Albany News Briefs On Transfers and Church Plans
Albany reports Mr Hearne Pletcher transferred to new duties as of Sunday. Mr T S Morey appointed District Surveyor at Albany. Licenses for motor vehicles must be renewed or face court action. Archbishop Clune arrives from Perth and states Albany will get a new cathedral within five years while existing church attendance remains strong. The White Star liner Medic brings vast cargo and four Clydedate stallions to Victoria. Constable Polak transfers to Wynlentchew. he served in Albany with sport and Native Association ties.
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Hearne Pletcher
Henry Willi Sand
Mpi
T. S. Morey
Albany Land Office
Albany
Parry
Nornolup
Alius
Clune
Perth
Mt. Harker
Kalviningood
Homan Catholic
Railways
J. Nead- Hi
Primary Products Association of
Young's Siding
Eed
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Centurk
Australesia
Artobur
Kalgoorlie
Gla
Brule
Musgrove
Woolanwong
T. M. Shakespeare
Medic
Liverpool
Cape
Jast
Australia
South Afric
Varionaé
Veseal
Victoria
Earl of Strad- Woke
Mbany
Rank
Polak
Albay
Mielice
Wynlentchew
Polakhoe
Australian Natives' Association
Hoe
MU. Iit
P. Flanders
S Joseph's
Hy Grace
Han
Aimee
Dandies musical comedy to open two nights at Empire Theatre
The Dandies a musical comedy ensemble opens a two night run at the Empire Theatre on Thursday. The cast includes renowned performers from Australia and abroad with dances, sketches, and comedy. Admission is 9/8 circle, 2/2 gallery, box plan at Field's. patrons urged to book early.
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Women's Auxiliary
Soldiers’ Institute
Jrood Wendaueele
Ha Heen Hecketo
Borouiu
Troi
Reunon
Empire Theatre
Australia
Audienee
Fred
Drew Circle
Sbulla
Senate
Field's
Referendum Vote Rejects Municipalisation of Albany Sanitary Service
Voters opposed municipalising the Albany sanitary service in a Friday referendum. Polls opened until 7 pm with 600 of 1511 eligible ballots cast, yielding a majority against the proposal. Dr Downes announced the result as a negative outcome for the plan.
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Santory
Albany
Wren
Peter Ee
Downes
Far Fars and Teachers' Association meeting actions
The ordinary meeting at the school ball was presided by Hey A Crow with small attendance. Correspondence from Mr Scaddan and the Director of Education discussed grants and a hostel plan for Albany, plus funds for repairs and the High and Infants school buildings.
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Farfars and Teachers’ Association
Hey. A. Crow
Seaddan
Association
Scaddan
Albany
Geraldton
Box
Heab Board of Management
N. Forte
King River
Buemnons
Tee
Wanderers Fall To ALALC In Heated Saturday Match
On a Saturday with inconsistent conditions, ALALC dominated the Wanderers at Werth-road ground. After a cautious start, ALALC pressed into Wanderers territory, scoring three goals as the visitors faded. The final stood ALALC 9 Wanderers 0 with Wanderers defending but lacking late energy.
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ALEC
Wanderers
Werth-road
Ten
Opyfoot
A.lelg
Aa Jhal
A Lasc
Elu
Rwt
Allisc
High School Vs Checkers Ends With Three to One Victory
In a balanced match the High School defeated the Checkers three goals to one. Both sides showed strong central pressure and good goalkeeper work, with a late rally by the Checkers before the final whistle.
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Checkers
Dung
Jarman
Wanderers
Bew
British Overseas Delegation Arrives in Australia for Immigrant Intake Study
The British Overseas Delegation now touring Australia is due to reach Albany by tomorrow's train. Sent by the British Government at the invitation of Australia, the group will inspect facilities for absorbing immigrants and the progress of British settlers. They have visited New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria and Tasmania and will tour near Albany before departing to Mount Barker by motor.
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Australia
Albany
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Tasmania
Mr. Vaughan
Bottlebrush Lande
Mr. Ralston
Tunch
Freemasons
Mt. Barker
Rail extension plans loom for Lake Grace to Narrogin region
Constable O Connor reports strong farming progress near Newdegate with 2000 acres sown and 80 farms under crop while water and food supplies improve. A motor mail link between Lake Grace and Ravensthorpe via Newdegate is planned with Harvey to run every alternate week. Public meeting at Roads Board Hall discusses water, land settlement, and railway policy, urging a Lake Grace to Wagin line as base for eastward extension toward Esperance North.
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Constable O'Connor
Newdegate
Lake Grace
Ravensthorpe
Roads Board
Mr. Dow
Vigilanica Committee
Hygerup
Pingerup
Lake Grice
Kondimup
Newdegutg
Narroga
Walter Dunn
Coleman
Lake Grove
Esperance
Newdewater
Kondinnuyp
Gj.r
Narrogin
Wagin
Wagin-Lake Grace
Enperance
Dales
Kaperunos
Harvest Terrace
Maganl
Albany
Uct
Wilgurs
Hange
Orethorpe
Lake Damnosa
Porongerups Tour Plans and Local Football Scores
Local notes record a July 31 ball in aid of returned soldiers with receipts totaling £6 15s 10d and a November tourist party proposal by Mr J Hayward to showcase Porongerups Range. Football match at Mt Barker saw Souths defeat Kendenup 60 to 20 as conditions stayed wet. next games set for North and Tambellup.
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Redmond
Woogenellup
Daphne
Porongerue
Biate Tourist and Publicity Bureau
J. Hayward
Hayward
Raital
Bolganup
Porongerups Range
Opthusiaate
Keadenup
Souths
Kendenup
Gorman
Wallace
Toms
Fellows
G. Wright
R. Clothier
Bousce
Hawtin
Max Wright
Wise
Stewart‘belng
Ad Tilles
Hull
Keadeaup
M. Wright
Slater Smith
Coote
W. Smith
Smith
Bouthe
M Wright
J. Smith
Stewart
Kendenup Hawiiil Hoops
Coole
Sounneus
Young
Hoops
Apence
Northe
Mt. Barker
Subiaco South Fremantle Fist Fight Reported
A free fight broke out at Subiaco during the Subiaco versus South Fremantle match at Subiaco on Saturday. Baden of Subiaco and Heindricks of South Fremantle were reported to the League amid widespread public outcry.
Victorian Election Disrupted By Ministry Seat Loss
Melbourne reports the ministry lost a seat in the Daylesford by election. Disarray follows with talk of cabinet resignations as political turmoil unfolds and laws of the soul influence the crisis.
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Melbourne
Morday
Daylesford
Luneon
Parliament Sits All Night in Melbourne Debates Estimates
Federal Parliament in Melbourne held an all night sitting as the House of Representatives debated estimates on Home and Territories, Defence, Trade and Customs, and Works and Railways. Members urged housing for Transcontinental Railway workers and improving West Australian postal facilities and broadcasting to aid country settlers.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Cook
Lacey
Port Augusta
Browne
Thas
West Australia
Prowse
Gibson
W.A
Mr. Gibson
Labor leaders face expulsion over faked ballot boxes
Sydney reports a committee on faked ballot boxes recommends expelling six prominent Labor members and two more for two years. The executive disapproves of Mr Coleman MLA who admitted possessing a ballot box with a sliding panel.
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Sydney
Labor Movement
He Bailey
Mila
Aldenpoa Hromaton
A. W. Buckley
M.la
Nxt
Gavin Swderland
F. G. Smith
M. Minahan
Coleman
ELR
Coming of Age Celebration At Darwell Residence
A coming of age party for George Ernest Darwell was held at Mr and Mrs E J Darwells residence on August 6 with about 0 guests. The Barker orchestra de bonza performed and a large birthday cake decorated with blue and gold kewpies accompanied supper and dancing into the night.
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E. J. Darwell
Barker
George Ernest
de Bonza
FP. Johnson
C. Young
Miss B. Meet
Misa O. Thomas
Berlin Sees Chaotic Strikes as Printers Shut Down Press
In Berlin on August 12 chaos grows as printers join widespread stoppages. Newspapers halt aside from Bolshevik and communist controls while municipal works may also suspend. Underground railway workers strike and shopkeepers resist with rising prices. Bank runs, wage vouchers, and emergency payments signal a deep economic crisis.
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Berlin
Breal
Tims
Saxony Prohibits Ruhr Area Violence Actions
The Saxony Government issued a proclamation prohibiting subjects from taking any part in violence in the Ruhr area. The measure follows unrest and clashes linked to ongoing Ruhr troubles.
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Saxony
Ruhr
Imperial Trade South Africa Position At Imperial Conference
Capetown memorandum floated for Imperial Economic Conference discusses imperial preference to reward capital holders with income tax exemptions for reinvestment. It urges guaranteed Empire raw materials and British Dominion manufactured goods given government preference in public contracts.
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Capetown
Tne
Federated Chamber of Industries
Australia and Labour on Colored and Native Labor Use
The Chamber states that indigenous labor must have an outlet from the economy and is not cheap or as efficient as white labor. It notes colored labor is largely unavailable and argues there is little financial advantage in its employment, warning that penalties could arise if dominions push forced labor policies.
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Australia
Canada
Dominions
Trade tensions over maize and flour between Australia and South Africa
The Chamber argues Australia should gain preferential access for its wheat as South Africa imposes a dumping duty on Australian flour. It suggests SA should favor Australian wheat growers over foreign rivals to protect its milling industry while limiting imports of South African maize.
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South Africa
Australia
South
Screening of Heroes of the Street at Town Hall and Empire Theatre
An incomplete report describes a screening of Heroes of the Street at Town Hall during a holiday event with an orchestra. A related event at Empire Theatre on Thursday is mentioned with plans for seating and a public audience, but many details are unclear.
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Town Hall
Norman
Empire Theatre
Ball
Hein
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