Court case and trial details amid sweeping wartime sanctions
Telegram style dispatch references court proceedings in March involving company executives and legal actions tied to award validity. Names such as Devine, Kelmort, and Winter are noted alongside mentions of hearings before an authority in Australia and related charges. The text mixes legal and political rhetoric with references to socialists and imprisonment, indicating a controversial trial and potential penalties.
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Itis
Strange Trial At Victoria Leads To Harsh Penalties
A Victoria court case involving Catherine Balmer and Railway Commissioner resulted in a verdict against the defendants for complicity in an act described as violent. The story also notes a separate criminal entrustment, a post theft confession by shop assistant Bisan, and a related death penalty sentence for Bertha Mats after an operation.
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Procai
Mestre
Muntow
Bisan
Tisamann
Robbey
Jm Sears
Sntenes
Horner Dope
On Yong Wola
Bertha Elizabeth Mats
Premier Moore Eyes Federal Talks in Victoria Visit
The Premier of Western Australia Wr. S. Moor met with the Prime Minister in Melbourne on March 19 to discuss joint plans with the federal government. The party, including Mr Mahon, planned a tour to promote reforms affecting key WA industries and the proposed Federal initiative.
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Melbourne
West Australia
Wr .S. Moor
Flo
Parhs Frans
Fediseal
Olfter
Wreck inquiry finds negligence in minister’s conduct
The Auckland court in New Zealand on March 19 concluded the wreck of the Borrest was caused by the minister’s negligent navigation rather than a deliberate act. The Wonnok examined the officers findings and held the minister responsible for the catastrophe, citing gross negligence and responsibility for Ivy vere.
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Auckland
Borrest
Hall
Governor General's likely Perth visit for month or two
The Governor General informed the Promice of Writ Substabin that he would probably visit Western Australia for a month or two, currently being in Melbourne yesterday. He likely plans a brief stay as Excellency prepares for travel from Mal hourne.
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Perth
Sustrabin
Breent
Mal Hourne
W.A
Fain
Beanehaf
Jaane
Runebury
Aise Ste
Wiat Auatealia
Fitel PF
League For Pendential Erasane
Panes
Australian military opinion in Melbourne speech on empire and organization
A Melbourne report from March 19 discusses war service and imperial unity. It quotes a local speaker praising Commonwealth forces, criticizing leadership figures, and urging swift, efficient organization for Australia’s defense and empire.
Northampton Police Court Hears Theft and Property Claims
In Northampton March 20 the Police Court heard cases involving Raymond Gor, L. Burges, and others over illegal possession of property linked to Mr. New. Warnings and warrants were discussed. one case ended with a unanimous verdict against the complainant and a distress warrant to follow. A second case, Ahearn vs Burges, focused on sheep ownership and possession with permission to amend. proceedings concluded without final charges.
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Northampton
Raymond Gor
RM. Tiider
Cunaingha
PS. L. Burges
New
Wilson
Geo
Wilena
Flee
Qoe
Abearn
Burzee
Kim
Io Burges
Keagen
Wind Tie
Tie
Vivara
Farrell
Puncheon
Burges
Bates
Hosken
J-P
Ahearn
Deni Ahern
L. Burges
Cetent Sus Hae Described Some By Meat Of Rediana
Readable fragments describe a historic event with named places and figures. The text hints at a ceremony or report involving individuals and a named location, indicating a local or regional historical scene and its key participants.
Sybil’s Soliloquies at Presbyterian fruit social
A lively Presbyterian fruit social in the church featured Mr Buchanan and Mr Shannon in a varied programme. Miss Coleman impressed with Wood-bye and duets with Miss Marsden, while Mrs Davies led ensembles. guests included Mesdames Colman, Grimish, Marsden, and Went among others.
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Buchanan
Shannon
Wiss Calon
Socie
Viea
Heath
Aberusea
Miss Coleman
A.T. Davies
Miss Marsden
Maying
Munday
Marnett
Keay
Anevine Wood
Wes Alk. Davies
Mom
Gursham
Mins Colman
Steggall
Grimish
Miss Grimish
Mi Randiv
Speed
Miss Wood
Miss Boundly
Willy Jmslin
Stud Shorthorn Sale at Clare Mount Draws Notable Bids
The Stud Shorthorn Sale at Clare Mount drew strong attendance and bids. Twenty two stock were disposed of with prices reaching up to 70 guineas, led by Strathalbyn Dairy of Deers hut 2st named August Asth. Purchases were made by Mr. O I Ward and Mrs. B Scroope, reflecting the district’s high stock quality. The piece argues such sales influence broader breeding goals and suggests annual sales at Strathalbyn and possibly Newmatrcstry to bring regional stock closer to Geraldton markets.
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Balyar
Amet
Royal Agriculural Society
Clare Mount
Charnsont
Ory
W. T. Hrton
Strathalbyn Duiry
Deershut
Ward
B. Scroope
Strathal- Syn
Produce Market Notes from Perth
Market report from Perth March listing latent quotas and prices. Barley sold at 7s 6d per bushel. Wheat prices noted with limited activity and miscellaneous price points in the jargon of the period.
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Perth
March
Fista Primo
Wesley Church Service By Rev J Tiller
The Reverend J Tiller, constrained from attending the conference, will conduct the service at Wesley Church on Sunday.
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Wesley Chath
J. Tiller
Voeth
Wesley Church
Sandstone Siftings and Local Construction Prospects
Local notes discuss the Sandstone project with workers and contracts for site installations. The article mentions a public sitting for license confirmation, anticipated improvements from a bedding upgrade, and the upcoming final Sunday of cricket and Sandstone events with teams expected to be weaker due to key players.
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Amd
Towic
Anil
Moore
AWA
Binainien
Ierabon
Thay
Roads Board Elections Report From Central West Region
Informal notes show candidates and results for a Roads Board election in the Central West area. Names such as Mitchell Knowler Watson O Halloran and others appear among voters and nominees with local office terms recorded. The fragmentary text indicates a formal vote and election council involvement in Northampton.
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Taylor
Sycoral
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Tore
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Hene Ming Coleman
Tosti
Mery
Bartlett
Mrs. Beton
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Collier
Mise
Ceram Dresa
Mes. Stokes
Crek
Eyes
Mes. Mertim
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Mins Hire
Mra. Depner
Aml
Beavies
Meadowcroft
Mirae
Ani
Anatolia
Ae Opera Company
Teumphe Ani
Roads Board Elections
Reengugh
Central West
Matoyielecedths
Devlin
Meaderrch
Willie
Juli Nrembern
Wore Mitchell
Vrank Nairn
Knowler
Upper
Trwin
Mesare i
Tawinness
Central Penition
Kewman
Saniune Real
Victoria District Co-Operative Flour Milling Coy., Ltd
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Wukeby
Bhapine Geraldton
Fyonler
Eirevturs
MacKenzie, Ry
Public Works Contract
Doom, Mt .— Works
Polior
Dosugarra
P.W.A
Northern Telegraph
Wotka
Igralitton
F. L. Strona
MacKenzie
Warton
Emy
Suc Mart
Geraldton
Sundeian
Alte
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Oliver’s Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
Marine Terrace
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A. Kent
Alli
P. M Sweggall
Uhers
Charles Hormann
Ray
Thornley & Co
Thoman
T. Davies
Ames Co Kidd
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Hue
Henry Gray
Elwes
Tite
Unl Ang
Uut Drnison
Laer
Benate
Badrovides
Freeh
Vuk
Urse Abbott
Gerald
R. Cool
Sein Bern
W. B. Armitage
Premier Boot Palace
Oyparite Railway
Toods Sed
Geratdocon
Cass Bros
THE
Austrian Temperance & General Mutual Life Assurance Society
Jantirtesd
Adel
Iivwié Wassponta
Rapenses
Australaste
Wrathrrall
Herth
Wasson
Armstrong
Ser
Tamas
Ane
Hurts
Joel
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