SQUIREY TAYLOR CASE ENDS WITH NEW TRIAL ORDER
Melbourne reporters note the court discharged juror Squirzy Taylor after a hung verdict in the Angus Murray harboring case. Judge Wiuwarski remanded Taylor for a new trial and issued a warrant for the arrest of Sauizzy Taylor over a motor car incident. Daphne Curt, a young woman, was seriously injured in the prior accident.
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Not Guilty Stated In Malicious Wounding Trial
At Darlinghurst Criminal Court Thomas Bath a 62 year old contractor faced a charge of maliciously wounding Frederick Tremble after Tremble was shot in the chest on March 24 Bath claimed Tremble ruined his home stole his wife and led his children astray He testified he fired in self defense The jury returned not guilty verdict and Bath was discharged
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Darlinghurst Criminal Court
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Frederick Tremble
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Tremble
No Confidence Debate Prolonged In Victorian Assembly
In the Victorian Legislative Assembly the no confidence debate continued with Mr Prendergast criticizing the Government for high freight and fares and road delays. Premier Veator defended government work, claiming progress and markers for primary services, signaling a lengthy session ahead with confidence of about 12 votes.
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Football Schools Match Evening clash of teams
Foot ball matches announced as High School Court team plans to meet Solo Munluwa this afternoon in a schools associations event. Captain M Bishop leads a long list of players including BR Jeffery Give AL Glen Co Lacey De Me Quron Snowball Summers Hudson C Cavenett W White N Searle Maynard Schebells Vowels Batty Lewis Ly Metarier Brisbanes emergencies Thompson Hell Kenley.
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Loxton case Opens in Adelaide Wounding Allegation
Adelaide court heard evidence in a Loxton wounding case. James Page testified that on March 22 at Loxton Hotel Charles Guiress allegedly wounded him with a gun after a dispute among workers McGuiness Poulton and Page. Poulton wounded in the incident also. MacGuiness claimed self defence saying the weapon discharged during a struggle.
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Federal Parliament Question Time in Melbourne Debates
In the House of Representatives the Health Minister discussed the possible takeover of Broken Hill Hospital Laboratory by the Health Department and ongoing lab operations. Various ministers reported costs, contracts, and staffing, while private motions were postponed to May 29. the Senate later noted sinking costs for Australia and passed bills on Brandy Duty Increase and the Nauru Island Agreement.
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Northern Territory
Airtight Stopings Completed at Belbird Colliery
Sydney report says operations at Belbird colliery continue with two gangs entering the tunnel to complete the airtight stopings beyond those already ordered.
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Sydney
Belbird
Perth Murder Inquest Hears Medical Evidence
In Perth the inquest into taxi driver John George ONeill who was slain on April 4 and found in the Swan River continued at the Governor's Court. Detective evidence and Dr Atkinson, government bacteriologist, testified about clothes found at Auburn's home showing recent washing and traces of blood.
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Motor Bandits In Bond Street Chase Ends In Escape
London police pursued two men who smashed a jewellers window in New Bond Street at ten this morning. They grabbed a diamond necklace valued at £8000, fled in a car toward Piccadilly, then escaped into a tube station after a taxi chase.
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Tram Strike Confers Tonight For Settlement
The Men's Union and the Tramway Board met in conference this evening to settle the strike but the board could not be represented and the talks were abortive. Mr Justice Powers, president of the Federal Arbitration Court, instructed a compulsory conference of Board and tram workers for tomorrow. The dispute spans more than one state.
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Australian Olympic team bids farewell in Adelaide
Lord Mayor C R J Glover delivered a farewell message to the Olympic team in Adelaide Town Hall before they sail for Paris aboard the Ormonde. Merrett praised the squad as the finest to leave the Commonwealth, noting record breakers among the oarsmen from Murray Bridge and expressing strong confidence in a successful campaign.
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Warrnambool Racing Day Two Results at Warrnambool Club
Racing results from the Warrnambool Club second day include the Union Handicap six furlongs where Battle led from Berrambool and Maple with odds 6 to 4, the Warrnambool Cup one mile three furlongs won by Intriguer with Lenna Rose second and betting 1 to 2, and the Annual Steeplechase and Pony Race details with Barely legible odds and entrants such as Epicutus Little Tour and Fairdale Houpalong.
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City of Singapore Fire Losses Crown Engine Steel Damages
Report on the steamer City of Singapore where damaged cargo will be dumped at sea. Lloyds agent Mr Heron surveys damage as divers find a bent botton and engineers confirm four fractured engine columns and heat ruin. Possible options include sinking the hull if repairs are too costly. firemen dependents compensation awaits Fire Brigade Board discussion.
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Federal politics in Australia seen stable by Gibson in Adelaide
Postmaster General W. G. Gibson touring Adelaide en route to London said the federal coalition remains united and harmonious with two years to run. He stressed state matters should not disrupt federal policy and noted the federal parliament handles national issues while states deal with local concerns.
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Japanese Exclusion Sparks Rush for Brides and Immigration Debate
San Francisco reports say brides are rushing to join Japanese men under the Gentlemen's Agreement as a July 1 exclusion deadline nears. The Nichibel notes 13 ships from Japan before then, with capacity limits. In Cleveland, business leaders urge negotiated solutions, while Washington eyes enforcing exclusion by 1925 amid ongoing talks. Sussex villages list small populations under 20.
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Bakers' Wages Case Referred Back For Higher Minimum
Dr Hewitson delivered judgment on an appeal by employees against the Baking Board decision. The court to-day sent the case back to the Wages Boards with a direction to increase weekly minimum to not less than £4 19s 6d, noting a margin of 18s over the basic wage.
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Idle Steamers Hopes for Re Commission This Saturday
It is likely that either Katoomba or Karoola will be re commissioned on Saturday week for the Western Australian tun j are good prospects being adjusted in the meantime.
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Sydney
Katoomba
Karoola
Australia
Building Trade Dispute Ends In Wage Rejection
London workers vote to reject employers wage offer. They demand a 24 cent raise per hour and have already given notice of withdrawal of labor. Executive unions plan to meet on May 13 to issue a strike mandate if negotiations do not reopen.
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National Building Trade
Argentine Strike Ends as Unions Vote Return to Work
Reuters reports in Buenos Aires that the Syndicalist Union resolved to end the strike of affiliated unions at midnight on Wednesday. Returning to work tests the government’s pension law promise, with portions of wages diverted to the state to be amended satisfactorily.
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