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COONEY CREEK MURDER MURDERED WOMAN'S DAUGHTER IS ARRESTED FOR THE CRIME. Sydney, Wednesday.
Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954) Wednesday 12 November 1919, page 1
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Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954) Wednesday 12 November 1919, page 1
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| 2011-11-08 20:38:22.0 | user:public:macalba | I COONEY CREEK MURDER Ida "Willmott (22), daughter of the vict.m of the Cooney Creek tragedy, grove yesterday, charged w.th having feloniously and maliciously slain Bose [ "Willmott. j On tho application of a detective the ; accused was remanded until Saturday, . and was later brought into Armidale and removed to thc gaol there. I A recent message from Sydn?y stated from Armidale, on the Hillgrove-ro d, Mrs. Harry Willmott anj her 22 absent some miles away. Shortly alter tho door, and Mrs. Willmott, who in- a reply in the negativo. There was a jumped through the bedroom winxbw. . A life-and-death strugg'e between Mrs. I Mrs. Willmott must havc freed herself, i for her daughter saw her jump through i the window, followed hy the man, and I apparently thc struggle was continued t in the yard outside. The g:rl saw no A man named Aiiius Cameron cas- ually visHed the residence in the m°rn ! inp-. «nd found Mrs. Willm-tt lying dead in the yard with terrible injures to her head. Searching the house. Cameron fou"d the terror-stricken girl Svdncv, Wednesday. | COONEY CREEK MURDER Ida Willmott (22), daughter of the victim of the Cooney Creek tragedy, grove yesterday, charged with having feloniously and maliciously slain Rose Willmott. On the application of a detective the accused was remanded until Saturday, and was later brought into Armidale and removed to the gaol there. A recent message from Sydney stated from Armidale, on the Hillgrove-road, Mrs. Harry Willmott and her 22 absent some miles away. Shortly after the door, and Mrs. Willmott, who in- a reply in the negative. There was a jumped through the bedroom window. A life-and-death struggle between Mrs. Mrs. Willmott must have freed herself, for her daughter saw her jump through the window, followed by the man, and apparently the struggle was continued in the yard outside. The girl saw no A man named Angus Cameron cas- ually visited the residence in the morn- ing and found Mrs. Willmott lying dead in the yard with terrible injuries to her head. Searching the house Cameron found the terror-stricken girl Svdney, Wednesday. |