Chaotic Film Scene and Transport News From Albany
A long fragmented report covers a forthcoming stage comedy recalling Footlights and Shishdas with Miss Hee Monies in the stir role, alongside notes on Australian film tastemakers and a new delivery cart built by A F. Cuddihy. It mentions Me Vigudesprreet, Vernon, and Albany audiences awaiting programs featuring Kellerman and Talmadge, plus a detailed praise of the new wagon’s design and workmanship.
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Hanre
Sereenki
Dards
Gaeyeril
Jan Mees
Venti
Albany
Lambert
Hupie
Birt Naational
Theatre Royal
Perth
Ax Annetts Kellerman
Charles Ray
Coiatanes
Norma Talmadge
Pinglas Fairhinks
Mary Wickford
Mack Sennett
Cuddihy
Mr. Cuddihy
Iso
Messrs
Drew, Robinson
West Australian Founding Day Holiday Football Attracts Attention
Local readers are urged to note various notices including job applications from the Albany Despatch for a ventral wopire at the Well Hotel yard on Saturday at 1 TA. Obituary reports the death of Mr James Mullineux of Marhellap, a veteran of the Crimes War. A patrol of advertisements announces Faywalkin's stock reduction sale and upcoming pinot harber goods. Public holiday closures marked West Australia anniversary. offices closed though telegraph and post offices remained open, with football as the sole local attraction.
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Frederick
W. Wheeldyn
Fersey
Doore
Ieee
Foundation of
West Australia
Telegraph and Post Office
Elmo the Mighty Matinee and Evening Showing
A fragmented notice lists ELMO THE MIGHTY as a matinee and evening feature with unclear details. Readers are invited to attend a local theater event, though times and venue are unreadable in the OCR excerpt.
Kendenup Notes and Local Developments Report
Kendenup grows with new school works and post office plans. Officials report mushroom growth progress, a state savings bank, and an upcoming visit by Mr Do Garis. A West Australian feature praises Kendenup, while local remarks about natives and settlers reflect changing times.
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Mike Pluie
Mu. Harker
Kenley
Sethe
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A-secti Fion
Kendunup
Yuee
Lyonk
Po Conte
Peest
Perth
Boalproba
Fin Departaeur
de Curis Rendenup
Fa.) Development Co
Kendenop
Savinex Bituk
Lo Stirling
Times
Do Garis
P ‘ Tien
Saterday
Kendenup
Mcendennys
Bobbie Burne
Uf Inspee
Chamber of Commerce discusses harbor plans and port funding
At a chamber meeting in Albany the president and members debated a new gel schedule to ease denurrage, considered extending the harbor works with Minister for Works Mr. George, and examined a proposed impost to boost coal bunkering. Officials pressed for priority on dredging and deeper water, while noting plans to visit Perth and inspect harbor conditions. Local committees thanked the chamber for work on the patie school.
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Wardinesding
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Mle
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Unie
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Ihielaetory
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Scope
Kolzon
Perth
Tom
Harelies
Phalesene
el Askig
Chaumere
Pihute
Ailee
Inek
Nifeting
Loew Clhanler
Chamere
Mir
Senden
Valedictory for Alin Harding Ends Seven Year Run with Club
The Albany Tennis Club bids farewell to Alin Harding who served as secretary and committee member during seven years. At Monday’s annual meeting the president presented him with a tobacco pouch and silver cigarette holder, praising his services and wishing him luck in future endeavors. Harding thanked members and recalled many happy times with fellow players at the club.
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Northam
Coutrs
Albany
Ith Itt
Harding
Vlab
Lindsay
Forte
Norry
Fie
Sonria
Athans
Albany Chamber protests over coal import and bunkering policy
The Albany Chamber condemns New South Wales coal imports for bunkering due to shipping disruption threatening local trade. Members press Minister Seuddan to explain policy and back a telegram signaling Albany’s protective stance to the Commonwealth, warning of economic harm if restraint is not applied.
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New Sun Wales
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New South Wales
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al- Jwi
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Ain . Seuddan
Wool mill plans hinge on May reports at Albans
From ExGLISIOMTERS late news arrives as Constant Enqgiinies report wool trade effects on Albans mill project. State Wool Committee seeks details on the proposed site and the Hanner bo, while no firm information from May site progress reaches the Agent General or Mr Connolly. The uncertain reports delay decisive action.
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Thucesday
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State
Albans
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Engliod
Amay
Ridulte
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Connolly
Ladies win cricket match amid quirky dress code incident
On Saturday June 4 Nurrikuy hosted a Ladies v Gentlemen match. The ladies posted 75 runs to the gentlemen's 25, amid oddities as gentlemen wore ladies shirts causing worry on the pitch. Miss C Morris led the ladies with 23 runs, closely followed by 22 by another Morris. In local politics, Mayor W J Day presided at Town Hall receiving nominations for a West Ward vacancy. two candidates G A Fletcher and A Wansbrough filed, triggering an election between specified hours next week.
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Cr Dizon
G. A. Fletcher
A. Wansbrough
Grand Masquerade Ball at Merrymakers Event
The Tuesday masquerade event hosted by the Merrymakers drew a large crowd with vibrant costumes and notable attendees. Awards were presented for best dressed female and most original costume, with Mrs J Pingne as Kismet and Mrs A Watt winning the Hayseed Family prize. The evening showcased many elaborate outfits and featured remarks by organizers while hinting the ball may return.
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Indy
Coverdale
J. Pingne
Kismet
A. Watt
Hayseed
E. Erskine
Me. C. Erskine
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Pu Tnyuevd
Master J. Grads
Katie Hayseed
Dorothy Watt
Pansy Huayseu
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M. Merrifield
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Kinleyside
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Dodge
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Nott
Misa” L. Greenwood
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Kinley
Marion Field
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Eh Eeine
Seana
Soran
Imperial Com Plan To Organise Passenger Trade
A proposed Imperial cooperation aims to organize a passenger trade service. The report cites remarks by officials and ministers, noting potential improvement of services and a need to coordinate routes between Britain, Australia, and other dominions as part of a wider promotional effort.
Public Servants and Employees in Tri Taverna Area
Fragmented report mentions public servants and employees in the Tri Taverna area. Unclear details describe a strike or protest involvingPulley servants and Teensory group, with references to Nine Vhe wuenale and phonomendeed foo roikaw employees.
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Foo Roikaw
Colorado Fatality Report From New York June 8
A terse dispatch from New York on June 8 notes a fatal incident in Colorado. It claims 82 bodies have been found and three persons are being rehabilitated for unknown reasons. The report references a religious ritual and attributes a divine sanction to the event.
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Puble
Seinfeld
Australia XI edge Middlesex in six wicket thriller
London Tuesday report on the match between the Australian XI and Middlesex County ended with Australia winning by eight wickets after Middlesex totalled poorly. Armstrong 23 Ryder 34 Marley 20 and Vere id bees scored for Australia in a brisk reply. Middlesex batters aside from Henry 45 struggled as Australia fielded brilliantly and chased down the target.
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Australia
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Three Times Tried Sydney Man Cleared in Trial
Major Stewart, 31, of Lane, previously granted a new High Court trial, faced charges of criminally assaulting a seven year old girl on June 4 1929 at a city hotel. The Central Criminal Court jury returned a verdict of not guilty after a brief deliberation, and Stewart was discharged. The case underscores the improbability of identical fingerprints matching.
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Twiga
Major Stewart
Lane
High Court
Apie
Central Criminal Court
Stewart
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