Terrace on Friday lights up Vogue in Hats display
Fashion feature Drew Robinson and Co revealed the Vogue in Hats window styling as a distinctive Terrace highlight on Friday night. Albany Cricket Association plans a Wednesday London Hotel meeting to set season start, while West Australia celebrates responsible government with picnics and a Fremantle footballers excursion.
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Fremantle Defeats Albany in Travelled Football Challenge
Fremantle Football Club visitors beat Albany by 15 points at Parade-street recreation ground in sunny weather. Fremantle led early and maintained pressure despite Albany's comeback, final score Fremantle 10 goals 17 behinds 77 to Albany 8 goals 14 behinds 63 with goals by McLinden Gallagher and others.
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Wedding Bells at Methuchint Church
A pretty wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at Methuchint Church officiated by Rev. S. B. Fellow. Mire Elsie Mond Davey, daughter of Mrs. E. J. Davey of Clifton Howse, wed Alex Sin hall, son of Mr. J. Snowball of Hay Siding. The bride wore ivory crepe-de-chene with embroidered tulle, and a wreath of orange blossoms. Reception followed at Cuften House with toasts, gifts, and a brief honeymoon planned before settling at Hay Siding.
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Fremantle Visitors Honor Albany Football Club Social
Albany hosts Fremantle visitors at the Masonic Hall with a social and dance. The Fremantle team met Albany players, received a memento photo, and praised Albany hospitality. Dancing continued until midnight followed by a marine harbor excursion and a reform match. The visitors depart on tomorrow’s train.
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de Mame
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Labor Dispute Over Shed Hands Halts Shearing
In Western Australia near Kelliherrin Merredin a small shearing plant faces a non union labor clash. Farmers pay shed hands as farm laborers. union shearers boycott the plant. AWAC and AFL officials meet with farmers to seek a solution and will raise the issue with the railway minister and Farmers and Settlers Association.
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Darwin Difficulty and Deportation Schedule
Melbourne dispatch reports no change in Darwin positions over the weekend. Minister for Home Affairs Mr Flynn notes three deported officials Carey Evans and Bevan would travel to Melbourne by steamer Bomb then onward to Fremantle, with arrival expected in about ten days.
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Rapid Russian Front Neared Halt Forces Regroup
In London dispatch notes that the rapid Russian advance by General Judenitch and General Denikine forced both sides to regroup their armies and refit. Judensteh works to reopen the railway from Damburg to Gatsehing to move supplies for an advance on Petrograd.
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Counter Attacks Reported Against Commanders in War Dispatch
London October 26. The Reds have launched counter attacks against both commanders during the halt. Indications favor the Soviet side with severe losses and little to show for their efforts against Generals faced in the field.
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Bolsheviks' Efforts to Take Cheerzigov Fail
London reports on October 24 that Bolsheviks failed to rebuke Cheerzigovy. The brief item notes the unsuccessful attempt without further details.
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Baltic position unchanged as Letts refuse suspend hostilities
London dispatch reports the Baltic position is unchanged. The Letts refused Colonel Bermondt's appeal to suspend hostilities. General Eberhardt, succeeding Marshal von der Golten, works with Colonel Nernandt, intensifying the campaign beyond von der Golten's efforts.
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Eberhuriy
von der Coke
Supplies and Troops Reported Moving in Baltic Theaters
Report from London dated October 26 says supplies reach Cowr land and troops move into Kast Prose. German forces in the Baltic states are linked with Col. Bonwondl, and the German government appears unable or unwilling to exercise control over its actions.
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Success Against Denikine Recapture of Orel
Bolsheviks gain ground in Russia with recapture of Orel from General Doikine forces. Operations against General Momontell’s troops yield few tangible results amid ongoing fighting and strategic shifts.
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Get
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Genril Momontell
Reeulte
Wests Premiers Crowned In Narrow Premiership Win
West defeated East by a small margin to clinch the premiership with Norths as runners up. Final score West 18 to East 7. Norths face three postponed games, needing unlikely help to overtake. Navy cadets beat military 20 point margin with Mr Brice officiating.
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Albany Cricket Association Forms Four Teams for Season
At its annual meeting the Albany Cricket Association appointed a sub committee to form three new teams alongside the Woollies. The committee named players to form four squads and plans to start matches on the first Saturday in November, with teams to meet to appoint officers and set playing times.
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Prime Minister Hughes Returns to Melbourne
Prime Minister W. M. Hughes arrived in Melbourne after visits to New South Wales and Queensland. He will meet the Cabinet tomorrow and deliver his policy speech at Bendigo tomorrow evening.
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Election Forecast Hints Labor Gains and Nationalist Hopes
In informed circles labor is expected to gain seats in upcoming federal elections while the Country or Farmers' Party may see seven representatives added. Analysts think Labor could win seven or eight additional seats, potentially securing a narrow majority with the Country Party supporting them.
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Mount Barker Notes Passages On Two Local Deaths
Two residents, Mrs Jane Howard and Mr Hy Pickett, died after short illnesses in Mount Barker. Funeral services for Pickett and Howard were held on Thursday and Friday, with Rev. A J Harper officiating. The community, nurses, and volunteers aiding the afflicted.
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Northcote Handicap Triumph at W.A.T.C Anniversary Meeting
Hardy Norseman won the Northcote Handicap at the W.A.T.C anniversary meeting held Saturday in good weather. Races supported by a strong programme showed competitive fields and solid betting with several notable placings across hurdles and sprints. Melbourne's Moonee Valley Cup also featured Teleclex as favorite winner in a fine days racing.
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