Albany notices and local sport events update
District Council to hold monthly meeting on November 14. A motor cycle collision with a horse near Middleton Beach left rider Dickenson injured and hospitalised. Bishop of the South West Diocese unable to attend a reception due to influenza. Licensing Court for Albany District to sit November 29 with fee payments required. Electoral notifications warnpenalties for non replies to referendum notices. Minister for Agriculture to visit Albany, then Mount Barker, Denmark, and return for field days and inspections. Week end sport notes include poor weather and disrupted races and cricket openings. Vandalism damages churchyard monuments. police investigating. Denmark Field Day planned for November 13 with a special train from Albany. Cranbrook Agricultural show and local band rehearsals noted.
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Mount Harker
Middleton Beach
Dickenson
Eborna
St. John's Church
Thursby
South Weal
Receiver of Licensing Revenue
Crown Law Department
Perth
Albany
Troy
Mr. Sutton
Hampshire
Mount Barker
Thurelay
Denmark
Perth and King
Princess Roya
Albany Cricket Association
Bleker
Church of Cemetery
Soneel
Denmark A Fr
Peeh Eae
Hos Dairy
Cranbrook Agricultural and Horticultural
Goot
Cranbrook
Adbany V. Pre
L . Anveral
March concert fragments and local notices in a distant paper
A ragged March item list includes London Pride selections and a complaint over Sunday attire. Aboriginal life saving surgery by Minnie at Carey Downs saves Bill Egan, with arm amputation at Carnarvon Hospital. Community events warn of uniforms and fundraisers, Armistice Day dances, and local notices from Mount Barker to Perth.
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London Pride
Ccrpe
Valencia
Nalitary
Walie
Javotte
London Town
Amereh
Aternal
Otill
Coca
Bill Egan
Carey Downs
Carnarvon
Egan
Minnie
Carey Downy
Carnarvon Hospital
Local church bishop delayed by influenza in Albany visit
The Bishop of the South West Wr. Wilson travels to Albany but is hindered by influenza. Mr H. K. Corry leaves Albany for Perth to take a city post. Mrs Wilson and daughter visit Albany as marriage plans proceed in Melbourne and Dr Ciro Caldera plans to practice in Perth after returning from Fremantle.
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South West
Brivest
Wr. Wilson
Katoomba
Treaday
St. John's
Albany
Largs Bay
England
University of Pavia
Veronica Hospital
Perth
Emil Genoni
Bresmehill
Market Report from Garket Producers Markets and Westralian
Producers Markets Ltd and Westralian Farmers Ltd report mufruit market steady with oranges well supplied. Tomato and other produce show a slight decline in quality with varying prices. Feeds sold between 2d and 2 1 2d with some trades easing later in the session.
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Producers Markets, Ltd
Westralian Farmers, Limited
Survey of Eastern Great Southern area praised by MLA
Member for Albany A Wansbrough lauds the Surveyor General report on Lake Magenta Ungerup Ndailup Borilen and Salli Ringgistriots after a tour noting railways are needed to unlock development. He argues for spur lines, Bridgetown rail proposals, and a comprehensive railway plan to bring land into use.
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Lake Magenta
Ungerup
Neadilup
Borilen
Salli Ringgistriots
Albany
A. Wansbrough
Mneilitien
Stirling Range
Ongrinip
Tle
Lanai i
Whith
Offminn
A. Waonbrough
Bridgetown
Fam
Neur
Albany Fire Brigade Holds Monthly Meeting
The Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade met at the fire station on Thursday night with good attendance. Officers for the year were nominated including Captain D A Milne foreman Poesipan Hartoup and secretary J B Saunders. The group discussed event dates repairs and band involvement while volunteers McGovern Angove and Dickenson prepared to remove and repair a ladder stand.
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Albara Volunteer Fire Brigade
Galuntour
Ford
Brennan
McGovern and Angove
D. A. Milne
Poesipan Hartoup
Angrove
Ler
J. B. Saanders
J. Dickenson
Forethan Hartnup
Creen
Many
Eneaiatenete Seneigue
Center 8
Messia
J. Hamilton
E. Prior
Anzove
McGovern
Dickonson
Wig
Rodder
Albany Life Saving and Swimming Club Forms Season
The Albany Life Saving and Swimming Club announces its season with a 1 year term. A meeting at the Bab weather club outlined officers and the new club will run competitions alongside the Palm Beach Mallon Club, with entry fees set for seniors and juniors.
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Ies AG
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Atl
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Pon
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Palm Beach
Mount Barker Notes Highlight Exhibition and Local News
Mount Barker notes announce the home and industries exhibition opening Thursday with Minister for Agriculture M. F. Troy to perform the ceremony. A special Albany train runs. Friday is a shop and bank holiday. The road near the public hall will be widened to reduce danger. A sixpence reward is offered for destroying Plantagenet district birds, with additional threepence from the Fruitgrowers Association. October rain totals 326 joints forecast a strong harvest. Work on the new public hall begins, with brick carting observed. Wild dogs trouble Woogenetlup sheep. tame dogs incident noted along Porongernp Road. Governor Sir William Campion visited Mount Barker, laid the foundation stone of the new All Safe Church, and attended a school meeting before departing for Forth.
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Home and Industries
Newt
W. J. Hockley
M. F Troy
Albany
Mount Marker Ie
Park Hotel
Pulic Hall
Plantagenet
Fruitgrowees' Association
Woogenetlup
Sir William Campion
Mount Barker
William
Mount Baker
All Sainte
Hig
Igaret
Lone
Bunbury
I. J. Pennigton
Amd
Aehonichildorn
Wilson
Mt. Barker
Moon Barker
Church of England
William Campion
England
Albury Baptist Church Sale Notice
On Thursday November 4 the Albury Baptist Church held a sale of Baptist work in the church hall. The event aimed to raise funds for church Dist work and community support.
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Cherah
Sagt Apel
Toni Bang
Fell From Window In Perth Man Injured In Fall From Second Floor
John Wallows 00 was admitted to Perth hospital after falling from a Chamberlain’s Coffers building window on Wellington Street. A witness saw him hanging by his feet before dropping to a roof twelve feet below. He was treated for heat injuries concussion fractured ribs and was in a semi conscious state. A room search found evidence of a struggle and smashed furniture.
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Perth
John Wallows
Co i
Ted
Chamberlain
Wellington Street
Wool Storemen's Strike Continues at Port Adelaide
No settlement reached as wool storemen and timber slackers maintain positions at Port Adelaide. Steamers loading pork await wool consignments, with no changes in the dispute as the week ends.
Handling of Sugar Dispute Raises Worker Pay
A conference between Colonial Sugar Refining Company representatives and the Waterside Workers Federation resolved a dispute over 68 laborers at Port Adelainy. The company agreed to increase wages by 3d per hour for the arduous stacking of raw sugar, bringing pay to 4/24 per hour.
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Adelaide
Colonial Sugar Refining Company
Waterside
Port Adelainy
Melbourne Push Riots End in Constable Assaults
Melbourne reports another night of unrest as two outbreaks of lawlessness broke out on Saturday. Constable Geo Fowler was knocked unconscious in one melee while in another, four youths were arrested after a group of three constables held the rioters at bay until reinforcements arrived. Fowler, assaulted and left on the ground as the mob scattered, was later found and treated in hospital and later released.
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Melbourne
Geo. Fowler
Richmond
Fowler
Larrikins Surprised as Ex Middleweight Champion KO
In Collingwood two men confronted by Constable Aley Daniels, once Australis middleweight champion, were knocked out by him. A large hotel crowd then surged in, Daniels was attacked, two more constables arrived and reinforcements dispersed the group. Four men were later arrested.
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Collingwood
Aley Daniels
Australis
Jarrikins
Daniels
Larrikins
Melbourne's Homeless Roundup Amid Cold Snap
Melbourne police rounded up homeless people during a biting cold snap. About 200 men and women were found sleeping in carriages and doorways and sent to the City Watchhouse for the night. The City Court bench met on Saturday to hear the cases.
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Melbourne
Auta
DROWNING FATALITY AVERTED AT BONDI
A dramatic rescue at Bondi Beach saved a girl swept seaward by a strong current. Lifeguard F. Buailes swam 360 to 400 yards with a lifeline, reaching the unconscious swimmer and bringing both to shore amid cheering spectators. Resuscitation initially failed but the girl slowly revived after about half an hour.
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Sydney
Body found on railway mangled beyond recognition
A badly injured unidentified man’s body was found on a railway line near Wiamusnere. He had been run over by multiple trains, his coat torn open revealing no readable name, with the victim mangled beyond recognition.
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Bydney
London discusses oil-driven vessels to Western Australia plan
In London on November 7 a memo outlines a proposed oil-driven vessel service to Western Australia. Promises of support from Sir Archibald Weigall and Col Lt Amery are noted, with endorsement from the Western Australian Premier and approval from the Board of People. The plan includes 10 ships, four and a half round trips yearly, capacity about 195,000 tons, and total estimated costs around £9,650,000 plus £5,500,000 annual expenditure.
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London
F. G. Masming
Western Australia
Archivald Weigall
M. S. Amery
Dominions
Bow
Bir P. ‘unliffa-Lister
Board of
Peaple
Collier
H. F. Colewatch
England
Co operative Trading Delegation Sets Sail for Australia
Bir Thorn Allen along with Messrs. J. English and W. T. Charter, directors of the Co operative Wholesale Society, depart by the steamer Comorin to expand inter-trading between cooperatives in Australia.
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London
Bir Thorn Allen
Messrs
J. English
W. T. Charter
Cooperative Wholesale Society
Australia
Co-Operative Inter-Trading
Vicar bans Charleston at Durham dance
Rev Chambers interrupted a Durham dance to ban the Charleston calling the movements hideous and morally wrong. He demanded the dance stop, stating he will not tolerate the Charleston and that it lacks grace and dignity.
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London
Durham
Chambers
Roumanian Throne Tensions Rise as King Nears Death
King Ferdinand is reported to be dying while Queen Marie seeks relief and Prince Carol faces renewed pressure over divorce. Observers note the king’s frail condition driving public concern and foreshadow political upheaval in Roumania as Princess Helena and Carol resist separation and linger hopes of Carol's reinstatement.
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London
Marie
Roumania
America
Ferdinand
Carol
Helena
Princ Carol
Prince Carol
Municipal Elections Show Labor Gains Across Regions
The Anamuniepalinetion results report 264 towns in Wales and nearby regions. Conservatives elected 604 seats, with 62 gains and 06 losses. Liberals won 71 seats, with 61 gains and 1 loss. Laborites secured 514 seats, with 205 gains and 50 losses. Independents won 541 seats, with 24 gains and 87 losses.
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And
Wales
Refitting the Renown for Duke of York visit
The Duke and Duchess of York will visit the eastern rooms with a simple, modest setup. The Renown is outfitted in blue chino with covered furnishings and minimal extra items in line with the Duchess’s preference for simplicity.
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Duke OF York
London
Wrvek
Aa Roger
Feedey i
B.mls
Duke and Duchess of York
Severe quake kills and damages in Nicaragua
Managua Nicaragua November 7 reports say a severe earthquake caused multiple deaths and extensive damage. Officials assess impacts as rescue teams search for survivors amid aftershocks.
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Nicaragua
Westport Flood Tears Town as River Bursts Banks
The Buller River burst its banks on Saturday flooding Westport in the worst flood in its history. The town and surrounding farmland were submerged with thousands displaced and stock losses reported, while railways suffered washouts and remain idle.
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Wallington
Buller
Westport
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