Albany mourns death of local official amid community tribute
Deceased Albany official Mr. Mallor died after a brief illness and was remembered fondly by townspeople. The funeral drew a large crowd and many messages of sympathy arrived. A separate note reports on the Goodwood Race Cup event in Belmont with substantial prize money and ticket applications.
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Great Western Express
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Mora'nge
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Uply
Belmont
Hazurday
Ik. K. Hoscombe
Perpetual Trust
Perth
Mava
Mesa
Drew
Robinson
Harbor Board debate on wheat shipment duties and wharf costs
A heated discussion among the Mba Chedibae of Commerce and the Harbor Department centers on wheat shipment clearance, wharf charges at Bunbury and Albany, and whether private firms should handle loading. The meeting, led by Mr. Jen. Harnett, considers costs per ton, handling fees, and departmental roles amid calls for private enterprise.
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Huulway
Hayes
Buoburywink
Albiainy Layiege
Creat
Albeny
Jen. Harnett
HOS. Comm
Huyimead
Albany
Othe
Dogartus
AL Uevaldton
Lyle Depareuent
Katong
Bunbury
Hunbury
Geraldton
Vomree
Bunbury Harbor Board
Uhumbue
Commere
Harbor Board
Raymund
Barnett
State Engineer-in-Chief Resignation Report Sparks Heavy Water Plans
The document outlines resignations and a push for a top engineer to oversee vast projects including metropolitan water supply costing about 1 000 000 pounds and harbor improvements at Geraldton Albany and Fremantle. It notes railways, drainage needs, and water conservation across Wheat Belt and stock regions, with salary scales rising to 2 040 pounds and a centralised engineering role under Government control.
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Me Jd. Thompson
Mir
Dal
Thor
Stewart Candidature in South East Province and Policy Clash
Stewart the retiring member registers his South East Province campaign while disputing government land policy and a proposed sugar phosphate works at Albany. He opposes subsidies and argues constitutional limits on state aid, amid attention to Lord Jellicoe's visit and broader electorate concerns.
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Utwuiber
Bey Duty
Cvivadore
Alr
Jellicoe
Dar Wifia Beach Thoms
Stewart
Albany
Clover Suttle
Joel
Jon Root
Whiel Ley
Lylw
Mir. Fiesse
Denmark Roads and Local Appeals for Denmark Aid
Denmark residents receive a formal reception for Veit wre wode to Deora by the coomber tor Mbany and Mr A Wanebrough amid calls for federal road grants. The article notes rising group settlements, strained roads, and the need for ministerial visits to address Denmark’s road and settlement issues. A board meeting change and upcoming Lutheran Assoc University lectures are also mentioned.
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A. Wanebrough
Denmark
Mer
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Matein
Winehough
Invill
Community Gala Sets Prize Finds At War Memorial Hall
The War Memorial Club drive raised funds to cover a balance of £20 with a stylish ball at the hall. A rainbow Orchestra provided music as costumes, prizes, and dancing wowed attendees. Winners included Miss H H Went and Miss F Roberts with notable costumes and the parson prize awarded to Mr F Bouire.
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Denmark Notes On Sunday Parish Meeting At St Leonardy
Denmarks notes recounts the Sunday visit by Vem Arch. dexemn Lael conducting services at St Leonardy Church. The annual meeting saw officers elected and funds reported sound. A resident minister was debated and a report to Ven Archdeacon Burbidge promised. A memorial service and reception by A Wausbrough M.L.A. followed with multiple public appeals. Legislative Council candidate A N Pleswe spoke at the station about farming policy. Cottage Hospital tender won by Bedt Jones of Mt Barker with start planned. operations expected by May 5.
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St. Leonardy Church
Genteman
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Chas
Ward
J. Allen
E. Todd
R. W. Muirbon
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A. N. Pleswe
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Mt. Barker
Jones
Nine Lives Pom And A Taxed Ticket Puzzle
A fragmentary piece mentions Nine Lives and a proverb about nine tailors and a man. It references gambling odds, a Gehket, and a Royal Monster Art Union. It also notes ticket prices, a Commonwealth taxation hint, and weekly purchases affecting outlays.
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RAL Monster Art Union
Commonwealth
Aganta
Aily
Red
Monsy
Euaber Ek
Eric
Tramway strike begins after gripman dismissal in Melbourne
A tramway strike starts in Melbourne today after the dismissal of gripman T. Howard who refused to instruct a new recruit. About 1000 cable tram workers and 300 on the electric system will be affected unless Howard is reinstated.
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T. Howard
Docluss
Police Atcike
Howard
Dissolution Likely Over Redistribution Bill Tensions Rise
Time suggests a dissolution of the Legislative Assembly is likely as strained relations between parties grow over the redistribution of seats bill, signaling an impending parliamentary crisis.
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Ttme
Legislative Assembly
Fire injures two firemen at Sydney garage blaze
A large fire at the National Motor Garage in Sydney injured two firefighters on Saturday night. Fire crews battled the blaze as the building and surrounding area were damaged, with extensive efforts reported to control the flames.
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National Motor
Yui Atrest
Bre
Victorian bantam Horry Gordon knocks out Mendies in Sydney
In a Saturday night bout at the Stadium, Victorian bantam Horry Gordon defeated Australian flyweight champion George Mendies in the fifteenth round with a crushing right cross. Mendies collapsed to the floor, was carried from the ring unconscious, and remains in critical condition at hospital.
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Sydney
Horry Gordon
George Mendies
Memdiea
New States Movement Inquiry Opens in Sydney
The public inquiry into the New States proposals of New South Wales began in Sydney with district representatives and officials from the Northern New State Movement presenting the case. Key figures discussed feasibility, finances, and district redistribution while noting potential debt and population shifts if separation occurred. The commission adjourned to May 12.
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New South Wales
Wos
Sydnay F
Thompson
Bruce
New South Wale
Victoria
Ita
WW. Killen
Rivercon
Mx Thompson
Divergent Views Emerge on British Elections Second Reading
In London on May 4 the first signs of opinion differences appeared among party members over the second reading of a bill seeking to apply modified ayatnam to British elections. Following the debate a motion for the reading of the Hill was carried.
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Conference on Migration Sparks League of Nations Tension
The Italian government convenes an international migration conference in January to challenge the League of Nations. Forty nine nations are expected to attend. British Minister for Labour Shaw confirms Britain will participate with Low performing as representative.
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League of Nujones
League
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Signosh Musvoliai
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Crashed airplane off Felixstowe traps crew and passengers
A seaplane or airliner crashed off Felixstowe at sea. Only the tailplane and pilot’s seat remained visible after about twenty minutes. The aircraft carried passengers and crew, with rescue efforts underway as details were scarce.
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Felixstowe
Australian Apples Protest Prices at Wembley Pavilion
The Propaganda Committee of the National Federation of Fruit Growers protests high apple prices at the Australia Pavilion. Complaints include poor quality and misrepresentation as affordable fruit. A trade leader laments lost opportunity to showcase cheaper Australian apples to the public.
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Wilson
Australia
Australian Preach Association
Wembley
Canada and Australia trade talks in mutual preference offer
The Canadian Government offered Australia full British preference in return for full Australian reference. We are awaiting a reply, said the Minister for Commerce Mr Robb as he noted Mr Bruce’s statement that the trade agreement with Canada was expected shortly.
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Robb
Bruce
Canada
Carpentier Defeats Townley Overruled by Vienna Report
Vienna dispatch from the Central News Agency states the Carpentier Townley bout footage shows Townley remained on both legs when knocked out and no foul occurred. The film confirms Carpentier's victory stands.
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Carpentier- Townley
Townley
Carpentier
Trotsky to Lead Supreme Economic Council in Soviet Shakeup
Rumors from an informed circle in Moarov foresee an imminent Soviet government reorganization. M. Trotsky is set to replace M. Deerjinsky as head of the Supreme Economic Council and will oversee the War Department.
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Revolt in Cuba Sparks Arms Request and Local Events
May 4 report notes a Cuban government request for arms and munitions to quell a Santa Clara revolt. In unrelated items, the third bridge tournament supporting Mesers Barnett and Co's candidate at the Soldiers' Institute offers prizes. Aberdeen Liner Dermathones slated to depart London April 24, reach Albany May 20 with passengers aboard.
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