Bottomley Appeal Denied By Higher Court
Court rejects H. Bottomley appeal with summary that abides sentence length and confirms prior decision. No further relief granted as case moves no closer to reversal.
06 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
1
Court rejects H. Bottomley appeal with summary that abides sentence length and confirms prior decision. No further relief granted as case moves no closer to reversal.
Labor officials discuss measures to prevent wage issues and delays in applying for benefits. The gathering includes Mears and Pearson and notes about the Avon shipyard, captain’s presence, and a possible Monday forties simul confer.
A garbled report from the American Railway Board references drafting or licensing events. It mentions Washington and a public or official briefing with unspecified dates and names, but the text is largely unintelligible and unclear.
A Palestine debate centered on Zionist methods and governance. Council motion to reduce Colonial Secretary’s salary prompted Mr Hicks to denounce Zionist influence on the High Commissioner and Arab representation. Debate ended with a 292 to 35 vote.
Sydney judge Beehy presides over Profittee nne resention Court as meat price levels come under scrutiny amid ap previon concerns. Uncertain fragments mention master bitelters sacition and fur mnel toe with references to centre.
A Sydney morning paper faces a £2000 libel suit brought by Senay Wawel and Kelly organizer at Taxa. The action centers on alleged statements in the paper about voluntary organizations of markets and government involvement. The suit alleges defamatory content published in the Herald.
Reports from Dublin describe ongoing fighting as Free State forces push along Sackville Street with armored cars and grenades. The General Post Office is stormed with 30 rebels captured. Gresham Hotel fire and arson noted as irregulars resist. Royal Irish forces claim gains at Millmount Barracks Drogheda and near Marlborough Street. Countess Markievicz among reported prisoners.
A Dublin dispatch reports rebel forces tightening grip in the Midlands with key centres such as Kilkenny and Mullingar under their control. Nationalists assist advancing troops as Loyalist resistance weakens across the country district.
Berlin reports state that demonstrations for the republic passed quietly with minor disturbances in Cologne Magdeburg Stuttgart and Zillou. Police in Allenstein East Prussia report more arrests tied to the Rathenau assassination case with attackers linked to same circles as suspects.
Dispatch from Athens reports Major Blake, preparing an aeroplane circumnavigation, has arrived in the city. In Clonmel regular forces are mined and entrenched while irregulars shift to universal conscription. A strained Letterkenny region sees a joint irregular Ulster assault, with a later clash near Glenfarn barracks as Combined forces push back the attack.
London dispatch says the Evening News reports several fighting aircraft flying for the Free State marked in green white and red piloted by Free State volunteers for Dublin. The report notes Dublin as a destination or base in the context of the Irish Free State military aviation.
Mr J W Steer a gardener for C Radford Crystal Brook was killed yesterday afternoon while ploughing in the garden. A runaway team on two horses overturned the ground. He was found unconscious and died before medical help arrived. The coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary. Steer leaves a widow and six children, the youngest three weeks old.
On Tuesday in Adelaide court, Johanna Dorothea Louise Pomeroy sought dissolution of her marriage to Archi Wald Allan Pomeroy. they married in 1942 and lived in Solomontown and Port Pirie with no children. Also Mary Ann Mildren petitioned to end her marriage to Henry Mildren. married January 1891 in Broken Hill and lived in Adelaide Georgetown Port Pirie among others. four children. adultery alleged in 1919 1920 and 1924. evidence by H L Grey. proceedings adjourned for further testimony.
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