Latham warns on League of Nations and Germany in Europe
The discussion urges Australia to back the League of Nations while warning against excluding Germany from the Council. It argues Britain and France share responsibility for European peace, and stresses that fair German inclusion is vital for security. It notes Britain and Japan's roles and Australia’s strategic position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Pacific
Australia
Japan
A. Latham
League of National iv
League
Nutiots
Pres
France
Britain
Germany
Europe
Council
Latham
Prussia
Wr. Lathow
Western Australia
Amye Pem
Local and General Notes From Community Meeting
The article details various local affairs including hospital owes and ship schedules, intercity movements and delays, and planned visits to Sydney Melbourne and Newcastle. It covers brigade meetings, cricket association plans, Scouts committee actions, fund balance, and upcoming practice and elections.
Local Civic News and a Saturday Athletics Event
The report covers a road accident where Mr. Proctor sustained injuries after colliding with a motor car near Nor nohijenadd at about 7 o clock. It notes a recent Albany civic affair about the elvety light plant and Mayor Lambert briefly resigning and then resuming the chairmanship. Also announced are the St Josephs School annual children's fete at Middleton Beach and the St Patrick concert at Town Hall with a varied programme by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noun
Sport
Atdloe
Sutuntav
Proctor
Marcon Hichard
Denmark
Albany
Elvetein
Oty. P. Lambert
Wittensom
St. Patrick's
Onlian
Murray At
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Debates Port Upgrades
Ordinary monthly chamber meeting at KS L Institute discussed Donnybrook station staffing, Denmark port goods handling, and winter trains. Committee proposed porter at Denmark, steam crane status debated, weighbridge relocation, inter-district conference March 31, and inquiries into harbor matters and cargo space favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chove Chamber
Ks.l. Institute
J. Norman
Jun
Mews
J.T. Milla
L. Williams
Novman
W. Forte
A. Wansbrough
Mla
A.B. Catling
P. W. Smart
Barnett
Hom
Don
Commissioner of Railways
Denmark Station
Sttllo
Denmark ‘Vine
Minister of Railways
Angwin
Mbany
Guols
Hailway Department
Messia
J. K. Norman
P. W. Stuart
He Bell
Tambelay
Trwce
G. Watson
Potatoes on One Acre Block Highlight Poor Roads
Correspondent urges action in the district to support farming on a Lower King River block. An inquiry notes soil conditions and cultivation limits with a bold claim of ten tons per acre under rough ploughing. Roads, bank inspections, and misvaluations hinder development and population growth.
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Bir
King River
Atheny
Thin
Australia
Agricultural Bank
Freehall
Kalgan
Denmark
W. W. Mitchell
Mt. Barker
W.A
Kalgan Bridge
McKail
Council Reports Detail Public Works and Appointments
The council adopts plans for Women’s Institute Rest House and bath repairs. It approves a new entrance light, appoints a horse driver, and seeks land pricing at Earl and Rowley streets. It endorses cementing the Parade Street urinal floor and footpath works from Cuthbert to Parade, plus repairs at Emu Point and graveling roads. The lighting and maintenance committees seek tenders and oil quotes, with daytime power shutoffs and health inspections noted.
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Women’s Institute
Lower Town Hall
Green
E. Bunberg
Earl and Rowley Atroeta
Clark
Parade Strest
C. Mongomery's
Fore West Wu
Duke-street
Cuthbert-street
Parade-street
A. Gerdes
Middleteen Road
Morare
Emu Point
Ferguson
W.C
Cra, Beanland and Schurer
Henson
Local notes from Mount Barker district cricket and transport
Mr Barker reports Mr Clem Wall of the telephone construction party has been in the district about two years and may transfer to the Kunnanatling line, as 25 miles north of Coalgaribe. The area prepares for Bendigo on March 21 and Port Brisbane on March 24 with apples arriving daily. A busy tour season is anticipated at Porongorups and a charity event at Mount Barker Hall.
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Maxoress
Havenment
Tupsadany
Ervsdiindia
Belsbeceny
Albaiy
Albany
Katoomba
Lowana
Bette Slur
Newcastle
Bydney
Melbourne
Sen
Mondley
Livtriet Cricket Association
King River
Sinlay
Jashar
Natorday
Four Lily
Socver
King Hiver
Beesen
Cooper
Crave
Lawrence
Dentine
Martin
Lambert
McChegor
C. Fur
Denmark
Clem Wall
Telephone Construction Party
Kunnanatling Line
Coalgaribe
Mengia
Siberia
Mount Barker
J. E Drage
Forest Hill
Effiedale
Midland
Pune
Bendigo
Port Brisbane
Tourist Bureau
Perth
Billa
Porongorups
BS L. Pictures
Madge Bellamy
Wallace McDonald
Chas. de Roche
Mt. Barker
Meus
Mount Barker Hall
Mesara, Hockley
Harvey
Tinny Burston
Barnett Shickl
Plantagenet Park
Barker
Cranbrook
Jas
Cliff Sounness
Pre Collins
Max Wright
Joe Slam
Roy Gillan
Cyril Illam
Norman Stewart
Mont Barker
Fred Sounness
Percy Burston
Barker Association
Gillam
A. Gil
A. Gilserrata
Bi Gillam
C. Dixon
A. Gillam
B. Sanders
R. Gillam
Arene
C Johnson
R. Gil- G. Bounness
Ck Gitta
Blamon
Eee Gillam
Gil- F. Williams
Frogade G. Soonness
Sundries
Back to Mount Gambier Jubilee Draws Former Residents
A mass Homecoming at Mount Gambier marks a jubilee with invitations sent nationwide. The event includes railway excursion fares, city band escorts, a garden reception, and mayoral welcome as former residents travel in by train and carriage for a week of festivities.
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Adelaide “Register
Aieber
Lerexque
Mount Gambier
Australia
Byond
Uhavermm
Wolseley Station
Mount Cawhier
Commerial-street
Mon Gambier
Anyonn
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Council Deliberates on York Street Workshop Extension
At a Monday meeting the council weighs Monchemyre and Co. plans to extend their York Street workshop eastward. Officials clash over brick area by-laws, needing full council instruction rather than immediate committee decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monchemyre and Co., Proprietary, Ltd
York Street
Cr. Ardelay
Rormal
Cr. Tenson
Cr Sunson
Ui Fiese
Menting
Dial
Coddihy
Cuddihy
Ronty
Chen
Mastin
Lehurer
Truham
Weather Disturbance Delays Wheat Harvest In Southern Districts
Perth reports heavy rains and floods delaying crop work across the agricultural region. Torrential downpours caused rising water levels, with warnings of continued unsettled weather into the eastern districts. Local reports mention high rainfall and disrupted field operations, affecting the harvest timeline.
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Perth
Urrem Op
Collielila
Calla
Crose
Chee Palla van Barks
Weent
OC Ee Nor Wool
Railways Affected By Floods On Northern Line Australia
Flood damage disrupts the northern line between Yalgoo and Mount Magnet with water over rails at multiple sites. Culverts earthworks and rails damaged and streams two to three feet deep flood sections. At the 100 mile banked up to five feet and delays extend past Monday. Rain continues heavily at Nennine.
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Yalgoo
Mount Magnet
Port [Edland
Nennine
Shooting at Dalkeith ends in death near Nedlands
A man died from a bullet wound in a shed at Dalkeith near Nedlands yesterday morning. The deceased is identified as Jack Victor Wathen who recently took over a Hay Street goods business. A revolver with one discharged cartridge lay in his grasp. The wife arrived in Australia about a fortnight ago. Circumstances suggest a possible suicide.
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Dalknith
Nedlands
Jack Victor Wathen
Haystreet
Walker
Decease
Australia
Germany's First Contribution Revealed in Budget Note
A supplementary budget shows Germany's initial contribution for the year, a CH1,000 medal fund. The outside excitement over joining the League contrasts with the early domestic step, marking Berlin's first annual financial pledge.
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Germany
French Political Turmoil Looms Over Paris Premiership
Paris reports a tense morning as all parties demand Penwall President Doumergus. Briand may return to office but rests physically and faces doubts after his overthrow on the eve of the League of Nations meeting.
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Paris
Elysee
Penwall
Doumergus
M. Briand
League of Nationa
Briand Accepts Premiership After Delay
Prime Minister Briand has accepted the position after a drawn out timetable. The move follows earlier delays and signals a new phase in government leadership.
French Franc Improves After Briand Accepts Office
The French franc rose in London to 112 05 per pound after M Briand accepted office. The market movement followed the government formation news and expectations of French policy.
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Lamlot
London
M. Briand
White City Gambling Rights Restriction Stable for Now
A local report notes officials will not permit ongoing gambling activities at the White City venue beyond a set period, as lease terms and enforcement discussions shape the future use and legal status of the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fomernia Com Mente
Gendlime
White City
Validity of 44 Hours Act At NSW Court Challenge
Melbourne hearing on the 44 Hours Act of New South Wales draws wide interest as Mr Pidvingsen argues Parliament overstepped constitutional bounds in setting a fixed weekly hours standard. Court room fills with legal and public observers.
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South Wales
Melbourne
Thurnlay
Australa
New South Wales
Pidvingsen
K.C
Parliament
Federal Arbitration Court
Eden Monaro Contest Narrowly Split by Nat Victory
Latent returns in the Eden Monaro election show Perkin Nat and Morgan Lab with 12 817 votes. National candidate holds a projected 6862 majority as about 2000 votes remain and result expected Friday before official declaration.
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Ryalney
Eden-Monaro
Perkin
Nat
Morgan
Lab
Nationaliat
Opening of New School at the Karri End
On February 27 Group 113 in Kentraal Denmark district held the formal opening of the Karri End school. Group supervisor Mr. Mlay accepted the duties after receiving the key from Mr. D. McNeill Livingstone M A. A large gathering of group members spouses and visitors attended the ceremony followed by refreshments whist prizes and songs.
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Kentraal
Denmark
Karri En
Mlay
D. McNeill Livingstone
Play
Omembera
Cronp
Cevat
God Save the King
Harry Nockolds
Saw
Mies
Motor Ship Mazilan Drifting East of Guam
Wireless message reports the motor ship Mazilan with 19 aboard including two women in engine trouble. The vessel is about four miles east of Guam in a helpless condition and a relief ship from Honolulu will be dispatched at once.
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Say Francisco
Melaage
Mazailan
Guam
Ehonoluln
Admiration and criticism on Australian players tour remarks
The Australian Eleven London discusses Mr Fender's article in the Evening Standard noting three occasions when he said Australians do not play dirty. Mr Ferrer cautions about new methods, while Mr Hinton and Mr Fender defend the views. the meeting ends with praise for Australians as sportsmen.
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London
Fender
Btandant
Ferrer Cave
Hinton
Australia
Big Bertha Gun Sale Split Over Amiens Stance
Amiens officials deny selling the Big Bertha howitzer despite earlier messages claiming the council chose to auction the captured weapon. The gun, seized at Chijgnollea in 1978, was given to Amiens in memory of Australian defense of the city.
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Amiens
Biena
Mensage
Chijgnollea
Milliners Push New Hat Style After Pull-On Decline
The Daily Express notes milliners claim the shingle, popularized pull-on hats, caused a 0 percent loan to the trade due to lack of trimming and versatile use. They plan to revive sales with larger hats and brighter colors.
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Daily Express
Amundsen airship touted as highly equipped craft
Wireless view reports Captain Roald Amundsen's airship as the most efficiently equipped craft yet, with a transmitter enabling land and ship contact up to 1000 miles, built in Italy and showing trial speeds near 68 mph on Rome to Naples runs. Mrs A M Griffin announces a new shoe maker business at Cheater Hill near the Methodist Church offering home overlays at a daily rate.
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Roald Awunisen
Italy
Rome
Naples
A. M. Griffin
Cheater I
Next Methodist Church
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