Four Boys Plead Guilty In Mossman Case
Fant Tradring pleaded guilty to attempting a serious offence against Ivy Florence Jensen in Mossman in December. The accused, aged seventeen, was represented by A J P MacDameell. Four boys connected with the case face proceedings.
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Fant Tradring
Ivy Florence Jensen
Mossman
Deember
Thin Bay
A. J. P. MacDameell
Water Ingles Charged After Planned Waterway Offence
The report notes Water Ingles was charged after a plan involving a waterway. The text references a 19 year old, with the date trailing from last December and mentions authorities questioning age and intent in the offence.
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MacDenoctt
Hin Moncar
No meaningful headline from provided fragment
The readable text neither states a person, event, nor location to form a factual summary suitable for a newspaper card.
Indictment Over Telegraph Fraud In Royal Case
A royal indictment alleges pant Vernet londed not geaty for sending telegrams for money, including forging and selling telegrams. The case names Aorosey General for Queenan and defense counsel Mr Steele. Witnesses and lawyers are listed with several names and roles in the proceedings.
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Atorsey- General
Queenan
Mia Bowser
Aorsey-Ges
Fragmentary courtroom summary hints at jury deliberation issues
The text shows a damaged courtroom summing up with jurors uncertain on technical limits and possible penalties. It mentions the Commonwealth, duty to retire, and potential penalties, but the fragmentary wording obscures concrete outcomes or names.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a dramatic scene
Fragmentary text shows a woman in a frock on a bed with unreadable surrounding details. The source is too damaged to identify persons, places, or events. no coherent outcome or factual summary can be established from the legible words.
Pest and Herald Brief Angers Local Audience
An unclear OCR snippet references both pest control and a local Herald event. readable text hints at a public notice or meeting affecting residents, but details remain incomplete.
Court Verdict Believed Simple by Mrs Menew
Fragmentary text shows a quoted exchange where Mrs Menew calls the verdict simple and urges agreement. The readable lines imply a legal or formal decision discussion with limited context.
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Menew
Fragmentary note hints at a return and time
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a return in connection with time and a comet. It hints at spots of oat jesting the sentence words but is unclear and incomplete. The readable parts reference a return event and time context without solid specifics.
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