Weight enters race for Albany North Ward seat
Local report notes H Weight gains support from North Ward ratepayers to run for the Albany North Ward seat. Percy Brinton announces a Senate campaign kickoff Friday night at Smith's corner with further public meetings planned Saturday and Sunday. A social and dance is scheduled for Saturday at the Masonic Hall under Albany British auspices.
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Albany district notes mix of exams elections and fairs
Reports from Albany and surrounding districts cover a November 17 final examination for Jail Technical School classes, a vacancy for windster in the Albany Municipal Council, wheat pool plans, weather outlook, bowling club opening, local performances, and community events including repatriation talks, fairs, and railway excursion plans.
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Albany Cricket Association Holds General Meeting and Ground Talks
W Monaghan chaired the Albany Cricket Association meeting with attendees including Norman Angove Brown Songater and others. The council replied on ground repairs and permission to use Parade Street grounds Saturdays 2 to 6 30 pm from November to March with 15 percent gate share and council prior claim if needed. Monaghan and the secretary were told to arrange sand removal from the pitch.
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Wanderers
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Ulster Road
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Toohey
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A. Johnson
Downes
Mevere
Brown Christian
Davey
Wilson
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Electoral enrolment warnings echo through regions
The article explains commonwealth electoral enrolment rules and rolls closing at 6 pm on writ issuance day. It warns electors to verify their names, obtain claim forms from post offices, and reminds reformed soldiers their status. It also covers cricket club meetings, team affiliations, opening dates, and equipment pooling details.
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Mo Pereon
Commonwealth Electoral
Railway Strike Paralyses Great Western Traffic At Kalgoorlie
In Kalgoorlie the Great Western railway traffic remains halted as engineers and other workers strike in protest of an arbitration award. The stoppage followed a meeting where drivers and firemen pledged to cooperate to pressure the government on wage terms, with passengers seeking sustenance from Melbourne Cup services and protests centered on pay increases and shifts in daily rates.
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Kalgoorlie Miners Back Returned Soldiers in Standby Pledge
The Kalgoorlie branch of the Australian Workers' Union resolves to support returned soldiers against any upcoming industrial action. The union notes a anticipated November 6 protest and pledges unity with veterans during potential disputes.
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Kalgoorlie Labor Candidate Selected for House Seat
Kalgoorlie Labor has chosen Mr Hegh Mahon former Minister for Home Affairs and Federal MP for Coalgardie and Kalgoorli to contest Kalgoorlie against sitting member Mr KBEL Reitmann.
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House of Representatives
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Victorian Government Rift Over Federal Powers Referendum
A rift grows between the Victoria State Ministerial party and the Prime Minister over Mr Hughes's refusal to commit on transferring commerce and industry powers to the Commonwealth. The disagreement threatens to drive the State Minister to openly oppose Hughes's constitutional amendments ahead of the referendum.
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Hughes
Commonwealth
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Hughes Indiscreet Silence Draws Criticism in Melbourne
The adjourned Ministerial party meeting in Melbourne sharply criticized Prime Minister W. M. Hughes for his silence on the commercial aspects of proposed amendments to the Companation. It was decided that Premier Lawton should write to Hughes to give him another chance to provide the information the party seeks.
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Joby ‘Bull
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Babia Castillo Inquiry Yields Witnesses Onboard
Royal Commission heard from many armed guards aboard the Babia Castillo about behavior and food rations. Frederick Archer stated a life threatening ride on a typical transport but claimed meals aboard the Babia Castillo were adequate. The commission adjourned to November 10 as remaining witnesses returned to Melbourne.
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Baunders
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Serious Position in South Australia
In Adelaide on Thursday concerns rose over stock conditions in South Australia. Readers report anxiety among consumers as the situation affects prices and availability. Officials have yet to provide clear details on remediation or timelines.
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Adelaide
Successful Bolshevik Attacks Evacuate Tsarskoe Selo
A Russian army communique reports Bolshevik forces from Moscow launched counter-attacks south of Petrograd. Judonitch evacuated Tsarskoe Selo and Pavlovak on Saturday as the Bolsheviks advanced and forced retreat. The offensive continued.
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Pavlovak
Further Retreat Inevitable Reported in London
Daily Express correspondent at White Russian Army headquarters states fur ther retreat by Judenites seems inevitable amid ongoing unrest.
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British Fleet Hinges on Operations at Kronstadt and Krasnova Gorka
London reports that Petro grid cannot be captured unless the British forces seize Kronstadt and Krasnova Gorka. The strategic objective hinges on these two targets, with coordination expected among naval and ground units.
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Krasnova Gorka
Bolshevik Reinforcements Reported in Copenhagen Message
A Copenhagen dispatch says Bolshevik forces from Central Russia are massing to support Petrograd, signaling preparations for a potential recapitalization.
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Copenhagen
Petrograd
Rapid Russian retreat slows Bolshevik flank at Petrograd road
London dispatch dated October 27 reports that White Russian forces advanced too quickly, allowing Bolshevik gunners in the trenches near Tulkarn to blunt their flanking move toward the road to Petrograd, weakening the White position.
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Destitution Deepens in Petrograd as Winter Hits
Report from London dated 26 Ort notes increasing destitution in Petrograd with winter beginning. The hardship is described as severe this year due to overall community turmoil and ongoing troubles.
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London
Petrograd
JUDENITCH OFFENSIVE BACKDROPS IN DAMAGED REPORT
Report from Copenhagen notes no fall in Fudeniteh offensive yet fighting remains around Tsarskoe Selo. Judeniteh is hindered by transport shortages while Bolsheviks reinforce Archangel and claim to push Judeniteh forces back four miles from a common point.
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Great Southern Show Draws Crowds at Katanning Fair
Katanning hosted the Great Southern Pastoral and Agriculture Society show with record visitors despite miserable weather. Exhibits in wool, sheep, fodder crops, and dairying impressed judges while musical riders and a Perth-bound procession added pageantry. The mystery sheep disease prompted urgent calls to the Premier for expert advice as fat sheep were affected.
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