Northern State movement urges referendums over debt relief plan
A circular from the Northern State Langue of New South Wales argues that if the Federal Convention fails to adopt relief schemes for rural areas the New State movement will press for referendums. It predicts referendums may not be popular in America and urges winning over voters by moral suasion. The text discusses managing old state debts, converting non-productive debt to savings, and claims the New State could run a cheaper government with a single chamber.
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Amuylia
New State Movement
Commonwealth
Western Australia
Kroes
Fragmented Readable Text From a Historic Newspaper Issue
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a proposed New State and its political structure. It references a gaslitine guarantinevent, liberty for the end jew, and a self jar liament for funding. Mentioned are immigration, capital city concentration, decentration of enterprise, and the aim to spur new bank branches and urban growth within a decades span.
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Daet
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Hill Agrader
Partie Marly
Ohio
Albany Volunteers Drill and Fire Brigade Band Events
The Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade holds a nightly drill at the fire station with a weekend program including a tether of help on Victoria Square and a future Royal Futude event. Butter prices in the metropolitan area are set, with reductions announced at the Whang Batters Factory, while the Highline report voices disassociation from proposed street lighting revamps. The Clontarf Orphanage Wonder Hour arrives, bringing a Town Hall series led by J. Max Neill with 30 young performers in Albany for two evenings.
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Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade
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Trussell
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Pether
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Knights Errant
Trussel
Dragonu Ronndy
Folreum
Clontarf Orphinage Wonder Hour
J. Max Neill
W. Day
O'Neill
Pablo
Ub Norman
Chamber of Commerce Minutes Detail 1921 Meeting
The Affing Chamber of Commerce held a lengthy monthly meeting covering actions on telephone information, ship movements, and delays. Officers reported on holiday lists, donations, late shopping hours, and proposed policies. Subcommittees debated closing times, Christmas and foundation holidays, funding requests, and shipping issues. A telegram noted steamship Millina availability. delegates discussed Albany requirements and jetty/handling concerns. The session approved sending a letter to the Department of Agriculture and advancing plans for a woollen mill site prospectus.
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Fea International Lala
Ftflee Flere of Nations
Perth
Euelo
Th. Maegriges
Monkery
Chamber
Thumber
Ftr
Harkness
Millennial
Legislative Council
Albans
Willigine
Uriday
Clorka
Horthy
Milly
Hidhee Stan
Smith
Viewer
Hetter
Department of Agriculture
Vaughin
Willimu
Albany
Mills
Mille
R. Z. Robinson
Nathan
Anthony
Heer
Empire Theatre Opens Under H E Lambert With Orchestra
H E Lambert unveiled Empire Theatre with a full program of films and live orchestra including piano cornet and mandoline played by returned soldiers. Weekly Wednesday and Saturday concerts planned through winter. Featured tonight are The Street of Seven Stars with Donna Kenyon and Peggy Hyland in Cheating Herself. Saturday’s main attraction The Condes Fair along with other features. Monday showcases Chaplin Shoulder Arms and Jack Pickford The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come. Prices described as reasonable and comfort promised by management.
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H. E. Lambert
Empire Theatre
Lambert
Wiectare
Donna Kenyon
Peggy Hyland
Charlie Chaplin
Jack Pickford
Kingdom Come
Mt Barker Notes Harvest Thanksgiving Service and Town Events
Harvest thanksgiving at the Methodist Church drew large crowds as Rev M Mooryhouse preached. The harvest social followed with fine singing by Mi dean Potter and Master L Hammley, prizes to Minnie Andrewartha and Dorothy Walker, and a Ladies Guild refreshments service. Debentures planned to raise £100 for a new cricket ground, with support from football and local businessmen. A petrol of local sport and lectures, plus an Essex shipment and Kendanup estate developments, filled the notes.
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Albany
Kendenop
Hye
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J. Men. Martin
E. Thomas
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Fuill
Cricket Association
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Mt. Barker
M. B. Muley
Palestine
Mt. Parker
Holy Land
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Mfr
P. A. Walker
Jr. Hickling
Tor bay Junction twofold wartime trophy request
At a Prim ary Producers Association meeting at Tor bay Junction a letter was prepared for the War Trophy committee to request a trophy for Tor bay Junction. Secretary Ewart reported a making gun had been allotted to the own ship and trustees D Patterson J North and H J Neall were appointed amid returns of Wiggers. The notes also refer to a fattening food formula for bacon pigs a mix of wheat barley and white peas claiming quality gains.
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Torbay Junction
Ewart
Mesars
D. Patterson
J. North
H. J. Neall
Unclear Late News Report From Perth
Fragmented late news from Perth reports a disease outbreak with mentions of a wimallpox like illness. Details are garbled but reference to cases and locations appears, with no clear names or dates preserved for verification.
Meeting of Australian Chambers at Palace Hotel Perth
An important gathering of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia met in the Palace Hotel reading room Perth on Tuesday. Representatives from each commercial city attended as Sir Henry Briddey gave remarks on the industrial position and urged the Prime Minister to convene a convention between employers and employees to secure better understanding.
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Palace Hotel
Perth
Henry Briddey
Kle
Parliamentary Debate on Mission to Nine Manictee
In Melbourne Parliament amid amiable inquiry leaders and Mr Watt consider a question as Mr Muh speaks on the mission. Local phrasing reflects Thursday’s session with scrutiny from party leaders.
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Melbourne
Muh
Bighill
Watt
Big City Fire destroys Swanston Street building in Melbourne
A major blaze in central Melbourne destroys Nunan's Buildings on Swanston Street between Lonsdale and Little Bourke, with the telephone building behind it also burned. Estimated damage reaches £20,000. Reports say Miss Riley may have died aiding the alarm at the telephone building.
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Nunan
Swanston-street
Lonsdale
Little Hourke-stresis
Nunee
Federal inquiry into shipbuilding at Cockatoo Island
Sydney date Thursday reports the Federal Government has appointed a Board of Inquiry to probe allegations of poor shipbuilding at Cockatoo Island dockyard. The inquiry aims to expose deficiencies and determine responsibility for the observed shortcomings in the yard’s naval construction program.
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Sydney
Cockatoo Island
Mail Ordering Scams Probe Targets Oil Goods Seller
Police probe an oil order business that advertised vast goods for upfront payment. Authorities recovered 444 pounds in two days from letters mailed to the firm amid continuing investigations in Melbourne and related actions.
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Melbourne
British Mines Dispute Settlement Rejected
London April 1 miners reject government settlement proposals causing grave anxiety over coal and railway transport. The stake in dispute remains unresolved as the railway system faces the threat of a midnight strike by the miner group and allied workers.
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London
Albany Police and Education Officials Amid Transfers
The Modictant Director of Education Mr Stockwell travels Albany inspecting conditions. Constables Sloss, Alanson, and Jacobs are reassigned or preparing departures to different stations. A discouraging telephone advisory and a bizarre aviation claim about dusting clouds to cause rain are noted amid the chaotic report.
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Stockwell
Albany
D. Sloss
Jacob
F. Alanson
Jacobs
Perth
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