Albany district meeting and local events summary
Albany district notes report a Masonic Hall gathering with talks on government clearing work for 40 farms, and job chances for unemployed workers. A death is recorded, Cecilia Hose Symers, with East Football Club members wearing black armbands in sympathy. New settlers praised for hospitality to arrivals at Albany port. Korvala liner delayed by rough seas, one crewman injured.
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Masonic Hall
Mandley Coght West
Albany
A.C. Vaughan
Returned Soldiers
Barrow
Cecilia Hose Symers
Stewart Symers
Stirling Terrace
Monuy
Rutan Catholic
The
East
Symers
Veldors
Western Australia
Nettlers’ League
Lustween
Perth
Korvala
Summelaw Sieht
Alex
Geary
Cyrvinet
Ton the
Miscue and Mixed Notices From Far Ports and Local Sports
Fragmented report notes ship movements with a Predian voyage to Fremantle and a Port Albany district walk event at Albany District High School. It mentions Meeks and health news in Melbourne, local sport club practice, and upcoming events including boxing and wrestling with community participation and meetings.
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Fremantle
Albany
York
Thikabient Inn
Malar
Ereen
Elaare
Gree
Land van Wyk
Kendenup Inquiry Reports Troubled Company Finances
Commissioner W Crogan inquires into Kendenuup affairs after De Garis sought assistance. Report outlines De Garis assets mortgaged, working capital doubts, and losses of the Kendenup Packing Co Ltd with questionable future prospects depending on capital and dehydration success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crogan
Heyal
Kendenuup
de Gavis
Clement Joby de Garis
de Garis
CDSE
Coum
de Gilia
Tts
C.J. de Garis
Messrs
Davey, Quirin
Kendenup Packing Co
Uesofa
Nearis
Local calls for reform on export inspections and port fees
Mr Barker notes strong opposition to changes in oil export inspection fees amid government replies. In Western Australia and Australia, talk of concessions grows as agricultural and mining interests press for adjustments. Football results and local civic events fill the rest of the page with updates on clubs, marriages, and community activities.
Paddy's Market Enthralls Denmark In Festive Night
A lively Saturday evening at the Agricultural Hall featured a popular girl contest won by Miss Isobel Marshall with a carnival atmosphere. Decorations by Willis and supporters, a charity supper basket auction, and confetti showers ended in a joyful close as funds reached around £127 10s. The society also held a monthly meeting to discuss building plans while Miss Gladys Marshall returned to duty after illness.
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Isobel Marshall
Willis
Derwscom
Aml
Wickers
Gerdun
Mise N. Whittingham
Rovie
Kueh Buket
Steckie
Lillian Wuilllemin
Super
Misa Marshall
Gladys Marshall
Heal Seliaal
Maun
Che Pritay Dawi
Wed
Morgan
Liule Farm
Teetahard
Land Settlement Plan Aims Wheat Land for Our People
The Premier says 2000 forms under Imperial agreement will all locate in the South West. He mentions Busselton Bridgetown Albany as sites where 20 blocks weekly could be secured in summer. Albany experiments show promising results making settlement cheaper thanks to reduced machinery and stock costs.
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Busselton
Bridgetown
Albany
Carnival Night Promises Prizes and Fancy Dress Fun
Arrangements with promoters of the sailing carnival at Empire Theatre tonight raise funds for the Little Grove Improvement Committee. Prizes for boating season winners, best dressed couple, and other contests will be awarded as Princesa Royal Sailing Club hosts. Doors open 8 o'clock with 1 shilling admission and extra twopence for skates.
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Empire Theatre
Little Grove
Boalowners
Princesa Royal Sailing Club
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Rail Extension Backing
The Chamber discusses extending the Nye bing railway to Haversthorpe and Newdegute, with delegates inspecting Nyabing and Lake Magenta areas. They urge support for the Katanning plan to route the line via Newdegate, while noting government and railway authorities and concerns over Fremantle cool stores proposals.
Empire Theatre Western Feature Stars Tom Mix In August
Amusements note the Empire Theatre presenting a Western feature starring Tom Mix in a rodeo themed tale. The program runs through August with support acts and a gala to mark the “Creative Dave” celebration. Local readers expect ongoing big-screen cowboy exploits at the venue.
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Empire
Ereor
Vrereett
Arigna
Morhos
Harry Corey
Town Hall And Empire. The Green Moment At The Arena
A scene parade surrounds The Green Moment at the Empire Theatre with The Weekes and Nadine in lead roles. Cloris Swanson stars as the cultured heiress in a tale of gypsy love, supported by prominent Furaneowan figures and Paramount company acts.
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Martin Sills
Eline Pither
Murharie
Isard
Aleria Rwaneo
Paramounnt
Empire Theatre
Nadine
Cloris Swantteo
Mix
Swanson
Taslary Plaine
Paramount Features
Frat Returns The Government Ristheian on Fruit Returns
A letter from Bennett urges fruit growers to respond to June requests for returns of apples pears grapes and dried fruit. He notes about 24 of 600 forms returned, delaying tabulation and raising costs, stressing the need for complete figures to aid next year’s export estimates and avoid breach of statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ristheian
Bennett
Hese Agner
Lancer
Albany rail plans hint at Bridgetown line progress
The report notes ROves and Eiwan seeking rail department input on expected fruit shipments from Albany as the Bridgetown to Whine railway nears completion. The New Healers' League inquiry yields no data. Mr Stockdale’s conference trip leaves the Mayor with no current lead. Woollen mill report is absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Eiwan
Bridgetown- Whine
Healers' League
Stockdale
Werth
O Be
Doube
Perth
Swatow Suffer Catastrophic Typhoon Aftermath
Typhoon damage at Swatow reportedly destroys much of the city with casualties 28 000 to 40 000 feared. Fishing boats driven two miles inland illustrate severity as relief shipments begin to arrive from unknown sources.
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Swatow
Albany woollen mill interview on cabinet support
Mr C I Nathan chairman of the Council of Industries and Albany mayor Tah atun planned an interview with the Premier to seek definite assurances from Sir James about Cabinet support for a proposed toilly being erected at Albany. Nathan and council members will visit Albany on Saturday to consult the local committee on the scheme. A reply from Hard and Pons may be available.
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Raco
E. Thomas
Thomaston
Sofday
Perth
Deme
Thomas
Bridgetown, Mt. Barker
Sigte
T. Maursley
Kearnley
Ernest Gleed
Barker
Reoberta Elizabeth Barks
West Midland
Albany
C. I. Nathan
Council of Industries
Tahatun
James E Definite
Nathan
Council of Triustrce
Albany Batter Factory to undergo government inspection
A departmental officer will visit Albany to inspect the Albany Batter Factory as reconstruction plans move forward and operations resume. Government subsidies may be granted to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Albany
Primary Producers Conference Clash Over Party Line
A late session of the Primary Prodisitting conference saw government and country party members sharply criticised. Delegates including Mesure Scuddun Maley and Harrison opposed a motion amid heated exchanges as tensions surfaced between factions.
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Porth Thornby
Scuddun
Maley
Harrison
Wah AnendAd
Parliament debate over Mr Monger aid by Mr Thuy
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Thuy moved that Mr Troy Stacker supported Mr Monger, head of the Primary Producers, with assistance from Labor and Nationalists to win wars. He argued the Producers received most help from Labor and accused them of ingratitude.
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Thuy
Legislative Assembly
Troy
Monger
Posce
Nationalista
Migrants Said to Be Given Jobs Over Australians in Australia
Sydney Thursday. Mr Sydney Duan asked the Premier in the Assembly last night whether he knew that many immigrants were coming to Australia at the expense of the Imperial Government and, on arrival, were given employment in preference to Australians. The Premier said he had no knowledge of the matter but would make enquiries.
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Conyeti Hives
Northe
Southe
Souths
Norths
Verddon
Kendenup
Kendéoup
Wen
Sivbolus
Ruttledge
Hoops
Shilden
Barnett
J. Norman
Fremantle
Allany
Williams
Norwan
Western Australia
Willison
Sydney
Sydney Duan
Australia
Uproar in New South Wales Assembly Over Hours Amendment Bill
In Sydney the Legislative Assembly faced a disgraceful uproar as the Hours Amendment Bill moved through Committee. Mr A Murphy, ex Member for North Shore, was removed by the sergeant at arms while Dooley, Cunn and Leasuri were ordered to retreat. Opposition deputies shouted insults and accused the government of a manipulated majority as divisions repeatedly upheld the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
A. Murphy
North Shore
Dooley, Cunn
Leasurimin Tury
Hell
World Record Set in Pony High Jump in Brisbane
An official report states Mr. Greasley’s Revtor won the pony high jump on Tuesday in Brisbane, breaking the prior six feet eight inches mark with a height of over seven feet to establish a new world record for a pony not taller than 13.1 hands.
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Brisbane
Tu Ik
Greasley
Minister Sentenced to Two Years for Indecent Assault
Wellington reports Rev. Edward Axelson of the Presbyterian Soter Service Association in Dundin has been sentenced to two years in prison for indecently assaulting several youths. The case sparked significant public concern and prompted calls for accountability.
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Wellington
Nhich
Presbyterian Soetor Service Association
Dunedin
Edward Axelson
Cheeck
World Tour Details Mention Various Teams and Cities
Fragmentary note lists lochlen Ante and captains Mefutest and McClomphens with plans for a sprint event. Mentions Orange Fistvarils and teams or locations including Hong Kong Tokyo Vancouver Hill Newfoundtimd and Lita. unclear schedule or outcomes.
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Mefutest
McClomphens
Mul Tams
Wiley
Sprint Py
Orange Fistvarils
Vie Mle
Hamlin
Hong Kong
Tokio
Vencouver
Can Hill
Newfoundtimd
Ballooning Gordon Bennett Race tale confounds entrants
A garbled account describes the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race with unclear names and venues. It mentions a balloon pair and several misread participants, highlighting confusion over the event’s results and participants.
Turkey Greece Clash Persists Await National Pact Approval
An exchange in the Augoru Verummil assembly quotes Minister Bey saying autonomy for Smyran would not alter the broad settlement. Turkey intends to wage the war until a national pact is achieved, maintaining the stalemate until such agreement is in place.
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Vane Lantinople
Kup
Tossul Kevel Bey
Bay Forugn
Unm Inderpulla
Auurs National Assembly
Hal Reves
Smyran
Turkey
City notes on mayor, travels, and military retirements
The report mentions Mayor EB Balston departing for Perth and expected return by Saturday, plus T C Evans of the London Hotel returning from York. It notes various officers from Albany and Forts retiring or placed on the retired list, including Major J C Levine and Lieut Cabwell, with honorary ranks and dates referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Balston
Perth
Balston
Albany
T. C. Evans
London
York
Defence Department
Jones
Roa
Cabowel
Evening entertainment at Merv residence dull but attended
The report describes an insufficiently attended afternoon event at Merv Seheures residence. Attendees enjoyed a dainty afternoon with vocal and instrumental items by Mrs Kifford and Miss Schenn. The piece notes unemployment concerns and calls retrenchment a necessary burden, urging prudence.
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Merv
Seheures
Mes
Kifford Amd
Leais
Rime
Conse
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