Effects of Overseas Movement on Australia Described
The writing discusses the likely impact of overseas emigration on Australia, noting how delegates praise the country and emphasize population needs. It mentions carving opportunities, self-reliance for Australians and the appeal of England and other destinations. It also touches on people travelling to the United States or Canada for work and prior government arrivals under Crown authority.
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Australia
Seren Vidaes
England
United States
Canada
Dave
Town council sets seat at corner of Short and Howley
Local and general news note a new seat at the corner of Short and Howley streets to provide resting place for townspeople and visitors. The move aims to aid residents and guests while awaiting Mt Chirenee and reduce middleman links in local marketing discussions in the Legislative Council led by Mr. Borseid.
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Short
Howley
Mt Chirenee
Cowell
Borseid
Skating Carnival at Empire Theatre Draws Large Crowd
The Albany Sports Committee staged a skating carnival at the Empire Theatre on Tuesday night drawing a large attendance in fancy costumes. Judges faced a tough task awarding trophies in multiple competitions while Miss Eva Quartermaine won the pea in a bottle drawing with 2160 pees. The event raised funds for the Kendanup Fund, with more than 360 people present and many prizes donated by local sponsors.
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Tee
Sterepe
Kencemp
Empire Theatre
Mesdymyes Herbert Hobinson
Hyamd T. Anderson
Mise Johnson
Messrs
Hi Dowel
Dewar
Velie
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B. Hnemua ‘Seu
Mine V. Bamford
E. Quartermaine
A. Willis
Faney Dreay
Mise Alireen
A. Simmons
T. Steale
D.harding
D. Pritchard
M. Quartermaine
Red Riding Hood
Meears
Hiver
C. Smith
Hark
L. Gray
Comejbook
Mr. C. Weltch
Mire Eva Quartermaine
Misa Quartermaine
Mesare Deen
Robinson and Co
Norman Brow
A. Collins
A. PF. Cuddiley
H. K. Gerry
8. Taylor
Kendenup
Australia must build its own industry and raw materials
The piece argues for domestic manufacturing and upholding primary production in Australia. It cites wool, textiles, and clothing as examples, critiques reliance on imports, and discusses labor, migration, and policy impacts on industry. It quotes international examples and stresses self-sufficiency.
Debates on Development and Local Aid Readied
A fragment from a parliamentary discussion outlines plans for railways and settlement aid, arguing the Commonwealth should fund development where settlement is sparse. Mentions the need for proper road works and sliding scale grants, plus a new district distribution. Also notes upcoming lectures and social events by Albany groups for women and families.
Returned Soldiers League Minutes Cover Branch Activities
The Fortnightly Meeting of Returned Soldiers Sailors and Norse Imperial League reviewed minutes and correspondence. Officials discussed subscriptions, boronia orders, Melbourne Cup tickets, town hall honor board, politics and voting by post, federal road funds, and a parade for the Volunteer Fire Brigade tonight.
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Maurice Johnson
Cooper
Albany
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Local sports notes and fixtures at Mt Barker region
August events outline Holy Communion services at AI Suits Church and Cranbrook Cathedral with times listed. Cricket and rifle shooting summaries report major round results, trophy standings, and upcoming matches. Rugby notes praise players from Norths and Souths, list teams, and mention a forthcoming major round.
Anarchy in India Trial Update at Kabul Murder Case
A Simla report says the Kabul murder trial of the Benforth Majors has not begun but will soon. The defendants face Islamic law, with Colonel Dunlop attending as government solicitor. In a Detvel Sea Relative Council vote, the defense of political prisoners failed and no release occurred despite links to the revolutionary anarchist movement terrorising Bergal from 1910 to 1917.
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Dunlop
Hone
Volition
Bergal
Steamer Venus Wrecked Off Fremantle Coast
Reports from Fremantle detail the steamer Venus wreck after striking reefs near the Moore River after leaving Abrolhos on August 15. Captain Ball and four crewmen saved, two others reportedly missing, as a search extends over miles with hope for survivors.
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Venus Wies
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Tuteday
Young
W. K. McCormack
Gingin Brook
Frank J. Ball
Ckipper
T. Hopkins
J. Malone
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Harry Ball
Charlie Anderson
Frank Ballwald
Ofelock
Moore River
Charlie
Anderson
Ball
Frank Ballotti
Scene in Parliament Member for Murchison
Perth Thursday reports a mild sensation in the Legislative Assembly as Mr W M Marshall member for Murchison challenged the Speaker's ruling to withdraw a remark. The Speaker ordered Marshall to leave the Chamber and the sergeant at arms began removal as Marshall cried out that there are House members who are political agents of capitalism in the State and they are rotten.
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Perth
W. M. Marshall
Murchison
Marshall
Australian delegation to economic conference depart Melbourne
A Melbourne report states a large Australian delegation will travel to London for the economic conference led by Prime Minister Bruce. The group includes Wilson, Garrand, Everett, Oakley, Strahan, Ainsworth, and secretaries, with several accompanying ladies.
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Benator Wilson
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Allan Everett
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Political Pendulum and Labor Growth Hinted at Dinner
Mr Charlton, leader of the Opposition in the House, dined with Mr Frank Brennan and his wife at their home on Tuesday. He thanked them for good wishes and said he was satisfied with Labor party progress. He predicted an aging pendulum toward Labor and a Labor government after the next election. If honored to lead, he pledged to assure Australians the effort would be carried by labor.
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Nationalist Leader Hertzog Issues Strong Reply
Capetown August 22 General Hertzog issues a strongly worded manifesto replying to the prime minister Smuts on the European situation. The manifesto says General Bouta in his message about overseas dominion indicates an approaching war with France.
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General Smuts
Ounifesto
Bouta
France
Japanese Submarine Sinks During Trial at Kobe Docks
A new Japanese submarine being prepared for a trial at Kobe docks sank with 130 crew members aboard. The accident occurred off the Kobe port area as the vessel neared launch readiness.
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Tokio
Kobe
Prisoner to a Bank Manager Position in London
London August 22 reports Dr Havenstein president of Helehs Bank resigned days ago and is now reportedly held as a prisoner in the bank. The unusual situation centers on the bank leadership change and internal restraint.
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Dr. Havenstein
Helehs Bank
Prav
Australians win in national doubles rounds in Boston
In the second round of the National Doubles Championship at Boston on August 22 Andge sot and Hawkes beat L Deane from India and F Leighton Crawford of England 6-2 6-4 6-4. McInness and Schlesinger defeated W Westbrook and J Hennessey of Tulsa 3-? 4-0 86 6-3 6-4 as Australians struggle with accuracy and timing but improve as the match progresses.
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L. Deane
India
F. Leighton Crawford
Enghind
McInness
Schlesinger
W. Westbrook
J. Hennessey
Tullvnopol
Pulby
Albany Tennis Club Competitions Progress Amid Improved Form
Under ideal weather conditions Albany Tennis Club competitions showed growth with many players displaying improved form. Northam and Clayforth excelled in the gents' English doubles, while Shannon pressed on with multiple victories. Mixed doubles featured tight wins by Richardson and Hearne, and several close matches across events highlight advancing skill and stamina.
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Clayforth
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Mitchell
Gemmell
Dewees
G. Michell
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Misa P. Richardson
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C. Austin
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