Relief worker acquitted in tobacco theft case
A court acquitted a relief worker amid alleges he and associates stole tobacco goods. Jurors found insufficient evidence linking the New South Wales native to the Masry store burglary on May 20. Police testified about items found and the alleged plan, but the defense claimed lack of direct proof and improper procedures.
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Erie
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New South Wales
Masry
Ker
Roberts
Mozmara Feigge
Ehnmsson
Rome
No More Coughing or Sleepless Nights
Fragmentary OCR note mentions coughing sleepless nights and various garbled terms. The readable parts imply a health or remedy topic with likely product or medical context, but specific facts, dates, names, or locations are not discernible from the text.
Cane farmer appeals defamation case against Schneider
A Mount Isa cane farmer and two others appealed a 2000 dollar defamation claim after a Bronian court trial. The case, heard by Acting Justice arahun and Justice B'S, involved allegations that a manager and company actions damaged the farmer's credit and reputation. The judge warned the trial would continue into the following day.
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Tarahun
Altres Schneider
Mount Msau
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Galen
Cane
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Disthe Bronian
Ing
Viaim
Adil
Moweerie Canal
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Senneer
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Wis
Trun
Kinieneid Ir
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Yale
Timor
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Sonia Meals
Kynar
Sehreider
Pimgarnt
Hwinears
Masrossir
Debtor's Duty and Public Examinations in Estate Matters
Fragmented report describes a debtor’s duty to his estate and public examination proceedings involving McConmed Street, McCulloch, and related parties. It notes a bankrupt individual in the hands of trustees, with references to debts, asset handling, and court actions. The piece mentions various names and local figures amid blurred OCR text.
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Seneniples
Iitaverdas
Mathie Brit Biochersie
Mathie Brit Biochersie Instate
Adam Bayrs
Gravatt
Award for Hotels in Central West
The Australian Workers Union pressed for wage rises and revised conditions for hotel and cafe workers in the Central West Industrial Court yesterday. Employers countered with variations to the claimed rates while the court adjourned for hearings.
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Central West
Clothing Trade in Central District Preference Granted
Court grants Australian Workers Union variation of wage board award for preference in employment in the Central District. Award supports bread bakers, shopkeepers, and associated trades, with several named individuals receiving or affected by the change. Details refer to past awards and local shop workers in Bulimba and surrounding areas.
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Wongreach and
Australian Workers
Industris Couirt
yeNerday
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W. J Riordan
Upl Val Division
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G. Fallon
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Anneia
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Easieey
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Oyler
Neal Lie
Wee Aly Batmien
Ames
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Raul
Roordani
Nnn Tiv Biace
Nlates
Inemake
Tor Pvaterenice
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