Three Men Plead Not Guilty To Alleged Money Conspiracy
In Brisbane, Claude Rodriguez, Frank Young, and Arthur Baker-Hineh faced charges of conspiring to obtain money from Brisbane Building and Mortgage Co. by fraudulent means between 1946 and 1947. The Crown warned of a long trial with many witnesses and documents as defense denied seven counts and claimed insufficient evidence. The case featured complex allegations about device sales, loans, and forged contracts, with a large amount of evidence planned and the court adjourning to continue proceedings.
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Frank Young
Arthur Baker-Hineh
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Stole Money To Pay Tram Fares
A man named Mee O Brien is accused of stealing money to pay tram fares. Police report say a worker found 9 shillings and 44 in money missing from William Maey’s property, later recovered. the suspect faced a short sentence of four days in prison.
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Labourer Charged After Row At Brisbane Ground
A labourer was charged following a disturbance at the Brisbane Cricket Ground on Saturday afternoon. James Gullacher, 27, appeared in court charged with disorderly conduct and assault. He was remanded until May in the higher court as police continue to pursue the case.
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Brisbane Cricket Ground
James Gullacher
Isboyter Petore
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Wiel Laavliye
Wrrest Gallaytey
Billy
Haway
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Alleged housebreaks reported in unnamed parties case
In a May power court session, several laborers including Paul Alieens and Bob Aliens faced allegations of breaking into the dwelling of Dann Josenie Moor. The matter notes Veroniee and Suter and Thomas Francis Witten as laborers involved with consent implied for a May 16 sale or warrant.
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Paul Alieens
Harry Anzac
Bob Aliens
St. Tay
Suter
Thomas Francis Witten
Cisniyee
Bedole
Ormkr
Committed For Trial Amid Rumors of Assault Case
A criminal hearing in the police court on June 7 heard details of an alleged attack involving suspect Brey and others. Witnesses, including Mr Green and associates, testified about an attempted rape in an Bris area hotel setting, with ongoing investigations and courtroom proceedings.
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Eme Cour
Hotlelt
Brisane
Fine On Gaming Charge Details Remain Unclear
An archaic court report shows a 20 pound fine for gaming related charges. The fragmentary text references names such as William, Robert, and Pearsey along with mentions of a magistrate and a police court. The damaged narrative leaves precise charges and outcomes uncertain.
Apprentices Act Fines Imposed for Minor Labor Violations
A report from Staney Street Sout h Brisbane notes penalties under the Apprentices Act for multiple parties over minor labor infractions. Names include Sharpe rags Boubermein Wilton and Shargens Harold, with fines ranging and penalties applied for breach of apprenticeship provisions.
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Oreachen
Hickey Roy Willan Wiltor Bilder
Wieton
Sbermeins
Sharpe
Boubermein
Wilton
Thriny Norman
Park
Witton
Arta Sita Secale
Aes
Staney Street
Brisbane
Harold Euttord
Anan
Ned
Perey
Bert Witsan
Canvassers Award Agreement Reconsidered by Court
A contested canvassers award involving Perry and W J Riordan faced court review. The Pridens Nal Awirante Company sought exemption from the bill and argued moderation had approved the appellation. Mr W B Fox stated he could confirm the assurance, while other parties pressed for assent to the arrangement before the court.
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Wurenmenia
W.B Fox
Noli
Woman Found Hanged in Boutinane Street
Norah Frances Thain was found hanged at her home on Boutinane Street on March 16. The husband William Frederick Thain, named as bereaved widower, claimed his wife’s death raised concerns as police investigated a nervous breakdown and alleged marital tensions.
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Cy Coveyer
Mrtt
Norah Frances Thain
Ho Veal
Yelio Kas
Bava Viteire
Boutinane
Woout
Maren
William Preerick Thain
Wilome
Aid
Hearne
Jepod
Woyeure Suuners
Abouk Chive
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