Licensing Court at Port Pirie Examines Two Convictions
The Port Pirie Licensing Court sat on an April Wednesday with officials present to hear whether Herbert J. Cavenett, licensee of the Port Pirie Hotel, should forfeit his licence after two convictions within two years. The case focused on whether the two offences occurred on two separate dates, as required by Section 70 of the Licensing Act. The court reserved judgment, noting the legal question of timing and intent behind the word several.
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Port Pirie
O'Halloran
Thomas
Herbert J. Cavenett
Davey
H. N. Darwell
PL Hague
Tourmal
G. E. Cresswell
Mr. Barwell
Webster
Nesbit
Barwell
Norrow
Neshit
Mr. Nesbit
Court dismisses information in merciful case
In a hearing led by Mr. Nesbit and Mr. Barwell, evidence supported by C Pares Sinclair and F H Wurm praised conduct of the house. Inspector Davey found no new complaints since December 1st. The court decided mercy and dismissed the information, offering a test case possibility later in Adelaide.
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Herbert J. Cavenett
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Barwell
Adelaide
The Contrast Between Courage and Deception in Wartime
A call to voters contrasts brave soldiers in trenches with politicians who deceive. It urges support for Australia and the Empire, warning against betraying those in battle and urging a test of a candidate’s loyalty to soldiers and nation. The piece cites The Red Cross Record as its source.
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Col. Rowell
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Shareholders and War Profits From Broken Hill Mines
Melbourne officials publish a reply from Broken Hill mine companies detailing wartime profits and production. They explain disruptions in 1914 15 and government contracts, noting profits increased though dividends rose less than prewar levels. The statement frames wartime prices and wages while pledge to act under Parliament decisions.
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Pricsipal
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House of Commons
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Hughes denounces anti Catholic literature in campaign speech
Melbourne April 23 Prime Minister Hughes told a Bridgewater meeting that circulating literature insulting Roman Catholics is offensive and has no place in the campaign He pledged to purge Australia of such material during the contest and noted some citizens show disloyalty unrelated to faith W Hancock Gladstone
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Hughes
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Bridgewater
Australia
W. Hancock
Gladstone
Fatal Accident at Port Pirie Rail Yard
A porter named Latimer died after a rail accident at Port Pirie on a Tuesday. He jumped from a track to face the points, landed on the rail, was dragged under wheels, and both legs were crushed and amputated. He died at about 4.30 p.m. A train yard inquest returned a verdict of accidental death with a warning to porters about trains in motion.
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Latimer
T. Corniah
Leeo
Ticsoaied
Adelaide
Wardera
Yatala
J. J. Middleton
Wedeaday
J.G. White
J.P
Kennedy
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