Obituary and Licensing Notice From Albany District
The notice details Marmadukee Bird applying for a District License in Plantagenet under the AGULLOMECRS Act with a hearing set at Albany on March Sint day at Eleven. Obituaries note the sudden death of Lulm on March 20 and thoughts expressed for the family.
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Marmaduke
Strawberry Hill
Thany
Hershy
Plantagenet
Albany
Marmaduee Bird
Letty Semana
Livwer Spencer Ktreot
Jathany
Lineg
Church and Labor Clash Highlighted in Dissolution Sale Debate
A reflective column discusses church role in social reform, labor leadership, and inequality. It cites Rev. Dubb of St. Andrew's Perth and argues true church power lies in faith hope and charity, not the purse, urging active outreach beyond sectarian limits.
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Owa
Labor
Plewing
Hughes
Dubb
St. Andrew's
Perth
Henin
Tasmania
Hite Place
Mr. Dobbs
Jess
Lathor
Church under fire from critics in Wesley Conference report
In Perth Wesley Conference notes by Rev H R Fleming describe global restlessness for better beliefs and the church’s declining influence. Prime Minister Hughes urged church action in politics and social life, while Fleming warns of condemnation from both believers and nonbelievers and calls the church to lead in a yearning age.
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Wesley Church
Perth
Hev
K. Fleming
Australia
W. M. Hughes
Sydney
Hughes
Fleming
Eithor
Mr. Fleming
Belrig
Thia
Weary voyage for Kuela repairs and Albany notices
Wrecks of local life unfold as the State steamer Kuela is towed to Fre mantle for overhaul before resuming port work. The Royal Commission on Licensing plans Albany visits and solicits witnesses via secretary W J Andrews. Claremont reports a boy with a broken neck dying after shallow water tragedy. News cover includes cable repairs between Branksee and mainland, new firm of M Bird and Se Th Motehins in Lower Stirling terrace, St Joseph’s Convent fundraising at Town Hall, and fishing and show scene highlights at Albany jetty and harbor.
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Euluma
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Albany
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Uliremi Treilung College
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Mammaleation Ia
Hrenksee
Murphy
Daant
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M. Bird
Motehins
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Fire Brigade
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Uernsey Ball
Kew
Wales
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Guildford
Sydney
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Carbarup
Sacurthiy
St. Joseph's Selian
Albany Cirle
Women's Institute
St. John's
H. Nesbitt
R. T. Muir
Enr-streat
J. Hartsors
Hartsorn
Albany News Briefs Report Local Marriages and Moves
The report notes a Melbourne style death in Albany for 78 year old Andrew Stewart father of Abr. Hector Stewart MLC of Wagin. It mentions the wedding of Miss Place and Mr Heg Smith at the Methodist Church and sees visiting New South Wales men Edward Gruyndler RK Ross touring for a Libor daily newspapers campaign.
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Andrew Stewart
Hector Stewart
Wagin
B. Fellowes
Mt Barkar
Miss Place
Heg. Smith
Edward Gruyndler
RK. Ross
New South Wales
Libor
Albany
Thomas Fluve
Old Ull
Adelaide
Place
Beit Alyueles
Death of a Native Child inquest verdict manslaughter
The inquest into the death of an aboriginal child at the Government Hospital concluded before Acting Coroner S. D. Botcher. The child died from burns after a fight between two inmates at the hospital. Charles Rawson was found guilty of manslaughter and committed for trial at the next Albany quarter session.
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Goverment
S$. D. Boteher
Thorony
Maurice Johnson
Corsber
Charles Rawson
Albany
Gala programme promises novel events at Baxter Monday
Mt Barker notes report a sports committee meeting drawing up a gala programme for Baxter Monday at the recreation reserve. New events include punishing races and humorous relays, with a grand concert and picture show to end the festival and raise funds.
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Priso ‘Purkely
Tom Kearsley
Aid
Tage
E. Wolster
P. E. Young
Sydney
Young
Miss Young
Winn
Mhyilig
Harbon
FP. Burotum
Nursing Hom Rommities
Denmark Notes After a Long Pleasant Week
A lively Danish district report describes a heat wave with 104 degrees, river bathing, and porpoise sightings. Visitors enjoy Manley fishing, fresh water discoveries, and busy railway yards as fruit and crops show promise. Fire at two premises renews confidence with quick rebuilds and local business resilience.
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Wrule
Ummer
Bithing
Denmark
Kueh jWuriois
Ti- Wi
Mert
Smith
Vurda
Danmark
Barnett and Co
T. H. Marriett
Ore
Burnett and Vuln
Tullswipe
Messrs
Bowman
Barnett
Harmnett
Cily
Roads Board
Nigp
Nornelup
Benedicbs
Box and Child
Sod
N. Mitchell
P. Withell
W. Br, Edwards
Arney
F. Stone
White
Stirling
Neale
F. Barnett
Col
Denton
Williams
Rae
Miss Mitchell
Re Rae
FH. Nelmes
Archdeacon Louch
St Patrick’s Day Celebration Halts City Event
Melbourne authorities halted a St Patrick’s Day celebration on Saturday amid disorder. Police took names of several youths and others as investigations continue for further developments.
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Melbouckne
St. Patrick's Show
de Hance
Oil Compound Destroyed at Spots Coud
A British oil store compound suffered a massive fire causing destruction over the area. Firefighters contained the blaze within an hour though twister hoop iron and charred timber scattered the site. Damage was estimated at over £50,000.
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Spots Coud
Ty Euapertud
Lecture by Rev M Mullineux on war graves series
The Rev M Mullineux M C will visit Western Australia delivering lectures to promote the memory of war dead. Free lectures are planned at Town Hall Perth March 1 Fremantle April 3 Albany April 5 1922 with collections to cover expenses. Topics include graves registration Imperial War Graves Commission and cemetery care.
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Mo Mullineox
Western Australia
Wedding Bells at Methodist Church Tie Smith to Miss Marn
The Methodist Church witnessed the wedding of Reginald Smith and Ethel Marn yesterday afternoon. The bride wore a creme gown with silk braid and carried a white bouquet, with bridesmaid S. Sauery in a pink dress and bouquet. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. S. Fellows, followed by a reception at the bride’s relative’s residence and a honeymoon plan to Musselton.
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Reg. Smith
Mer
W. RK. Smith
Albany
Ethel Marn
Sauery
B. Raight
Barker
Pds
Joormead
Musselton
Mes. Smith
Dmv
Cleo
Testimonial From Leading L A Physician for Optical Glasses
Dr J A G Hamilton of Katanning endorses Holman Optician's night glasses fitted by Mr Holman. The signed testimonial from November 7 1021 praises comfort and full satisfaction for wearers needing glasses. A remark on plate glass transparency closes the note.
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L.A
J. A. G. Hamilton
Avelwide
Holman
Optician
Pasch
J. A. G, Hamilton, JA
Katanning
Local Claim Shrouded in Obscure Names and Jumbled Text
A garbled passage mentions individuals and groups with unclear roles in a dispute. The fragment names include a council or committee and references to intimidation and a person or entity called Hele. No clear dates, places, or outcomes emerge.
Unreadable Union Message Sparks Revolutionary Debate
Fragmentary text shows references to a workers union and revolution. Key names and dates are unclear, but it hints at a gathering or declaration by union members regarding organizational stance and potential action.
Casualties of Revolt Reported in Unspecified Conflict
An official tally lists four killed and 251 wounded among Russian forces in a revolt. The published list is incomplete and prisoners captured number about one, with more details uncertain. Authorities referenced are not clearly identified.
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Lh Oin
Leaders Commit Suicide Under Duress Reported
A fragmentary report states leaders named Mesers Fisher and Spoonditf have committed suicide under duress. the text references Hed leaders and a plea about remaining in place under pressure. The source is incomplete and unclear.
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Mesers
Fisher
Spoonditf
Suicde
Deamulireir- Uae
Adare
Disorder in Ireland Troops in Ulster
Sinn Fein objects to British troops in Ulster as London signals support for Empire amid calls for a fast removal, while leadership warns against any immediate change.
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London
Ireland
Valero campaigns against treaty amid Ulster border tensions
Me Valero continues opposition to a treaty as campaigning intensifies near a volatile Ulster border area. The report notes a dangerous battalion stance and ongoing political pressure shaping public response.
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Me Valero
Ulster
Outrages in Belfast Reported Deaths
In Belfast the violence continues with four people reported killed by shooting and bombing as security incidents unfold in the city.
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Belfast
Shipbuilding Wage Cut Proposal Rejected in London
March 1 report from London states naval shipbuilding workers have rejected a proposal to cut wages by 10 shillings a week with no further reductions on March 20. The ballot outcome ends talks without concession, signaling renewed negotiations.
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London
Building Trades Settlement Reached on Costs
Provisional settlement on building disillings costs reached as parties agree to reductions at the outset of the project. The accord aims to ease labor and material burdens for contractors and unions involved.
Self Government Statement Shapes India and Japan Aid
An American commission urges self governance for India and reports Britain has pressed Japan to provide military aid amid rising tensions. The statement notes Britain’s influence and outlines potential steps as the geopolitical landscape shifts.
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Ellington, Manel Jr
Britain
Japan
Confidence in Government Shaken in Tokio Dispatch
A dispatch from Tokyo reports a seed of confidence in the government weakening as a reform measure faces heavy opposition. The High Commissioner for Australia Sir Joseph Cook forwarded 4 750 0 to the British Government for war costs, while cricket updates note Carthup club progress amid weather changes and speculation about President Ted leading the Coul. Uon-de-Carbarup.
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Owen Pool
Che
Murley
Wetling Arnesee Tun
Australia
Sir Joseph Couk
Joseph
Carthup
Ted
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