Albany notices and upcoming events in brief
Public notices from Albany warn of a public holiday on Labor Day May 2 and a shift in schedules for the Eucla steamship returning May 11. Advertisers must file Monday issue insertions by 9 am. A fortnightly euchre tournament by Mrs. Shen field benefits the Albany and branch of the BSL at the Soldiers Institute tonight. State steamer Eucla undergoes overhaul at Fremantle with no sailings until May 11. Albany Chamber of Commerce secretary notes a statement from the Chief Inspector of Factories about Monday next. Proclamation Day on October 31 will replace a prior proclamation holiday with local closures. The Albany sub-branch Byturn holds a fortnightly meeting.
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Albany
B.S.L
Soldiers” Institute
Eucla
Fremantle
Albanyor Esperance
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Albany notices and shipping news from the Soldiers Institute to the port
The Soldiers Institute hosts a league meeting Monday night. Butter fat price cuts to 1/10 per lb will affect Albany. Albany A and H Society adjourns to lower Town Hall tonight to discuss the annual show. The Kunex steamer departed after loading apples and drills. Wool sales commence May with 37,000 bales offered. The Tamar River eight-oared championship sees West Australia win, Tasmania second, South America third. A farewell for student Mike Bedwell includes gifts. Shipping facilities to Albany noted by the port secretary.
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Td Soldiers
Sailure
Narnes” Imperial League
Soldiers’ Institute
Albany
Hin
Furtho
Albany A, and
H. Society
Lower Town Hall
England
Mt Barker Co-operative
C O
Australia
Tamar
Launceston
Tasmania
South Amtrrlia
Mike Irma Bedwell
Ming EL Brave
Tencha
Wartime Avenue of Trees Proposed in Memory of Soldiers
A local council considers planting trees in Duke Street and Frederic Street to honor soldiers who died in the war. A fundraising sum of £18 105 1d was reported as available to cover expenses. The proposal, from the Ladies’ committee and others, was referred to the park and gardens committee after councillors questioned placing an avenue in business streets.
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Tary
Thgjgedbany
Chumban al Commerce
Steetuybiy
Chamber
Servier Beyy
Duke Street
Fredericl-street
Reid
Park and Gardens Committee
Mix
M,c
Birt
Rerpeutine- Road
Mbany High School Football Advances In Local Match
SUIDOUL MATHUR reports Mbany High School football advances to a further stage this afternoon as the Prawn and Green taelivin wall clash. Ground space restrictions require no encroachment until after the match ends.
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Bhureday
Atteannon
Coonel
Albay Foothall Association
Catnyetitiuan
Ren Jong
Inrerrs
Chet Phew
ACE
Meeting of Association Sets Season Draw and Umpire Plans
The Alling Foothill Association held an ordinary meeting at the Fire Station with full attendance. They arranged the season opening, drew first row matches, postponed umpire appointments to the next meeting, and scheduled a Monday night session to finalize minor business and registrations.
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Valli
North
West
East
East Albany Club Holds Meeting for Delegate Election
The East Clita meeting at Freemans Hotel elected L Porte to fill the delegate vacancy left by W McLean who became secretary to the Association. A ballot elected Brown as most consistent player with Wilkinson last, and the club moved to reclaim gear from the late secretary by Friday.
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Freenisons
Deykin
W. McLean
L. Porte
Ho i Merrifigdd
Delemile
Smith
Smething
Atallot
Wilkinson
Brown
Sadlier
Gurneeys
Snid
Inez
Rhe
Girraaegn
Eame
Thin
Mt Barker Football Opens With North Mt Barker Victory
A Saturday crowd at the recreation reserve witnessed North Mt Barker defeat Kendenup 42 points to 3. Norths led 10 to 3 at half time while a church service and town developments in Kendenup were reported.
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Contertlig
North Mt. Barker
Kendenny
North
Althongh
Norths
Ketulenup
Northe
Kendenup
Football Association
Measwea
Clarke
Thage
Purson
Sinn Fein Dissension Rumors Spark Perth Debate
In Perth a Sinn Fein dissension report spread through yesterday's press. Archbishop Clune was cited as motive, while leaders denied the split, calling the claim propaganda and not coming from Sinn Fein ranks.
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Sinn Fein
Dssen
Clune Lart
Tix Teah
Tae DI
Wyndham Meat Works Stop to Save Supplies
A North went minister states the government will not operate the Wyndham freezing works this year due to World War II supply shortages. He cites reduced meat prices and eroded worker claims as factors influencing the decision.
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Perth
Celebateh
Sunoutoes
Albany Holds Strong Showing at State Products Exposition
The West Australian Products exhibition opens tomorrow in the old police court rooms with extensive Albany participation. Exhibits come from across the state highlighting regional industry and commerce.
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Perth
Albany
Fatality at Fremantle as man injured near cog wheels
An elderly manager, John Nerman aged 75, was fatally struck by rotating cog wheels at Fremantle yesterday after a collision near Wester tay dere. Reports confirm a loss of Bellone's pear and grape shipments affecting the local market.
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John Nerman
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Fremantle
Local High School and Melville Teams Battle Saturday Contests
Saturday’s pair of fixtures feature Melville versus High School in the 2:15 pm opener with ex-students strong. Umpire Mr. Box and rival A Avant LLC lineups include V Monaghan Purdy Dawe Fore and Bishop Schumann. Second match pits Avant LLC against High School, with Mr. West umpiring and ex-students enhancing the Ha Avants’ lineup.
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Melville
Tmat Certon
V. Monaghan
I. Purdy
DL Dawe
F. Fore
Mavis Bishop
Lily Schumann
Aon
Tolberet
Tariff Debate Opens in House on Tools for Primary Industry
In Melbourne yesterday the tariff debate began in the House of Representatives with Mr. Gregory advocating removal of tariffs on tools and trade aids to primary industry.
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Melbourne
Soureday
House of Representatives
Gregory
Postal Holiday Arrangements Announced for Public Offices
Public notices state Monday May 2 is a postal holiday with post offices open 9 to 10 am only. Evening service will end at 10 pm and pillar receivers cleared by 9 am. Morning delivery will be handled by postal workers.
Hortin Family Sails for England on Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs H Hortin and daughter Eva of Elleker sailed yesterday aboard the RMS Orontes to England to extend a long holiday and visit the grave of their son Jack who died in France. The Venerable Archdeacon of Mrs Louch also left Fremantle for England by the Orontes yesterday. George Broomball, Albany born and 23, who will be engineer at the council pumping station, is a former apprentice of T T Offord and served as a farmer at war before enlisting. He has seen years of service on battle fronts and is congratulated by many friends on his appointment.
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Eva
Elleker
England
Jack
France
Louch
Fremantle
Orontes
George Broomball
Council
Albany
A. Broomball
Apoomball
Tle
T. T. Offord
Prohibition Meeting Draws Crowd at Frederick and York
An open air Prohibition meeting drew about four dozen attendees on Wednesday evening at Frederick and York. Speakers Rev. M. R Maley Rev. A Crow and Adjt. Ray faced interruptions handled with good humor. A second Rotunda Stirling terrace rally is planned Friday at 8 o'clock to back the prohibition cause. Local option poll details note all electors voting in the Legislative Assembly franchise rolls may vote in the local poll opening at 9 am and closing at 7 pm.
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Prohibition
Frederick
York Streets
M. R Maley
A. Crow
Adjt. Ray
Rotunda
Stirling Terrace
Legislative Assembly
Premiership Cup Matches Set for Saturday in Albany
The British Association league resumes with two second round fixtures at Perth road and Ulater road reserves. Thistles versus Fall Booth Robina Van Wyk Price captain Brown Williams Johnson Parry Nempaa ater Jennings and others, plus Albions and Hangers contesting, all due to start at 3 pm with players urged to arrive early.
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Thistle
Corinthians
Perth Road
Albions
Hangers
Ulater Road
Panguine Af
Thistles
Fall
Booth
Robina
van Wyk
Price
Brown
Williameen
Johnson
Parry
Nempaaater
Jennings
Davies
Reddin
Federal plan to rebuild Eucla Telegraph Line
The government proposes reconstructing and duplicating a section of the Eucla telegraph line at a cost of 85 000 pounds. The project aims to complete the most of the remaining works.
Aerial Mail Service Proposed for Western Australia
The Postal Department plans an aerial mail service in the West Australian hinterland within twelve months after experiments. Military aeroplanes will be employed due to the high and prohibitive cost asked by private contractors. Personnel routes and equipment are under consideration.
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Postal Department
Australian women urge wreath on Cenotaph for London arrival
The Australian Imperial League asks Prime Minister Hughes to place a memorial wreath on the Cenotaph in Whitehall London on behalf of Australian women on his arrival in Ireland. He agrees to do so.
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Mr. Hughes
Whitehol
London
Rogland
Profiteering Enquiry Opens in Boot and Shoe Trade
Sydney authorities set Profiteering Court session with Judge Beehy to require boot and shoe manufacturers and retailers to give evidence on profiteering practices in New South Wales.
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Sydney
Beehy
New South Wales
Two Australian teen suicides report deaths by own action
Two girls aged 17 and 15 died by their own actions in separate locations, one at Hurstville near Sydney and the other at Young. The older girl’s death was attributed to nerves from noisy children in the house, while the younger swallowed Paris green in a fit of temper.
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Bydney
Young
Paris Green
Farr Case Judgment Reserved on Detention in Asylum
The court reserved judgment in the case of Mrs Farr who alleged wrongful detention in an asylum. The ruling by Me Tuslice Street le is awaited to determine culpability and any possible remedy.
Unclear English Sporting Note From Lord's Amid Crowd
Report from London describes a cricket event at Lords with Newhan Moore and Australian side failing to meet expectations. Key figures Lord Harris and Warner, McLaren, Captain Armstrong featured in discussion. Crowd gathered hours before the match with Olifield absent.
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Newhan Moore
Amstein
Connaught
Huouse
Lord Harris
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Armston
Saemeds
Australia
Olifield
Capr ite Por Defeats Lasker in World Championship Match
News from New York reports Capr ite Por defeated Lasker in the title match at Culw by five games to three with ten draws. Lasker resigned from the match after the victory. Por becomes the new world champion.
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Rioting in Italy reports shock amid central Turin unrest
Reports from April 27 claim clashes in Turin between rioters and authorities have left several dead or wounded. An labor exchange building burned, and fighting spread to central areas. Communists and ultra factions are blamed for intensified violence.
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Resignation of Speaker Lowther prompts honor motion
London April 27 Speaker Lowther resigns after serving since June 1905. Prime Minister Lloyd George has moved a House resolution urging the Kling to honor Lowther.
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W. J. Lowther
Sjaker
House of Comments
Lloyd Cigorge
Kling
Canadian Legislature Moves to Bar Orientals from Land
In Camada Vancouver on April 27 the Canadian legislature decided to adopt legislation prohibiting Orientals from owning land, citing growing danger posed by the issue.
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Vancouver
Entertainment Offers Week Long Film Program At Local Theatre
Saturday night feature is The Master Man with Frank Keenan as Emanuel Blake in a drama about political crime. Weekly offerings include Pathe shorts, a Vilagraph satire, and a Universal File week with Elmo Lincoln serials and supporting artists.
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