Australia and New Zealand lectures and military events announced
The article notes Mr McCabe's lecture tour starting in Melbourne in May with plans to visit other Australian states and New Zealand before returning to Western Australia in August. It also lists upcoming events at the Returned Soldiers League and Soldier's Institute including a weekly euchre tournament, ambulance members’ meeting, and a women’s auxiliary gathering with charity activities and prize sections.
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Kenienup
Kendeup
Mt. Maogwel
Albway
Dong McUube
Withers
Bertarene
McCie
Australia
McCabe
Melhuiron
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Aietral
Anguat
Albany railway deputation asks fares and timetables review
A parliamentary style Albany audience pressed for lower return fares, longer season passes, and a Friday express on the Albany to Perth line. The Commissioner explained revenue limits and the need to balance the ledger while noting staff savings and timetable constraints.
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Albany Tourist Association
Downta
Jiu
Nurmin
Jung W. T. Forte
Sh.i Hotehin
al Iany
Ceres
Otond
Albany
Perth
Local Notice and Social Roundup in Williams Bay
The article reports on a recent Williams Bay community gathering with speeches by local veterans Blythe Eckett and others about keeping promises and preparedness. A school event featured former soldiers addressing children, singing anthems, and gifts of sweets. A rain‑dampened party at the school promised a bright outlook, while new settlement housing for groups 41 and 42 Wiltshire began, and ploughing on leased lands resumed ahead of crop time.
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Karh
Australia
Sergi
Blythe
Mr. Eckett
Messrs
Love
Lang
Marwick
Noek
Lipri
Wiltshire
Barker Notes Local Sports and Market Reports
The page records Mt. Barker area sports and market notes. It covers a batting scorecard with April days, a South club meeting and umpire fee, a scratch match plan, and upcoming club activities. Apple market prices show a steady decline with prewar price pressures noted. Co-op and shooting results, along with a Mt. Barker Tennis trip to Albany, are also mentioned.
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Woe Alve
L. Riches
F. Williams
Kendenup
Memorial Club
London
Hull
Mt. Barker
Measta
F. H. Sounness
Therrsley
Plesse
Dias c
Albany Roads Board Elects Mawson for Year Amid Busy Session
The Albany Roads Board met at the lower roof on Friday with members Burvill Hall Wolfe Hill Newton Greatrex Angove and Mawson reelected chairman. They discussed surveys drainage crossing approvals by laws finance and next meeting set for May 28 1923 plus approvals for road works and tenders.
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G. F. Hall
T. Wolfe
L. &. Hill
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E. Greatrex
J. E. Angove
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Wolfe
Newton
kMr
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A. Morris
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H. C. Gemm
Lower King Bridge
Fonca
Denmark Road Board
Interdistrict Cenfercore
Denmark Board
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Lia
Barvill
Morley
M. Hill
A. A. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
J. H. Gough
Redmond
Crossland
Faily
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Andrews and
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U. P. Hill
Menora
A. F. Hill
Cooper
Willung and
King Roads
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Albany
G. F. Till
Messrs
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Girassmere Road
G. F. Mill
Lake Sadie Fond
Diprose
Newfound
Gomm's Hill
Perth-Albany
W. Porteng
Albany Natives Association Holds Fortnightly Meeting
The Albany branch of the Australian Natives Association met at the Soldier's Institute with Mr. Lou Pollak presiding. Officials confirmed minutes, noted flag pole placement, thanked donors for Ansac Day flag loan, accepted accounts, and discussed council delegates and charter duplicate requests. The meeting also bade farewell to Member Henson and acknowledged secretary service.
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Albany
Australian Natives' Association
Soldier's Institute
Lou Pollak
J. Harnett
Barnett
Wirth
A. Hoss
Conne|ion
Brytha
Board of
W. Brown
Faraclite Bay
5- Dieties Council
Wirth Wou
Mamber Emery
Board of Directors
Garewell
Henson
Barnatt
Forte
Bruce
L. Barnett
Mayor Opens Albany Street Lighting Power Upgrade
On Tuesday evening the Mayor accompanied by councillors visited the electric power works and, at Dr Downes request, switched on the new street lighting. The ceremony praised the engineers Mr McCormick and Mr Thornett for completing the project in six weeks. 120 lamps were lit that night with 160 more planned soon as the system extends through the town hall area.
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Bulston
Downes
Slevilie Committee
Albany
McCormick
Thornett
Devtric
Women’s Auxiliary to Host Children's Ball at Soldier's Institute
Members plan a Saturday afternoon event at the Soldier's Institute to raise funds for the group. Parents are asked to bring young children for a pleasant afternoon. A Lennie tournament will be staged by the Albany Methodist Young Men's Club at the Albert Hall Duke Street on Friday at 7 20 p.m. All invited for an enjoyable evening.
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Soldier's Institute
Albany Methodist
Albert Hall
Duke Birest
Prime Minister Arrives in Perth For State Engagements
The Prime Minister and party arrived in Perth on Thursday night and will begin engagements today. He has already attended receptions since arriving in the state.
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Perth
MM Brace
Prime Minister Injured In Road Accident En Route To Peru
The Prime Minister Mr Brave and members of his party were traveling in two cars yesterday near Northan when the lead vehicle hit a gravel culvert. Minor injuries were reported to Mr Brocn and Senator Drake Brockman with lip and nasal cuts and general shock among passengers.
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Northan
Peru
Eyil- Way
Brave
Bruce
Drake-Hrockman
Seaddan
Commonwealth
Brocn
Drake-Brockman
Irish Envoys Report Speech Sparks NSW Gov Response
The Prime Minister announced Friday that statements by the Irish Republican envoy did not grant the Commonwealth power to suppress Republican activities. Federal authorities received reports from the NSW Government and see a developing sellais complexion on the issue, with expectations of further action.
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Melbourne
Thoreday
Erich
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Deportation Proposed for Envoys of Repulse Forces
The Commonwealth Solicitor General Garron conferred with Attorney General Bavin on deportation of envoys of the repulse forces. No official statement issued, but government infers deportation plan under consideration.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Solicitor-General
Garron
Bavin
New South Wales
Commonwealth Ministry
Oil Discovery Claim Arouses Territory Interest
Melbourne reports, via Home and Territories Department, a Northern Territory resident claiming oil indications on Eleho Island off the coast in the oil belt between Australia and the Dutch East Indies. If verified, potential Commonwealth reward of £50,060 looms with a new drilling plant planned near Nornalop and operations expected within three months.
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Melbourne
Home and Territories Department
Eleho Island
Northern Territory
Dutch East Indies
Nornalop
O- Il
New Arrivals to Albany from Euripides Liner
The Aberdean liner Euripides brought 161 new settlers to Albany on Tuesday night. After medical checks, they landed at the jetty and proceeded to the Town Hall where landing money and railway tickets were issued. The Albany New Settlers League hosted tea and officials organized onward travel with a special 6.40 train. Residents gathered to bid them farewell and the newcomers praised Albany hospitality.
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Euripides
Daan- Walter
Cronocour
Perth
Western Australia
Judica
Albany
New Settlers’ League
Uder
Commissioner of Railways
Firearms Sentences Tightened in London
London police introduce drastic measures as Sir William Horwood commissions a crackdown. Sentences ranging from two to ten years are being imposed on persons found carrying illegal firearms in the capital.
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London
William Horwood
London Police
Germany and Reparation Note Sparks Allied Speculation
Berlin May 1 reports say Germany will deliver a new Reparation Note to the Allied Powers today. Paris and Berlin are abuzz with speculation on its contents while observers expect it to be unacceptable and foresee continued tension and no immediate change in the stalemate.
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Berlin
Germany
Paris
J. McCabe
Athens
France
Revolver Badge Reputation of Americans
New York's chief city magistrate W M McAdoo warns at an International Police Conference that the revolver badge has damaged American reputation. He cites women arming themselves and predicts brides may wear revolvers. he warns of open season for shooting and juries that may acquit, saying the nation faces an unenviable situation.
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New York
W. M. McAdoo
International Police Conference
United States
Ladies of America
Empire's Fate and Singapore Base Proposal Debate
London May 1 The House of Commons debated a Singapore base proposal. First Lord of the Admiralty Mr Amry stated the plan not contrary to the League coven t or Washington Treaty. Officials hinted the outcome could be decided in that region.
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London
House of Commons
Singapore
Amry
Admiralty
League of Nations
Navy split kept as two Australian units pledge
The Victorian Council of the Returned Soldiers League pledges support to the Prime Minister in demanding the retention of the Australian Navy as two separate units. The units would be manned and officered by Australians.
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Victorian Council of the Returned Soldier’ League
Submarine Purchase Favored in Defence Plans for Parliament
Defence Minister Howden and the Defence Council back buying new and thoroughly up to date submarines to replace the war worn vessels. An order for submarines may be sent with the Prime Minister on his trip to England for the Imperial Conference.
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Australia
Defence
Mn Howden
Defence Council
T In
Goon
England
Battery A G A Asiual camp at Albany scheduled May 7 to 12
The 24th Battery A G A will hold a continuous training camp at Albany from May 7 to May 12. Men may join by seeing Captain G C Everett before the weekend. Captain Dobson will arrive Sunday to assume camp duties as Commandant. A drill to test 6 pounder guns is planned with townspeople invited to witness. Major Roper will arrive this week to inspect the battery.
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Albany
Cranch
G. C. Everett
Dobson
O.C
HAA O.A
Major Roper
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