20 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 20, 1935
Page
1
In a Brisbane court on Wednesday, Halian Kills Compatriot was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Leonardi. The defendant, identified as Biundabete Griseppi Barbello, faced the life term after a fatal attack tied to a dispute. The case drew attention to violent crime within the community.
Sydney forecast notes further showers and possible thunderstorms to the northeast of the city. Coastal and tableland areas may see showers and squally winds at times with periods of clearer intervals.
Melbourne court records reveal young men charged with intent to murder in a case tied to local incidents. Authorities, including Constable Janes Simpson, report statements from the defendants and detailed testimony about alleged plots.
The Inverell Rifle Club held a shooting event with multiple contestants, including participants from local and regional clubs. Scores were recorded across several rifle disciplines with several shooters achieving notable placements and times, reflecting a busy day of marksmanship.
Minister for Local Government informs Macintyre Shire of a grant to build a bridge over Macintyre River and Perudise Creek and to construct coastways along the worst sections of road No. 198 from Shirdusr Crescent to Cluya Thighs road, with terms of grant and agreement details.
Local notice reports a sale event at Canedeile featuring half price bales with emphasis on limited time and selection. Details are unclear due to OCR garble but the core item is a discounted bale sale offering.
A farmhand, Ry dney Keene aged 18, was charged with attempted murder after administering poison to his employer Cecil Reus vinck Emms Jimelin Ulrick and Ronald Gecit Uiel at a meal. Detective Alimovin reported the accused admitted to tampering with the first course and spending funds provided to buy the poison.
In London the stock exchange and government officials debated reforms to curb speculation and protect the public. Sir Cyril Cobb questioned moves by authorities, while Mr Chamberlain declined to commit to immediate action, favoring a cautious inquiry into possible solutions. The discussion highlighted tensions between regulation and market freedom.
Sydney market update from Bumex Atreek shows varied prices for staples including wheat bulk 24, potatoes Tasmanian 108 to 108, Victorians 104, cheese 10 04, honey 244, maize 34 to 37, oils 272 to 270, onions 10 6 to 11, millet 30 to 257, chaff 4 to 5, lucerne 3.9 to, wheat 210 to 29.
Judge Wells sentenced the aborigine Terry to five years hard labour on one count of resisting arrest and two years for an offense after custody. The four counts ran concurrently. Defense blamed contact with white men for Terry's misdemeanours.
The N.S.W. branch of the Federal Labour Party plans its annual conference at Bying on Saute day. Proposals include creating a permanent operatic organisation with government support to promote grand opera in Australia. Other plans call for clinics for women and children across New South Wales. A further proposal seeks to reduce war service Khoren Interest to 7 percent and to fund the deed to the widow in case of the husband’s death without further claims.
The Anglican Bishop of Goulburn, Dr Bargman, calls for four men of thought to lead in Church and State. He argues Australians should pursue reform and plan for mental and social advancement, stressing a need for pioneers who can address political and social problems without compromising production.
A Brisbane barrister named Gately was walking around a monoplane when the propeller struck him on the head. He sustained severe injuries and died within minutes. The incident occurred as he carried his luggage toward the plane.
Reprinted market wire item notes a quiet London wheat market with selling pressure and active trading on new season wheat. Observes buyers in Sydney and Australia contracting old season grain, with assorted prices for bagged and bulk wheat and shipments to the United Kingdom and India.
The body of a man believed to be George Vistor Varnes, 78, was found in Doonside after being struck by a crane. Police are investigating the fatal incident.
Public court martial will be held soon for officers of the Hood and the Renown following the collision last month. Admiral Balay and Captain Tower of the Hood and Captain Baweridge of the Renown face trial. Robey expected as senior admiral.
Melbourne discussion quotes Labour Minister Kent hushes and electors as most Australians favor pacifism amid misread lines on Italian fascism and Australian governance. The debate suggests Italy progressed further toward dictatorship while Australia clings to parliamentary norms and economic constraints.
Sydney report notes Waterloo Council used casting vote of Merger to move to dissolve or count irregularities in the municipal election. Alderman Donohoe accuses roll-stuffing and double voting, calling the roll-stating the worst kind as Labour men push for action.
Kensington races reported results with Encourage Stakes winner Addye and runner ups Thad deus and Flying Bullet. Bendicap west division saw Go By and Royal Cure among scratches. Bowery led betting at 3 to 1 with Tom Pinch and Dango close behind.
In Ottawa the House of Commons heard a claim that Soviet visitors behind a recent British Columbia strike were rigging camps to hurt Canada’s market prospects in the United Kingdom in favor of Russian lumber. Prime Minister Bennett said the information obtained showed the charge was fully warranted.
In Sydney Wetnentay a committee of the Federal Cabinet lays out plans for Australia's King s Jubilee celebrations. The group aims for economy with no extravagance or unnecessary public expenditure. Key figures include Postmaster General McLachlan and Assistant Treasurer Casey, signaling a modest royal jubilee since federation.
Sydney exchange notes indicate Hn the unit price stands at 40/11 with current quotations from Wednesday. The figures reflect shorthand betting market and may be subject to fluctuation.
The Queen with the Duke and Duchess of York toured the British Industries Pair in London. She examined the Australian exhibit with interest in sultanas honey and flowers, noting a campaign to boost Australian peach and jam production. High Commissioner Sir James Farr hosted the royal party at the New Zealand display.
The Greenock Corporation debated Jubilee ceremonies and a protest by youths. Officials indicated twelve roter attendees and a policy column on participation. Government offers and platform issues were discussed amid unemployment condition improvements.
A fierce storm over the Lower Clarence caused widespread effects as lightning struck and killed two horses. The events occurred Wednesday, with observers reporting dramatic lightning activity and damage along the plowed fields near Sydney.
An obituary recounts the life of S W Moore son of Ray William Moore a Wesleyan missionary born at Bay Fiji. He attended Newington College Parramatta River captaining cricket and rifle teams before joining teaching then Tinfields Tingha and later business roles. He served in the Legislative Assembly supporting Sir Henry Parkes and Sir George Reid, held Mines and Lands ministries, led Peel River State settlement, faced political backlash, and died leaving a widow and several relatives.
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