Disturbance at Port Adelaide leads to court charges
In Port Adelaide on January 17 a crowd gathered amid stone throwing and hooting. Michael Donaldson was jailed after pleading guilty to threatening words toward MCC Ryan, with a four pound fine and costs. Joan Taborer faced related charges, while Reginald Robinson disputed a thrown stone incident. The magistrate noted the police were enforcing order amid a volatile scene surrounding the Copper Companys Wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adg
Yast
G. W. Halcombe
Port Adelaide
Michael Donaldson
Joan Taborer
Thomas Ryan
Mondy Street
St. Vincent Street
Copper Company
Mundy Street
Ryan
Ius
Coates
Furnidase
L. H. Kidd
McC Ryan
M.C Ryan
Melbourne
Blackburn Giob
Beitge
John Bevan
anNart Taborer
Copper Companys
S. Gilbert
Bevan
Riigine
Mombasa
Porkea
Haba
Vilamteers
Wirness
Mr. Homes
Joly Bevan
Queenstown
Gilhirt
Rumjing
P. Donnellan
England
Dave
Reginald, Robinson
Lannrer
Divett Street
Martin
Commercial Road
Divers Street
Kidd
MG Kidd
Defendant Pleads Mistaken Identity in Port Adelaide Attack
Witnesses describe a struggle near Commercial Road as the defendant allegedly pulled from a coat pocket and threw a stone toward a cupstable area. Detectives intervened after the suspect allegedly swung at a constable, claiming the incident was a case of mistaken identity. The court ordered ten days imprisonment with thirteen casts in the sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Huy
Donnellan
Fegura
Defendins
Devective
Downellan Aaid
Martin
Bemme
North Parade
Port Adelaide
Thuysday
Marvin
Gold Bay
Homes
Port Adelaide Friday disturbance leads to two court cases
At Port Adelaide Police Court on Saturday two men faced charges for insulting police and public disturbance. John McGuire a wharf laborer pleaded guilty to insulting officers near Divett Street and Robinson's Bridge on January 1, with penalties set to deter such conduct. Frederick Percival Arnold admitted indecent language at North Parade on Friday, addressing officers from about 10 feet away. fines and costs were imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
GW Halecumme
Te Wart Adelauig
Priscomor
Bond
Hskur Noll
Scatan
Dodd Street
Adelaide
Saniuary JK
Sdssi
Fob Rollin
Phy Alefendant
Conestable Rillins
de Lendon
Robinson’s Bridge
John McGuire
Divett Street
Port Adeardee
Sheridan
Kid
Frederick Percival Arnold
North Parade
Lanwary
Gyliinel
Adams
Tilie
Smoking in Wharf Shed Leads to Fine and Imprisonment
Port Adelaide Court heard two volunteer wharf laborers Al fred Jones and Thomas Maxwell pleaded guilty to unlawfully smoking in a wharf shed at McLaren Wharf on January 5. Constable Adams testified to the act and the refusal to heed rules. Each man received a five shilling fine with costs or seven days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jones
Thomas Maxwell
G. W. Halcombe
Port Adelaide
McLaren Wharf
Adams
Jones
Alleged unlawful supply of liquor at Port Adelaide court
At Port Adelaide Police Court Mrs Martha Gougara was charged with unlawfully supplying liquor from licensed premises on December 24. Witnesses testified seeing beer bottles and an on the street pickup near St Vincent Street. The defendant pleaded guilty and the case was adjourned for a further date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
G. W. Hatcombe
Martha “Gougara
Vincent Street
Gna
Paulo Varade
Pory Adelai
Jo Ko Subset
Howes
Guy
Thomas Patrick Ryan
Mort Auciade
Colac
Santo Parade
St. Vincent Street
Shaw
Bernhard Padden
Witfuss
Kidd
Padden
St Vincent
Goddard
St Vincent Street
Sant
Leslie Hagarg
Guth
Willey
Elie
Nes Jeanie
Port Adelaide Hearing Declares Inmate An Inebriate
George A. Dollimer, charged after being found drunk on Commercial Road January 17, faced a Port Adelaide court Friday. Magistrate W W Halcombe declared him an inebriate despite defence claims the institution is a swindle. The man, previously convicted of drunkenness, favored Gladstone and a 12 month stay elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port” Adelaide
George A. Dollimer
Commercial Road
Mn W W. Halcombe
F. Homes
Girls suffer mistreatment near Rosewater in district incident
A report from last Thursday details an alleged assault as two girls returning from a dance near Rosewater were crossed at Junction Road. One girl escaped, the other sustained injuries described as slight. The assailant, a man of short build wearing a light cap and a striped jacket, fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mielaide
Rosewater
Brilae
Shezlin
Rane
Unlawful Wounding Alleged in Port Adelaide Court
At Port Adelaide Police Court on Friday SM William Joseph Mc Genel faced charges of unlawfully wounding Arthur Gwynne Rowlands at Outer Harbor on January 12. The defendant pleaded not guilty as witnesses described a scuffle after Rowlands bumped into him. The magistrate considered dismissal or committal, noting low likelihood of a jury convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
GW. Halecombe
William Joseph McGenel
Arthur Gwynne Rowlands
Outer Harbor
Ardair Gwynne
Gater Harbor
Tim Nut
Mlonristod
Genders
Itn
F. Hames
Mat
Triad
Ship officer injured aboard Helen B Sterling
A ship's officer on the American schooner Helen B Sterling near Port River was struck by a flying pulley block. Friction burns and facial lacerations were treated at Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital. later moved to Walverton Hospital. He is expected to sail again after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen B. Sterling
Mt of
Port River
Semaphore Anchorage
Tod Closterwis
Port Adelaide Casusalty Hospital
Walverton Hospital
PILLION RIDING AT ROBINSONS BRIDGE HEARING
Police witness Constable Sutherland described the route near Robinsons Bridge where a man was seen allegedly riding as a pillion passenger on December 26. The defendant denied knowing the stranger who asked for a ride, while the prosecution argued the case on the facts presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Priday
Wo Hurcombe
Sal
Rostyn Frank Hollow
Torrens Road
Albertuil
Hayine
Rubinson
Mularevere
Parte
Bulice Tystonctur
Homes
Wo Sutherland
Wa Robinson
Mr Homes
Port Adelaide Council Hears Tender Results and Appeal
Port Adelaide City Council met to review tenders including coal from Adelaide Steamship Co and insurance bids. A Court of Appeal by the council considered a harbors board depreciation dispute over the Exchange Hotel access, with valuation proposed from £1659 down to £431 and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Chanel
F. J. Brows
Ald. Clanton
Wright
Een Teed
Com Gree) Bros
Co-operative Insurances Fov
Horse Committee
City Engineer
B. Corkington
C. D
Bird
Finance
Adelaide
Court OF Appeal
Harbors Board
Exchange Hotel
McLaren Parade
Commercial Road
Harbors' Board
City Valuator
FC Barpton
Port Adelaide Amateur Swimming Club Carnival at Portland Canal
A Port Adelaide Amateur Swimming Club open carnival at Portland Canal featured a General Motors Cup 440 yards dash won by H Gadkeat. Officials included secretary RJ Prideaux, starters Bridgland and Malone, judges Depledge and Waite, timekeepers Waite and Dalton, referee Bloomfield, steward Blizzard, with club chairman Jonas presenting the cup after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelade Amateur Swimming Club
Portland Canal
Port Adelaide
Rj, Prideaux
Ho Bridgland
W. Malone
Messrs
T. Quin. S. Depledge
C. Waite
R. A. Dalton
Bloomfeld
H. Blizzard
H. Gadkeat
McArthur
Bunker
J. Shiels
Tine
E. Coombs
VD. Eneberg
M. Short
T. Hay
M_ Short
Dixon
H. Gadkear
W. Hanson
R. W. Medwall
Mitt Jonas, MP
General Motors
Sailors Benefit From Nile Street Concert Evening
The Missioner reports a well attended Thursday sailors concert on Nile Street with local talent. Thelma Spencer opened with four selections and showed ability, Mrs BF Cooper and Mrs Edgar with Miss Jessie Klopp performed duets, H Nielsen sang solos, Miss Mavis Klopp danced, Miss Ruby Jinks danced with confident grace, Mr M Mullins displayed versatility in whistling and descriptive songs, all creating a solemn yet enjoyable evening for the sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Stanley
Thelma Spencer
BF. Cooper
Edgar
Jessie Klopp
H. Nielson
Mavis Klopp
Ruby Jinks
M. Mullins
Officers of the Helen B Sterling Sail From Port Adelaide
The American six masted schooner Helen B Sterling sails from Port Adelaide for Semaphore anchorage with three Oosterhuis brothers aboard. Captain H N Oosterhuis, Chief Officer John Oosterhuis, and Second Officer Ralf Gosterhuis compose the navigating team. The chief officer is injured and hospitalized but hopes to rejoin before sailing for Astoria if orders permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen B. Sterling
H. N Oosterhuis
John Oosterhuis
Ralf Gosterhuis
Port Adelaide
Astoria
Portland
Wolvern Hospital
Retired Globe Timber driver Mr Samuel Osborn dies at 75
Mr Samuel Osborn, of Funeliont Road Rosewater, retired from Globe Timber Mills as a driver after three years service. He arrived in South Australia with his parents at age seven and spent most of his life there except for a spell in Melbourne. He is 75 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Osborn
Funeliont Road
Rosewater
Globe Timber Mills Company
Osborn
South Australia
Melbourne
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Port Motor Cycle Sales and Service
Lewis, Norton
B.S.A
Acton
Pcr’s
Deacon, Hains Ltd
Commercial RD
New Station
Phos
Terma
Pillion
Seamen’s Mission
Nile Street
W. F. Finlayson
J.P
Semaphore
Congregational Church
Wertheim Pianos
Wertheim Piano
Rundle Street
Adrlatde
Continental
Black Diamond Corner
Albert E Tohns
Absolutely
Christian
Pirie Street
the London Loan and Discount Company, Limited
Sinityine Thas
Advasien Meee
Piacing
2S Beers Et Ets Pty Boe
Sen
J. B. Trewman
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