Military defaulters face Port Adelaide court action
At Port Adelaide Police Court on Monday James Lloyd of Mirkenbesd faced charges under the Defence Act for failing to render personal service for the year ended June 20 1925 and received ten days detention plus costs. Numerous others including Joseph Arthur Taylor Ernest Powell Harold Gilbertson Henry Sutherham Ernest Wm O’Regan Roy Lepley James McLoughlin Wm York Arthur Smithson Arnold Langmead Clifford Longmead Arthur Stanley Farmer and Thomas William Goodman were fined detained or convicted for failing to register for naval or military service or notify changes of address with various penalties and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Halcombe
Port Adelaide
James Lloyd
Mirkenbesd
Ray Mandeville Lenton
Ofheer
Alberton
Port Largs
Lloyd
Harold Erwin Gilbertson
Woodville
Henry’ Sutherham
Glanville
Roy Hamilton Lepley
Military Road
Henley Beach
James McLoughlin
John Simpson York
Arthur Smithson
Rosewater
Arnold T. Langmead
Thos
Willian” Goodman
Westmortians crew charged at Port Adelaide court
Forty three crew members of the bio care steamer Westmortians faced charges for unlawful refusals to aid ship operations. Capt. Herbert Upton testified, with multiple officers named for issuing commands disobeyed. Pleas varied from not guilty to ex parte, and several crew were convicted, receiving imprisonment and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Seam Navigation Company
Westmortians
GW. Halcombe
SAC
Port Adelaide
Herbert Lionel Upton
Ngell
Engimeur Mirback
Swift
Paris
W. V. Ray
H. Ensley
Capt. Upton
Liverpool
Archie Michach
Andrew Stewart
Enquirer
London
Upton
GW. Parle
Liverpoot
Treverlow Charged With Riding Without Lamp In Jetty Road
At Port Adelaide Police Court before Mr G W Halcombe SM on Tuesday Andrew Treverlow of Christie Street Lares was charged with riding a area without a lighted lamp in Jetty Road Lares on the evening of September 7. Ex parte hearing with Constable Atkinson Semaphore giving evidence. A fine of 5 shillings with 10 costs was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
Andrew. Treverlow
Christie Street
Lares
Jetty Road
Atkinson
Arilercth
Wife Seeks Maintenance From Ex-Husband In Exmouth Case
John Mortimer Cates of North Broken Hill faced a maintenance charge brought by Mona Cates of Semaphore. The case, heard ex parte, stated he left June 2 with four children and gave no reason. An order was issued for £2 weekly payments to the State Children's Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
G. W Halcombe
S.A
John Mortimer Cates
Razil Street
North Broken Hill
Mona Cates
Newman Street
Efe
State Children’s Department
Indecent Assault Charge Dismissed at Port Adelaide Court
At Port Adelaide Police Court before Mr G W Halenmbe on a Monday Peter Syding Medenyeke faced an indecent assault charge over an October 23 incident in Poet Adelaide. Inspector T. Hannnan argued the woman did not desire the act, and the information was dismissed for want of prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adulaide
G. W. Halenmbe
Sy Fan
Peter Syding Medenyeke
Poet Adelaide
T. Hannan
Port Adelaide Wheat Theft Charge Arises at Glanville Court
A laborer from Willimot Street Glanville faced Port Adelie Police Court after being accused of having wheat unlawfully at Glanville on October 12. Evidence showed wheat from Darling’s Wharf stacks was possibly moved by shifters and loaded into a cart seen near the defendant’s home. The defendant pleaded not guilty as witnesses testified about bags marked for wheat and swept-up chaff. case proceeded with inspector and prosecutors outlining alleged theft links and bag familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelie
G. Wo Malcombe
SAC
Rubery Kicesh
Willimot Steret
Glanville
Glanvine
T. F. Hanon
KR Vv. Squeerson
George Edward Lobb
Port Adelaide
John Darling & Son
Sanderson
Jake
Trotter
O'Sullivay
Vane
Hey
Darling's
Wark
Darling
Constable O'Sullivan
Coesmorel
Lefmand
Robert Kicoh
Datin
Wheat dealing case drags on as witnesses testify
The trial hears from witnesses including Thomas Smith of Ethelton and Herbert Kleesh about wheat sales to the defendant. Detected Wheat purchases traceable to multiple men, with the detective questioning the defendant about his activities and payments.
Travelled Without Ticket Before Port Adelaide Juvenile Court
A defendant appeared before Mr Halcombe SM at Port Adelaide Juvenile Court on Thursday charged by Detective Inspector Herbert Gordon Flendersin of the Railways Department with travelling without a fare on October 9 between Alberton and Adelaide. She was fined 3 shillings with 10 pence costs and ordered to pay the fare of 10 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Halcombe
Uiel
Herbert Gordum Flendersin
Alberton
Adelaide
Stolen Bicycle Charged at Port Adelaide Court
Francis Maloney described as a man faced larceny of a bicycle valued at 63 1 from Ross J Shaughnessy of Birkenhead. Inspector Hannon stated Maloney admitted taking the bike after being found with it in Birkenhead’s vicinity. Maloney pleaded guilty and claimed intoxication and lack of memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Birkenhead
St A
O'Donnell
T. O'Donnell
Birkenhear
Unclear criminal ruling notes on drink offense and fine
The report notes a defendant who acted foolishly toward alcohol and was fined £3 with 10 shillings costs, plus four days in default imprisonment if unpaid. No time was allowed for payment.
Watchman Who Slept At Port Adelaide Court
Gerald Byrne faced Port Adelaide Police Court on a charge of vagrancy and lack of means of support. pleaded guilty. Several men, including Byrne, admitted idle and disorderly behavior after being found in a shed near Cowell Bros with bags. Byrne had prior idle and disorderly conviction and was warned to seek work or leave the district, with judges noting no punishment beyond possible future consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Otdeltide
GW. Halcombe
Gerald Byrne
Hannon
Port Adslaids
Byrne
Havin
Plainclothes
P. J. Bunnellan
Planclothes
Barber
Scout
Cowell Bros
Rutme
Barker
Labor Bureau
S.m.bup
Tispertor Hannon
Guiree Brown
Charles Goodall
William’ Henne Tenderson
Robert Wilson
Port Adelaide
Donnellan
Isrma
Trurt Adelaide
Port Adelaide man remanded in coat and slipper theft case
Daniel Hughes appeals on remand at Port Adelaide Polo Court before Mr G W Hal omilt charged on the information of Inspector Han with unlawfully having nine coats and 15 slippers at Port Adelaide on October 24. Detectives questioned him with a plainclothes officer. the bag contained nine coats and 13 slippers. Coats matched items stolen from Birkenhead and slippers from MacKara. Hughes claimed the items were planted after a drinking binge and intended to dump them. Six months imprisonment ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hughes
Port Adelaide Polo Court
G. W. Halomilt
T. F. Hannon
Port Adelaide
W. Gill
C. Denneflad
Nelson Street
H. Trotter
Bond
Cused
Donnella
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Qld
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Jenkins
Ray
Feer
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Ross
J Molloy
Thompson
C. Brack
A. Hawes
Brown
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J. Knight
G. Barnes
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Henry Rudkins
Albert E. Slater
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Fo Mulhber
Molloy
Willian
Neil
Charles
Donald Fadgen
Hanson
Thomas Senith
Ethelton
Dalgety
SorEle
Aurime
Herbert Kleesh
de Ifendine
William McCartney, iI
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Mellor Park
Evie
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Second Avenue
Alberton East
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Champion Bike Builders
Rundle Street
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Satier
Iain Gee UA
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Burer
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Mana
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Siren
Price
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Prasee
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Aed
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Eloasi
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Sehr
Aril
Wiles
Grom Ynihrman
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Lancaster
Gerd Toon
Arima
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