Port Adelaide Court Orders Detention Over Immigration Case
At Port Adelaide Police Court, before Mr G W Helerbe, four agents faced charges under the Immigration Act. Willem Barendsz and another migrant arrived January 27 to tow away the disabled steamer City. A German recruit faced penalties. a missing man and the Coast Guard inquiry influenced the case. Substantial fines and detentions were ordered for nonpayment and cigarette smoking.
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Port Adelaide
G.W. Helerbe
Elder, Smith’ &Cs
Port Adelaide Bite
Sarge
Orlorne
Sux Willem Iz
Bor Adelaide
Karl Petersen
Ray
Eytered
Ilug
Willem Barendsz
City of Re
Adelaide
Port Adelaide larceny charge withdrawn in timber case
At Port Adelaide Police Court before Mr H L Haslam the case of Artur Henry Connor a driver of Alberton charged with larceny of 60 pieces of timber valued at £10 from Holden's Motor Body Builders was adjourned to May 9 after J E Noblet obtained leave to withdraw the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
H. L. Haslam
Priday
Artur Henry Connor
Alberton
Holden
Lad Tesvor
J. E. Noblet
Semaphore cafe lease action hits court over sewer connect
At the Port Adelaide Local Court Richard Owen Evans sues Robert Bleechmore and Emily Bleechmore for £17 on a sewerage work debt under a lease of the Wondergraph Cafe. The defendants plead never indebted as evidence shows a sewer main laid but no obligation to connect until use. Adjournment and a shop theft case involving youths interweave with the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Messrs
GW. Halcombe
K .Anderson
BE. A. Badcock
Wesday
Richard Owen Evans
Findgu
Robert Alfred ‘Bleechmore
Emily Clara Bleechmore
Semaphore
Yi "Sanderson
He Plain
Sit
R. N. Pinlayson
Sanderom_aaid
BR. O_ Evans
Sewers Department
Breachimore Reas
Finlayson
Government Department
Gro Place
Ikerhmors
Robert Cruckshank
Jend
Io Jove J. Geaty
Watermerix Deparment
Herbert
Semaphors Roar
Exeter
Se Tae Mevent
Pinlayson
Elkechmore
Evans
Sanderson
Ryans
Cen
Evang
Port Ade Juvenile Court Hears Fowl Theft Case
Four boys including a Port Ade juvenile faced the Juvenile Court over theft of fowls from Edward Boomer of Roveweter and Cameron of Delamint My. The offender admitted stealing two fowls valued at £13, with several others involved. The judge noted the need for responsibility and ordered state council supervision until age 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bélore
G. W. Haiibe
SM. HF. Segertind
J. J. du
Port Adeaide
Hr Edward Boomer
Roveweter
Delemiant
Boomer
Jose
Gecewe Cameron
Fiat
Masilier
Port Adelaide Court Hears Death Case Details
A Port Adelaide Local Court session heard a case involving a $19 sum linked to a death on Thomas Stankey Barrett Street. The matter referenced a group of cadets and a period spread from four to eleven days, with unrelated costs and detention terms noted.
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Port Adelaide
GW. Malcombe
Creaco
Thossas Stankey Barrett
Breaches of Military Camp Discipline
A juvenile court report describes Reuben Matthews of Carey and D A Twra MC in detention camp cases at Fort Largs on May 28. Matthews left the camp without leave during a five day detention. Five days detention was imposed with £4 payment. the case concerns discipline and custody commitments.
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Haslem
Reuben Matthews
Carey Sear Sikrine
D. A. Twra MC
Beer
Twining
Fort Largs
Boy Burglars in Port Adelaide Juvenile Court
A group of youths faced Port Adelaide Juvenile Court on burglary and related charges. Four named youths aged 14 to 15 were accused of breaking into the shop of Oscar Caddy on June 8 and stealing items including pine pie, condensed milk, and biscuits worth £6 6s. Inspector E Nablet prosecuted, after the incident reported by Caddy on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Nablet
Oscar Caddy
Commercial Road
Boys face reform measures for offences at county court
The court considered multiple youths for offences with Tinkler and Webb linked to serious acts. Some were kept under state supervision until age 18 or 21, others seen for possible reform under the State Children's Council. Four boys not involved in major charges received admonition and penalties.
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A. Minchell
Morris
Port Adelaide
Webb
Tinkler
Wallschwitzky
Port Adelaide Congregational Church
Wallschuitzky
Ort Road
Cuesnatawy
Congregational Church Yard
Fred
Donellan
Adelaide
Wallschoitzky
Magic
Walker
J. E. Noblet
Norris and
Quin
Heerling G G. Norris
Noris and Muin
P. Chandlers
McLaren Parade
Flass
Dattwell
Mitchell
Mark
Houthe
Storris
Norris & Quin
Wareness
Orens and Interstate Trading Co
Gabe R Kelly
Overseas
Taterstore
Eading Cg
Canal
Sashir Street
Doun
A. L. Mitchell
Dalgety & Co
Bunge, Ltd
Touchy youngsters hold gelignite store in home
Two Semaphore boys aged 13 and 14 were questioned after being linked to a shot near Gorge reservoir on June 9. Police found gelignite plugs and a box of 36 detonators in their rooms. They faced the State Children's Court in Adelaide on a charge of unlawful possession. sentencing was deferred as parents bound for good behaviour.
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Canphalltown
Fendoloit
Gorge
Felipe
Tusther
Leu Hidtun
State Children's Court
Adelaide
Fishermen Hampered by Tugs Blocking Port Adelaide Berth
MP Mr Frank Condon complains that fishermen in Port Adelaide are blocked from accessing waters near the Central Ferry Stop as tugs and a police dinghy occupy the area. He says three complaints to the LA Hatters Board yielded no change, leaving two taps and an 8 motor launch moored there and hindering police access after dark.
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Frank Condon
Port Adelaide
L.A. Hatters Board
Nether
Schemp
Gunn
J. Gunn
Queensland
State Legislative Council
Melbourne
Sihewe
Eric
Altyr
F. Codon
FE. Ward
A. Baldock
Port River Bridge Woes At Port Adelaide Entrances
Port Adelaide reports ongoing trouble with Isher's Bridge at the Dock entrance where a government tug is used to swing the span. A cracked plate and deck leveling issues at Robinson's Bridge prompt complaints as traffic is held up waiting for the bridge to level. Electric motor drive is urged for the pump.
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Isher
Port Adelaide
Robinson's Bridge
Seamer Street Salon Concert Delights Large Audience
An exceptionally large gathering filled the Salon on Thursday for a concert featuring Keeling and a varied program. Performers included A B Club on horizontal bars, mandolin solos by B Germein, solos by Rev TP Willacon and Miss Keeling, and piano duets by Miss Keeling and Mrs Tatton. Applause followed each number as the audience praised the evening’s success.
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Keeling
Tutvon
A.B Club
Tutton
B. Germein
Willacon
Ition
Mlae Berton
Bird Nelson
The Out Direct Barber Quip Sparks Surprise
A fragmentary line recounts a barbering quip where a gentleman asks how his hair should be cut and the operator offers a brisk reply, captured in a terse historical snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthlows
Ailern
Port Adelaide Labor by election rally preview
A Port Adelaide by election meeting chaired by J C Lockhart discussed Labor’s aims. Speakers praised Gunn government education and health measures, local industry, and housing schemes, urging voters to support Labor against anti-Labor Tapp and stressing job creation and state works funding.
Immigration Policy Debate in Australia Sparks Alien Obedience Talk
The Australian government debates requiring aliens to declare obedience before landing. Proponents argue it may deter wrongdoing, while critics warn it is impractical and could fail to punish lies. The plan appears aimed at appeasing or thwarting revolutionary-minded entrants.
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Austral
Europe
Australia
Restoration of Cold Standard in Australia and Britain
The article discusses a restoration of the gold standard, noting long adverse exchange rates from London to Australia through 104. The rise of private firms operating against banks is mentioned, with expectations that stabilized rates will replace fluctuating ones. It cites NSW Treasurer’s 2 million pound intervention in the Sydney market as justified.
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Lonifon
Australia
Bern
Bonton
New South Wales
Aydney
Ant Prinxiehen
Ambiguous Text Reflects Government Action in London Sydney Passage
Fragmentary wording notes a government action linked to Tunis and London Sydney with reference to an atmosphere of control shifting from a previously exclusive domain. The passage implies justification for evening operations within a new realm of authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sydney
Commonwealth pledges national road plan for Australia
The Prime Minister announced at Ballarat that national leadership is needed to fix roads as motor transport reshapes travel. He said local and shire bodies cannot bear the burden alone and the Commonwealth Government is ready to cooperate on a national scheme to repair and maintain both country and city roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Australia
Ballarat
Ganjuation
Brice
Ciy
Australian states debate new divisions and federal reach
Australia considers splitting states to reduce centralization and cost. Proposals from Treasurer Earle Page for at least three new states Northern Queensland, Central Queensland, and Northern New South Wales sparks debate. Supporters argue provinces would develop remote areas and ease capital city dominance, while opponents cite duplication of services and local administration costs. A federal agency and Canberra capital plans loom as potential catalysts.
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Australis
Australia
Lhough Alawratia
Inele Beerach
Corduet
Earle Page
Dieclares
Higonsland
Certtral Quematand
New South Wales
Thas Stave
Ode
Sydney
Melbourne
Canberra
Jervis Bay
New South ,Wales
Queensland
Farle
Sovreign
Commonwealth
Mexico and United States on Trial Before the World
A diplomatic exchange reports Foreign Secretary Kellogg pledging U S support for Mexico while protecting American lives and rights, as Mexico’s government defends its stance. Mexico responds that its government is on trial before the world and rejects alleged aggressions as unfounded assertions.
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Kellog
Arliog
Mexico
United States
Hue
Insurance Company Legislation In Victoria Enquiry Reports
The Chief Secretary Hon J Jelley notes an enquiry into recent legislation as a model from South Australia. He says Victoria requires insurers to make substantial deposits before operating. Critics argue the restriction is too strict and hampers company formation.
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J. Jelley
Victoria
Jeley
South Australia
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Kiko Wetter
Wallschnitzky
Lem
State Children's Council
Magill Marie
Berte
TGS
Port River
Wile Street
the Assembly
LABOR
Tr Orlyante
Labor Yanuidate
Verna Ag
Port Adelade
Labor Party
J.C. Lockhart
Part ‘Adelnine
LL Hill
Education
Sali
Adele
Ople Seay
Bat
Wong Tre
Howe
MF Tapp
Henry Barn
Bann
Todd River
Dmpurance Company
Legiela ‘Ton
Lord Exmouth Hotel
DILKS
Alex. P. Mann
Melbourne Place
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