Brothers in Arms court case over stolen photos book
A man faced charges of stealing a book and photographs from Edward Rees. Witnesses described finding a book with three photos in a bedroom portmanteau and a girl’s room, with the accused claiming he did not know how the items arrived. The case involved police warrants and testimony about ownership and possession of the items.
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Tuunday
Helm
Deck Jones
Edward Orks Rae
Meilion Tor Méeors Robinson
Meilion
De-Fendant
Constable Charleton
Edward Rees
Joys’ Price
Calarlg Road
Rees
Jones
Lie
Meifion
Ron
Auy
George Reey
Vera
Jones War
Ptrett Hold
CPS
Jones Fe
Efen An
Gettow
Meilfinns
Police
Mtrie
Donor
Hydney
Bove
Arimatie
Mae Rees
Waler Jone Hed
Allen
Bao
Keon
Roos
Eas
Bydney
Route
Ted
Yalon
Powell
Winlee
Eleaulnye
Miter
Trioudehin
Juila
Calgrio Road
Tunn
Refoudant
Kresther
Rees House
Mur Roos
MV Rowe
P.M
Stelia Jones
Etontant
Ress & Hong
Apeak
Ke Reco
Eavor
Stullion
Bootlegging crackdown spans nation and coast to coast
A Prohibition enforcement officer described a large bootleg operation, detailing a fleet of stills and illicit alcohol sales. Prosecutions yielded dozens of arrests and substantial seizures across multiple districts, with enforcement agencies tracking illicit production and distribution networks.
Rural bank branch to open at Forbes
The Worbes Branch of the Government Savings Bank of New South Wales opens as a rural bank facility in Forbes on Wednesday. The Rural Bank will accept deposits, offer current and fixed deposits, and lend to primary producers and related industries. Additional rural branches planned. 14 existing branches, with further openings announced for early dates.
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Worbes
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales
Chegie
Forbes Ranch
Savings Bank
Clint Asnaduts
Accent
Industrial Court Proceedings Over Alleged Wage Breach
The Industrial Court heard allegations by Foehwe Laud un Tuswlay lal and J. Baker against tamers Davidwon for alleged wage breach related to work on a project for Kay Gul and Boarkow. Defendants claimed no variation in wage terms. defense argued entitlement to compensation with taxation and government payment records discussed. The judge noted payments and penalties, with costs awarded for the case and referenced court expenses and fines.
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Foehwe
Ds J. Baker
Tadistey Leboudis
Davidwon
Felipuney
Vince
David
Urinien
Amin
Moithins
Huthin
Hiker
Slomal
Wales
Wiens
Yoweoning
Visit of H A Barraglowgh Optician to This Town
Messrs H A Barraglough of Sydney Melbourne and Newcastle will visit this town on Tuesday June 21 from 10 am to 6 pm at the Albion Hotel. Each member of the firm has London University diploma and UIC A credentials, offering lenses designed to relieve intricate vision defects. Take no risks consult qualified physicians.
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Sydney
Melhourne
Newcastle
Fem
London University
U.1.c.a
FLO
Burbiclough
Albion
Unclear manuscript notes on a book and photographs
Fragmentary testimony describes a book and photographs involving a Mr Rees, Starla Jones, and others. Witnesses discuss finding, returning, and keeping the book amid family relations, with references to a P.M. and Mr Rowe in a legal or investigative context.
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H. A. Barraglough
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Doose Brothers
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Meron
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Continental Confectionary College
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