Labor party shift praised as Australia seeks unity
The piece reflects on William Watt’s critique of the Labor Party and contemplates a reform toward a unified, progressive Labor stance. It discusses the role of freedom, liberty, and Anglo Saxon heritage in shaping Australia’s political future and the potential for Labor to renew its ideals for the common good.
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Ies
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Labor Cit
National Party
Ovnith
Avushaned
Labor
Oman
William Watt
Federal House of Representatives
Benetie Frei
Cronkiies
Otis Qute Possille
Notonalieni
Britiel
Aosteulan
Latta
Perth
Chere
Brat
Cventuries
England
Watts
Labor Party of Australia
Alco
Chang
Australia
King's Birthday Observed Quietly with Local Activities
Local Maltey marked the King's Birthday as a holiday yet quiet. Sports included a Parade Street Reserve football match and a municipal tennis tournament. W A Teachers Union secretary W E Thomas will address Field’s Tea Booth aims at Empire Theatre.
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Maltey
Parade Street
Albany notices and obituaries from a Western Australian paper
Albany community notices report an official visit to Denmark by Premier Wh Maley and an Albany to Perth travel plan. Obituaries mark the death of William Bail aged 84 in Wagin Hospital and the Merrifield family sorrow as a father passes at Ravensthorpe. Community events include raffles, card tournaments, meetings at the Soldiers Institute, football club gatherings, and fundraising dances for the East Club candidate Mr Saunders, with notices of local stores and theatre advertisements.
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Albany
Prawne
Wollen Mills
Perth
Minick
Mer
Dipeetaen
Ty Alou
Wh. Maley
Maley
Seadean
Denmark
Cate
Wagin Hospital
William’ Bail
Sane
Hubert
Traffe
Joby
Narrikup
Smith
Wagin
Merrifield
Wis
St. Just
Cornwall
England
South Australia
Moontaarmee
Cme
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Hanoun's Stor
Kalgooillie
Goldfel
Municipal Matters at Ratepayers Meeting Discuss Tar, Roads and Debt
The ratepayers half yearly meeting focused on tar purchase and handling wasteful use, road roller plans, and municipal service funding. Citizens pressed for details on tar accounting, tree removal, and road works while questioning council borrowing limits and Albany links.
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Thanua
Stirling-er
York-street
Middleton Road
Jimit
Albany
York-streat
Lower Burling Terrace
Anh
Meslindd
Get-Together Movement Advocates Women Voter Registration
A call urges women to unite to translate ideas into real law through voting. Emphasis on empowering mothers as educators and reforming child welfare through registration. Advocates distributing knowledge to women via accessible channels to benefit families and society.
Local Sports Notes and Community Events Highlights
A loose scribe of Mt Barker notes reports on local football results and club affairs. Norths and Souths prepared for the second round at Pluningene Park with team changes and a cautious forecast, plus memorial and social events at Plantagenet Park including a fete, a card party, and dances to fund church and piano needs.
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Crane
Bennett
A. McDonald
Kendenup
Mt .Barker
Fender and Irving
Denmark Wanderers Triumph Over Den mmark Club Match Report
Saturday's return clash between the Denmark Wanderers and the Denmark club produced a well fought game with improved player confidence and cleaner marking. Wanderers led by Aler Darragh and supported by J Whitney, K Thomas, A Stewart, P Bellis and R Williams, faced a balanced Denmark side featuring S, Manners, E Smith, J Mazzoletti and Len Smith. Final scores read Denmark 64 to Wanderers 5, reflecting a strong Wanderers performance though the contest was closer in play than the score suggests. Afterward a dinner at the Hostel led to plans for a triangular competition with two Denmark teams and the Wanderers, a ground issue at settlement noted and a nod to absent players Bill Compton Chillie Atkinson and others amid hopes for improved facilities.
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Saterday
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Kendenup
Joe Ingerpain
Hooome
Lim
J. Warn
Guildford
WAPA
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Freddie’ Williams
Don Cameron
Union Clule
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Booths
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Merth
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Inge
M. Dlebeck
W. Youur
G. Wright
HW Stewart
C. Wuillemin
Wright
F. Williams
Clothier
M. Stewart
Pluningene Park
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Williams
Fr. Riches
Cameron
Munbell
L. Riches
Eaeth
Juge
Wear
Dickenson
Sounness
Waillemin
Lisbeck
Tyrlor
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Eapt
Stewart
Bevan
Smith
Young
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Hingward
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Drage
Bent
Clottier
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McNae Pelli
Uel Cameron
Hilliarda
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Ladies Guild
Plantagenet Park
Wanderers
Denmmark
Aler Darragh
Elton
K .Thomas
A Stewart
P. Bellis
R. Willams
W. Williams
J. Whitney
Denmark
BH. Manners
E. Smith
Allinson
J. Mazzoletti
H. Redman
Len Smith
C. Allen Util
Mortimer
Joral
Thivingha
Maroon and Golds
Nagodwhue
Fire Brigade Band to Host Benefit at Empire Theatre
Fire Brigade Band committee met at the Fire Station Tuesday night chaired by Mr J Brayshaw with Mesarx P Lambert A Bagg bandmaster Mr O Neill and Secretary Mr Maneo. A concert for band funds is planned at the Empire Theatre on Tuesday June 20 featuring leading local artists and a gymnastic display by the Young Men's Club. Public support urged. tickets go on sale later this week with Dress circle 2/2 stalls 1/1.
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J. Brayshaw
Mesarx
P. Lambert
A. Bagg
O'Neill
Maneo
Empire Theatre
Wells
Steamer Dimboola Encounters Towline Break On River Drift
Fremantle report says the Dimboola struggled on arrival and again while moving upriver as the towline to the tug broke. The anchor was dropped to prevent the vessel from drifting on the tide and wind.
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Fremantle
Thrisiar
Dimboola
The Tit Fated Trevessa Search Continues at Sea
In Perth on Thursday heavy seas delay rescue efforts as a wireless from the Trevenna reports she and the Trevean patrolled all day with no salvage yet found amid wreckage from the ill fated steamer Trevesan.
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Perth
Thoreday
Trevesan
Trevenna
Trevean
Federal Sugar Policy Question Sent to Prime Minister
Melbourne in Brisbane. Mr HW Gregory MLELR sent a telegram to the Prime Minister asking if a sugar import embargo would allow Australian sugar to maintain the same wholesale price across the capital cities of Australia.
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Melbourne
Jth
HW Gregory
MLELR
Brisbane
Australia
Irish Envoys in Dublin Wavyses Court Proceedings
The Irish Republican envoys Father O Flanagan and John O Kelly repeatedly interrupted proceedings before the board of inquiry. The chairman urged decorum as O Kelly withdrew to his cell after declaring he would rather go to prison than accept a bull. Witnesses described tensions, with a protest by onlookers and a police arm wrenching claim by O Kelly.
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Sydney
Board of Inlquity
Father O'Flanagan
John O'Kelly
Lien
O'Kelly
Death of Sir Denison Miller at 63 in Sydney
Sir Denison Samuel King Miller KCMG died suddenly of heart failure at Cliffhook Little Coogee Sydney aged 63. He headed the Australian Commonwealth Bank and guided its early growth with distinction. Though seldom in local affairs, he attended a Wentworth luncheon praising Ceramic Hall's promoters and the White Star Company.
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Thureday
Denison Samuel King Miller
K.C
Cliffhook
Little Coogee
Denison Miller
Australian Commonwealth Bank
Ita Iirat
Wentsworth
Ceramic
Trasarer
Captain Summers
Albany
White Star Company
Commonwealth Bank
Women's Hospital of
International Opium Conference Sought by League of Nations
The Opi Commission of the iLeague of Nations adopted an Americain suggestion to hold an international conference. The aim is to limit the consumption and production of opium.
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Venera
Dune Bi
Opi Commission
iLeague of Nations
Aeroplane Disaster Claims Four Lives in June Crash
A military aeroplane crash near Home on June 6 killed four passengers and three crew, with the pilot seriously injured. The plane was en route from Tripoli to Ruwa, and the victims were identified as passengers. The accident investigation is expected to determine the cause.
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Tripoli
Ruwe
Parengers
Besi
Communists Arrested in Japan Conspiracy Case
Tokyo police report more than one hundred Communists and Socialists arrested on charges of conspiring to organize a communist state. The June 6 actions target suspected organizers as authorities crack down on leftist groups.
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Tokio
India at Inpe nel Conference In federal session
London June 6 The Indian legislature weighs motions for a strong case for Tadans avernens. Key figures Lord Heading Irlwald and two Judicials accompany the government envoy to the Inpe nel Conference. The aim is to keep Ladin Aetly in place until the end of his term, with plans to proceed to Europe afterward.
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London
Tadans
Heading Irlwald
India
Ladin
Lidia
Europe
Imperial Defence Debate on Singapore Naval Base
Lord Wimborne asked in the House of Lords whether air service costs should precede Singapore base expenditure. Lord Salisbury replied the Imperial Defence Committee deems a Singapore base absolutely necessary and that without it the Navy in the Far East would be paralyzed, while the country can afford both air service and base.
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Lord Wimborne
Ue House of Lords
Wether
Thas
Singapore
Lord Salisbury
Committee of Imperial Defence
Subscribed Yet Open: WA Loan Stay Open for Country Patrons
The Western Australian loan is nearly subscribed but Sir James Connolly urges keeping the list open. He wants broader participation to extend British interests across the state and include country subscribers.
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James Connolly
League invites non members to aid armament talks
The League of Nations Commission will invite non members to cooperate with its efforts to reduce armaments, with emphasis on Turkey and Russia. The move aims to broaden participation in disarmament discussions and strengthen the commission’s international reach.
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League of Nations Commission
League
Turkey
Rusaia
Roy Governor Arrested in Shootout Near Minderan
Roy Governor, described as a half caste aborigine, was arrested after exchanging shots with police near Minderan. Sergt. Young and Governor were wounded. police later found him behind a tree and transported him to Dubbo for treatment. A warrant had accused him of stealing a gun and harness amid sensational reporting and family ties. The piece also notes an Albany Fire Brigade meeting and a cattle poisoning incident near Appin.
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Sydney
Roy
Young
Sergt
Payne
Sevdy Miles
Minderan
Henee
Sorrener
Bermeant
Dubbo
Pada
Hoy
Haa
Albany Fire Brigade
Dovelos Park
Appin
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