Smaller States Movement Forms Great Southern League
Albany hosts a Smaller States rally as Dr Earle Page and Lt Col Bruxner outline the Smaller States plan. Delegates from 13 branches push for a Great Southern State, decentralisation from Perth, and a federal constitutional convention to redraw state boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
J. Seaddag
Perth
J. Thompson
Northern States of New South Wales League
Thoraday
Wagin
Mogor
Reynolds
Denmark
Jne Norman Jor
Tipping
Martin
Wess
Australia
Victoria
Albany League
Prges
Public Meeting in Albany on Small States Movement and Australian Policy
A large Albany audience at Town Hall heard Dr Page and Col Aroxner discuss the Smutler Staten movement. They argued for smaller states governance to improve defence, population growth, production and trade, urging state control of Parliament and cautioning against centralisation. They linked postwar debt, immigration, and harbor neglect to the need for regional empowerment and constitutional reform.
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Page
Wil
Li-Col
Broxner
Commonwealth
Australia
Resent
Sydney
Perth
Country Party
Thi
Prowse
Non
Cone
Albany
Braxner Shen
Western Australia
Dr. Page
Eitte
Partiwneut
Tia
Dinity Telegraph
Hetail
Armidale
West Austria
North Wat
Midland
New South Wales
Aod
Staten Hatter
Polith
Jane
LM Wills
West Australia
Martin
Barkerites
Bruxner
Barker
R. Downes
Dr. Downes
Forest Hill
Price Jones
Young
F. J. Coote
Hates
Kendenup
W. McKail
Atwood
Branchea
Henbury
Ueraldion
Autralia
Geraldto
Milas
Coote
Jordan
Watkin
Caorried
W Bighy
Bruzner Ala
Northern States of New
Lors! League
League
Messrs
Thomas and Hoot
Wagin
T. Watkins
Thomas W. J. Rogers
G. H. Tipping
P. W. Smart
Tressurer
F. TL. Willian
Air
Miles
Dr Lunes
Col Aroxner
Father Tinw
Europe
England
Japan
America
Homer
Sindser
Victoria
Queensland
Western
Australa
Iowa
Brete
Parlinnie
Eas
Moedez
Nicr
Iour
Pert
Fremantle
Northern New State League
Great Southern League
Col. Bruxner
New South Wale
Paliament
Broken Bill
Aon Assembly
Kimberley
Small States Movement
Xendenup
Bociomeal
Evo Sabe
Conference of Delegates in Great Monthern District Meeting
The first conference of delegates representing the Drunchad of the Baller States movement met in Town Hall on Friday afternoon. The gathering was well attended, with C. T. Wolthina presiding and notable attendees including Dr. Early Pare, MELE, Col. Bruzner, and M.L.C. C. McKensie, among others.
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Great Monthern
Town Hall
C. T. Wolthina
al Wraneh
Early Pare
Mele
Col. Bruzner
C. McKensie
M.L.C
Mewsra
H. E. Miles
L. 8. Barnett
P. W. Smart
G. HL Tipping
HL Green
W. P. Ferguson
F. L. Wu
Hamsess
A. T. Nips Heie
Spending a Few Days With the Juveniles
A juvenile focused piece discusses modern attention to youth, urging commitment from patrons and families. It emphasizes opportunities for young people and the role of community support in guiding their future.
Debate on Small States and Federation Principles
The discussion covers how to place duties on members, arguing for jobs they can perform and reduced state size. It critiques asking members to act as agents rather than legislators, warns against unification harms, and notes thanks given to Dr. Page Col Brummer and Dr. Downes. A metaphor compares stubborn riders to horses tied to a cart.
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Sints
Australis
Page
Col. Brummer
Coote
Dr. Downes
Pages
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Smaller States Movement
Tociford
Karle Vogenol
Bruxuur
Chamber of Commerce
Council
Downes
Earle Page
Bulston
Mooney
Hornett
L. Williams
Th T. Watson
Allwood
Kelgan
Clayton
Broomehill
A. Normany
Forts
Chambox of Commerce
Por
Belp
Citigens
Smullee Agites
Mt. Tareker
Owas
Krenade
Great Southern
Balaton
Alhany
Town
Coantry
Hog Hales
Ball
Blu
Blates
J. Norman
Bates
Norman
Bate
Enon
Boestou
Cape Naturaliste
Blackwood
Couras
Artho River
Arthur River
Braxton
Miles and
Barnell
Watkins
Del
Albany Town Hall
Conference OF Delegates
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Roy
May
Pattinson
J. Brayshaw
Welsh Margetson
Insurance Office OF Australia, Ltd
Sherwin-Williams
THE
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Cowan's Buildings
Call and
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