Federal issues and gold export talk in Western Australia
Speech by Lint Send tur at Albury discusses federation taxes and revenue, the Surplus Revenue Act, and old age pensions. He argues WA paid a smaller share of Commonwealth taxation despite high customs revenue, notes postal losses, Wool sales, soldier gratuities, and public works disparities, denying claims of federal gold profiteering.
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Seuster Henderson
Albury
de Lure
Medora
Western Australia
Postal Department
Wia
P.O
W.A
Iutsky
South Africa
Australia
Thay
Smart
Wrederick-street
Albany
Senator Henderson Addresses Support for Hughes Government
Senator Hooderon spoke in support of the Hughes Government praising its wartime measures for primary producers. He argued the government kept promises, aided shipping of wheat and wool, and defended immigration to populate Australia as the nation neared victory and postwar security.
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Hooderon
Commonwealth of Australia
Pwordivn
Nutitmutket
Hughes
Australia
Auelrulis
Nationalist Party
Reform group pledge to continue work for Australia
fragmentary note mentions reformers pledging to carry on efforts for the prosperity of Australia with names like Snwart and Frederick-atrost appearing in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adetralia
Labor candidate speech at Town Hall addresses reforms and sugar dealings
A Monday night meeting at the Town Hall featured Labor candidate Mr C Chalam with Mr Graham speaking on Labor’s program. He critiqued the National Government on insurance, pensions, sugar industry deals, land monopolies, and wage policies while highlighting the Queensland Labor Government’s gains and proposed reforms.
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C. Chalam
Benepeak
UK. Wansbrough
Graham
Jon
Labor Movement
Oar Child Exemption Confusion and Land Tax Debate
The report critiques an exempted £160 versus a vernal £167 charge highlighting a £157 total. It discusses Unimproved Land Values aims, rail and road access, and land utilization to boost production. It condemns extravagant public spending like Senator Pearce’s £8500 Washington conference trip and notes questions and a closing vote of thanks.
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Labor Party
Pearce
Washington
Commonwealth
C. Milne
Rowley St
Albany
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