Missing Notice From Government Hospital Staff
Patient expresses gratitude to Mr Jokneen and Matron Nason at the Government Hospital for caring during his illness and recovery. The message thanks the staff of the hospital and requests continued attentions from the hospital authorities.
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Jokneen
Tal Nason
Government Hospital
Aml
Attentin
Aelerddyen
Taylor
Ammtal Nee -Brhgide
Serine Wemberad
Irie
West Australia Day Holiday Observed Across Albany Region
The text notes a public holiday for West Australia with banks, government offices, shipping, and commercial houses closed. Mentions changes in attendance at police court and local events, plus updates on injuries from a recent accident and government efforts tied to a forthcoming programme opening next month.
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Kyogls
Fremantle
Northern
Man Brown
Fred Brown
West Australia
Drevent
A. Ccrey
Tenwnis
Denmark
Clare
Buw
Alex Stirling
Hy . Wun
Federal
Winkslers
Abe
Unclear text recounts arrivals and social events
The fragment describes arrivals of settlers, a Denmark contingent, and a North Janus hall gathering. It mentions the steamer Diogenes docking, settlers sent to Albany Perth by train, and a social event with dancing and commemorations. Prices and tickets for a Monday holiday event are noted.
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Diogenes
Eastrn
Duchobed
Denmark
Ellementa Township
Ian
Albany
Perth
L. Hall
North
Janus Poothall Goh
J. Nott
Wight
Diel Bey
Hethep
Mexera T. Martin
T .Fitepattick
Milveaml
Daneine
Community notes on housing hope and local industry
William Bay writes of new houses approaching completion and residents moving from slums as work continues on local projects. He reports fund gains, ongoing building, farming activity, social events, and a steady fishing interest despite unsettled weather and required road grants.
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Vinge
Bern
Albany ratepayers hold half yearly meeting in Town Hall
The Albany Municipality held its half yearly ratepayers meeting in the lower Town Hall on Friday night led by Mayor Percy Busubert. Attendees included Cra Scanlon Green Johns Thifind Seburer and town staff. Finance statements were presented showing receipts and expenditures across multiple accounts with improvements in the town’s finances since last year.
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Scanlon
Green
Johns
Thifind Seburer
Leask
Lowe
Duthie
Municipality of
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Wansbrough
Holland
Aly
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Rree
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Cmd Balane
Fotkard
Differen Roads
Differen
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HoBaml
Iehi
Track
McGlovern
Wanebrugh Os
York Street
Gtirling Terrace
Tha Maver
Local football clash sees Cranbrook edge Souths in tight win
A large crowd watched Cranbrook defeat Souths 7 points to 4 in a hard fought match at Bounness Park. Key moments included a late goal from McWaters and robust defence by Gillam and McDonald, with Souths showing strong in the third term and Adams adding two major plays.
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Siwihis
Wren
Bounness Park
Dackel
Metabo Nic Dente
Jack
Wickey Johnson
Fred Marshall
Geo. Pewcock
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Frank Getings
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Fred
Lear
Aloo
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Dintanas
McWaters
Adams
Donaldeén
Ned
Ball
Adams Tavor
McWalers
Ryan
Cma
Johnson
Gexton
Whliamson
Gittings
Grey Warbarten
Bi Ide
Inter-District Conference review of proceedings in Albany
The Inter District Conference met in Albany with Mayor P Lambert and several MPs and MLAs in attendance to discuss fire management, road grants, and regional development. Members debated fire break incentives, road administration, and a need for fair treatment across districts, reflecting hopes for coordinated progress.
Late News Margins and Expenditure Report
Revenue for May stands at CT H2 000 with total expenditures of 254, denying balance. Under Secretary Mr Seob Mentell reports May figures similar to prior month. May revenue last year was 010 600 with expenditures 64 072. Toll debt for the year to April 30 was 523 038, now reduced to 476 703.
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Seeeetan
Seob Mentell
Italian aviators reach Roebuck Bay in 450 hp aeroplane
Italy to Australia report from Perth noting the Marchesse Di Pinedo and Chi of the Italian Air Staff with mechanic Ernand Companelli arriving at Roebuck Bay Broome at 1 pm on Sunday. They have traveled from Holy by air aboard the Lorralie Deitrich, an aeroplane of 450 horsepower, and the aviators are reported to be in good condition.
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Marchesse di Pinedo
Talian Air Staff
Ernand Companelli
Roebuck Bay
Broome
Lorralie
Htom
Catering Dispute Hearing at Trades Hall
The conference bell tolls amid a catering dispute between parties and strikers at Trades Hall on Saturday. The meeting, presided by a miner official, is expected to adjourn without a conference representative.
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Baturday
Minierr Fur Gabor
Metallum
Albany Newdegate Railways Plan Moves Forward
Three motions on railway extensions east of the Great Southern line were consolidated for group consideration. The Albany Albany to Neundup route and connections toward Ravensthorpe were discussed, favoring settlement goals and capital-led development. Officials outlined a staged plan from Newdegup toward Ongerup and Albany to enhance land opening and rail access.
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Galdsmith
Lake Grace
Wavensthope
Altuny-Newdegate
Damness
Albany
Nunds Gate
Wembrough
Marvitl
Albay
Neudilup
Newdepnia
Richard Swete
Mr Collier
Eat
Australia
New South Wales Election Returns Show Labor Lead Narrowing
Late returns from the parliamentary race in New South Wales indicate Labor holding a lead but with several seats still undecided. Predow Stanley is reported elected, potentially making the first woman in the New South Parliament, as totals show Labor 42, National 80, Progressive, Prominent Labor 1, Independent and all Communist candidates routed.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Stanley
New Hook Vale
Murrumbidgee Flood Disaster Strikes Wagga Town
Floodwaters from the Murrumbidgee submerged about one third of Wagga as 2000 residents fled. Six deaths reported at Queanbeyan and three at Coota with massive stock losses and property damage. Water levels rose across Murrowhidgee, reaching six streets near Narrandera.
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Wagga
Queanbeyan
Cuda
Nurrandera
Position at Urbust Improves As Snowy River Recedes
The report notes an improved position at Urbust with the Snowy River falling two feet. Waterways and the 4000 acres of mumpa were affected, indicating reduced flood impact and resumed progress despite ongoing concerns.
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Urbust
Prahran Shooting Case Before Court
Melbourne police report Davis Collins aged 23 and Erik Wels charged at Prahran Court with attempting to murder Francia Frederick Thomas in his Toorak flat on May 2. Thomas described a confrontational scene with a firearm as he opened the door after a telephone call. Collins was committed for trial.
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Davis Collins
Erik
Wels
Prahan
Francia
Frederick Thomas
Grance‘road
Toorak
Hali Thomas
del- Vos
Collins
Triad
Empire Press Conference Opens in Melbourne September 2
One of the last reforms of Lord Forster as Governor-General will be the opening of the Imperial Press Conference in Melbourne on September 2. Attended by representatives of British, Dominion, and Australian state newspapers, it is expected to be a standout event of the year.
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Returned Soldiers’, Sailors' and Nurses Imperial League
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Taible
Tremseer
F. White
von Gomat Popparaias
Lord Forster
Aurelia
Thiat
Effec
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Melbourne
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Dominiona
Berlinbach Defeats McThiue for Lightweight Title
Berlinbach defeats McThiue to claim the lightweight world championship in New York on a Saturday card. The bout headlines the weigh-in action with a decisive victory and title claim likely to renew regional boxing interest.
Indian racer Paio De Paola sets world speed record
New York May 1 The Indian Apolio Paio De Paola nephew of Ralph De Paola achieves a world speed record in auto racing before 145000 spectators. His average speed over the race distance was 11 miles per hour. He drove a Duesenberg Special engine.
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New York
Apolio Paio de Paola
Ralph de Paola
Inrorementil Fame
Duesenburs
Baron Depurtier Aims to Restart Belgium Debt Talks
Belgian Ambassador Baron Depurtier has told Secretary A. W. Mellon that Belgium wishes to open negotiations soon for funding its debt to America. Meanwhile a Friday lecture at Albert Hall by H. L. Fowler on Sacrifices of World War Part and their Soldier Roles is announced.
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Baron Depurtier
A. W. Mellon
H. L. Fowler
Albert Hall
Amundsen Search Signals Uncertain From Spitsbergen
London dispatch reports no sign of Captain Amundsen as of May 31. A telegram says ten days passed since the expedition sailed, and the crew feared he would not return in the machines.
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London
Spitebergen
Amundsen
Amand
France and Expedition Prepare Polar Ship For Fourthteen Voyage
May 31 report states the Ministry ordered the polar ship Pour quai Pas to Cherboroug for its annual expedition under Dr Charrol. The voyage aims to modify Pyrogramme and participate in the sea coast event for fourteen days, seeking any available assistance.
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Marie Beg
Cherboroug
Charrol
Inter-Dominion Delegation Visits Ireland
A Y Al boxe delegation visiting Ireland toured Dublin and the Dail Eireann. President Con wrave praised the League's focus on education through travel and lamented missed observations. In Dublin they received a fragment of the Four Courts as a historic gift.
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Y.al. Boxe
Ireland
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Conwrave
League
Sind
Westminister Abbey
Edinburgh Castle
British boys jury project to Australia gains shape
Mr. Asbiel Bartlett reports the plan to send a jury of British boys to Australia has taken definite form. A parliamentary committee from all parties has been formed to push the project and will meet after the recess. Mr L. Anmry, Secretary of State for the Colonies, is actively supporting the movement.
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Asbiel Bartlett
Australia
Anmry
Colonies
Pilgrimage to Rome Welcomes Australian Pilgrims
Australians greet Rome in a jubilant pilgrimage reception. Crowds shout Vive Australia as Australians mingle with locals while the Bolwinn Boys Band plays the Australian Anthem. Archbishop Mannix celebrates a Pontifical High Mass at Santa Agetha Church. Special prayers are planned for Australians during a Sunday canonization rite for a priest named Dara.
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Rome
Australia
Trinh
Bolwinn Boys
Mannix
Me’hourne
Santa Agetha
Dara
First Recorded Case of Eucalyptus Poisoning
At Chelsea a coroner investigated Mia Tugwel’s death, noting eucalyptus poisoning as a possible cause with no prior recorded case. Evidence described a room smelling of eucalyptus and two empty bottles beside the bed. Dr Bronta, Government Pathologist, said this would be the first documented instance of overdose poisoning.
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Chelsea
Mia
Tugwel
Bronta
Empire Products and Market Push for Fairplay
A British product push argues for new markets and worker supply methods to sustain demand. It mentions Domion resources and Nor notes about employing refined ore, with support for Sir John Connolly's Western marketing approach.
Empire City ballot names top British cities in race
The Empire ballot drew hundreds of thousands of participants selecting twelve progressive affiliates. The winning voting sequence named Lenton Liverpool Birmingham Manchester Glasgow Halifax Montreal Sheffield Calgary Toronto and Bombay.
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Sid
Chari'les
Commonwealth Line Tire Admits No Tender Yet
The Australian Pro Association reports no tender received for steamers of the Common A Line as of now. Officials urge patience while authorities await bids for the service and vessel allocations.
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Autralian
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