Albany Mayoral Race Shapes Local Council Choice
In Albany Ontario the forthcoming council election pits Persy Lambert against two new candidates, with John Scanlan and ex-Councillor Green among other contestants. Voters are urged to weigh character and duty to the town as they decide who will represent them for three years.
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Persy Lambert
Albany
Couneil
Dwg
Vasion Albany
Johnx
Scanlan
Green
Ingham
Asien
Counell
Mr. Ingham
Albany ratepayers meet as annual financials discussed
The Municipality of Albany holds its annual ratepayers meeting at the lower Town Hall tonight to review receipts and expenditure for the past year. Prize money from the Albany A and H Society show is payable on application to A J Collins Stirling Terrace. Minister for Home Affairs JC G Peares, with Peter Wedd, addresses electors on federal writs tomorrow night in the Town Hall.
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Municipality of
Albany
Albany A. and H. Society
A. J. Collins
Stirling Terrace
Albay Cowl Syndicate
Albany News Briefs On Local Elections And Immigrant Arrivals
Local notices report candidates set to speak at an Albany meeting and council elections in the North and East Wards with Lambert unopposed in the West Ward. The Pensioners Club announces a fundraising sweep and a delay in the Perth Dinghy Club pocket draw. Immigration officials welcome 119 new settlers aboard a special launch, with 61 continuing to the metropolitan area.
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Prowse
Wedd
Barker
Bcal High School
Jock Milme
George Mendley
King River School
Ray Wilkinson
Bridgey Street
Perth
H. T. Muir
Robert Bell
Stirling Terrace
Women's Auxiliary
Soldiers’ Institute
Eracory Fund
Jumle Enle
Tr ix
Ole Adverteine
Wilkie
Albogy
Albany
Lambert
Seles
Ur. Green
F. Inghem
W. Jobow
J. P. Scanlon
Muditor Ax
Leank
Deespwater
Big State
Fteer
Crancour
W. Haat
New Settlers League
Concert supports Denmark popular girl contest fundraiser
A Saturday night concert in the Denmark ball raised about £12 thanks to performances by Misses Wean Playne and Jean Macara and Mr. Duke Bird of Albany. Local talent assisted. the event was hailed as among the best yet held in Danmark. Dr. Morgan Richards may set up practice. a capital grant of £250 was approved to repair the event venue.
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Denmark
Wean Playne
Jean Macara
Duke Bird
Albany
Danmark
Morgan Richards
Kalgoorlie
Federal election meeting in Albany highlights WA concerns
At the Federal elections event in Albany on Friday evening two Country Party Senate candidates A Sanderson and W Carroll spoke on Western Australia’s federation stance. They argued for better WA representation, tariff relief, and support for primary industries, with calls for decentralization and a federal constitutional review.
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Tower Town Mall
A. Sanderson
Mrr. W. Carrol
Country Party
Senate
G. McKennie
Sanderson
Western Australia
Federation
Prowse
Midland Junction
Fremantle
Iteater
Carrol
Intereom
becaUve
Adutralin Keung
Tte
Albany
Commonwealth
WM. Hughes
Kefiobad
Earle Page
Australis
Australia
T. Adams
Primary Producers’ Association
Adams
Adame
Monaghan
P. W. Gmart
Frederick Street
Country Press Conference Signals Shift in NSW News Power
The Australian Provincial Press Conference in Sydney marks a turning point for country papers, moving away from city-dominated influence. Delegates from five states plus Otago discuss cooperation, telegraph and cable services, and defend the public utility role of the country press amid tensions with metropolitan papers.
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Nis
Propriétora
New South Wales
Sydney
George Fuller
Sydney City
Sir W. Hackett
Hos
A. Lovekin
Kent
Melbourne
Sydney Morning Herald
Telegraup
Australia
Perth
Wireless and pulp topics loom over Commonwealth talks
A summary of discussions at a conference on wireless telephony for news transmission and domestic newsprint production in Australia. Highlights cover brief news item delivery via wireless, projected metropolitan adoption, and the push to develop local paper pulp from Karri timber with protections against foreign competition. Estimated costs for a pulp mill in Western Australia are noted, with feasibility of a 60 000 ton per year plant debated.
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America
Melbourne
Perth
New South Wales
Australia
Lovekin
Western Australia
Manny
Pedera
Geelong
Victoria
West Australia
Great Britain
Britain
Australis
Canids
Sweden
Mor- Fakir
Karri
Hantee
Rae Sient
ALF_P.A
Whohus
Wia
East Perth by election results show Labor hold
In East Perth a by election caused by J J Sinons resignation drew four candidates. Final counts show Labor candidate T J Hughes winning with 2057 votes over Simons 1700 and Heppingstone 206, securing the seat by 357 votes as nationalists lag. Simons faced strong critique over his Labor to government switch.
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Perth
East Perth
J. J. Sinons
Jus, Mitchell
Simon
T. J. Hughes
Labor
C.K. Heppingstone
J. T. Franklin
Shipping Troubles Palouna's Crew Released
Melbourne dispatch reports the crew of the steamer Paloun freed after being imprisoned for impeding progress. They were released under an agreement to return to their vessel. The Paloun and Haoraki incidents are noted in brief.
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Melbourne
Bees
Giel
Poaillon
No Extension in Australian Shipping Dispute Says Secretary
Sydney reports the Seamen's Union secretary states there will be no extension of the strike in Australia ending the shipping dispute. The statement reinforces ongoing tensions as talks stall in Canberra.
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Sydney
Seamen's Coton
Australian
Position in Wellington Agreement in Sight
Wallington reports a steady position in wartime industrial trouble with rumors of a possible agreement within a few days.
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Wellington
Wallington
Waritime
Five Hurt In Sydney Road Collisions
Five persons were injured in a collision involving a motor car and sidecar and another crash between four motor ferries and a motor car on Parramatta Road near Auburn. Three men were arrested for driving under influence.
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Sydney
Paramatta Road
Ear Auburn
English Cricketers in Melbourne Tour Match Progress
The English team faced Victoria at a Melbourne venue with England scoring 210 in the first innings as Chapman 73 Wilkinson 84 and others contributed. By stumps, Australia’s opposition led by Wilkinson and Titmarsh had reached 100 for four with Calthorpe at 19 not out and Wilkinson 20.
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Melbourne
Chapman
Wilkinson
Harthop
Woodful
Ransford
Keating
Titmarsh
Calthorpe
Allies tn accord move to talks in London Conference
Paris November 9 official statement says after a personal meeting between British and French representatives the allied powers are now in complete agreement on topics to be opened for discussion at the London Conference.
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Paris
England
France
The British Elections and Party Strife
The campaign centers on Bent Law's clear majority and Entente impact. Early results show Conservatives 346, Liberals 62, Labour 141, National Liberals 44, others 14, with party balance shaping foreign policy debates.
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Bent Law
Foreign Office
Atrife
Luathorites
German steamer Progress sunk with all hands reported
Bergen reports the German steamer Progress was sunk in a North Sea storm with the loss of all aboard. The incident follows a November conscription announcement and adds to wartime maritime casualties.
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Bergen
Progress
North Sea
Fire destroys Armour and Cayvan pig-killing plant
A fire in Chicago on November 1 totally destroyed the Armour and Cayvan pig killing plant. The facility was described as a world history enterprise and the largest of its kind.
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Chicago
Armour and Cayvan
South Africa tour game ends day with 440 for 9
Port Elizabeth November 10 The MLA C cricketers on tour of South Africa batted through Saturday against East Province, compiling 440 for 9. Notable scores came from Fender 89 Carr 50 Mann 52 and Mead 40 as East Province have yet to use the wicket.
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Port Elizabeth
Mla.c
South Africa
East Province
Fender
Carr
Mann
Mead
J P Scanlan Seeks East Ward Seat in Albany Election
Mr J P Scanlan declares a public career spanning thirty years in this state with roles in Merredin and Southern Cross committees. He cites leadership of the Merredin Ratepayers Association and hospital board, residence in Albany, business ties, and a pledge to push municipal reforms if elected.
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J. P. Scanlan
Merredin
W.A
Albany
Scanlan
Wiesel
Ping Pong Tournament in Albert Hall Draws Notable Players
The sixth ping pong tournament, under Albany Methodist Young Men's Club, attracted many spectators at the Albert Hall. Trophy presentations by Rev. M R Maley honored winners in several events including Mrs Phillips Indies handicap singles and Mr R Nott mens singles.
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Albert Hall
Nouphen
Albany Methodist
St. Nott
Wacom
Jaurela
M. BR. Maley
Mre. Phillips
R. Nott
B. Nott
Mitu D. Vaughan
Missen Austin
Mesara
W. O'Connor
F. Vaughan
Gente
Hanes
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