Empire Labour Usurpation Sparks Political Turmoil
The piece discusses unrest tied to Labour policies, calls for autocratic measures, and fear of political changes in the Empire. It notes Premier P Collier facing constitutional challenges, with factions in Britain influencing regional politics and industrial competition shaping Dominion interests within the Empire.
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Scydehwnk Brees
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P. Collier
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Britain
Cireat Brita
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United Kingdom
Mr. Collier
Anstrain
Mr. Colfer
Albany plans and Prime Minister itinerary row
Local business owner Chole Bormann extends to Albany with a three year option on land near Pyrmont, amid Albany matters. Albany officials protest omission from the Prime Minister's tour itinerary, while the state government says it has no control over the trip. Also, Rev A P Wareford to speak at St Johns Halt tonight and a Volunteer Fire Brigade drill announced.
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Chole Bormann
Fremantle
Albany
Perth-road
God
Hid
Perth
A. Wanebrowgh
PF. Lambert
J. Dathiv
W. C. Angein
Angw
St. Johns
A. BP. Wareford
Gadin
University lectures start with March meeting at Central school
Attendance is requested for a March 16 meeting at Central School to inaugurate a course of University lectures for the online winter. A general committee from various bodies will be formed. The Mimoy Parents and Teachers Association holds its annual meeting on the eighth next at 7 90, to elect officers and present the secretary's report. Nomination for officers should reach the head teacher at the Central School four stays prior to the meeting. All friends and well-wishers are invited to attend.
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Central School
Pam
He Central School
Bornenby
Agrcultures Department
Groves
Avenue of
Volvor Q
Albany
Anna Dey Pervice
Iin
Avenue of Honor
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Dlagebrook
Ansan
Fowler
Women’s Institute
Comsuitfon
Victoria Square
O ‘Son
Institute
Mt Barker Notes Reflect Local Changes and Farewell Plans
Mt. Barker notes report schedule shifts for Albany trips, rework of export packing, and a 6.29 am train departure. It notes pension inquiries for war veterans, Rev. F. F. James leaving in April for a larger district, and local anecdotes about residents, a Memorial Club incident, and a Runic wireless update on the Booths.
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Hei
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Memorial Club
Licensing Court Grants Two Applications at Albany Session
The Licensing Board chaired by W J Owan granted John Clarke a provisional license for premises at blocks 14 15 and part of 16 Denmark with building to start within 12 months at an estimated cost near 2800. Howells of Tenterden received a billiard room license with no objections.
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Messrs
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J. L. Johnson
Cahill
Albany
Licensing Court
John Clarke
Denmark
Howells
Tenterden
Albany Visit Highlights By Governor And Party
His Excellency Sir William Campton and Lady Campton led a Governor’s party on inspection to Mr Barker’s residence on Tuesday afternoon and plan a weekend in Albany before returning. M. L. A. Wansbrough joined the Mayor and town council on a Perth trip Sunday night to discuss appointing a heart inspector for Albany as winter approaches. J. Bryan, Collector of Customs in Western Australia, visited Albany on official business during the week.
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Albany
Tealth
Western Australia
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Albany Chamber Meets At Soldiers Institute Urht
The Albany Chamber of Commerce held its monthly meeting at the Soldiers Institute in Urht with president L. Purnett in the chair. Attendees discussed road construction, rail and postal duties, wheat freight rates, pulp industry prospects, and public works relocations while planning future visits and formal notices.
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J Brayshaw
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Aestat
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Kwan
Institute of Science
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Albane
Wéioms
Public Works Office
Commonwealth
Public Works Department
Etter
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Dinewman
Wreesiden
Minars Wiame
Euela
Documenta
Land Committee
ub-Colectnraf
Returned Soldiers League Meets to Plan Avenue of Honor Care
The Returned Soldiers League held its fortnightly meeting at the Soldiers Trust, with Mr. A WaVen or presiding. Discussion covered Avenue of Honor maintenance, funding, and staffing, plus arrangements for Anzac Day activities and a charity supper.
Albany deputations seek health inspector post and centenary talks
Delegations to Ministers on Sunday evening connected the Mayor Mr P Lambert town clerk Mr Duthie and Albany MLA Mr A Woobrough to Perth to press Ministers for the health inspector appointment and to celebrate Albany settlement and Western Australia state centenary.
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Albany
P. Lambert
Duthie
A. Woobrough
Perth
Western Australia
Health officer duties debated for Albany and district
A deputation discussed whether a full time health inspector was needed in Albany. The council proposed using an honorary minister to oversee health across the Great Southern district as far north as Narrogin, funding concerns and objections from the Health Department noted. The death rate in Albany was low, and ministers promised to weigh deputation representations.
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Albany
Lambert
W. Moncie
Great Southern
Narroda
Ashing
Gereeahls
Health Department
Muns
Wei Ng Ae
Mit
Besich
Denmark
Muase
Settlement Centenary Plans Mention Albany Role
A centennial celebration for western Australia’s settlement is discussed by the municipal council and chamber of commerce. Albany officials press for a function at Albany Harbor or King George’s Sound with recognition by the Government, while avoiding major statewide events. The delegation, led by Mayor P Lambert and town clerk V. Duthie, will push the Cabinet to back Albany’s stake in the program.
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Municipal Council
Chamber of Commerce
Act
Ieg
Bilbany Harbor
King George's Sound
Ixto
Albany
Angwin
Cabiner
Porsens
Wich
Capinn de
S. Discovery
Broughton
A.M
Chatham
North West America
Sate Land
Chatham Island
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Cape Leawin
George
Egyptian Tomb Discovery Dubious Says Harvard Team
London March report states experts doubt the Giza tomb found by Harvard excavators is King Senefru's. They suggest it may belong to Medum or Dalshur or to a lesser official of Tutankhamun era, with uncertainty over its identity and date.
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Mareh Wi
Giza
Harvard University
Senefru
Medum
Dalshur
Tutankheman
Blackmail Cases Debate in Commons Fails
The House of Commons debated a motion to hear blackmail cases in camera due to reluctance of victims to testify. The motion was negated.
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House of Commons
Prussian Premier Elected From Ex-Chancellor
Berlin dispatch reports William Mark former German chancellor has been elected premier of Prussia on March 11. The appointment consolidates political leadership in the Prussian government as authorities confirm the transition and immediate governance plans.
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Wilelm Mark
Germany
Prussia
President Coolidge Receives Setback In Appointment Approval
New York March city dispatch reports President Coolidge faced a setback as the Senate refused to confirm his appointment of Mr. C. B. Warren as Attorney General. The article blends political notes with colonial exploration anecdotes and misreads, referencing Australia and the centenary of Albury while discussing governance and recognition by the British Crown.
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March
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Aref
Senate
C. B. Warren
Albany Wheat Shipment Spurred by Ministers Meeting
Following a ministerial meeting Albany MLA A W M L A pressed the Wheat Pool on why Albany grain, destined for overseas, was not shipped from Albany. Officials cited unknown stock, lack of trucks, shed space, narrow wharves, no night lighting, and labor limits, while Mr Wansbrough rebutted with 136000 bags at Albany sidings en route to Bunbury. The ministerial inquiry led to orders for trucks and the line system to ship via Albany, with a 6000 ton loading target and a 6 to 11 day vessel search.
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Jim
Hailway Department
Wansbrough
Filiecae
Perth Arbitral Court faces vacancy after resignations
In Perth on Monday the Minster for Labor Mr A McCallum confirmed a Went Australian report that Justice Burnside refused to reconsider his resignation. With the president of the Arbitration Court now a Supreme Court justice and the other two justices already resigning, a serious difficulty arises in providing a president for the Arbitration Court.
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Minster For Labor
A. McCallum
Justice Burnside
Arcitration Court
Supreme Court
Aod
Fire in Dormitories Shatters Geel Shammer School
Melbourne report says a dormitory fire at Geel Shammer School severely damaged the main residential portion. Cuthherstin Howe, the building’s central residence, was destroyed with occupants escaping. Belongings burned. cause unknown. Damage estimated around £15,000.
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Cuthherstin Howe
Geelshammer School
Howe
British steamer Volumnia arrives at Sydney officers arrest captain
The Volumnia reached Sydney with no men available to assist, Australian Commonwealth Line workers handled docking, detectives boarded and arrested Captain T C Thomas on a charge of leaving four crew members at Fremantle. He was remanded on £300 bail until March 25.
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Volumnia
Commonwealth Line
T .C. Thomas
Fremantle
Steamship Steamer Declared Black by Waterside Workers
An official statement from the Waterside Workers' Federation indicates the vessel will not be worked by the union. The declaration, labeled blacklisted, points to a halt in steamer operations pending further action.
Returned Soldiers' Union Meeting Debates Ship Status
The Returned Soldiers' Union held a meeting to decide how to act with respect to the ship, regardless of whether it had been declared lacking.
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Social hall visit honors Western Australia lodge officers
Local Promer Lodge and Rebekah Lodge at Albert Hall welcomed Grand Lodge officers of the Western Australia branch. G M Clarke cited growth to 8208 members and 45000 in funds. An orphan’s home appeal, a P G collar presentation, and a tribute to Mrs Fawcett’s advocacy concluded the event with speeches and a lively program.
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Miller
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