Jewellery robbery victim testifies about attack
Solomon Cohen, victim of a jewellery robbery, described masked assailants stopping him near his home. He identified Arthur Collins and James Caffrey as involved, claiming over 000 pounds worth of gems were stolen. Both accused were remanded for trial as police praised detective work.
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Sydney
Solomon ‘Cohen
Qone
Wwidomee Aganey
Arthur Collins
Salésimo
James’ Caffrey
Orth Ide
Lin
Bis
Poe
Cary
Cohen
Jia
Commissioner of Police
Warwick Association Teachers Meeting Notes and Debates
Twenty one members of the Warwick and District Poachers Association attended the July meetings at the Bate High School. Mr E Bignington presided. Correspondence included J M R Sully offering as executive representative. Discussions covered transfer exchanges, department salary statements for tax, superannuation, and grants for experimental pedagogy. Debates on travel fares for delegates, open competitions, and provisions for athletic events dominated the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick and District
Bate High Schdal
E. Bignington
Leyburn
J. M. R. Bully
Cantell
Ir. Sully
Uudae Toa
Whitby
Manly
Als
Neal
Education Board
Teaébory
Queensland Institute Af
Reyward Council
Mminiaver
Trilaitig
Valent
Yellowy
Mora Dajunthees
Selgala
Ange
Brisbane Faces Decision on Test Match and Water Rights
Brisbane discussions center on whether to move the South Africa test to another venue, with Queensland Cricket Association official J Hutcheon warning against kite-flying by the Southern Press. He notes Sydney hosts two tests and a fourth against South Africa, while Brisbane argues over water access and the tour’s schedule. The Board of Control approved the South African tour program last December, placing the first test at Belhausen on November 7, with delegates preparing to attend the next Board meeting to vote on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Tovay
West Indies
Melbourne
Adelaide
Hutcheon
Board of Control
Belshaus
Hose
Dravesrisbane
Schday
Afl
Bourne
Leen
Mmdda
Mecussing
Birtsbang
Correspondence on Town Hall safety and Piro Brigade remarks
A letter disputes a report on Town Hall safety for public entertainments. It argues doors open outward, cites two hydrants and two brigade members at exits, notes high ceilings and stone walls raising fire risk, and challenges the superintendent to show safer arrangement. It also mentions a 4/31 meeting and votes of thanks to a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piro Brigade Board Moutinig
Morrison
Worwiel
Sotertuin
Youra
Australian Board Invites Mughy Luagwe Cameltine
London report states Mughy Luagwe Cameltine accepted an invitation from the Australian Board of Control to participate in Anatratin. The terse dispatch notes a formal approval of the invitation and implies forthcoming participation in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wemedday
Antralian Board of Control
Sleepwalking nurse killed by train in Melbourne
Sister Jean Forde a 24 year old nurse from Ballarat was struck and killed instantly by a Cypress train near St Arnaud while walking onto the tracks at night. Her mother suggested sleepwalking and stress from recent nursing exams may have contributed.
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Melbourne
Jean Forde
St. Arnaut
Wight
Ballarat
St. Arnand
Saddlery purchase dispute spans years and aliases
In a case tracing a saddle bridle whip and bag from 1920 to 1935, Denis Sylvester Floyd denies owing £11 3s after a May 1925 purchase. Witnesses recall receipts, a May 1925 purchase, and Floyd’s shifting addresses between Killarney Millan and Elbow Valley, with contested memory of payments and ownership.
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Denis Sylvenkur Wloyd
Alfert Connolly
Korgelah
Valu
Aly
Tt. J. Leeper
T.H. Stabler
Denis_ “Sylvester Floyd
Floyd
Gouda
Killarney
Jupu LY
Cains
Yathy
Aion Millan
Mer
Stabler
Ployd'e Saddlery Mart
Rambaua
Enston
Ato
Dougall
Dafondant
Wien
Wade
Yung
Killarsey
Millon Millon
Killarsay
Sporky
Elbow Valley
Rome
Johnson
Enotar Maniny
Sudden Wealth in Dublin and Calcutta Sweepstakes
Winners in sweeping Australian and Dublin draws share large sums as £18,400 is split among relatives of Cameronian in Dublin and Cameronian in Calcutta, with multiple tickets sold before draws. Names like Kit, Thomas Anderson, and J O Franklin figure, while several youths and workers claim prizes, illustrating wide participation and varied fortunes.
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London
Arthur Uel
Lina
Mumler
Hoellerg
Cameronian
Dublin
Dadhl
ELLIO
Cameronien
Urydon
Calcutta
Kit
Hee
J .O. Franklin
Daily Misvor
Cameranian
Thomas
Anderson
Hatford
Orpeu
Ueetrade Murry
Derby
Glynn
Ttvigate
Wireleva
J. Dest
Great Crowley
Ivalder
Caimeron- Jau
Thomas Burnett
Ernest Wheatley
Lancashire
Ful
Blair
Middlesborough
Shires
Guerontan
Holt
Middles
I. Gross
Ratired Butier
Callas
Contunt
Whivre Wehin Comurieniin
Aameeen Miller
Sanavigh
Brater
Llenry Turower
Dronileabary
Carly Lwaried
Chat le Janes
Charles Woodley
Cnu
Wedmenday
Tos Ed- Awarida
Suai
Lori Kepalngton
Fra
Stock “Exchange
Dole Benefit Rise Deliberated by Cabinet
Sydney cabinet today decided on a promised twenty per cent increase in dole relief to take effect on the first of the month. Officials also discussed bread price controls but did not finalize action.
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Sydney
Fragmentary Devlaration From 1925 Case In Elbor Valley Sparta
A damaged transcript recounts a declaration by the committed in a 1925 case in Elbor Valley Sparta. It notes confusion over year references, mentions Mr. Knyvett and Mr. Connolly, and records a judgment for the plaintiff of £7 2s with costs and professional fees. The text references docket entries and prior transactions involving a 1924 receipt and a 1925 parasnail.
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Mr. Knyvett
Elbor Valley
Sparta
Enyvott
Pla
Connolly
rWaugun
Knygett
Hooks
Knyvott
Pluinthe
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Warwick Association
Fane
Paicelapion
Numlamte
T. Waddle
A. McKinsin
Barnt
Wyatt Hippy
Pelmiry
PARIG
Pave
Sigien
Teat
Egypt
Fteeter
Pils Majesty
Nancy Carroll
Lilian Roth
Skeets Gallagher
Taramount Sound
Millar's
Easyshine Mfg. Co., Ltd
Fish Street
South Brisbane
Mo Brown
Barnes, Ltd
CE Ee . Ae
Downs Retreads
Lanzing
Tea
Ktegeot
Warwick
Dimpsons
BUICK
Globe -Hote Warwick
Wednes Bay
Toowoomba
Pure
Singh
Parra
Globe Dotel
Loowoombe
IR. Murphy
J. C. Williamson, Ltd
New York
Millar
Wores
Charles O'Reilly Forwaling
Commission, Shipping and Customs House
Margaret Strest
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