UNION OFFICIALS
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY. (By Telegraph—Press Association). ’ - SYDNEY, Sept. 3. Seven Union officials charged with consipirncy to molest and intimidate free labourers in the timber industry, whose cases occupied the Police Court for a" fortnight, were to-day committed for trial. \. The defendants are: Charles Reeves, aged 52, bricklayer; John Smith Garden, aged 48, Secretary to the Labour Council; Michael Ryan, aged 34, .organiser;. William Terry, aged 24, organiser; Edward Patton, aged • 24 y organiser; John Culbcrt, aged 38, secretary; John Kavanagh, aged 50,... organiser., , 7 \ All-’denied the allegations,.; Garden; in particular' declaring”that on - '" no occasion, had -he uttered .thte ;vile- ; adjectives attributed to him. in the evidence. .. . . ~ • • .?«••
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1929, Page 6
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108UNION OFFICIALS Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1929, Page 6
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