Death by Own Action Pact Trial Verdict
In Criminal Court Mr Justice Lowe presided over Lachlan McLachlan and George Vickers as they faced charges tied to a death by own action pact. The jury found McLachlan guilty of conspiracy to commit suicide, while Vickers was found guilty of aiding suicide. The judge directed a verdict of murder for one defendant before reconfiguring the outcome. Sentencing remains to be determined.
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Justice Lowe Ssoceniy
Lachlan Memm
Toonn
Whiy
Gtorre Thetums Vickers
Hone
McLachlan
Justice
Lowe
McLaefan
Vickers
Milan
Uy Aintmlanes
Ferry
Suietile
Meditiee Howe
Tnt
Yiushlorilche Wertiee
Caispieary
Siekte
von Thesslay
Frilay
Colers
Gorman
Mita
Jurtsoner
Melbourne crash kills driver in Moorabbint pole collision
A car crashed into a telegraph pole at Moorabbin early today, killing driver Rudolph Tanneberg, 23, of North Melbourne. Two other occupants were asleep and unaware of the accident until waking in hospital.
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Melbourne
Moorabbint
Rudolph Tanneberg
North Melbourne
Ksleep
Lambs Killed to Save Ewes Amid Harsh Wool Country Weather
Travellers at Ballarat West station report dire conditions in the Wimmera and northern districts with no pasture. Farmers resort to killing lambs to save ewes as frost and feed shortages bite, risking a lamb shortage and higher prices when markets open. Some breeders insist hand feeding continues, while others fear overall stock losses and shrinking lamb percentages for the season.
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North
Ballarat West
Melbourne
Wimmera
Ballarat
Reallae
Trade Tariff Talks Between Australia and Japan
Canberra reports a long conference between Sir H. Gullett, Minister for Trade Treaties, and Japanese Consul-General Mr. Mural who arrived from Sydney. Mural noted no official protest had been lodged yet as the talks touched on potential effects for Sydney traders.
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Canberra
Sir H. Gullett
Japan
Mural
Sydney
Enent
Bydney
Ieleewar
Action Lapsed in Case Between Commissioners and Star Publishers
Police Commissioner v Star, Wilson and Mackinnon, proprietors of the Star newspaper, would be discontinued as the parties had composed their differences. No terms were announced.
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Police Commissioner
Star
Bromett
Sie T. G. Yy
Wilson & Mackinnon
Rain boosts seeding ahead in Horsham district reports
A May 30 Horsham Times item notes rainfall exceeding one inch in Bri paew and nearby areas, triggering seeding activity. Mitre lake, Goroke, Tolangutuk, and Webracknabeetb records cited with 12 to 13 points and 40 points for a mains project. The Home Affairs Department plans additions to the Pant office hailing an estimated 450 pounds. The Nath uke Agricultural Service Society reports finances, with outstanding balances and a forthcoming annual meeting. A Lake School attendance dips due to mosquitos as Empire Day activities shift. Horsham railway dialogue references linking Horsham to Hamilton and the south coast. A concert at Horshaw Hall features T J Noske and guests Sherr Weadlant, Mise G. Winkelmann. Hewith Bros expected to deliver seed wheat worth over 25 pounds to the hospital.
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Bripaew
Minimay
Mitre Lake
Bes Company
Nathuke
Aml
Slury
Therewas Lake
Horsham
Hamulton
Mosterm Seaboard
T. J. Noske
Tae
Horshaw
Sherr Weadlant
Mise G. Winkelmann
Bert Johnstone
Delius Anwar Fria
Hewith Bros
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Dimboola
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General Drapers
Langlands
OAK
Gar
Pole
WEVER
Prideauxn Oates
Hilda Cox
Adelaite Unive Conservatorium
Allan
Hoescham
Phone Vorsham Sasity
Violet Cramer
Andrew Bireet
Marie A
Walther
Horsham Times
Wolseley Homat
Studebaker
Aptain Cuttle
Dombey & Son
Walter Gay
Wal’t
A.M.P
AMP. Society
Vincent Wheaties
Victoria
W. R. Welshman
L. Parkinson
Ferry D. Camber
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