Albany Labor Day Observed Amid Local Updates
Local notes report Mr. Lourse Jil of Young's Siding recovering from gull stones after surgery while Thomas Howe suffers a crushed finger in an accident during weekend works. Albany hosts Labor Day events with government offices closed and a tennis match against Mt. Barker. The 4th Battery AGA training camp opens with 90 soldiers, six day program, and an invitation for public observation. Major Raper plans a visit to inspect the Riot Base, Captain Everett notes 16 recruit vacancies remain.
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Lourse Jil
Young's Siding
Thomas Howe
Chamber of
Commerce
F. L. Wiltioma
Prowss
Mia
Bite
Albany
Mt. Barker
Empire Theatre
4Th Battery
AGA
Forte
GO. C. Evrrell
Dobson
RAGA
Western Australia
Citigens
Diariot
Major Raper
Everett
Gill the Yeough
Court records reveal a fine for quarantine breach at Albany
The report notes Captain AL HS Sumner of the Vewel appearing before J.P. C. McKensde on a charge tied to the Cer. Amie voyage to Athens on November 20. The bench found the charge proven and imposed a £1 fine with costs.
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Polies Court
AL HS Sumner
C. McKensde
J.P
Wat
Amie
Atheny
Contmany
Studley
Me. C. A. Hudson
Far East
Yorkghin
Petrie
Anerica
Natons
Atlantic
United States
Young Austria League seeks 200 boys for Eastern States tour
The Young Austria League plans a Christman to New Year tour of the Eastern States for 200 boys aged 11 to 16. Eligible schools include state and private. Selections will be by date received if applications exceed the quota. A prospectus outlines rules and costs and copies are mailed to schools or available from general secretary E R Marke.
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Young Austri Ua League
Groten
Aleo
Basern
Lergua
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E. R. Markc
Ala Street
Porth
Weather Postpones Local Football Openings Amid Severe Week
A week of heavy rain and gales disrupted Albany football with postponements for the Albany Football Association opens and the British FA matches. Over 2 inches fell, roads damaged, wires down, and lights affected as Corinthians beat Rangers 2 nil in a junior match while seniors practiced between showers.
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Inter- Oary
Lport
Albany Football Association
British Football Association
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Rangers
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Attempted Burglary at Furnished Claremont Home
A daring attempted burglary occurred between 11:30 and noon at a furnished home in Claremont, with furniture moved to the back yard and a horse and cart seen nearby. Mrs. Field, wife of Mr. Monty Meld, alerted police, who found the residence empty but the items stacked ready for removal. A description of a man linked to the cart was noted by investigators. The owner, Mr. Anderson, is away. the house had just been vacated last Saturday.
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Claremont
Mra. Field
Monty Meld
H. W. Field
Albany
Jacobs
Betwen
Field
Road
B. Anderson
Bayrood
Bhs
Fenshwater Bay
Anderson
Claremont Avenue
Bay Road
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Perth
Elvie Summa
Levant
Swan River
Fremantle
Sunni
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Williams
Notley
Stewart
Nho
Grosvenor Hospital
Elvire Baldrati
Dimond
Pearse
Fremantle Polivee
Baldrati
Baldrauti
Haldrati
Wilfal
Nursing Home fund event and church notes at Mt Barker
Mt Barker reports a Monday nursing home committee panty whist drive in the hall to boost funds and support a deserving institution. The Methodist circuit outlines a busy program including evangelistic mission, manse erection, guild cups and books, church anniversary June 17, and a plan for September fundraising.
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Curdyslayers Wall
de Garis
Kendenup
Perth
Mosie Garis
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Lantery
North Wales
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Mey
Forrest Hill
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Kendenup Debenture Plan Ponders Future Sale and Grant
A week of meetings at Kendenup reveals debates over debenture holders’ rights and an upcoming evaluation of estate options. A proposed £10,000 land warrant gift to Mr C O Wygar is seen as a means to revive confidence and restart development and marketing of Kendenup products.
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Kendeup
Wy Gar
Bine
Kendenup
Trustee and Premier Discuss Kendenup Settlers Aid
Telegram from Mr McCutcheon of Melbourne seeks government help for Kendenup settlers including soldiers needing temporary assistance with maintenance seeds and fertilizer. Debenture holders have no crop claim. Premier replies proposing security for advances to settlers under a LAB system to enable land crop protection and meet engagements.
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James Mitchell
McCutcheon
Melbourne
Perth
Difficult imperial position discussed with Prime Minister in Perth
H L S L and the Prime Minister in Perth debated a troubled case at Ken denup involving soldiers in need and the challenge of providing aid without harming debenture holders. The Federal Government would consider soldiers’ relief on the same basis as others, avoiding misallocation of funds. Premier Mostenzious planned a full discussion during a South West visit.
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Kendenup
Hls.l
Perth
Brove
Austraii
Taxation Proposals for Discontinuing Freturne Duplication
The Federal Ministry proposes ending duplication of Freturne for 742,944 taxpayers by removing income tax from incomes up to £2000. Commonwealth savings of about £7,977,487 would be shared among states with adjustments to balances. NSW would gain £340,824, Victoria £620,872, South Australia £163,834, WA £28,500, Queensland £52,781, Tasmania £76,087, with supplementary payments and ongoing grants reducing over time.
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Commonwealth
New South Wales
Victoria
Australis
Western Australia
Queensland
Tasmania
Prime Minister Returns From Western Australia Visit
The Prime Minister met Premier and ministers in Perth and heard deputations on war service homes soldier settlement and ex soldier civil service issues. He pledged careful consideration of their requests, spoke on the League of Nations, attended a luncheon and a group settlement inspection, and planned travel to the Eastern States by train this evening.
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Western Australia
Perth
Tie
Parliament House
Wlane
Wolleagues
Wlae
Labor Party
Aupwing Mid Mir
T. F. Broun
Country Party
Huts
Mide
Forest Products Laboratory
Palchora
Thor
K.S.L
Workers’ Homes Board
War Service Homes
Ansa Duyos
Public Service
Perth Hospital
Federal Taxation Office
ALF
Kendenup
Reat of
Australia
Majosty
League of Nations
Why Not Grow Silk in Australia Aims for Kids and Mulberry Plans
An article argues for developing a Australian silk industry by planting white mulberry trees in schools and homes, teaching children silk worm care and sericulture, and guiding marketing. It suggests small, hobby scale programs could channel youthful energy into a potential industry while using school cooperation to lay groundwork.
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Australia
Sydney
Albany
Olé
Stiall
Minaasing
Drew Robingon and Co Window Display Captivates Shoppers
The change of season brings a standout winter display by Drew Robingon and Co featuring Willie's crepe de chine satins and other fabrics. Two broad windows and three smaller ones showcase color schemes in millinery fabrics and womenswear, praised for its fashionably organized arrangement and credit to Mr. C Dewhurst for the display execution.
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Messrs
Drew
C. Dewhurst
Friendship Ends in Tragedy Over Perth Incident
In Perth a dispute between Elvire Baldrati and Elvire Summa escalated to violence. Summa was shot and wounded near her Fremantle home after an apparent argument about a past friendship. Baldrati confessed to the shooting and a pistol with a censored cartridge was found. Baldrati charged with wilful murder.
Ferry Boat Accident at Sydney Bridge Collision
Three people were seriously injured when a ferry returning from a pub excursion collided with a bridge beam. The beam pierced the vessel’s side entering the smoke room and pinning two passengers. The crowding passengers were scattered as the boat sustained heavy damage.
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Sydney
Publc
Snather
France and Belgium Respond to Germany Note on Unity
In the morning editions readers see France and Belgium urged to answer Germany back while considering Britain’s stance. The piece notes growing debate over treaty principles of collective authority and allied solidarity.
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Louden
France
Belgium
Franco-Belgian Attitude on German Demands Outlined
The Petit Purmon quotes a Franco-Belgian stance detailing four German demands. They insist on a German evacuation of the Ruhr and Rhineland with payment scaling, limits on reparations, and concrete security guarantees rather than vague arrangements.
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Gauke
Germany
Hineland
Steandly
Court Martial at Werden in Krupp trial draws large crowd
London reports the Krupp directors trial at Werden with spectators outside the courthouse denied admission. Accused face charges of inciting a workers raid on March 31 and resisting French military orders as German and French counsel clash over political remarks.
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London
Krupp Works
Werden
Emu mist and Socialists clash in Prussian chamber
Communists in the Prussian chamber irritably hurled insults after censure motion failed. Socialists took up the quarrel and a free fight ensued. Two Communists were carried out bleeding. Communists were ordered to leave but refused. The sitting was subsequently suspended.
Near East tensions escalate after renewed fighting considered
The latest dispatch from Lintanne reports a stalemate in Near Eastern affairs due to Ixmet Pasha's firm stance. Lord Curzon floated resuming hostilities as the only path to resolve the crisis, though fighting has paused recently.
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London
Lintanne
Ixmet Pasha
Curzon
Coal Trouble Looms Over Miner Dispute in Sydney Talks
The article reports ongoing tensions in the coal dispute as party meetings reconvene in Sydney to seek a settlement. The A W U warns that owners may force a general strike to push miners back to lower wages and weaker conditions, risking federal action to abolish the Coal Tribunal. About 6000 Maitland coal miners are unemployed, while New South Wales miners continue working.
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Sydney
A.W.U
Commonwealth
New South Water
Maitland
New NSW Group Forms Against Prohibition Push
A new organization named the No Prohibition and Freedom League of New South Wales has been formed to oppose prohibition efforts. It states its aim is to defend the rights of followers of revelry boxing and other amusements and to object to restrictions on such activities.
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Sydney
Freedom League of
New South Wales
Ford Declared World’s Richest Man With 750 Million
May 6 report places Henry Ford at about 750 million dollars in personal wealth, surpassing John D. Rockefeller at roughly 300 million. Other figures include Se Se Fag and Calheen Hackingee.
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New York
Henry Ford
Ford
Rockefeller
Churchill cites lack of initiative in British government at Aldwych Club
Winston Churchill in London on May 4 decried a lack of decisive action by the government and alleged a concerted move to install Ramsey MacDonald and the Bevindist Party. He warned Liberal leaders might cooperate with Socialists if it suited their aims.
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London
Winston’ Churchill
Aldwich Club
Ramsey Macdonald
Waiximum
Mr. Asquith
Tabernaclen
Glider attempt across channel fails in London
Georges Barbot attempted to cross the channel in a glider seeking 26,000 francs. After two hours aloft, the flight ended in failure.
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London
Georges Barbot
Barbot
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