Glanville voting case ends with Johnson shooting inquiry
In Port Adelaide Court, Michael John Johnson testified he struck Blakie with a fist on December 30 and later faced gunfire. The hearing revealed Johnson’s injuries, with witnesses describing shots and a clash fueled by prior threats. Johnson claimed he was attacked in Mary Street, Glanville, leading to the defence’s argument for self defence. The case adjourned with Blaikie committed for trial on an attempted murder count. bail set at £25.
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Adelaide
Lawrence Elsi
Glanvil
G.W. Matcombe
Femang
Michael John Folmascito
Jamun
Ison Red
P. TS Cherry
Port Ade
John(oh
Rahron
Thom
Alan
Abra- Sion
Uderneath
Robison
Ieros
Jolfinon
SMC
Johnson
Rollison
di Aly
W. A. Rollison
Michael John Johnson
Russel Street
Glanville
Mary
Reas
Ny ‘Witnes
Brie
Hart Russell
Witnness
Quinn's Tobacco
Semaphore Road
Port Adeliée
Cysusitt ‘Hospital
Produs Court
Ned Kelly
William Thomas Butler
Connor Street
Hart Street
Russell Street
Russell and
Hart Streets
Ohnson
Schemme
Fred
John Walsh
Mary Street
Schembrie
Hart and
Russell Streets
P. J. Donnellan
Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital
Harris
Hansbury
Runwell Street
Mike Johnson
Blaike
Blaikie
Criminal Court
Tolinson
Daly
S.M
Dimond Bros Framed Pictures in 3-In Frames Offer
Dimond Bros. promotes a special line of framed pictures in 3 inch frames sized 22 by 18 inches. Large assortment of scenes offered with a 25 percent discount. Do not miss this budget friendly chance to secure a suitable present.
Cuts Both Ways Between Brawn and Beliefs
A dialogue on perception questions whether the common man is as black as painted or as whitewashed as claimed, with J one noting complexity in character and society. The exchange suggests nuance in morality beyond simplistic labels.
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Jones
What Every Woman Should Know Advertisement
An magazine style notice urges women and girls to write to Miss Landon at the Chicago Novelty Company address in Adelaide Grenfell Buildings Grenfell Street for full details of the wonder book of the year and its contents.
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Miss Landon
c/o
Chicago Novelty Company
Grenfell Buildings
Grenfell Street
Adelaide
Dangerous trailing of trollies fined in by law case
A Pennington driver Edward Douglas admitted trailing two trollies behind a vehicle on Semaphore Road Glanville December 4 and was fined 10 shillings with costs after the City Council banned such trailing to curb traffic danger. Lawyer R Cruickshank appeared for the prosecution.
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Edward Douglas
Hodgeman Road
Pennington
G W. Hatcombe
Semaphore
Glanville
R. Cruickshank
Rail ticket offenders fined at Port Adelaide Court
At Port Adelaide Police Court before Mr Halcombe S M Carl Lange sail maker North Adelaide and Arthur Woods North Terrace Adelaide were fined 10 with £1 costs each in default four weeks imprisonment for railway offences. Powlesland appeared for the prosecution. Both men said they lacked time to obtain a ticket at Glanville.
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Port Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
S.M
Carl O. Lange
Tyote Street
North Adelaide
Glan—ville
Glanville
Burns Anniversary Concert by Port Adelaide Caledonians
The Port Adelaide Caledonians present a Burns songs programme by the Caledonics Choir conducted by Mr J McLellan Oddiet at Oddiet lows Hall Port Adelaide on Wednesday January 25 1922. Residents and visitors to Largs Bay are invited to Skinner's New Year Fair offering glass leather basket ware powders perfumes bathers fishing lines books toys cards cut flowers seeds palms ferns and seedlings.
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Port Adelaide
Largs Bay
City of Port Adelaide seeks Chief Health Inspector
Applications invited for the position of Chief Health Inspector and Building Surveyor at £300 salary. Must be certified and forward evidence of character and experience, including rat destruction work. Deadline 4 pm February 16 and addressed to the Secretary, Town Hall Mire Adelaite.
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Heath
F Hradweln
Charge of Unlawful Timber Possession in Rosewater
Frederick John Edward Mewett faced a charge of unlawful possession of four pieces of matchwood at Rosewater on January 3. Evidence showed he claimed the wood was his and pointed to a check clerk's denial, but the court dismissed the information, noting the defendant's excellent character.
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Port Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
S.C
Frederick John Edward Mewett
Grey Terrace
Rosewater
J. Bond
JJ. Daly
W. S. Harris
Wolson
Pawling
Roseyrater
Ter
Corporation Wharf
Messrs
Walter and
Morris
Ladd
Lewis and Reid
Walter
Lewis
Mewett
Daly
Robert John Herron
Lewis ‘and Reid
Alfred Walter
Woodville Estate
Waller and Morris
Hurtle Stewart Ladd
Halifax Street
Adelaide
Mysel
Lewis and
Reis Yarda
the Allenson
Eck
Roland Arthur Walfie
Arthur Waelow
Dockyard Employee Injured at Glanville Dockyard
Isaac Taylor a married Exeter resident was struck by falling chain links while loading a chain on a trolley at the Government Dockyard Glanville on Thursday. He was taken to Casualty Hospital and detained for treatment.
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Glanville
Recrcin
Isaac Taylor
Exeter
Casualty Hospital
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Vincent Street
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Port
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Church of Christ
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Outback
W. C. Brooker
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