Auction notice and relocation plan for multiple sites
An advertisement details call for bids by noon April 18 for a works project with Part BAW. 1 Antioe Allmey and related locations including Wickepin Narrogin Katanning. It mentions removals and development guidelines aimed at public welfare and community happiness, to be carried out by Beilish boiler.
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Allmey
Acpomp
Reiivert
Wickepin Saleoonto
Harticulare
Narrogin
Hailup Soho
Dublinine
Katanning
Beilish Boiler
Water supply and imperial federation debated at Albany meeting
The discussion centers on securing domestic water for Albany while exploring industrial needs and expansion. The Premier stresses the broader imperial connection, migration, and economic growth within the Commonwealth, urging proactive federation and movement of people between Britain and Australia to ease overcrowding and boost employment.
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Merlin
Ferth
Alhway
Australia
Duke of Devonshire
Londron
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Britain
Albany notices and upcoming events in town paper
Local notices report adjusted schedules for Easter holidays and a nonissue of The Desputed. A Town Hall concert review mentions Mr George McCormack performing cornet amid illness, with prizes and enjoyment promised. Fire Brigade plans, Royal Commission evidence date, and farewell for Reverend Maley feature Albany’s civic events. The steamer Berrima ships fruit to Home markets. wool trade and mayoral visit details update residents.
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Eester
Town Hall
George McCormack
McCormack
Soldier Institute
Women's Auxiliary
Leisure Hour Club
Hockey Chof
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Albany Presbyterian Church
J. Hrayshaw
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J. Burkly
Royal Commission Ais
Albany
Welock
Milton RK. Maley
Albany Methodist Church
Nedlands
Albert Hall
Mr. Muley
Muley
H. J. Morrell
Albany Fire Brigade
Fremantle
Berrima
Dalgety and
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Markey
Sydney
New England
Tod
E. Halston
James Mitchell
A. H. Scott
BK. A. McLarty
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Agricultural Bank
Thornlay
Mr. Scott
Owingup
Frankland
James
Albany Citizei meeting backs Newdegate Albany railway plan
At a Albany Citizens meeting the secretary urged support for a Newdegate Albany railway to boost wheat farming, dairying and grazing. Speakers argued decentralization, shared costs, and state-wide benefits, with a deputation to the Premier to decide routing for regional progress.
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Ratepayere Winilapier Association
Blull
Wan
Brough
Albany
Mitchell
Tlowse
Cardor
Aura
Hive
Hila
Cme
Newdegate
Lepore
Salt Lake Country
Porongorups
James
Rainfall Buoys Drought Regions in Western Australia
Weather reports indicate the Rainfall After lug brought welcome change with showers from the east, easing drought across centers including Wagin, Katanning, Ravensthorpe, and Hromehill. The event, though intermittent, has improved water supply and domestic needs as southwest winds shift and rainfall continues.
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Ravensthorpe
Hromehill
J. Anderson
Koln
Thant
Tartsonia
Albany Club Wins Tennis Meet On Methodist Courts
Saturday tennis at the Methodist Club yielded an Albany Club victory by 12 games to 10 over Lewxulls with men’s doubles including Deykin and Montgomery drawing Day and Vaughan 1-6 6-6. Cawley and Mickle lost to J Norman and Nott 0-1 6-6. Mixed doubles featured Deykin with Miss Brearley vs Day and Miss Beau lun 5-7 1-0.
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Albany
Deykin
Montgomery
Day
Vaughan
Cawley
Mickle Leat
J. Norman
Nott
Cornwanline
Williamson
Nurmillm
Maley
Misses C
R. Aastit
Mixnes PF
Scanlan
Oul Monaghan
Mrs. Young
Mins Brearley
Lutt
Dave
Miss Brearley
Miss Beaulun
Carwirdine Wid
C. Austin
K. Norman
Misa Dawe
Bowling Green Hosts Tight Weekend Bowling Match Play
The crowded rink complex Saturday hosted a lively bowling event with heavy lanes and strong participation. In the results Waters beat Ford 27 12, Miles and Toad defeated Newitt and Miller 24 12, Marding and Moxy topped Merrifield and Woullott 24 17, and Rigby and Miller defeated Downes and Mellows 24 12.
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Omer
Palres Waters
Ulsfey
Dewer
Ford
Miles
Toad
Newitt
Miller
Marding
Moxy
Merrifield
Woullott
Rigby
Downes
Mellows
Kalgoorlie Produce Market report on prices and demand
Friday night market update shows apples in forward demand with Prime Hordelis scarce. Lemons and peaches in cool demand. vegetables fair to firmer. Prices listed for apples, pears, grapes, citrus, potatoes, cabbage, pumpkin, beans, poultry, eggs and other produce with varied ranges.
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Kalgoorlie
Ned
Cleon
Dunn
Pera
Bartleirs
Wale Dumyes
Wrangen
Lalmons
Hume
Belweve
Dr. Cockersle
Cairo Wonder Show to Open at His Majesty’s Perth
Easter visitors are urged to see the Oriental panorama Cairo at His Majesty’s Theatre for nine nights starting next Saturday. The production features 150 actors and sumptuous scenes from the Arabian Nights with Oscar Ashe leading a cast of performers and women. It will be followed by Cha Chin Chow, cost £10,000 to stage, touring from London. Box plans open at Nicholson’s tomorrow with early buyers guaranteed best seats.
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Perth
West Australia
His Majesty's Theatre
Oscar Ashe
Cha Chin Chow
Australia
Ielusdigg
Drought Ties Up Rail as Perth Sees Light Rain
An early report from Perth notes delays and derailments caused by fifty two days of drought with relief drain concerns for feed this winter. Districts in the South West and Great Southern report anxious conditions despite some rainfall. No other details are available.
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Tie Dein Witten Ort
Erty
Af Tle
Truss
South-West
Great Southern
Tim Teen
Federal Minister Leaves for Transcontinental Railway Inspect
The Minister for Works and Railways Mr Stewart departed by Saturday afternoon on a tour to inspect the Transcontinental railway and the Henderson Naval Show.
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Transcontinental Railway
Henderson Naval Shewe
Shipbuilding Policy Urged to Persist in Australia
A deputation urged the Prime Minister to retain Commonwealth shipbuilding activities and repair steamers in Australia. Mr Brave said the Government had not yet decided on a shipbuilding policy and would announce a war program when a decision is firm.
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Allie
Brave
Commonwealth
Austra
Penny Postage Considered and Telegraph Network Expansion
The Poxmuster General tells a deputation of women's groups that Cabinet is still considering penny postage. About 200,000 new telephones would connect volunteer districts across Australia, with plans to expand the telegraph network as rules are updated.
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Australia
Irish Republican Envoy Fremantle Reports Meeting
A dispatch from Fremantle relays an Irish Republican envoy report to Vice Prime Minister S M Bruce about a meeting that urged disloyalty to support Victorian branches. The Australian press quotes Mr Wo B Cus grive and notes promises by De Valera to avoid opposing the specific decision amid claims of duress and violent acts including train wrecks and bombed villages.
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J. Rolly
Eproventant Federation
SM. Bruce
Kelly
Ulau
Hey
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Lhl Biream
Pastel
Chel Feeliel Para Prangrailints Taal
Anwriet
Lerty
de Valera
Mary McEwiney
Archbishop Henry’s Peace Hope Suggestion Debated
London dispatch reports strong hope that the Republican executive may pursue peace following Archbishop Henry’s suggestions. A publican’s tone hints at cautious optimism about diplomatic steps ahead.
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London
Henry
Tremendous wages loss in December quarter strikes
Commonwealth Statistician Mr Wickens issued a statement showing that for the three months ended December 31 workers of Victorian Lat £17,618 in wages. A total of 2024 workers were involved in Vic Worn strikes, the quarter the worst in this respect for some time. New South Wales workers lost £212,765 in wages for the quarter owing to the strikes. Coal mining disputes formed the bulk of the losses. total wages lost for the Commonwealth were £203,603.
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Commonwealth
Wickens Fia
Victorin
Mersey Cork Board Sets Trade With Ireland From April
The Mersey Cork Board decides that trade with the Irish Free State will be treated as overseas from April 1. The chairman said the move gives legal effect to the treaty.
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Mersey Cork Board
Irish duty on British cars impacts Belfast traders
A Daily Telegraph Belfast report says the Free State will impose a 33 1/3 percent duty on British motor cars, drawing sharp criticism. Belfast traders fear ruin of English car sales and urge British retaliation to counter Irish industry discrimination.
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Daily Telegraph
Belfast
Free State
Political Labor Trouble Deepens Split in Sydney
A further cleavage in Labor ranks is reported with an imminent split over leadership. McGirr is named as the chosen successor to Dooley who was expelled, and Dunn is noted as the most likely backer of the petition.
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Sydney
Labor
McGirr
Dooley
Dunn
Railway timetable shift harms Albany freight and livestock
The new goods timetable delays Albany arrivals by about 15 hours, moving Katanning departures to Tuesday Thursday and Saturday while arrivals occur Monday Wednesday and Friday. Livestock suffers as cattle and beef shipments bide in trucks en route from metropolitan markets, prompting calls to the Commissioner to revise the schedule for humane treatment. Wheatland prices rise with Wimmera land realising £22 10s per acre.
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Albany
Katanning
Wimmera
Wail
Shipping Dispute on the Jervis Bay
Sydney reports a cooks strike aboard the steamer Boorura now in the Mediterranean. Cooks signed on yesterday and immediately refused duty amid an alleged dispute over the running of the vessel. Negotiations are pending to resolve the dispute aboard the Jervis Bay.
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Musday
Mediterranean Sea
Jervie Bay
Labor Executive Delays Action Over Conference Turmoil
The ALP executive resolves to take no further action amid conference upheaval. It bars defiant members and sympathizers in tongues and branches from electoral council meetings and related movement activities.
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ALP
Hhe
Dooley
Indian Rising Conducted as Reprisal, New York Events
A chaotic reprisal action in New York led sheriffs forces to clash with Piute rebels. One Indian and several officers died as the operation unfolded, with others capturing or surrendering after a brutal confrontation. The raid triggered violent reprisals against the Piute group.
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New York
Miaveli
New Aeroplane Record Set At 250 Miles Per Hour
Major Heffernan establishes a new speed record of 250 mph and completes 75 miles against wind in 16 minutes. News mentions a butter factory start in Kabas, a meeting planned for April 9, and ongoing Kendennp Estate liquidation with title work this week. Albany Fire Brigade plans its annual Children's ball at Town Hall with prizes, timetable, and admission fees.
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Farrsy Qawkutmens Moualu
Ted
Washington
Heffernan
Kabasaing
Otixens
Kendennp
Kendenip
The
Commonwealth
Mr Bruce
Medell
Cinderella
Coal Fields Strike Paralyzes Trade Between Cities
Seven vollieries idle on Newcastle and northern fields leave 3500 workers idle and 41 vessels unable to coal. The Melbourne strike disrupts regular trade to Sydney with seven volliera idle, cutting coal movement.
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Newcastle
Northern
Melbourne
Sydney
Tribunal decision blocks wage cut for coal miners
The Coal Tribunal chairman Mr Hibble refused the 33 1/3 percent wage reduction sought by owners, saying the decision will prevent widespread trouble across the Commonwealth. At Unowangerup Heads Board a Great Southern Diatricia conference was set for April with Mr Pormby named delegate and the amended Dog Act to be on the agenda.
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Hibble
Commonwealth
Unowangerup Heads Board
Great Southern Diatricia Conference
Pormby
Larden workers strike over wages in Cunha area
Readable fragments describe workers in Cunha, pegged as bricklayers or related trades, protesting wages. The notice notes about one hundred workers marching or gathering with claims of pay rates described as three units, signaling a labor dispute without clear organizing body or outcome.
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Lenton
Murel
Che Pera
Cunha
Linge
Varsity Boat Race Triumph Sealed by Usford Crew
The Usford crew won the intervarsity boat race at London in a gruelling contest. Cambridge finished with 32 marks while Usford led 40 to Cambridge 32 as the scores stood after the march event.
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London
Miter
Usford
Interversity
Cambridge
Port of London Improvement Plans Announced
The Daily Chron reports London Port Authority borrowing five million pounds to fund improvements. Projects include western Lamon duels ware sheds, a swan between rand and south docks, a depot at Millwall, a floating passenger landing stage at Tilbury, and a large north side dock near Victoria and Albert docks.
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Lamon
Rhidwell Boxl
Rand
Aouth
Millwall Dock
Port Authority
Tilbury
Victoria and Albert Docks
Tilbury Docks
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Albert Dock
Textile reprisal boycott targets Australian wool in Berlin
Report from Berlin on March 25 states Spain’s textile sector plans a boycott of Australian wool as retaliation for the exclusion of German foods from the Commonwealth. It notes no league will restrict to Antilles and Uruguay, which are importing German goods.
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Queensland Probate Insurance Co., Ltd
George's Mouse
Perth
the Squire
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Muarch 25.T
Spain
Commonwealth
Uruguay
Germany and France clash over Rhine and security in Berlin speech
In Berlin on March 25 Dr. Cuno spoke in Munich style claiming Germany seeks home rule time while France demands the Rhine and the Ruhr and Germany’s coin. He said France is the greatest military power and that Germany wants guaranteed safety. Reports of halted negotiations over evacuation are denied.
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Cuno
Munnich
Germainy
France
Rhine
Germany
Hitler
French Deputies Turmoil Over Blackmail Allegations
In Forts on March 25 the Chamber of Deputies roiled during a debate on credits. President Poincare confronted Burthow after Burthow accused him of abetting blackmail by Daudet, who allegedly kept private notes on Poincare. The session erupted, and with no order restored the sitting was suspended.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Poincare
Comnot
M. Burthow
Burthow
Daudet
Bank of France chief cites foreign exchange influx
The Bank of France director says franc gains rise from large inflows of American and British currency. He notes about 240000 American passports processed and claims foreign currency exchanges push 4960 million francs out of France.
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Cork
German Republic Threat Rumors of Overthrow Plot Surface
Police investigations reveal a reactionary network linked to the National Freedom Party aiming to topple the National Government and Prussian authorities. Plans involved socialist ministers and a Bavarian commander, with disguised military groups and protracted meetings to drum up support for a proposed venture by the Beverley Buster and Trading Co. Provisional directors remain confident they will secure enough shares.
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German Republic
M National
National Freedom Party
Hilter
Gym Nawine Eluba
Revolu
Baverley Buster and Trading Co
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