Albany Meetings Outline Auxiliary Plans and Local Events
In Albany a Ku S.L. Women's Auxiliary meeting discusses camp of town on Friday Poppy Day, memorial room opening, and officer appointments. The Australian Natives Association reports on a birthday-night meeting at Town Hall, railways commission replies, and Friendly Societies Council Gala plans for February with officer nominations postponed to November 17.
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Albany Sendoff and Local Political Notes
Personal Mr N G Forte returns to Albany from a wharf business trip to Sydney on Friday morning. Mr Bruce Broun transfers to Measies and leaves for his new home after a farewell on the platform. J A Rogers Mayor of Boulder and Nationalist Senate candidate spends the weekend in Albany and plans to address electors in December. E A Sturn of United Typewriters Supplies Co Ltd is currently in Albany.
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Albany Woollen Mills Drive Gains Statewide Support
Albany residents hear appeal for £200000 capital to establish woollen mills. Mayor Balston chairs a broad meeting with C Wittenoom, H Dickson and J Shainsan backing the plan. Support comes from Parliamentarians Loughlin and Philfer, with Riddle’s English report cited on Albany’s suitability. The drive aims to keep wool production in the State and secure funding without external aid.
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England
Albany Woollen Mill Drive Aims To Grow Town
A meeting urged Albany residents to buy shares in a proposed woollen mill to spur growth, with speaker Mr. Dickson noting federation era protection favoring secondary industries. He cited Western Australia’s wool stock, the need to keep jobs locally, and parallels with Coburg’s wool trade boosting local employment.
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Albany woollen mill drive gains town support
A town hall meeting backs the Albany woollen mill proposal as a state wide project. Speaker Mr Milla cites local benefit, jobs, and export outlets, urging residents to buy shares to fund about 26 000 pounds and around 10 000 shares. the drive starts that night with many attendees pledging subscriptions.
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London wool sales show brisk competition and higher prices
Mosars Dalgety and Co report a London cable dated 20th inst noting firm, active sales with brisk competition. Merino and crossbred wools rise across grades from 5 to 35 percent, with topmaking merinos and fine crossbreds achieving the largest gains.
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Mt Barker Fete Features Whist Dance and Cricket Opener
A twofold Mt Barker event includes a charity whist drive and dance in the hall with raffles and prizes for both ladies and gentlemen. The day also marks the start of the 1922-24 cricket season at Plantagenet Park with a cold opening as Blackwood Road faces Central, Burston top-scoring in a 73 run innings.
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English Cricketers Triumph in Tough WA Visit
English town Mc Larey’s team faced Western Australia in a Saturday match. Western Australia posted 234 with Beinnekes 91*, Evins 53. In the second innings the English side were all out for 133 led by Titchmarch 50* and Chapman 64.
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Nationalist Campaign Opens for Federal Elections
Nationalist campaign for change of representatives in the Federal elections begins officially on November 10. Senate candidates start their campaigns this week in Perth.
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Hughes Opposed by Perth Electors for East Perth Seat
At Perth Trades Hall a Labour candidate emerged to challenge J. J. Simos for the East Perth election. Other nominees included R. H. Nash A. Watts and W. G Dixon. Simons praised the voters choice while accusing Hughes of leading a hostile campaign and claiming the head hunt targets him.
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Albany Bowling Club Opens Season With Record Attendance
The Albany Bowling Club kicked off the 1922-23 season despite bad weather with a large turnout. Hon J Haynes performed the opening ceremony after a members meeting which elected new members Rev Father Gilroy and others. Haynes traced bowls history from the 19th century and noted Albany’s long involvement as the club aimed for a prosperous season.
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Nominations total 1206 at Leeds Liberal rally
London reports that Mr Monae Law spoke in Leeds predicting Liberal unity across factions. The piece notes plans to steer a steady middle course as Lloyd George hints at a cautious approach. Nominations for the House of Commons election number 1266 with fifty nine candidates opposed. Ulster see Unionist gains and some Australian nominees.
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Wedding preparations loom as ex Kaiser home seized
Amsterdam dispatch reports Doorn Castel, former Kuiner residence, under swift seizure by journalists and photographers. Crowning Prince arrives as Great preparations mount for a forthcoming wedding at the site.
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Kaiser's Gift Questioned in Helchstag Over Jewels
In the Reichstag questions arise about removing the diamond diadem from Primesan Hermoine as a gift from the ex Kaiser to the empress. The inquiries ask whether permission was granted and if a proper deposit was required and what penalties would apply.
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Wild West Mail Train Robbery Ends With Two Robbers Shot
New York dispatch reports a wild mail train holdup where two robbers were shot dead after stopping the train and forcing guards to surrender. The culprits detached the locomotive and fled, leaving investigators to reconstruct the daring heist and its violent aftermath.
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Tragic shooting at Pall Mall ends in double tragedy
London November 5. A clerk named Lindsey was shot by Archibald Grey at 4 book in Pall Mall. Grey then killed himself. Rival lovers and a dismissed typist sparked the quarrel. The coroner received a remarkable letter from Lindsey. The day included a social afternoon with refreshments and praise for those who arranged it despite rain.
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To-nicht Monday dance in connection Pahatta
The fragment notes a Monday event described as a dance connected to a place or group named Pahatta. Details are limited and spelling appears uncertain.
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