Albany Respatch At Ue See Lie i TBI leh eee Gh Miss Mord jock the athletic eh
A patchy report details local meetings and notices. It notes plans for a referenda meeting, a pump station engineer appointment after 45 applications, and a forthcoming inspection by Rear Admiral Everett with Commander Bush. Also covered are court decisions, theatre listings, and community events in Perth and surrounding areas.
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Mirnee
Pire
Albury
Mires
Atrebetout
Ammnaygriye
Mesers
Athos Connell
de Meyur
Reas
Vormatinay
Kerk
Miertin
Ape
Baroly
Almayaperiolly
Miniel Everett
Mbony
Fort Om
Commonwealth
Bush
Perth
Tuemalay
A. EK. Bor
WML
William B. Baker
Killek
Moony
Kendenup Troubles Prompt Parliament Inquiry
Commissioned to assist, T J Hughes travels to Kendenup with fire hand information. He cites misrepresentation by developers and questions government action on fertilisers and timing for a spring crop. Attendees urge practical resolution as Hon J Scaddan’s forthcoming visit draws warning. Chairman W H White thanks Hughes unanimously.
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Hugien
Eirewor Ood
Kendenup
Safeguand
Wutemenia
Ciovernment
Hughes
J. Scaddan
Mr. Hughes
Scaddan
W. H. White
War Memorial Club committee meeting approves free club literature
The War Memorial Club committee gathered Tuesday evening with President T. G. Sounmesa presiding. Members discussed free literature for members, a ladies event, billiard table upgrades, chess and draughts sets, a new billiard tournament, and inviting district women to participate in future social events.
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War Memorial Club
Club Bunne
Tueway
T. G. Sounmesa
Mesars
F. Soumew
T. Kearsley
F. McNamars
E, Peck
Pdovb
Ofice
B.U.L. Employment Bureau
Ant
Ringside controversy and local council letters clash
A series of letters to the editor argue over Ringside identity and boxing ethics. The writer defends his actions in a recent bout, questions judges and the Ringside voice, and challenges calls for stoppage while opponents were willing. The correspondence shifts to town governance, clerk concerns, and public works funding with a veteran ratepayer asserting Local history and opposition to dog rock mutilation.
Opposition to Ubter-road recreation loan letters to editor
A letter to the editor outlines numerous objections to a proposed loan for Ubter-road recreation grounds. The writer cites forced property work, compulsory drains, electric light control, and political ties as reasons for opposing the scheme. The letter attacks council staff, local leaders, and alleged personal interests behind the project.
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Kit
Ome
York- Street
York-street
Letter From Local Resident Defends Public Road Spending
A citizen writes to defend years of work on a public road and rebukes a critic named Peter. He claims he paid the majority of the road costs the author conflates with private funds and asserts no shame in his actions. The letter emphasizes taxpayer accountability and warns against wasteful spending.
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iTo
Bui
Peter
Ami
aTysalel
Youra
Elo
Bill
Arrival Of New Settlers Aboard Aberdvet Liner Demnatbanes
The Aberdvet liner Demnatbanes arrived from London via the Cape Town route with 2500 passengers including many women and children. Medical checks, disembarkation under Government Immigration Officer Mr Crawcour, and swift transfers to Lews followed. Local committees and boarding houses assisted as arrivals proceeded to town for lodging and briefing. Passengers then traveled by special train to their destinations amid praise for the immigration officers and volunteers.
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Aberdvet
Demnatbanes
London
Cape
Tierda
Cooruing
Wingue Experence
Australia
Londun
Touson Beng
Duckers
Mlrike
Cape Town
Johnon
Crawcour
Higes
Lews
New Settlers’ League
Fresh Air League Plans Rail Trip to Denmark
The Secretary for Railways replies that arrangements are possible for a Denmark excursion via Albany, with a possible four standard second class carriages at £41 12s 4d or a motor coach at £11 2s. The Commissioner supports holiday excursions as Sundays train fare limits apply.
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Enenpetle
Eovursiow
Albany
Denemark
Ferriey
Eftia
Smu
Albany Municipal Council Debates Baths and Lawley Park Leases
The Albany council held a Monday meeting presided by Mayor Mr.bh. Halston J.P. A petition asked for a vote on converting Ahwer Reserve into a general sporting ground. Recommendations included tendering for dismantling municipal baths and leasing Lawley Park to the Tennis Club for two more courts with a gate admission levy. The committee noted dangerous conditions at the baths and considered re erection at a central site. The council agreed to raise tenders for bath purchase and material sale, and to grant the club a lease with possible 15 percent gate levy rebates. Maintanence and road works reports were reviewed along with quarry plans for York Street and other town repairs.
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Council Chambern
Bh. Halston
J.P
Downem Fletcher
Green
Jobs
John‘won
Lamber
Lawson Kelly
Mt Bemdance
Ahwer[ee
Teen
Lawley Park
Downes
Boths
Lanbert
Colo Ae Mn Gang Concern
Johnson
Johne
Toredo
Lambert
Ennia Club
Remneil
Mainteantos
Perth-road
Shorts-street
York-wheel
Mirling-terrace
W.A.C. Railways
Atalon
York-streat
Fire destroys training stables at Dunreath Perth
A blaze swept the feed barn of P A Gan molly s training stables in Dunreath Redcliffe yesterday afternoon. The westerly wind helped avert greater damage and Brilliant Sunshine was rescued with difficulty as the only horse inside. Several animals were outside and uninjured. Damages are estimated at 7100. Mr Connolly was at Kalgoorlie.
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Perth
P. A. Ganmolly
Dunreath
Redclife
Connolly
Art Kal Goorlie
Group Settlement Posts Appointed Assistant Under-Secretary
The Executive Council approved the appointment of Mr. M. McKay as Assistant Under-Secretary for group settlement and the Peel Estate, citing the importance of the group settlement administration.
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Perth
Executive Council
M. McKay
Peel Estate
Country Employment Marked Improvement
The immigration department official Mr Croweour said country labor markets are improving. In five days three seamen landed 172 single men all placed in work. Among seven single men aboard the Demosthenes at Albany all were placed by the time York arrived.
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Perth
Croweour
Iork
Demosthenes
Albany
York
Is it Envy TRIP TO BRITAIN WANTED
Melbourne reports the Parliamentary Labor party continues to discuss appointing representatives to England alongside the Prime Minister Mr Brice to ensure facts about employment in Australia are made known.
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Britain
Melbourne
Labor
England
Brice
Australa
Tragedy in Richmond Family Fallout Ends in Death
A suburban Richmond dinner night turned fatal when an eleven year old girl was stabbed during a quarrel over a sapper. The father Robert Medficott, 23, is charged with murder and to appear in court today after rushing to a doctor's office with the knife still in the chest wound.
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Melbourne
Richmond
Robert Medficott
Health Board discusses contract amid public opposition
At Monday’s council meeting the local Board of Health reports nine absences due to infections and generally good conditions. Meat and food inspections occur. in talks with the public the vote favors not municipalising the sanitary service, prompting early planning for a new sanitary contract as the current one ends October 31. The Mayor instructs the Health Committee to proceed. contractor selections and tendering will follow recommendations from the committee. The cemetery site and a cemetery board are debated and a request is made to clarify land options. The Post Office and hospital sanitary arrangements are also reviewed with a letter to the Government regarding these matters.
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Heentseps
Tom
Becadee
Coune't
Woliike
Hill
Lambert
Hetice
Tekun
Ming
Ory
Saturady
Corres
Masonie Hall
Tha
Tam
Fred
Turner
Firetrails Club
Heath Committee
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Dr. Green
Cr. Dohneon
Bhaw
Wes
Irish Ministers Lead Irish Election Returns
Early returns from Ireland show a government victory with multiple ministers polling atop the results. Minister of Defense Hic hard Mulcahy and four others lead, with Countess Murkigview and Frank Aitken reportedly elected and Professor John McNeill elected for the National University.
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London
Ireland
Hichard Mulcahy
Defence
Countess Murkigview
Frank Aitken
Beall
Republican Army
John McNeill
Education
National University
Spanish Positions Besieged Between Tetoon and Nheshaon
A Tongere dispatch reports BIW tribos pressing secret attacks on Spanish held lines between Tetoon and Nheshaon. Marquis Alhueenus has left for Madrid where a cabinet meeting will convene to discuss crucial decisions.
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London
Tongere
BIW Tribos
Tetoon
Nheshaon
Alhueenus
Sebastian
Maadrid
Peculiar Spanish War Order Aims At Moroccan Occupation
The Minister of War in Spain issues a peculiar order forcing arriving troops to travel in groups of twenty under an officer with no arms or ammunition, to be supplied at barracks in Morocco. Spain struggles to hold the Rif and Tangier regions after a damaging clash with the Rif tribes, with prestige eroded and hopes for stronger control fading. The protectorate is governed by a Spanish High Commissioner chosen from Madrid’s list.
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Spain
Muraveo
Morocco
France
Sho
Abteemas
Tangier
Calipha
Madrid
Gaekwar of Baroda Alive After Death Rumor
London reports circulated obituaries for the Gaekwar of Baroda but officials state the target of the rumor is not Gaekwar but his son Jal Bingh. The correction notes the Baroda ruler is alive and well.
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London
Baroda
Gaelwar W
Flushing
Holland
Italy and Greece Feud Sparks Demands and Apology
Rome Aug 20 Signor Mussolini demands from Greece full reperation and a prompt apology for the murder of General Telini who slept in his lodgings when the invaders arrived General French and his colleagues escaped a massacre and could not secure any assistance The Italians claim the killings stem from the Delimington Commission decisions seen as unfavorable to Greece
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Rome
Signor Musolini
Greece
Telini
French
Ttalians Balleva
New Tasmanian Factory Debuts While Dance Postponed
A Tasmanian plant by Culbury Fry Pansa ftd. enters operation amid mounting fanfare and plans for local workers. The project, focused around a central recreation block, faces typical postlaunch hurdles as maintenance and staffing are arranged. Meanwhile the British Football Association’s annual dance in Perth leads to postponement of a local athletic club event to October 10.
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Culbury- Fry-Pansa Ftd
Fry
Wally
Briish Football Association
Perth City
Ladis
Mbns’ Athletic and Sports Choice
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