Public Meetings Across Western District Central and Coastal Areas
Government election events list addresses and times for electors across Cranbrook Denmark Mount Barker Forest Hill Albany and Torbay Junction with speakers including Mr Johnson MLA Mr Troy MLA and Mrs Collier Leader of the Union. meetings run May 20 to May 30 at multiple halls and theatres with railway arrivals noted and authorised by W. Mather.
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Albany
Empire Theatr
MIR
Johnson
Young's Spyeng
Mt. MF. Troy, M.L.A
Troy
Kronkupp Hall
Bornholm
Torbay Junction
Collier
Uton
MT. Dawker Hall
Jukinern
Narrikup
M. F. Trey
Sae Eels
Es Cranprook
Mth
M.F. Troy
Alia
Torbay
A. A. Wilon
M.lia
P.m
Porongorum
James Hickey
MLC
MT. Barker
Ho. T. Collier
Mla
Dfnmahk
Albany By-Election Times and Key Speakers Listed
Albany by election alerts show events at Empire Theatre and Town Hall with leaders and candidates including P Gollier MILA Hoo A A Wilsoo and W D Johnson Labor Candidate. Friday 30th features last rights with speakers Thomas Walker J Curtin J J Sillione and editor W Mather as authorized.
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Paraday
Town Hell
P. Gollier
Mila
The
Hoo
A. A. Wilsoo
Callie
Eablier
Cas
Empire Theatre
Alba
Gren
Manele
M. LA
Town Hall
Albany
J. Curtin
Worker
A. McCallum
W. D. Johnson
Thomas Walker
M.la
J.J. Sillione
W. Mather
BVA Association Holds Annual Meeting in Lower Town Hall
The BVA Association schedules its annual meeting for Tuesday June 10 at 1 p.m. in the Lower Town Hall. After two minutes are read and confirmed, the election of officers for the ensuing year will take place.
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Chalf
Lower Town Hall
Albany Despatch Reports Local Farewell and Soldier Returns
Albany dispatch notes a farewell social for Rev. W. F. Turton and Mrs. Turton at the church school hall as they depart Albany. It also mentions returned soldiers Pte. W. Rutherford and brothers A J Rows and Tom Rows, with farming actions and memories from overseas, and military notices including E Allen and Frederick Aresi.
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Dalgety and Co., Ltd
London
W. F. Turton
Turton
Albany
Vered farewell addresses end Elijah sermon series
In forenoon and evening services the preacher concluded a three and a half year tenure, praising faithful listeners and urging believers to uphold gospel truth and maintain firm Christian doctrine.
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Elijah
Lord Jellicoe's Visit to Albany Portrayed in Thank You Letters
TIMLS New Zealand departed Port Lincoln after a warm Albany welcome. Messages from Captain Leecett and Captain Leggett praise the hospitality and entertainments provided by the Albany Naval Welcome Committee and local residents, expressing gratitude and best wishes for Albany's future development.
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Timls
New Zealand
Port Lincoln
Albany
Jellicoe
Leecett
District Naval Offeer
HLS
BE. Leprett
H.M.S
TSMS
Leggett
Miss Sims
FLMS
Tean I
Mount Barker Notes Reflect Active Political Campaign
Political activity dominates Mount Barker with Johnson Libs and Collier Opposition speakers touring the district. J Hickey ML C stays to back Johnson while Seaddon plans a large reception. polling day expectations are high and turnout emphasized. Trooper Clem Wall to return from Egypt aboard Dorset due in Fremantle on 28th. Local social notes mention Rev HG and Mrs Barnes with son visiting Perth and others on brief trips.
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Johnson
Cavers Day
J. Hickey
M.L.C
Mount Barker
John Seaddon
Oval Hall
Seaddin
Collier
J. L. Wall
Clem Wall
Egypt
Dorset
Duc
Fremantle
Bar Nncla
Ceylon
Perth
A. FE. Adams
Albany
FE. C. Peters
Empire Day Observance Honors War Heroes at School
Empire Day events at the school included a ceremony honoring fallen soldiers with a memory board and a portrait unveiling. Notables present included Mrs. Hassell, Hon. R. T. Robinson, and Hon. C. McKensie. the tribute highlighted Sgt S J Davidson killed in action April 24, 1918, and closed with the National Anthem.
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Jennie Empire
Mra
R. T. Robinson
C. McKensix
M. L
A. H. Dickson
W. J. Day
and Mire
W. Wheel-ton
Little
Elildeon
Australia
A. ¥. Hose
Hassell
Davidson
Norety
Joel
Ry Green
Green
B.C
Mouchemore
C. i
Gormnon
Tawent
Ansdove
W. OR. Bene
P.O
Widdry
Orie
Jay
Turner
Th Garrity
A. P. Iennett
Mol Brennan
Conwan
J. Frown
A.C. Wear
Wem. Thomas
Petitt
D, Roberts
M. Wheeldon
Mews
Thehardson
Hecingway
Mortno
E. Shenfeld
Shepherd of Souls
Calting
Hon
T. Robinson
Tavidao
Bette
Panama
England
Prince
Rollnson
Tie
Albany
Lartindia
Mr. Little
Aed
JL Saunders
Serggint
J. Davidean
Fellows
Core
Albany Roads Board reviews budget and road works plan
The Albany Roads Board meeting covers the South Albany subdivision, road grants, and drainage works. Officers discuss allowances, reserve funds, and proposed allocations for swamp and road repairs, with bids for drain No. 2 and related infrastructure projects reviewed for future action.
West Australian Troop Reception After Fremantle Arrival
West Australians welcomed war service contingents on Thursday afternoon after the Castalia and Wyreema returned from overseas. The crews were greeted with town dinners, Red Cross hospitality, and gifts for the troops as they prepared to leave by train and ship. Totals showed 710 officers and other ranks across states, with allocations for Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, and others. The Eucla also arrived from Fremantle bringing further news of the day's movements.
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Trans- Hors
Castalia
Wyreema
France
E.W. Wivbneds
Que Uland
New South, Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Tasmania
Indies
W, OG
Rauwasley
Central Red Cross Society
Ubing
Kangaroo Sale Aimed to Boost North West Trade
Perth report says the Premier stated that selling the steamer Kangaroo would improve trade. He emphasized that the North West needs transport facilities to support commerce and development.
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Perth
North-West
Teamsport
Ita
Temporary Clerks Dispute Arrangements With ALP
A notice describes a dispute between temporary clerks and the ALP over payments linked to a reemployment event. The text notes an arrangement attempt and references money in question.
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ALF
Perth
Influenza Epidemic Reports From Australia and New Zealand
The Melbourne report notes five deaths over the weekend from Hafler Garage with signs of waning strength. Sydney records seventeen influenza deaths for the week. Across Australia influenza shows no abatement with multiple deaths and cases reported in the woollen districts.
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Queensland
Melbourne
Hafler
Sydney
Airislane
Mombry
Womelry
Late Sporting Results at HAelymmol Meeting
The Owing Pork Tut Club hosted races with notable performances. Victoria Handigay led Simplex to a 7 4 win, Armadale Hurdles and Queen Victoria Handicap featured betting upsets, while First Class Plate and Welter Handicap winners drew strong crowds.
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Perth
Satiday
Qourmy Victoria
Simplex
Armadale
Hidutta
Loch Master
Hetting
Cariwindy
Lady Mureena
Annual meeting of Returned Soldiers Association held
The Returned Soldiers Association held its annual general meeting at the institute on Tuesday night with fair attendance. President Meek chaired. letters from Captain Bradshaw and Mr Whittem, and a plan to form a reserve unit in Albin were discussed. Officers were elected: Chairman P A Meeks, Vice Chairman F M Baxter, Treasurer T Mouchmore, Secretary E A Law. A protest over delays in forwarding relief by metropolitan branches was approved for delivery to the executive.
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Hassell
Crockemp
Conon
Eaith
PWD
Kroukup
Bae
Thia
Bond
Toreay
Mosars
Mawson
Wolfe
Torbay
Newton
Greatrex
Smith
Greateex
Leok
Mr. Smith
Ude
E. Powell
Kulcan
Maesrabb
Bon Accord
Pemmseton
PF. H. Robinson
Cape Riche Road
Army Breach
Lailure and Nurses’ Association
Tnstitute
HH Meek
Welling
Ciphain Bradshaw
Army Reserve
Mir
Whitlem
Bomielin
Albin
Whitten
ueLon
Atw
Bure Heit
Treacher
Berpeh
J. Clarke
Bornelt
Brinches
Baxter
Clarke
Denes Treaty tensions spark wide European dissent
Reports from Berlin describe protests over the Denes Treaty as causing significant division in cities and nations. The piece argues that the struggle over slavery and political order fuels renewed calls by militists to overturn regimes and restore dominance amid international disputes.
Germany and the Colonies Ingestion for Reparation
In Rutland May 2 reports speak of German reparation terms tied to colonial surrender. Messages indicate Cabinet opposition to terms seen as severe, while sectors foresee treaty effects shaping postwar policy and public sentiment.
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Rutterdan
Ace Coe
Lrow Kerlin
Ormairy
Cierman
West
P Prt
Peopl
Troops for Archangel Continue Occupation Duty
May 25 dispatches report forces remain in Archangel and nearby areas. Allied units pursue consolidation operations across the region while transport and supply lines are maintained.
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London
Archangel
Soesia
Petroral
Air Flight By Cable Repairing Steamer Reported
The Fur ty hat steamer forwarded information to the Government that an aeroplane’s voice was heard in mid Atlantic near Ireland and Newfoundland. Hawker has been reported to have found traces of the flight across western Europe.
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Ondon
Furty
Ling Midway Bahoon
Johua
Newfoundona
Valentia
West Orat
Ireland
Europe
Tily
Hawker
Shipping Trouble Forces Delayed Melbourne Wharf Work
Shipping authorities face ongoing disruption as overseas shipments slip and wheat stocks risk further delay. Officials promise protection to workers but uncertainty remains over when operations will resume, with fresh attempts planned under escort.
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Melbourne
Xenioux
Government weighs factory plan for returned soldiers
The Federal Government replies that the work load to establish a clothing factory in Western Australia is insufficient. A government repatriation committee is unlikely to support financing the start of a factory for returning servicemen.
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