Five Years' Gaol for Two Suffragettes in Dublin Theatre Fire
In Dublin two suffragettes Miss Gladya Evans and Mrs. Mary Leigh were each sentenced to five years penal servitude for roles in the Theatre Royal fire on July 1. Co-defendant Mrs. Liat Baker pleaded guilty to property damage. Mr. Walter Capper was discharged. a further charge against Mrs. Leigh relating to an attack on the Prime Minister’s carriage was postponed.
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Gladya Evans
Muswell Hil
London
Mary Leigh
Dublin
Theatre Royal
Liat Baker
Chatham-road
Mabel Capper
Oxford-road
Manchester
Leigh
John Redmond
Ourage
Durban Cooper
Connaught Rangers
Shear
Stege
M. Healy
Arminine
DD. Cooper
Coorer
Trial details reveal Gladys Evans guilty in violence case
Reports describe Judge Madden questioning witnesses as Gladys Evans is found guilty amid courtroom tension. The Attorney General outlines evidence of concerted acts and Leigh's defense argues against prejudicing the case while the theatre scene and props are cited by witnesses.
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Mr. Healy
Cros E
W. Jones
Gladys Evans
Healy
Jones
Justice Madden
Mealy
Leigh
Rew
Attormey-General
Mary Leigh
Mr. Asquith
Cooper
John Moody
WM. Weenry
Enid Rawpowder
Mrs. Leigh
Genpowder
Women Vote Controversy Stirs Dublin Trial Verdict
In Dublin a high profile case links anti female suffrage to a gang of crimes. The jury found Gladys Evans and Mrs Leigh guilty amid court tension. Judge Madden warned of public danger and urged lawful action as the women face sentence.
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Nelson
Dublin
Nelcom
Copenhagen
Seymour Bushe
K.C
Justice Madden
Renee
Mrs. Leigh
His Lordship
Gladys Evans
Risa
Federal Salary List Reveals Two Million Expenditure Plan
The Sunday Times reports Minister for Home Affairs Mr. King O'Malley introduced a comprehensive new system to track federal works and salaries. The digest compiles data on mineral values and public works, promising increased access for Parliament and officials.
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King O'Malley
Parry
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Department Salaries And Acts Since 1910
A 1910s parliamentary briefing lists Commonwealth Acts passed since July 1 1910 and displays department functions. It includes a financial compilation of salaries across Home Affairs Treasury Trade and Customs New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia and central offices totaling over £1,006,101 for various officers.
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Everal
Home Affairs Department
N.S.W
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Ius Imumeme
South
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