Albany Despatch On Local Notices And Pantomime Plans
Readable items describe renewal deadlines for licenses, local telegraph rates, a ball at St Muse’s Hall for a costume contest, and a police overseen dance at the convention. Also noted are school and drill updates, Nesbitt’s success, the Bow Main rainbow fair opening, rumors of gold finds near Albany, new mining rights, a December pantomime at Empire Theatre featuring Dame and Mother Goose, and a charity benefit at the Empire Theatre with performances by Miss La Frante and others.
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Molders
Albany
Musir
Dalgety and Company, Limited
Melbourne
St Muse's Hall
Ibleck McArthur
McArthur
Waxon
West Boulder
Goldfields Centre
Har- Vin
Kalgan
Pam
Eich
Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade
Osh
London College of Muale
Turold Nesbitt
Nesbitt
T. OL Nesbitt
OQ. W. Herliner
Wid
Methetat
W. H. Angove
Wednesdday
Albert Hall
Huckie
Kendenup
Lambert Brow
Empire ‘Theatre
Misa la Prainee
Tom Stewart
Harley Edwards
Dame
Lou Chandos
Gilbert and Sullivan
Misa Nellis Lewison
Prince of Wales
Australia
Peggy Lawson
Pony Ballet
Empire Theatre
Clark
Winifred la Frante
Alse
Cinderella
Harding
Municipal Elections Elect Two Councillors in Watanee
Voters went to the Jower Town Hall for the Most and North Ward council contests. GH Green won North Ward with a 52 vote majority, and W Dobow. J.P. Beanlon topped East Ward with a 12 vote majority, both securing three year terms.
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Ich Watanee
Jower Town Hall
Green
Ingham
Mr. Green
W. Dobow
J.P. Beanlon
Woollen Mill Flotation Draws Strong Interest in Mt Barker
Mr J B Prowse promotes the Woollen Mill flotation with the Mt Barker district committee aiding transport and outreach. G O’Halloran reports satisfactory Great Southern results and plans visits to Cranbrook Frankland River Tenterden Tamminup while municipal and rail bodies back the project. Public notices detail defence badge issuance and Bendigo steamship calls at Albany for Durham Capetown and London service bookings.
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J. B. Prowse
M.E.R
Mostings
Prowse
Mt. Barker
L. B. Hotchin
O Halloran
Strangementy
G. O'Halloran
Great Southern
Cranbrook
Frankland River
Tenterden
Tambeallup
Muncpalities
Stete
E. Balston
Kronkup
H. 5
Perth
Wea Australian
Albany Vigilance Committee Minutes Mention Road, Baths, and Dock Talks
The Albany Vigilance Committee met to confirm previous minutes and approve correspondence. They planned to contact the Roads Board on Perth road improvements, discuss graving docks for Albany, and pursue a southern inter-district conference after the Federal election. The chairman sought access to the municipal baths agreement, and a note discussed burning a pestilent parcel in Victoria Park as a rats control measure.
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E. Sewell
P Rejtest Mads
Perth
Albany Pond
Roads Board
Albany
Belor
Navigation Board
Victoria Park
Oddfellows Celebrate 33rd Anniversary at Albert Hall
The Pioneer West Lodge No. 110 held its 33rd anniversary at Albert Hall Duke Street with members of the Sister Rebekah Lodge and Western Australia Grand Lodge officers present. A programme followed lodge business, including summaries of the order’s activities, a presentation of a collar to Bamburg, and tributes to Albany Lodge secretary and other members. The Ophans Home at Cottesloe was reviewed and thanks given to contributors.
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Pioneer West Lodge
Albert Hall
Duke-street
P.d
A. P. Word
Slster Rebekah Lodge
Grand Lodge of Western Australia
Wor
Bro
Knapp
Gal
Bruce
Bamberg
Albany
P.G
Bro. T. Header
W. J. Riley
Rebekah Lodge
Bamford
Lo.o.f
Cottesloe
Australia
B. W. Symers
L Carton
Hender
Reason
Moss and Carpenter
Recognition of Services At Mathedral Church
A large section of the Mathedral Church congregation gathered at the Albert Hall on Tuesday to honor Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas on their holiday. Mr. Thomas spent about 40 years in church office and both were long linked to parish work. The evening featured magic, songs, and readings by Mine Vile Moon, Mins Thomas, Mr. Payne, Mr. Dunstan, and the choir, with Rev. Maley presenting a silver teapot and water jug and two books to Mr. Jadfris Thomas for his decades of service and faithful attendance. Mr. Mawson and others praised the couple’s contribution as refreshments followed.
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Albert Hall
W. Thomas
Thomas
Mins Thomas
Payne
Dunstan
Ahoir
Wyoming
Maley
Jad Fris. Thomas
F. W. Borham
W. Mawson
Mr. Thoman
Mr. Maley
Mr. Mowson
Mt Barker Notes From Albany Hospital and Local Sports
Mt Barker notes report the death of J. Carr of Mt Barker at Albany Hospital after two decades on the Mt Barker railway. The article also covers the Memorial Club Billiard tournament results, rifle shooting plans for the J. E. Warburton trophy, a cricket match at Plantagenet Park, and the Albany Race Club announcing New Year events including the Mt Barker Cup and a New Year race concert.
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Albany
J. Carr
Mt. Barker
J Wide
EH. Martindale
Alk. Bennett
Ft Smith
J. E. Warburton
Then. Smith
A. B. Clarke
Ham- Mey
T. Kearsley
Rifle Clu
Neven Shore
Carbyrop
Hackwood Head
Jost.dé Plantagenet
Curbarup
Blackwood Rord
J. Martin
J. Smith
Inge
K. Sonnnose
Carbarap
E. Thomas
Max Wright
Ted Thomas
Fred Williams
F. Soumness
Williams
Steady Crcket
Thomas
Clif Soumness
Gerald Wal
Blackwood Road
L. Riches
Scasens
A Martin
Thomas L. Kiebes
Mo Out
LA. Martin
F. Williams
B. E. Williams
Sounness
Walliaturn
J. Inge
Wub
Wy Thomas
T. Sounness
AL HL Carter
Bh Wright
C. Sounness
Wallace
Wallian
IR. Clothier
Wright
Es Ee Pe
F. Soufness
T. Sounnese
Clube
PW Lpts
Race Club
Albany Race Club
Harry Scurry
W. J. Hockley
Barker
Ram Speeia
Nationalist Wedd and Pearce address Albany meeting
Federal Elections The minister for Home Affairs Seustor Pearce and Nationalist candidate Peter Wedd spoke at Albany Town Hall. Wedd argued for Nationalist policies, criticized Mr Prowse and the Country Party, and defended sugar and wheat measures while noting shipbuilding and primary producer support.
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Home Affairs
Seustor Pearce
Peter Wedd
House of Representatives
Albany
Wedd
EB. MeeKenzie
Prowse
Commonwealth of Australia
Country Party
Prows
Simon Thone
Hughes
Lebor Party
Forrest
Wuld
Australia
Commonwealth
WA. Timbur
Forreat
Wny
Mun Ward
Oregon
Great North-West
Ocean
Nauru
Pearce
Politea
Mr. Prowse
Barker
Clemenceau Addresses America Keeps Speech in New York
Ex French premier Georges Clemenceau spoke in English in New York urging U S Britain to honor peace terms and guarantees. He argued Germany seeks another war and questioned why the United States and Britain did not fully enforce the postwar settlement. The speech drew strong public reaction.
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New York
Nev
Clemenceau
Framce
America
Wayne
Fronce
M. Clhumenceau
United States
M. Clemenceau
Britain
Touny
Germany
Berlin
Federal action targets Klan offices under federal warrants
New York reports the United States government plans a crackdown on Klan members holding federal offices and halting internal Klan activities. The center of the movement is Georgia and recent disclosures are described as serious and alarming.
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New York
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Prison hunger strike and sister in mutinous stance
London news reports Mary McSwiney finishing seventeen days of fasting at Mountjoy prison. Her sister Annie lies on a mutinousout and has refused food for four days, growing visibly weaker.
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London
Mary McSwiney Baw Bow
Mowntjoy
Annie
Proclamation Sets Dardanelles Under Angora Authority
Constantinople November 22 Komalist proclamation declares the Dardanelles now subject to the Angora Government. Lausanne Conference writings begin and reports say the three allies are in complete accord though committee sessions remain closed to the public. The move may pressure Allied powers at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Wedd Pushes Nationals as State Unity Debate Roars
In Albany the speaker argues Commonwealth prosperity rests on savings deposits and backs Mr. Wedd and the Nationals for forthcoming elections. He defends Hughes Government and rejects smaller states, noting Western Australia should be subdivided to better serve a vast, sparsely populated area.
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Commonwealth
Thoes
Wedd
Hughes
Australia
W.A
Broome
Charles H. Milne
Howley Street
Albany
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