SYDNEY’S MOST DANGEROUS WOMAN: SWORN IN AS J.P. WHILE AWAITING TRIAL – Smith’s Weekly (Sydney, NSW : 1919 – 1950) – Sat 5th March 1927

SYDNEY’S MOST DANGEROUS WOMAN: SWORN IN AS J.P. WHILE AWAITING TRIALPHILOMENA BEST, WHO CLAIMED MINISTER OF CROWN AS FRIEND, JAILED FOR THEFTVile Accusations Against Police Inspector and Sergeant, and White Slavery Charges Against Her Victim, Mark the Most Sensational Criminal Trial of the YearCHIEF CROWN WITNESS NEARLY BLOWN TO DEATH On Friday, February 4, at No. […]

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THE WEE WAA CASE OF ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.- North Western Courier (Narrabri, NSW : 1913 – 1955), Thursday 27 February 1919, page 2

Quarter Sessions.(Before His Honor, Judge Cohen.)THE WEE WAA CASE OF ASSAULTAND ROBBERY.At the Quarter Sessions last week, Antoy Singh appeared to answer a charge of having on June 14th last past, assaulted and robbed ono Dalet Khan, at Wee Waa,The following Jury was empaneled:— W. S. Egan, A. B. Wall, T. Logan, W. i.UcNab, T. […]

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Lady in case Thirroul assault – Illawarra Daily Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1950 – 1954), Saturday 22 April 1950, page 4

“Lady in Case”; Thirroul Assault Mr. T. McInerney, of Wollongong, appeared to plead guilty for Nicholas Kaichor, a Thirroul shopkeeper, when he was summoned on a charge of assault by Eddress Khan, a wool and hide merchant, of Collarenerah, in Bulli Court yesterday morning. Mr. F. Madigan, of Bulli (for Khan), said Khan was sitting […]

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