Albany St John’s Ambulance Frat Competition Winners
Friday night and Saturday afternoon saw the Albany centre St John’s Ambulance Overseas fraternity contest for the handsome shield donated by Mr Harrow and four gold medals. Judges from railways and local officials presided as teams treated patients with practiced skill. Volunteers and spectators, including ladies, attended. Drs Home and Johnson were praised for their guidance alongside team members Garrigan Milne Collins and Chester.
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Albany
St. John’s Ambulance
Harrow
St. John's
Dra. John
Home
Stewers
Barrow
Pike
Loos
Mesers
B. Pritchard
F Jacks
H. Warturton
A. Weeks
J. Garrigan
A Gal
McComish
Brough
Mosrin J. Manea
C. Milne
A. J. Collins
W. Chester
Drs. Home
Johnson
Improvised Medical Rescue Drill At Grey Street Base
At 2 o clock on a May afternoon the Leama team assembled at the western end of Grey Street with the doctor, patients, stewards and spectators. After five minutes teams chose a bush to use then began work on stretcher making from material and gear. They performed comparably with other contests though errors appeared. An imaginary quarry accident case followed to test treatment skills and stretcher rigging.
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Batur
Grey Street
Albany Despatch Reports Albany Mayoral Contest
The Albany Despatch urges ratepayers to vote in Wednesday's mayoral election, highlighting the North Ward contest between Cro Ingham and the incumbent Lambert or Wittenoom. It questions light, water, and municipal prestige, criticizes Lambert’s policies, and notes local incidents and budgets. The piece references a Danish and H Budely visit, and mentions public discussions of road funding and one man one vote.
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Albany Wall
Cro Ingham
Cownell
Lamber
Albany
Wittenoom
Lambert
Imanicipality
Big Prenge
Electric Light Department of
Lghin
Lect
Hall
Makealy US
Mayie Mayer
Denmark district work needs number of men for employment
Ambiguous report from Alkeny Verbor Board details a classical amendment and a requirement for a certain number of men to be employed in the Denmark district. Royal residents seeking work should register at the Land Offices, with names to be heard by the Premier's Department and affiliated offices.
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Alkeny Verbor Board
Bbl
Ae Coy
Ee Ee Ee Council On
Bin
Sarrilt Bureau
Denmark
Erate Borean
Taverner
Ark
A. Wansbrough
Wind-Up Social Prizes Social Evening by St John Ambulance
A year end wind up social at Lower Town Hall celebrated the St John Ambulance branch in Albany. President De. M. Johnsen chaired with the Mayor and others. Dr Wittmoom spoke on first aid importance and the long service of the order, while refreshments were arranged by Mrs. Welch despite a disrupted programme due to piazza conditions.
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Lower Town Hall
de. M. Johnsen
St. Jolin's Asabolaoce
Albury
Fr. Lambert
Wittmoom
St. John’s Ambulance
Askad
Thin
John's Ambulance
Albany
Belome
Priteherd
Order of St. John
Collins
St. John Ambulance
Carnival Sports Ball Draws Crowd for Albany Carnival Festivities
The Carnival Sports Ball in Albany drew a large crowd as the Town Bar hosted a green and gold night to raise funds for next year’s football and hockey carnivals. A fox trot contest drew 28 couples, with heats and semifinals, and prizes of five pounds for the winning pair. Judges faced a tough task, and Coote and Miss Booth won the final prize amid cheers.
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Albany
Raim
A. Retel
P. Keane
D Dewar
R. Coote
J. Miner
D. Thompson
C. Hawkesworth
Ine
A. Retell
Parter
Coote
Saunders
Advantage Wan
Akon
Pripepetig
Board of Control
Homeen
Board of Central
HL. Barnett
Alex
Mr. Nesbitt
Howe and Life Saving Club Annual Practice
Yesterday morning members of the At henne Doin an Life Saving Club attended events to mark a race day. Milne led with 24 seconds, others followed in a close sequence. J Cling and Armstrong shared top honors in a dead heat for the junior division. Annual practice for members is set for tomorrow night at the baths.
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Atheny
Conran
Peil de Yards i
Milne
Toveh
J. Cling
Armstrong
B. Brown
Military Training Parade and Weekend Schedule Noted
A military training parade for the 4th base area is planned with a special infantry story A.G.A. to be held at forts on the 5th. A weekend event will occur on Saturday and December 12. The District Base Commandant is listed as Gel Herdiay.
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Satuday
Ceuber
Gel Herdiay
Fremantle strike halts Karola steamer dispute
In Fremantle the Karola freighter was delayed by a heated clash between the chief officer and several firemen during loading negotiations. This marks the fourth industrial flare up involving the Karola in two years, with the event occurring as the ship was ready to sail at five o'clock Saturday evening.
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Perth
Mellwraith
MccMachar
Ateamer Karola
Fremantis
Two Firemen Arrested for Drunkenness
At about 3 o'clock two missing firemen boarded a vessel and were followed by a third and several others at the wharf. Several showed signs of liquor and two were arrested and locked up on drunkenness charges.
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Karoole
Draonkenness
Crawcour Case Ends In Inquiry Completion
The departmental inquiry into allegations against Mr. I. Crawcour, chief immigration officer, concluded Saturday morning. The compilation of the official report on the inquiry is expected to be completed in a day or two.
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I. Crawcoor
Adelaide Dispute Over Unloading Sugar Goods
Adelaide watersiders refuse to stack raw sugar from Queensland on a Friday afternoon unless paid extra for two additional workers. The Colonial Sugar Refining Company declines, with a suggestion the whip may be sent to another port. A similar stoppage occurred November 1 with the Dundula, ending after two days when the company paid extra and allowed two extra men.
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Adelaide
Watersider
Queensland
Ulooloo
Colonial Sugar Refining Company
Public Service Allowance for Children Scheme Details
Malbourne reports a new determination by Public Service Arbitrator Mr Atlee Hunt. Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association members earning 600 pounds or less yearly will abstain from having a child. Pending Parliamentary approval, the scheme to operate from January 2.
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Malbourne
Public Service
Atlee
Hunt
Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association
Howanre
Mr Lang Opposed Foreign Dictatorship in Assembly
Sydney Monday. Mr Loughlin ex-Minister for ads said he resigned his portfolio over developments. He claimed the Labor party had moved to a wrong position and that dictatorship would be exercised from outside on the Premier by men taking control of Caucus members. Debate continues on whether to replace the Premiership amid urgent recall telegrams for members to return by available train.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly Ae
Loughlin
Ads
Labor Party
Ingham Wins From Scratch in Albany Cycling Race
A large crowd watched the Albany Woollen Mills Cycling Club road race at Monument. Ingham, premiering from the scratch mark, won decisively, the first rider to do so since the club’s start, as Bartley, Plumb, and Martin chased closely. Reid, Henson, and others posted strong times. Oates, Bethy, Knight did not finish. a club meeting is planned for Wednesday night.
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Albany Woollen Mills
Ingham
Barfley
Gaspute
Martin
Bartley al
Secord
Alee
Reid
Mallen
Lerae
Cooper
Henson
Hai
Bartley
Oates
Bethy
Knight
Owith
Prince George Travels to Tokyo Then set to Nikko
Cablegram from Tokio reports Prince George arriving there on Thornbiy night as guest of British Ambassador Sir John Tilley. He travels from Kwate overnight and leaves for Nokku on Prilay. The prince plans to re-embark on the Kioprese of Russia Saturday afternoon. He calls the trip unceremonious and notes this will be his second visit to Japan.
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London
Tokio
Prince George
Thornbiy
Kwate
John Tilley
Teft
Nokku
Prilay
Russia
Jape
Railway Train Disaster Near London Involving York Sheffield Express
London November 21 A York Sheffield express moving at forty five miles per hour struck a derailed goods train wagon tearing into the sides of the last three coaches. Passengers in the rear were trapped while the front portion evacuated. Eight passengers were killed and many injured as debris blocked the cars before the train halted.
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London
Sheffield
Death of famed journalist Clement Shorter announced
The obituary notes the passing of Clement King Shorter a renowned journalist who led The Sphere and the Sphere and Tatler company since 1000 and The Illustrated London News and Sketch company since 1023. He was a Brontes authority and specialist in Victorian literature. his first wife was Dora Lijerson.
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Clement King Shorter
Shorter
the Sphere
Asan
Sphere
Tatler” Company
Tlustrated
London News
Sketch
Dora Lijerson
Nole
Coal strike ballot results split miners and unions
About 400000 miners voted against the government terms for settlement while 312200 supported acceptance. The ballot reflects a deep split over the coal strike and its proposed terms.
Mussolini and Socialists Decree of Opposition
Le Soir quotes a Rome agatement claiming Mussolini has denied a new war against Somalia ta and Communists, with many rounded up and jailed, especially the latter.
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le Soir
Agatement
Rome
Sigsnor Muscolini
Trouble in Chima Australian teachers attacked
Reports from China say the Wa ichang Teachers' College staffed with Australians has closed amid alleged insubordination and threats by Chinese students influenced by Liu Yang locals who were linked to recent missionary incidents. The vice-principal was flogged and jailed. three others warned not to return. British marines ashore were stoned by mobs.
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China
Waichang
Liuyang
Medical discovery claims typhus link from insects
Dr Patroff reports a 15 year investigation locating typhus transmission from insects to humans. The claim, announced at Bachareg on November 21, suggests a breakthrough in understanding how the disease spreads between species and could influence future prevention strategies.
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Patroff
Narrikup Notes and Community Events Report
Saturday match reports show Narrikup fielding about half a team against Centrals at Plagtagemet Park. A charity tree seedling appeal runs through to the summer, with Christies tree seedling donations at the post office. Planting progresses despite showers, trucks, and swamps, while rain brings mixed relief to the town.
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Narrikup
Eam
Mount Ia
Elder's
Christies
Sabacr Joo
Ceation Yard
Prinatiag Ane Sen
Hean's Nervine Tonic Promotes Health Claim
An advertisement extols Hean's Nervine Tonic as nerve food and tonic for the weak and anaemic, claiming calcium carbonate and cascara extract restore vigor. It touts a cost and a legal note about a fine and cloth items, with garbled instructions and branding scattered throughout.
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Ka WA
Hean
Heeneo
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