Labour members ejected from Sydney Legislative Assembly
In Sydney on Monday, Labour member for Lakemba Mr Stanley was ordered from the Chamber after a confrontation with Mr Missingham the Chairman of Committees. Stanley refused to apologise and left as Missingham warned of further ejection. A second Labour member was removed after further uproar as Mr Booth accused Missingham of bias.
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Mr. Stanley
Lakemba
Legislative Assembly
Hemin
Missingham
Hinsell
Mr. Missingham
Labour
Minsingham
Booth
Boott
Melbourne Cup Candidates Trial Gallops At Flemington and Caulfield
Melbourne Cup contenders and their horses galloped at Flemington and Caulfield in morning sessions. Top six times noted with Chatham at 1:59 for a mile test. Peter Pan, Admiral Drake, Lough Neagh and others posted notable splits with distances from five to nine furlongs under varied paces.
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Melbourne
V.R.U
Flemington and
Caulfield
Chatham
Lightning March
Denia Boy
Satmoth
Peter Pan
Admiral Drake
Lough Neagh
Kuvera
Oro
Middle Watch
Galleniat
Chetowalk Inio
Liberal
Winooka
Lbrani
Moroney Pleads Guilty in Canberra Court Collision Case
Patrick Moroney faced fines and a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to driving a motor cab under the influence and a separate charge of driving without a license. He received £7 fine, two months in harbour in default, and seven days imprisonment for the license breach. Police offered no evidence on headlamp offence. Moroney said lights failed, causing a collision with a bus near Capitol Theatre. he had held a license five years with no prior similar charges. He requested three months to pay.
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Mr. Forrest
Patrick Moroney
Caniae
Canberra
Yeatermy
Moroney
C. W. Davies
Tandy
Davies
Capitel Theatre
Motor Injuries Verdict Entered For £52 10s
Queanbeyan District Court judge Sheridan records a settlement in which William Cottam of Uriarra Road claims £100 damages from Eric Blewitt of Moyalla for injuries to his son Wilbur Cottam in a motor accident. Judgment entered for £52 10s with £10 10s down and the rest by instalments starting November 17.
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Queanbeyan
Sheridan
William Cottam
Frusterer
Uriarra Road
Eric Blewitt
Moyalla
Wilbur Cottam
Codd
Mitchell
Alven
Scratchings V R C Melbourne Cup Resulting Entries
Scratchings list for the Melbourne Cup shows WNeliabar and Chatham still engaged, with all engagements including Pentheus noted as pending.
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V.R.C
Wneliabar
Chatham
Pentheus
Stolen weights unsettle Kembla Grange race meeting
Consternation at Kembla Grange as jockey weights could not be weighed after a butcher’s steelyard was borrowed. Riders lined up using rope to weigh in, with races like Maiden Welter and Wollongong Mile proceeding under unusual circumstances and results including winners Brass Bowl and Snow Run.
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Riddy Boaliger
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Brass Bowl
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Hincertly
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Cambewarra
Rosie Colm
Wollongong
Snow Run
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Winker
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Premier Sir James Mitchell on immigration policy
The Premier Sir James Mitchell commented on unemployment and immigration. He argued migrants could not be encouraged while Australians were unemployed and said Australia must have people for defence and other needs. He suggested Britain was overcrowded and migration would require compensation if repeated.
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Perth
James Mitchell
Australia
Britain
Divorce Law Amending Bill Discussed in Locative Assembly
In the Locative Assembly Mr A S Henry moved to introduce a bill to amend the Matrimonial Causes Act. The proposed changes cover dissolution of marriages after long separations or prolonged insanity and related conditions. Leave to introduce was granted 46 20 with some party divisions.
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I Rydney
A. S. Henry
U.C.P
Sanders
Usa.p
Labour
U.A.P
Measrn
Mair
Lee
Maverley
Chamber
Divorce hearings in Queanbeyan District Court
Judge Sheridan presided over two divorce cases. Elizabeth Ellen Herbert sought nullity of marriage to Cecil Ernest Herbert on bigamy and adultery. evidence of a previous marriage and children supported the claims. Alice Margaret Flannigan sought dissolution from James Flannagan on desertion. payments and maintenance issues were discussed, but the verdict wording remains unclear.
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Sheridan
Queanbeyan
Elizabeth Ellen Herbert
Cecil Ernest Herbert
Mabel Kingston
Parramatta
Shirley May
Thomas
Alice Margaret Flannigan
James Flangorgan
Goulburn Reformatory
W. T. Lindsay
Felix Mitchell
Flannagan
Mr. Flannagan
Forrest to Meet Kingston in Ladies Grand Final
Forrest faces Kingston in the Manuka grand final of the midweek Indies competition. Forrest previously lost comfortably to Kingston last Wednesday but aims for a stronger performance with Abbott Mackinnon Pirgin and Mrs Hicks leading the lineup against Kingston’s Tredd Kemp Crapp and Mrs Douglass. The association will offer afternoon tea at a small charge.
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F.C.T.L.T.A. Indies
Forrest
Kingston
Manuka
Noisy Court Scene as Prisoner Abuses Magistrate
In Newcastle a noisy court scene occurred when 84 year old labourer Harry Fraser, jailed for indecency, launched a tirade against the magistrate. He battled two policemen trying to escort him from the dock and needed further police help to be quieted.
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Newcastle
Newcastle Court
Harry Fraser
Hie
Prisoners Escape Over 14 Foot Wall at Scone Lock-Up
George Murray aged 34 and Ernest Richards aged 22 escaped from the Scone lock-up this morning by climbing a 14 foot wall during the keeper's temporary absence. They had been arrested on a charge of stealing tobacco. A large police force searches the district for the pair.
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Maitland
George Murray
Ernest Richards
Scone
Richards
Murray
Government plans altered taxes instalment proposal
In a Tuesday note from State Treasury officials the government plans to allow taxes to be paid in instalments and expects expenditure reductions. The result total of 332 000 pounds previously anticipated will be cut to 297 250 pounds.
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Cronomien
Human leg found in sea near Scarborough in Sydney
A human leg was found wedged under a rock at Scarborough yesterday, close to a site where remains were located Sunday. Police suspect the remains belong to one of four drowning victims reported in October.
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Sydney
Scarborough
Wellington body of George Hack found on Makara Beach
Police traced the route of a vehicle to Makara Beach where the body of George Hack 28 was found. Investigators learned a driver had been sent back after a theft occurred and a poison was involved in the incident. The victim was identified as the youngest member of the New Zealand house.
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George Hack
Makara Beach
Tate
Lemile
Snng
Lyle
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