Albany Fire Brigade Monthly Meeting Minutes
The Albany Fire Brigade held a monthly meeting at the fire station with Captain Anderson presiding. Minutes confirmed. Milne explained why the proposed ball didn’t occur during Lord Jallicoe’s visit. Membership applications from Brune approved. resignations from Parks and Green accepted. A Firemen’s Union circular about permanent staff reductions was discussed. a reply noted Albany’s reserve strength and staffing history. New members Mesure, Johnson, and McDonald were elected pending board approval. Committee named to draft rules. a letter of commendation to Fireman Bruce was approved.
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Albany Fire Brigade
Anderson
Milne
Epson
Lord Jallicoe
Brune
Parks and Green
Firemen's Union
Albany
Northam
Leederville
Bubineo
Belgada
Wau
Leederville Brigade
Union
Mesure
W. Johnson
McDonald
Carpenter
Stewart
Lawrence
Combal
Bruce
The Paris Confab and the Peace Conference Harmony Question
The Paris Peace Conference is accused of vague, idealized reports and forced unanimity. Delegates face real clashes amid a looming League of Nations, with critics arguing Wilson’s plan risks replacing a true peace with a political framework driven by consensus.
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Tobi
Wilson
Leagua
Nafiona
Fourteen Nations
League of Nations
Denne
Tibao
Thia R“Viloua
Wieona
Lloyd George
Great Britain
New Jugoslavian State Faces Italy Over Adriatic Lands
A newspaper summary outlines the rise of Jugoslavia as a united south Slav kingdom, joining Serbia Croatia and Slovenia. It notes territory from Salonika to Istria, the populations of Serbs Montenegrins Bosnians Croatians and Slovenes, and tensions with Italy over Fiume Istria and Dalmatia. The formation was formalized in Belgrade on December 1 and announced January 5 as the united Servian Croatian Slovene kingdom.
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Austria
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Atretchis
Salonika
Balkans
Istria
Trieste
Hapsburgs
Servia
Montenetro
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Slavonia
Dalmatia
Jugo-Slavia
Laibach
Fiume
Agram
Croatia
Hapeburg
Belgrade
Jugo-Slav National Council
Jugo-Slava
Adriatic
Jugo Glavin
Servin
Lglt
Remedies prospect for ointment booklet mailed request
Fragmentary ad style text promotes a balm with supposed relief and harmfree ingredients. It mentions Morel and tiodes, large tubes, and a leh relief. Readers are urged to write to 176 Castlereagh Street for a booklet and postage details, with a postpaid offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlereagh Street
Saa
Crammond’s wartime economic forecast outlined
London financed analyst Mr Crammond argued post war output would surge. He estimated direct war costs at 28.4 and 13.7 billion pounds to Allies and Central Powers, predicting gradual price and wage declines against a backdrop of higher money in circulation, public debt, and sustained wage aims. He urged bold monetary policy and a ten year investment program across Empire nations to restore confidence and growth.
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London
Kalgoorlie
Edgar Drummond
Institute of
Hawkers
Crammond
United Kingdom
British Empire
India
Africa
Egypt
Australasia
Canada
Lonuon
United States
Alan
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Belgium
The
Paris
Jugoslavia
Colona
Horrockses and
Osman
Drew, Robinson and Co
H.k.corry & Co
Aucrionmzss, Hoosasp Lamo Agents
Australian Alliance Assurance Fire Company
W. Dobbie and Co
Albany Butchering Company
Frederick Street
H. Wiley
York Straet
Todd's Arcade
York Street
Mouchemore & Co
Associated Fruitgrowers, Limited
Western Australia
Growers
Rataens Mar Goede
Coe Ae
Hi. Pember
Saleaman
M. J. Scanlan
F. Honisett & Co
Albany Bakery
Motige
Bany Mantel
Bromali
Aiden
Albany Despatch
Nickerson
Albany Myoda
T. B. Carter
Bas
A. G. Cameron
National Library of Australia
Dick Scott
OLD Sport
I.command
Scott
Castlemaine Ale
the Handy Corner Shop
E. Tassell
Frofrietor
Jas. R. Anderson
Citi-street
L. Powell
Commonwealth Military Forces
E. G. McKenzie
OWLY
Cockbill
Fowler
Victoria Insurance
Albany Council
Stirling Terrace
Jimmy Mitchell
Onbla
Nla.gov
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