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Open Verdict On Forbes Fire Inquiry At Lea Davis Shop
An open verdict was returned by the district coroner after an inquest into the July 2 blaze at Lea DavId’s shop in Templar Street. Witnesses testified to two separate fires, door and glass damage, and a cut to Booth’s thumb, with evidence suggesting deliberate arson.
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FR. Meillon
D. J. May
Joel Booth
Leo Davis
Templar Street
Sock
Flannery's
Eoward
Joseph Stanford
Ry's
Gunn's
Davis
Ehody
Lachlan
Temp
Janes
Flannery
Hubert M. Gunn
Propletor
Tonkin Street
Rome
Stanford
Davida
Arthur
Mr. Moloney
Arthur Gordon Spitties
Municipal Council
Hoth
Howe Booth
Pam
Rankin Street
Howe
Booth
Miss Parker
Forbes
Hilary John Doslan
Jihiner
Parker's Corner
Webb
Hoe
Meillon
Davin
Dean
William Francia Twogood
Forbes Tre Brigade
McLean Aid
Booths
James Booth
Cuisie Nod
Yale
Gilpin's
Moloney
Mr. Davis
Doolan
Stirling
Ginbe Hotel
Thad
Mr Davis
Dookan
Howe's
Oto St. John Pople
Mean
Eric George Kennard
Woods
Dr. Hair
Fle
Tidinga
Bill Jones
Evening News
Advocate
Maud
Number One
Tle
King Street
Smith
Jones
Lachlan Street
Hl! Jones