Murder verdict varied by appeal in Melbourne case
June 12 Melbourne: Kurubu Wetslakos, convicted of murdering his wife in North Melbourne, won a court appeal altering the verdict to manslaughter. The Full Court ruled the jury might have errantly excluded a provocation defense. the sentence of 15 years hard labor at Coburg Metropolis was considered under review.
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Melbourne
Kurubu Wetslakos
Grark Hst
Siniger
North Melbourne
Olver
Court of Critains Agteat
Cheyney
Kotelake
Coburg
Shelton
Whit Aioe
Sorel
Jueioe
Whuin
Mr Justice
Minar
Cutton
Cat
Nerkuse
Ventier
Mare
Australian tariff polemic mirrors empire trade clash
The article argues for a robust Australian development path to diversify exports beyond copper, criticizing tariff barriers and urging local manufacturing growth. It cites figures on production, freight costs, and a push for self-reliance to reduce reliance on foreign goods and improve the nation’s industrial capacity.
Geelong Ballarat Road Mallaral Funding Debate
At a conference of municipal leaders including Royal Art and Commercial Travellers Association supporters, officials pushed for funding from the Federal Aid Grant to advance the Geelong Ballarat road project. C F Wilson forecast costs around 1.46 million with councils urging two thirds of main works costs. Local leaders pledged cooperation while ministers underscored fiscal limits and prior commitments.
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Mallaral
Dare Hh
Royal Arto
Nahe Thant
Commercial Travellers’ Association
Gerling
Benlaying
Bannerbburn Mendipal
C.F Wilson
Muninvong
Cated
Cheaites
Jfeads Eearnt
Gioia
New Zealand men sentenced in Melbourne for long ship voyage
City Court jailed 13 travelers from Wellington to Melbourne for two weeks imprisonment on charges linked to an illegal trip amid widespread New Zealand unemployment. Trial detailed hardship, urging lawful return and noting war impacts on movement and jobs.
Geelong Chamber Maritime Report Summarizes January Tonnage
A Geelong Chamber report totals vessel tonnage and imports from January to date, noting shipments from Geelong to various ports and the overall weights. The document lists several masters and crew present, including Cobh, Herlerniee, Beeher, Howand, and Gill, with references to related activities at Kenora and South Wharf.
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Maria Derartre
Chamber of Semen
Marclacrores
Teeterdas
Mo Herlerniee
EB Beehervase
Jehm Howand Fo J
Newherer
W McFarline
EL Ho
Washington
J. T. Gill
England
A Wilky A. BR Harting
Metin
A M Collin
Lement Cow
Eobh Purrall
Film Industry Sidelines Ann Barr's Ypres Controversy
Ann BArr discusses Ypres blocked in Melbourne sourcing film funding and British war context. Directors and producers, including John Doyle and Tom Molloy, face constraints while Australian industry groups push for release and censorship decisions amid war controversy.
Australian film censorship and American influence debated
The discussion features Captain Barr and Mr. Marks detailing Australian government stance on Union Theatres and Australian releases. They compare British and American film involvement, weigh risks of censorship and influence on public opinion, and consider what films could succeed in Australia and abroad.
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Prémeme
Ann Doyle
Barnaby
Burpaly
Murs
St Mor
Bars
Boke
Mavis
Heyte
Barc
Union Theatres
Orlon
Australie
Carl P
Attrallans
Firen
Duncan- Thet Presen
Aek
Barr
Australia
Copitol
Prince Edward
Lasky
Mr. Marks
Mone
Beck
Marker Dovon
Winwea
Uconn
Deny
Bate
Aid
Kane
Adele
Longa
Marke
Thani
Magatie
Mr. Starks
Gao Brerttuwal
America
Gibeon
Dewle
Inland energy ends amid moral debate in councils
A discussion on morality and knowledge unfolds as officials weigh industrial and agricultural notes. References to Austra lian policy and local leaders hint at broader debates over public welfare and the role of industry in society. Citizens voice concerns about safety, progress, and the duty of leadership amid uncertain times.
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Bochily
Amelie
Aid
Diane Wire
Uae
Pal
Tndiay
Ford Mayor
Ben A
Livesey
Wealth Figures in Canada Aims of Prominent Men
The article discusses Canadian wealth with references to notable figures and institutions. It hints at calculations of national wealth, prominent financiers, and the role of agriculture and industry in forming economic power. It mentions universities, banks, and development projects shaping financial status.
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Jbc Bacon
S&le
Jas. R. Ponton
Moorabool Street
Geelong
Selec Nay
Ellen Solve Cotes
Rolfes
B.S. & S.lla
Furst
Bere Tees
Tate
Hilesl Sons Vlistemee
Lima
Wattery
Atromh
Mall Way
Init
Funston
Ballarat Road
Martin's
Ameirelia
Zealand
Meluov
Deiors
New Betlundere
Waotape
Weillington
John Allen Nel Talat
Treatee Ray
Thomas Bawon
Tork Hayes
Weloent Gah
Leitumas
New Zealand
Jiahe
Ariel
Poe
Maritime Statistics
Geelong Chamber
Ann Barr
Ypres
Tom MIX Cowboys
Amy
Capain
Principe
Witheng Bef
Mietal
Ontontrey Ltd
Gibron
Dr. Jekyll
Tilt
Tim
Aer
Doyle Utter Plouriot
Wade
Empire
Empire Goods
Melcouree
Lites
Fm Bite
Willy Wets
von Veta
Moira
Comte Gera
Thomas
Peroni
Cepeian
Fred
Indi
Stely
Coly
Ciornitie
Inetu
Brea Sophe
Titania
Bale Pty
Canada
Anita
MD Pier
Amy Woeth
Atria
Cape Barr
Joief
Jeel Ang
W. J. Grifitks Pty. Ltd
STAR
Ryrie Street
Rod
Mas Uteni
Pakington Street
Elizabeth Street
William Stott
Aeeodrmann
Flinders Lane
Tippett
Tppeit
Sateen
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