Albany notices and auctions prompt local events
The Albany column lists a range of notices including a withdrawn sale of property, bids and inquiries for land near Albany, plans for Anzac Day arrangements, lectures by the International Bible Students, euchre tournaments, and upcoming fire brigade meetings plus a public auction of York street property with multiple shops and living spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBA
R. Laxenby
International Bible Students’ Association
Ailout
Loval
KSL
Cew
Ehurc
Allamy
Brigady Pand
Victoria Square
Victoria
Denmark
Willian Rag
Albans
Middleton Beach
Gsun
Lands Department
Land Department
Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade
Bolebeck
Anderson
York-street
Freemasons
EK. Lambert
H. K. Corry
Mesers
Jao, Moir
C. A. Baessou
J Ap
A. C. Halliday
Juggins
Perth
Falvely
Halliday
Wad. Fire Brigadea Board
Albany
Campbell
Albany Land Office
Hampton
Albany Elects AL Wansborough as Labor Candidate
The Albany Legislative Assembly race sees AL Wansborough secure the Labor nomination amid pledges to prioritize Albany first. He argues for centralization reversal, foreshore and foreshore dredging plans, wharf construction at Frenchman Bay, and a western railway to boost employment and regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Wansbrough
Albany
W. J. Chixt
Aid
Wooebrough
Warsbrough
Tan
Yire
Amy
Thin Town
HW. Robinson
Nader
Collier
Tim
Frenchman's Bay
Albiny
Australia
Pireyuri
Emul-West
Sach
Conld
Hughes
Mitchell
Local Candidate Attacks Government Over Rail Policy and Land Deals
A vocal critic denounces the Mitchell Government for rail line neglect and timber sales to foreign interests. He condemns repurposing soldiers to Crown land and urges state-led rail improvement and land use that keeps wealth within Western Australia while boosting farming and industry.
Queensland railway debentures unpaid as government delays funds
London readers report missed payments on Queensland railway debentures due yesterday due to the Queensland Government's delay in remitting funds. Brisbane notes the Premier says funds will be paid once legal points are settled on where payments should be made.
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London
Queensland
Brisbane
Theodore
Melbourne
London Conference Prompted German Reparations Debate
Dr Simons urged a reduction of German reparations at the London meeting while Mr Lloyd George warned that Germany misunderstood Allied demands and could not debate or panel the issue. The London press characterized Simons suggestion as imprudent or stupid.
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Simons
London
Lloyd George
Germidhy
Vatican to register disapproval of violence in Ireland
In Rome on March 2, it is reported that Cardinal Tourne will be used by the Vatican to voice disapproval of recent acts in Ireland. The Holy See has faced sustained pressure from the Irish government and other sides.
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Apri
Goarmntons
Town Hall
W. J. Day
Albany
Krome
Tourne
Rome
Vatican
Ireland
Hintis
Albany election meeting voices support for Wansbrough
A heated Albany gathering heard a push to elect Mr Wansbrough on March 12. The speakers debated centralization and local industry, with Mr Colbinssa defending policy while noting woollen mills could rise in Albany and a Labour stance on residency for candidates. The club thanked Wansbrough and the mayor.
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Perth
Oledson
Labor Party of
Queensland
West Australia
Labor Party
Albany
Wansbrough
Colbinssa
Frm
Dave Colhinson
Hyde
Wanabrough
Mew Cahill
Hussey
Albany Campaign Notes Show Campaign Trail Spread
Campaign notes report J Bendham contesting the Albany seat with meetings across Porong erups Hil Weegonclinp and Barker Moulay and Tuesday. He plans speeches at Cranbrook and in Frankland Gorden River district with a May to Monday schedule. Labor nominee A Wansbrough will speak in Woogenellup Posongerups Forest and Kenderop with meeting times available later.
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J. Bendham
Albany
Legislative Assembly
Porongérups
Ores Hil
Weegonclinp
Barker
Moulay
Nurrikup
Kandenup
Tenterden
Cranbrook
Fyidey
Frankland
Gordon Hiver
A. Wansbrough
Barke
Woogenellup
Posongerups
Forest
Kenderop
Perth Defamation Hearing Set After Publication Fallout
An active defamation case is set for next Tuesday against Me W L Jones editor of the Fremantle Werall. Premier Mitchell visits Bridgetown to support Mr Winnott in the election. John Nichelle and his two sons face Bunbury assault charges, committed for Bunbury Quarter Sessions. The steamer Beltona carried 28 000 cases of fruit to the British market. Lillie Haight, 35, and Robert Winthorpe, 70, faced trials for unlawful wounding.
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Perth
W. L. Jones
M.I.A
Ogminet
Fremantle Werall
EB. L. Driver
Tim Premier
Mitchell
Bridgetown
Winnott
Tobn Nichelle
Bunbury
Nevin
Warloop
Beltaoa
Fremantle
Lillie Haight
Kahgoorlie
Sydney turmoil and crime surge in unprecedented wave
The article reports a surge of crime in Sydney with widespread disorder and 16 000 cases heard at the Children's Court annually. It notes unemployment marches at Anthony Horderns, theft from telephone boxes, a Methodist conference debate on social issues, and a minister’s claim about brothels in the Woolloomooloo circuit. It mentions O G Eemonde denied entry to Australia and a proposed orphan education effort.
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Sydney
Tourstuy
O. G
Eemonde
Australia
Baw
Makura
Canada
Woolloomoolog
Sorial Questions Committee
Anthony Horden
Sargent
Mr. Dooley
Hen. Fuller
Queensland Wheat Yield Rivaling Record For 1920 21
The Queensland wheat yield for 1920 21 is estimated at four million bushels, a potential record for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Topsy Turvy World News in Fragments
report out of Flens hugh Prussia notes work stoppage on Hugo Stinnos liner Tir pits. Far away Florence unrest and eight Communists killed. Japanese census puts population at 77 500 000. Mutinies in Messia Reuters claim troops suppressing workers. Farewell service planned at Young's Siding. Naval fundraiser for a piano proceeds with entertainment and donations.
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Flenshug
Prussia
Hugo Stinnos
Florence
Italy
Nichols
Montenegro
Lann- Won
Messia
Moscow
Petrograd
Trotsky
Lenin
Hev. A. K. Brive
Young's Siding
Plaace
Don Dewar
Bennett
Perth
Wolga
C.P
Buith
Abell
Apont
Wub
Conrita
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Hopwun
Keporee
Vergata Bay
Kurla
Eucla
Detierlr
Portland
Ford
Dalgety and Co, Ltd
Dormer Cliff
Melville Streets
Durse Anderson
Nursaaln
Murse Campbell
A.t.ila
Aldany
Beatrice Taylor
Institut DE Reaute DE Rans
Collie Treet Melburne
Kinged
Milasipoord
Deardooif
Royal George Hatal
Mr. B. B
W. Buckeridge
Flo
FAO
Dial Freeman
Lly
Londos
Kaa
Onto
St. Joseph’s Convent
Soho
Boanlers
Joseph
Government Land Gale
Atdp.m
Lande Ubice
Mount Barker AL
Mount Barker Hall
Robinson
Flah
C. G& Murkim
Fur Landa
H.k.corry &Co
Valeaters Aushlanss
Frodariah
Spenser
Alianes
W. Debbie and Co. Bowing , Mssahines
Taylorite” Paiute
Eras Tek
Phos
A. K Bennett
Crane and Bennett
Agena, Mt. Barker
Fair Orler
Scutn Watts
York Street
Freemason's Hotel
Agupenign An -Superior Board
Ee Mra Betdits, Proprietress
Merrifield
Forsale
Caedor
Crane Aml Bearett
Mt. Barkers
Hevely
Sigel
ML Jaweell
Penthman
Husen Ems
Counntry
Hyepeethom
Karneat
Freamntie
Albano
Primary Producers
THE
Country Party
John Scaddan
of the Primary Producers’ Association of
W.A
W. Sutcliffe
Primary Producers Association
TABOR
Porongorups
Forbet Hill
Mt. Kendenup
King River
Upper Kalgan
Hickey
M.L.A
Mount Barker
F. Lewis
Municipality OF Albany
H.C. Poole, ‘Town Clark
Clasring
International Bible
Erma Nowal
BR. Lazenby
Jokef Georg Schaffner
Vienna
Orpington Roosters
Davey
Ulster
Irew Robinson & Company
ahaNy
Geog
Monk
Dame
Wits
Scaddan
Seaddan
Howe
Apor
Joop Limes
Inowingerup
Abing
Lake Grace
Wickepin
Redmond
Forest Hill
Franklin River
Hira
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New South Wales
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