Robbery at 5 Boarding House Leads to Arrest
The trial reveals Chad Ellis, a suspected sleeper-hewer, accused of stealing from a guest at a boarding house in Banbury. Evidence shows money hidden in a pillow, police watching for a suspect, and Norman testifying about the search and recovery of notes and coins. Ellis admitted telling Charstable Lone about the cash. he faced six months hard labor as a likely sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad Ellis
Banbury
Mag. Voale
Norusin
Kili
Mae Surat
Norway
Pulier
le Owe
Evans
Chas
Tellis
Mera
Wiveysen Cory
Norman
Balret
Moinime
Groen Bopaies
Nik
Jule Veale
Tur
Azul Trerious
Elept
Soul
Hilti Crene
Sim
Neruait
Ruibory
Wopar
Lyme
Sorwan
Nui
Willy
Normann
Bugbury
Tee
Chinack
Milligan
Iman
West
Ellis
Tim
Dave
Bunbury
Wiles
Anne Zohl
Tag Morwiy
Maying
Neeman Ltd
Papioney
Algor
Sonal Lyons
Sentonsinn Svenia
Anil
Fragmentary OCR Note Distorts Names and Places
The readable bits describe a dispute involving a ten year old Sandvia colt and a person named Morin with a jail sentence. A separate item mentions a visit to Great Britain to study the year in vogue. The overall text is garbled with many misread words and unclear subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Ae Morin
Toler
Bois
Mali Dhomaly
Labor Congress debates draft constitution and funding
The congress spent most of the day on drafting the constitution and finance questions. Delegates discussed district councils, member contributions, and the mechanism to fund Federal elections and office upkeep, with votes on amendments and the draft adjourned after a late session.
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Muwlay
Teall
Diver Winved
Scomneil
ALF
Tor
Ofice and Isle
Bever
Omatethy
Fremantle
Moses
Dulau
Gincila
Snaddan
Cakortive Consell
Mitten
Duce
Distri Cannals
Basia
Menzies
Sam
Imatarwos
Organixafiom
Liver
Porveninge
Ose Suman
A. B
Industrial Legislation Debated At Western Congress
Mr Holman outlined motions on federal industrial regulation and compulsory vaccination repeal. Amendments supported include government control of railways, repurposing funds for a miners sanatorium, limiting state legislature size, appointing worker reps to Fremantle Harbor Trust, and extending Sunday labor protections. Debates covered protection of timber, land allotment terms, and Congress costs exceeding £100 with calls to share expenses.
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Barnett
Fremantle Harbor Trust
Shaw
Bunbury
Mr. Barnett
Austenia
Kellpher
Holman
Mining Committee
Troy
Hunt
Wheeler
Foley
Kursawang
Butler
W. J. Thomas
Thomas
Hiad
Cornell
Agenda Committee
Cheers
Congress
Scaddan
Weather Dreams and Labor Congress Echoes in South Bunbury
In South Bunbury the weather dominates local chatter with wet skies and gusty winds, while debates on a Labor Congress unfold. The writer notes a lack of local institutions and calls for a technical college, urging civic action and unity despite tensions. A humorous aside laments nightly cow intrusions and garden woes.
Final Session Actions and Labor Delegation Requests
The final session on Tuesday June 7th adjourned at 9 15 am with Mr George Taylor presiding. The draft constitution was renamed and amended to reflect party control and services during recess. A Coal Miners notice urged the NSW Government to release imprisoned workers, seeking signatures from party leaders and wire transmission to the NSW Premier. The Organising Committee referred majority and minority reports to the central executive for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Moena
Federal Labor Meimpery
Qurnell
Collie Miners Union
the Workers of
W A
Im Congress
New South Wales
Meases
Bowling
Burns
Brennan
Gray
Revont Cal
Wire Tyle
Beighrty Quaherarion
Nevelle
Milcod
H Im
Congress closes with speeches and Auld Lang Syne
Congress finished with the usual congratulatory speeches after special remarks praising Mr Taylor as chair of committees in the Legislative Assembly. The session included beers for Labor and the singing of Auld Lang Syne.
Halley's Comet Glimmer Fades at Clarke's Corner
At Clarke's Corner the splendid values are becoming clearer to our numerous customers after a vivid display of Halley's Comet. E. M. Clarke, Clarke's Corner Commer, notes improving reception and keen interest as the feature message fades from view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke's
E. M. Clarke
Clecke
Council Controls Lighting Service Struggles With Street Illumination
Posts from a council meeting reveal ongoing complaints about street lighting quality after the electric light and power council took control. Councillors discuss repairs, staffing, and enforcing late penalties while aiming to improve dimly lit street corners and mains in need of repair.
Council Over Time Pay Debate Gives and Take System
At Bunbury Municipal Council Dr Nuri opened debate on pay practices for overtime and Sunday calls. Arguments centered on a “give and take” system for permanent workers, with requests for full overtime pay and compensation for Sunday work. The works committee was tasked to review the matter. a claim by F Wenn for overtime was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuri
Bunfury
Ratsay
North
Beck and Wall
Baldock
Oria
Brashaw
Ramsay
Council
Baeshaven
Opinon
Rapa
Ee Council
Clarke
Fen F. Wenn
Uuon
Bunbury Hoade and Footpaths Urged for Immediate Repair
Heavy rains in Bunbury prompt council to press for urgent repair of principal roads and footpaths from Wesley Church to View Street. Funds are limited, with debates on fixing Stirling and Victoria Streets and calling a special works meeting to plan expenditure of 200 to 300 pounds, or more, for immediate improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunlyuns
Gr. North
Wesley Church
Ransay
Gr. Fraenkel
North
Baldoch
Victoria
Stephen
Stirling-streets
Clarke
Fragnkel
Grimth
Tim Ter Gr. Baldowk
Stirling-street
Slate Shoul
Wallington Licensing Court Transfers and Name Change
The Wallington Licensing Court held its quarterly session on Tuesday morning to address transfer applications. Grants included transfers for the Parade Hotel, Beach Hotel, and Goldenfilds Hotel, with one name change approved to Preston Valley. Other licenses confirmed or applied for include Koreijikup Hotel, Forest Hotel Mumimanbullupp, eating house known as Bouse, and a boarding house at Mille.
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Wellington
Donnybrook
Fronh
Keating
Harvey
E. J. Whitwell
Erimiah Murphy
Forest Hotel
Mumimanbullupp
E. J. Dinhaw
J.J. Gill
Bouse
J. Dyer
Caroline Hellwege
Mille
British Ambassadors intervene in Turkish arrests
The British Ambassador at Constantinople intervened in cases across Turkey where government officials seized British objects or Parmons under British protection without notifying British Consuls. In Chechnigof, south Russia, three murderers were court-martialed and condemned to death. While awaiting execution, one inmate killed two others and attempted suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet
Turkey
Russia
Manius
Pious Encyclical Provokes German Protests and Berlin Rally
An encyclical linked to the canonization of St. Borromeo denounces Protestant Reformers, sparking vehement protests in Germany. A Berlin west mass meeting is planned for Monday to protest the document. In other items, Australian control officials question a £5,000 guarantee for Louth Arion’s proposed Australian vigil, while a curious Italian market tale ends with a bullock killed after banknotes are devoured by an animal.
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Pega
St. Borromeo
Germany
Berlin
Poidevin
Australian Board of Control
England
Daily Express
Board of Control
Louth Arion
Italy
Moncalvo Monserrate
Dhin
Fatality Near Donnybrook After Wheel Obstruction
An elderly man, Mr. Wood, died after a wagon wheel passed over a stump near Donnybrook on Thursday morning. Amputation below the knee was performed on his leg, but he died at Bunbury hospital Tuesday morning. An inquest opened at the court house and adjourned for further hearing. The deceased, about 55, left a large family and was laid to rest in Donnybrook cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bunbury
Scotland
Hadrem
Grichion
Het
Ste Pewk
Walter Thac
Donnybrook
Hye
Wood
Srunnybrook
de Elliot
Bunbury
Gary Cluk
Lorenan
TL. Prosser
E. Shaw
Oine
Donnsbrook
Late Ebenexer Marin, pioneer of Western Australia
Social and Personal obituary notes Ebenexer Marin who arrived in Western Australia a century ago from Belfast. He engaged in business as a contractor before gold mining ventures in the Pilbara and later settled at Cossack. He built a prominent orchard property in the South West with 30 acres of fruit trees and a record yield of 33 baskets from a Northern Spy apple. He served as a justice of the peace for the Wellington district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenexer Marin
Western Australia
Belfast
Ithe Colony
Nor’ West
Terra Incognita
Wesranna Lense
Pilbara
Cossack
Sominga
Preatin Enews
W. H. Smith
Robert Martin
Martin
Wellington
Sailors Rest report shows reduced debt and praise for volunteers
At Sailors Rest annual report presided by M L A Hayward with Bishop Goldsmith and others, debt down to £300 from £750, staff Miss Cons and Mrs Shaw praised. funds outpaced prior year with £29 excess. twenty thanks to pastors. musical numbers featured. aviation carnival notices follow.
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Mies
Harry Darling
Hua
Lonlahip
Mim. Shaw
Bunbury
Paisley
Mocara
Marshal
Mises Baylis
Gope
Mines and social events at Wallabee era noted
The town observed a public holiday with banks and offices closed while post office remained open. Morcomb’s debt and council payments prompted talks to settle work owed, including hospital support and Aboriginal issues. Plans for a new hall and amusements surfaced, with entertainment aimed at roller skating and variety shows amid growth in town facilities.
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Botunday
Ineo Fawn
Madlawit Jutetioh
Satanlay
Mundas
Bth Trust
Ottier
the Vale
Aniline Intervantiy
Musicipal
Wales Shay
Morcomb
Australia
Froprletary
Prwna
Nendreilias
Shiek
Peblic
Sarawatherines
Rifle Matches End in Weather Affects Barbary Ride Club
The Barbary Ride Club held a day of rifle matches on Monday with variable weather. Morning sun gave way to gusty winds and showers in the afternoon reducing participation. Scores and handicaps are listed, noting several shooters and match results amid the difficult conditions. Weather and turnout affected the event, with some competitors absent due to the threatening conditions.
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Prises
Mosday
Tins
Manele Pont
H. Willey
Cusack
Gran
W. J. Duthd
Irs
Wate
Mullamby
EB Varker
H. Groen
Ple
Bal
W. J. Duffeli
Willy Nil
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Theongh
America
Me Te Frick
Ve American
Reaabraanit
Ieee Foe
Mlawiteba
Great Britain
Vogne
Labor Congress
Plater
Aglaries Wan
WL. Thoman
Aloples
Avowing Sesson
Homnan
Countess
Mums
Dodd
MLC
Thors Industries
Mc Cornell
Sinicumust Tees
Maunser
Brain
Madvatood
Faull
Legislative Council
Tivisig
Legislative Assembly
Annie
South Bunbury
Phope
Yale
Freddy" Roberts
Ub Teller
Turine
Electric Light
Eine Cif
Chuncillors
Imoat
Tuwailay
Pal Council
Victoriascryet
Ant
Remeiy
Fréenke
Ma Ycott
Counii
Bunbury Hoade
Wallington Licensing Court
Mosers
W. L. Gwen
J. F. Johnsted
HE. Raading
Social and Personal
Lional Aviation Carnival
Blackpool
Seaton
Fegprat_arbhiteation Board
Gromee
Collie Notes
Ansut'an
Johneons Jeurion Ryt
Bam
Ualifya
Johnson
Johnam
Duifried
California
Taam
Wing O Fate Lee Ao
Northern Territory
Glf
Nanking
China
Hai Keem
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