Town notes on delayed King's birthday and local incidents
The King's birthday observance is moved to Monday June 8 from June 1. Albany area councilors are named as delegates for a lower Town Hall conference. A local man Brown is arrested for obscene language, bail set at £9. he appears next day before Mr A E Burt, A M. A ship Port Pirie departed after loading 16600 bags of wheat and 1480 fruit cases, with high praise for water works crew. An accident near Stirling Terrace injured Mr Stirling but no bones broken. heat and shock noted. Empire Day sermons and a Prime Minister message promote loyalty to the Crown. Market reports cover dairy cattle, chaff, oats, potatoes, wheat, and various fruit prices in detail.
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Albany
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Taylor
A’bay Ambulance Brigade
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Comonwealth
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Obainah
Mindner
R. M. Bruce
Commonwealth of Austalia
Cellebrates
Australia
Devo
Empire
Great Southern Inter-District Conference at Albuny Town Hall
May 37 meeting invites representatives from multiple localities to discuss minutes, road and rail works, fire breaks, fruit pricing, and government grants. agendas include Albany Denmark road project urgency, railway extensions, road district audits, and proposals on taxes, inspections, and funding distribution.
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Albuny
Pope Wilby
Walcome
Albumy
Kojouup Road
Mareh
Broowehil Road
Katansing
Tamlellup
Gnowangerup
Broonhill
Broomebill Roll Boards
Cuballing Reed Board
Denmark Road Board
Albany Denmark Road
Denmark Rowd Board
Mt. Barker
Dentack
Wagin, Council
Lake Groce
Damnosa
Mavensbhore
Otul Distrit Producers’ Union of W.as
Denmark
Nowmilup Inlet
Wagin Council
Devels
Viea
W.A
Confarmce
Denmark Head Board
Ba Reid
Minister For Works
Boarda
Dumbleyung Road Board
P.W.D
Wccombants
Locs
Torch
Additions to Albany Chamber Agenda Urge Railway Link
Albany chamber agenda calls for government to push eastward railway linking Albany’s port and current purling network. It seeks a harbor board bill, broadened dried fruit railage, immediate primary product system, Albany’s historic status recognized, and funds for 1936 commemorations. Proposals include a rail from Young’s Riding to Murndup and a Wheat freights scheme to major ports.
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Purlings
Abany
Taying
Western
Australia
Young
Murndup
Coochal
Xyxtom
Nemrvel
Albany Fitepayers
Brveyy A'vany
Newdeguis
Offeert
Correspondence to Editor Over Legal Threats from Fletcher
A reader reports a letter written by himself in response to a threat of legal action by C. T. Fletcher sub-manager of Dalgety’s bank offices Albany. The writer takes responsibility for any letter appearing in the paper and states he will guard against further writs. He acknowledges the letter contained false statements and insists he does not withdraw them.
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Haynes
Mesars
Hudson
Henning
Fuetcher
Jeter
Letter to the Editor on Frederick Street motor rank dispute
Frank Lambert argues that by laws on parking ranks must follow the Traffic Act and accuses city officials of undignified conduct. He cites Act sections, criticizes the mayor, and criticizes attempts to oust local groups over the shelter shed dispute in a heated city commentary.
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Frederick -Street
Albay
Snelpont
Herv O
Usher Trafic
Ald
Frank Lawhert
Detraei
Mhention
Emother
Parade and drill updates for 24th Battery A A S A
The 24th Battery A A S A announces a parade for Wednesday May 27 at 7 p m in the drill hall. Evening drills cover Lewis gun practical work with forts targeted next morning June 14 and members are urged to attend and return outstanding rifles. Naval 9 00 classes are each Monday at 8 p m in the drill hall. Promotion exams wrap up Wednesday evening with lay ers Gazetted Merrifield Witliama Milne and Harrison for twelve months. TD RF specialist exam not set until July first Sunday parade. Half yearly gatekeepers meeting in the lower Town Hall Friday at 8 o'clock with state mare covering half-year omae operations.
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Vis
Axe
Havery
Qenngra
Merrifield
Witliama
Milne
Harrison
Td.r.f. Spectaliatn
Aumomend
Lower Town Hall
Local notes on weather, farming talks, and a Cranbrook football match
Long mixed report covers rain, market outlook, and farmer guidance from Mr Barker and Mr Chen. It also details a Cranbrook vs Norths football match with a close score, standout players Allan Ball and J Inge, and narrative of second half surge and late Cranbrook wins.
Cranbrook Triumph Sparks Third-Term Rally
Cranbrook surged ahead in the third term with goals from Gillam Warre and Johnston, then added another by Williamson. North fought back with Warne and a late dash, but Cranbrook's dominant play, including multiple goal scorers and strong all-around pressure, secured the win as spectators noted standout runs from Johnston, Marshall, and Warburton.
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Fremantle
Cranbrook
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Brooks
Appleville
Allan Ball
Mt. Barker
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Feapt
Liebeck
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Smith
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Cleve
F. Williams
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Groves
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Ana Rood
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Williamson
Loxton
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Marehall
Bexton
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Warburton
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Gitlom
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Ing
Cranbrook Indies
Denmark Shopping Poll Yields Big Yes No Split
On a Saturday poll in the Denmark hoppily district civic voting opened from 9am to 5pm at the public Wall qed group 4. Albany officer Mr J V Tom ley oversaw counting and announced a large majority for No with final tallies showing Denwerk 25 Petal 14 and Group ZT 4, total 147 votes.
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Basta
Denmark
Hoppily
Vam
Tom
J. V. Mtomley
Albany
Stamley
Denwerk
Wool and money stabilisation sparks Australian wool talks
Wool and money debate in Melbourne and London outlines stabilisation to hold prices and suspend sales until July. Australian growers push for a market plan to avoid unjust price drops while old phrases like The buyer is King are recalled. Local notices warn ratepayers of overdue moieties and announce a new public building opening and a district competition trophy.
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Vane
Averalla
London
Australia
John Higgins
Alfred Deakin
Australan
Late News Parth Mentor to Wis Majentyns Theatre
On Saturday night Madame Amolita Galli-Dargi performed a late concert at Perth venue. The stage and auditorium were crowded before the audience as the performance drew attention and about two people were seduced there.
Zealandia Delayed at Fremantle with Crew Change
The steamer Zealandia was delayed at Fremantle on Sunday due to a change of crew. A replacement man has been signed in place of the one deemed unfit by a doctor, while the original man remains considered fit for duty.
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Fremantle
Svainen
Malck Man
Travelling Incognito in Australia’s Far North
Melbourne reports that Tord Apsley, eldest son of the seventh Earl of Athorat, travelled incognito as a third class passenger aboard a steamship to migrate. At 30, he joined farm work and plans an overland Darwin to Port trip. He is a member of the House of Lords and has mysterious movements, with sightings at Melbourne government houses and an impending departure.
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Tord Apsley
Earl of
Athorat
Australia
Sthamer Cramae
Darwin
Porth
Meeber
Lord Apeluy
Government ‘Hons
Toomorrow
Missing Ketch Liahwta Feared Disaster Near Pot Mae Thanpell
Wreckage including timber and three Ufebelts was found near Pot Mae Thanpell South Australia. It is feared to be from the ketch Liahwta. Prime Minister Brace said a destroyer would be sent to search for the vessel overdue 38 days on a voyage from Bulgowan to Melbourne.
Victorian politics declarations at Horebuw
The Minister for Works Mr Goudie announced a government plan for a £5,000,000 main roads scheme. Chief Secretary Mr Argyle outlined sweeping police and prison reform.
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Horebuw
Mr. Goudie
Argyle
Goudie
Areyle
Unrest and Unemployment Debate in Australia
The Prime Minister and deputy from the Australian Native Association clash over unemployment and government policy. Trade Hall Council secretary Hollaway argues 0 percent of unemployment stems from dumping of goods, while Brae counters that present unemployment isn’t caused by the government’s probationist policy. Government protests, industry unrest, and party tensions fuel hostility between employers and workers.
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Drnee
Autralian Native’ Association
Hollaway
Trades Hall Council
Australia
Brae
Ndu
Sydney Tragedy After Alleged Marriage Matrimony Murder
The nude body of a 20 year old woman named Mong Beacher was found in a collage at Toronto on Thursday morning. She had married last Friday week at Thrho's Hill to a man calling himself Turner. The honeymoon was thought to have been spent in Melbourne. Indications suggest she was stabbed in the throat while asleep. An empty mor cose and a nicked razor were found in the bedding. Arthur August us Oakes aged 23, living in Nelson-street Isington, was arrested on Friday and charged with her murder. He is married and lives with his wife in Isington.
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Thrho's Hill
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Melbourne
Mayfield
Mhorb
Newcastle
Poice
Arthur Augustus Oakes
Nelson-street
Isington
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Ot Sington
Empire Day Celebration Sparks Shared Ideals Across Nations
A Washington telegram reports J A M Fider addressing an Empire Day breakfast organized by the Daughters of the Empire in New York. He says Anateasia and America were formed by a common heritage and aspire to freer lives under self-made constitutions and governance.
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Washington
J. A. M. Fider
Daughters of the Empire
New York
Anateasia
America
Aloth
Death of Lord Ypres Revered Military Leader and Peer
London May 24 The death of Lord Ypres, best known as Keyle of Sir Jan French, was received with general regret by British society. Field-Marshal John Denton Pinkstone French First Earl of Ypres, born September 2 1852 in Kent, served in the Sudan and Boer War, commanded cavalry, and was Commander in Chief in the United Kingdom 1915 18 and Lord-Lieutenant of Teeland 1918 21. He held many high decorations and was regarded among the military greats of his era. The wave of deaths among prominent men this year reflects changes after the war.
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Lod Yorra
Keyle
Jan French
Field-Mar Hall
John Denton Pinkstone French
Earl of
Ypres
Kent
Eleanora
A. W. Selby- Lowndes
Navy
Sevice
Sudan
United Kingdom
Teelant
Ypes
Lord Robes
Promin
A Difficult Problem Subsidy For Products
The Australian Press Association reports the Imperial Conference faces a clash of inter-imperial interests over allocating £1,100,000 for Dominion products. The issue is how to align Dominion and home producers against foreigners without hurting consumers, with no solution yet found.
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London
Australian Press Association
Britain's plutocrats income tax data for 1923 24
The Inland Revenue report for the year ending March 1 1924 shows 80 000 Jerome paid 269 600 000 in income tax on a total income of £510 000 000. One hundred thirty one persons had incomes over £100 000 a year each.
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Russia's Industries Face Conflicting Estimates
Morning Post Moscow correspondent reports M. Deorjineky, chairman of the Soviet Supreme Economic Council, valued surviving industries at £500,000,000,000 during the Congress of the Union of Soviets. Pravda cites damage and losses from seven years of disintegration at £1,000,000.
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Morning Post
Moscow
M. Deorjineky
Soviet Supreme Economic Council
French Budget Reform Advances in Cabinet Plan
The cabinet approved a budget balance measure before the Chamber of Deputies. Finance Minister Caillaux advocates fresh taxes and the creation of two commissions to codify fiscal enactments and to study oil and related trade controls.
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Hows
M. Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Shes
Eee
Petroleuma
Anti-Government bands virtually suppressed in Sofia
In Sofia on May 24, officials report anti-government bands have been nearly eliminated after a long duel. A car chase caused a deadly encounter ending with the killing of the fugitive Coseifol, wanted on three murder charges.
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Alice Way
Coseifol
Murda
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