Political Turmoil and Resignation In Australia Headlines
The piece discusses Prime Minister Hughes and Cabinet tensions over autocratic methods, the resignation of Mr Watt, and calls for Nationalist unity to address postwar reintegration and policy formation. It frames the resignation as reducing national strength yet stresses enduring responsibilities of leadership.
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Hughes
Australia
Me Watt
London
Watt
Commonwealth
Onterrat
Wait
A. Rocom
National textile display features unique fabrics and dyes
A notice advertises a display of fabrics including grey and natural flannel, Nainsooks, Madapolams, and Tarantulas. It highlights a varied range and calls attention to the showcased textiles for potential buyers and enthusiasts.
Miles, Tipping & Merrifield. District Lands Crisis
A damaged OCR fragment discusses conemption records, rail and canal pricing, and increased costs for can products. It references suppliers, producers, and national welfare, urging unity and supportive policy from Australian statesmen to ensure safe trade and prosperity amid wartime and reconstruction pressures.
Local and General Highlights From Albany Events
Minister J Beoddat arrives from Perth for Prince's visit. Progress tournament in aid of the B.S.L. at Soldiers Institute tonight with good prizes and expected strong turnout. Eucla steamer leaves Wednesday on quarterly voyage to Eucla and ports. Donations acknowledged include Mirrorcups and raffles totaling £s. Marathon attendees Mr and Mrs Belcher plus Mr Cheris Tey. Colonial Gas Association raises coal transport price by 2 1 per 1900 feet from Fremantle, effective end of July. Class invitations open for a demonstration by Mr A P Walter on electro plating and hydrolysis amid social dance at school hall.
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Minea
Albany
J. Beoddat
Perth
B.8.l
Soldiers’ Institute
Peaidenta
Eucla
Fargo
Maila
Mist M. Simm
Byrne Johnson
Mra Shenfald
Senr
A. G. Sands
Prissigere
Belcher
Y Madrona
Cheris Tey
Sinter-In-Lae
C.W. Berliner
Itu
Perlbe Gate
Dutversing
Colonial Gas Association
Fremantle
Elansna
A. P. Walter
Fsa
School awards and fair plans amid community meeting
Headmaster Mr M Libley announced winners of Alliance Francaise junior examination and bursary, with Stanley Milnegit medal and Orne Toes Leake receiving awards funded by Norma Bros. The Mothers Union meeting at Mbart Hall discussed a Rainbow Fair at end of August or early September, followed by a benediction and tea. A steam tug Wyole arrived at Albany to search for the disabled Kingsmere, later reported picked up and taken to Adelaide. Licensing Court proceedings in Albany considered provisional license applications for Denmark, with opposition from residents and evidence from public works inspector F Palmer. A team list forAlbions in the British Association competition was noted for selection.
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Alliance Francaise
Stanley Milnegit
Norma Bros
Weholir
Orne Toes Leake
Torbay Junction
Ae Oo Rewal
Tomnis Clube
Tharadany
oFtermoen
Epeng
Mbart
Todies
Mothers” Union
M. Maley
Wyole
Albany
Kingsmere
Wessel
Adelaide
Menera HT
Tebbie
Fition
M Muley
Denmark Diannet
Messrs Haynes and
Watkin
Crownook
Reno
Albions
Wilson
C. Myers
B. Rhing
Election of Auditor in Albany Municipality
Voters turnout was 256 of 1006 as three candidates sought the auditor post after L 4 Hleegood’s resignation. Mr Leask won after a two round tally with 300 votes in the second preference count, while Mr Hubbard had 221 in the first round and 300 in total after transfers. The Mayor praised the Returning Officer despite low ratepayer interest.
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Hleegood
W. J. Day
Tatepayer
Pries
Downes
Hig
Leask
Albany
Mubbard
Moyer
Inditer
W Tory
Prince of Wales Visit Faces Drought and Debate
The report sketches drought effects across rural Victoria and New South Wales, noting congestion of transport and grain movement. It cites Port Kembla's rising industry plans, and reflects on public reception of the Prince of Wales with Albany reporting cinema records and civic preparations.
Arrival of Prince of Wales in Sydney Receives Royal Welcome
The Prince of Wales on the Renown arrives in Sydney to a tremendous reception. The city is decorated and streets lined with crowds. He continues to Albany on June 25 and the Royal visit schedule is adjusted to travel to Great Southern towns.
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Sydney
Prince of Walea
Tim
Ouxigus
Roya
Albany
Wafeguild
Werner Rity
Perth
Burbary
Rain brings relief and new bridge aid in Gowangp district
Mr Barker notes a good rainfall in the Gowangp district with 1 inch expected in four days aiding farmers. Mr Andrew Muir junior and Mr Geo Archer attended the opening of the Palliaup River bridge on the Borden Amelip road where about 150 people gathered. The fire‑built bridge cost £130 with piles reportedly from Denmark. The event spurred cultivation as farmers can cart produce to the rail siding, and local leaders urged farmers to unite through the FL and 6.4. Mr Thomson and Mr Underwood spoke on farm policy and cooperation. Mrs McNawara, injured in Perth last week, suffered a broken rib and will rest at home until she recovers.
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Dividing Range
Melbourne
Goulburn
New South Wales
Murry
Eich
Australia
Pot
Kembla
Ainoa
Hoskins
Wen
Australis
Lithgow
Por
Port Kembla
Albany
Frenchman's Bay
Oyster Harbor
Princess Roy Harbor
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Sydney
Reed
Empire
Fenpire
Isguganca Mora
Barker
Prince
Andrew Muir
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Warrengup
Qoowamgerup
Muir
Geo. Archer
Palliaup River
Borden-Amelip Road
Alex Thomson
M.la
Denmark
Thouwon
G. L. Underwood
Katnaning
Thomson
Underwood
McNawara
Yeeka Bach
Perth
Settlement talks in Melbourne strike inch toward deal
Melbourne reports a breakthrough as the Trades Mall Disputes Committee and City Council strikes committee agree on a settlement pattern with wage increases. City Council will meet to confirm or reject the accord while factory engine drivers and freemen remain unresolved. About 15,000 workers are out or partially idle amid the dispute. Farmland and street lighting suffered during the blackout and window breakages were noted.
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Melbourne
City Concell
Melbourne Filectriv Supply Co
Trades Mall Disputes Committee
Chamber of Manufacturere
Holt
Howe New
Treasurer’s Resignation Accepted in Federal Cabinet
It was announced last night that the Federal Treasurer Mr. W. A. Wait has submitted his resignation, which was accepted during the Federal Cabinet meeting held in Sydney on Tuesday.
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Melbourne
Eld
Sydney
Federa
W. A. Wait
Allminy M Hockey Association Cup Opens Round Two
Opening matches of the second round are set for Saturday. ALEC meets High School on the infants' archval ground at 3 pm and Avant meets High School LA on the Ister-road ground at 2 15 pm. Teams list players with emergencies noted.
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Allminy M Hockey Association
Fordeaiwm
ALEC
Bn Avant
Ister-road
A.lh.c
L. Lind
A. Williams
Positions of Clubs in Second Round of Association Cup
Schedule lists second round matches from June 18 to July 17 with teams such as Alec High School En Avant Melville and Avon. Venues include infants' school ground Ulster road ground and UT star road ground with match times ranging 2.08 pm to 3 pm.
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Alec. v. High School
En Avant
High School II
Ubtereoad
Allelc. v. High School
Ulster Road
En Avon
V. Melville
Melville S H C to play East FC side on infants ground
A match is set for Saturday afternoon on the infants school ground between Melville S H C and an eleven selected from East Football Club. Kickoff at 3.30. Players should arrive early in football uniform. The Melville lineup includes Pee, Bownes, Brust, Mona, Dewar, Pember, Jong, Cooper, Lawson, Nettle. East FC features Wilkinson, Deykin, Davey, Verran, Bailey, Broomball, McBride, Welteh, Verran, Hurt, Sadler.
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Melville S.H.C
East
Pee
Bownes
JD. Brust
I. Mona
F. Dewar
G. Pember
D. Jong
Cooper
H. Lawson
M. Nettle
E.A.F.C
Wilkinson
Deykin
Davey
R. Verran
Bailey
Broomball
I. McBride
Welteh
Verran
DL. Hurt
Sadler
Albany F S L Meeting Reminder
Albany branch of the F S L reminds members the monthly meeting is on the netitate Monday night next with full attendance expected. The notice emphasizes business to be dealt and urges members to attend.
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Albany
F.S.L
Propaganda Plotters Target India Says London Dispatch
London reports a Bolshevik campaign aimed at stirring unrest in India through agents across the East. The piece cites a Moscow department directing activities to inflame native populations against Western governments and imperial rule.
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London
India
Moscow
Russia
Beitain
Cor Euleria
Wali
Wien
Military rule in Rikola reported from Honolulu dispatch
A Honolulu despatch dated June 16 reports Japan plans to establish a military role in Nikolaevsk Siberia citing Red Italy activities. The dispatch notes increased Russian opposition and mentions To kin sources.
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Honolulu
Tokin
Japan
Nikolaevsk
Siberia
Reditaly
Reform Demanded by AFL Congress Condemns Compulsory Service
Montreal June 14 The American Federation of Labor congress demanded repentance of compulsory clauses in the American Railways Act condemned military training in camps and urged amnesty for all political prisoners.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Health board considers mosquito control and wells draining
After a council meeting the Board of Health discussed malaria transmission by certain mosquitoes and proposed inspecting local breeding grounds. They urged the Health Commissioner to assess mosquitoes in Albany, consider filling old wells, and ensure tanks are kept clean. The report notes four deaths and 20 births since January, with three infectious cases including two scarlet fever and one diphtheria.
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Board of Health
Department of Public Health
Blackburne
Albany
Bogle
HL Wille
Drav
Lower
Spencer-street
Menina
Wablie
H. Wil's and Co
Quention
Jasemertre
Hank
Treasury prepares action on war gratuity bonds
The Acting Secretary of the Federal Treasury informs Melbourne inquiries that instructions to issue war gratuity bonds for permanent Federal staff will come in a few days. Consideration of cashing bonds for temporary employees is under review, with potential placement under section 46 pending Treasury approval.
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Commonwealth Civil Service
R.E.L
Melbourne
Federal Treasury
Treasury
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