Civilsation and policy in Australia on European affairs
The Albany despatch argues that Britain's postwar diplomacy and an improving British French friendship will draw Australia into continental matters. It praises European progress, warns against ignorance of civilization, and urges public education to align with humane values over wealth or arrogance. The piece stresses Britain’s role in shaping global influence and the need for Australia to understand foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie
Downing Street
Whitehall
Cbeck
Britain
France
Sean
Commonwealth
Australia
Europe
Russia
Hussia
Aberwiter
Local and Gueeral announces candidates for upcoming municipal election
Local notices reveal J P Scanlon plans to contest the Virami seat vacated by Dr Miles who may not seek re election. W Johns to contest vacancy in East Ward after Dr Miles retirement. A town meeting at Fire Station Wednesday night to elect officers for St John Ambulance Brigade and discuss matters. Dairyman Baker suffered an accident Saturday afternoon with injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Scanlon
Virami
Miles
Scanlon
St. John’s Ambulance Brigade
W. Johns
Milea
John Haw
Baker
Town meeting to launch Albany Woollen mill drive
Albany residents prepare to back a major share offer for a local Woollen mill at a Town Hall meeting on Thursday. About 10 000 shares already applied for as plans to dredge the harbor and improve jetty access move forward, with details to be given at 8 pm. The Minister for Works has approved harbor works and jetty dredging to depth 34 feet, conditions pending weather and further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoker
Mr. Gill
Pwreo
Gece
Albany
Churney
Thoreday
Ward
Seaddan
Scaddun
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Carlin
Memorial Billiard Club Round One Results and Upcoming Matches
The first Memorial Billiard Club round yielded A O Niel defeating BE Peck. Upcoming matches include W Haywood vs A Richey and AB Clarke vs winner of Smith Warburton. Public meetings in Albany address Woollen Mills drive and New Settlers League foundation. Cricket fixtures and Show Success details from Mt Barker and Great Southern line coverage conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Billiard Club
Warnament
A. O'Niel
the. BE. Peck
W. Haywood
A. Richey
AB. Clarke
Smith-Warburton
Fv.sounness
F. McNamsara
T. Kearesley
Hambley
A. K. Bennett
V. E. Martindall
KE. Warburton
V. T. Skinner
J. Collard
V. J. Worm
W. Kien
V. B. Hickling
HL Stewart
New Settlers’ League
New Settlers League
Roads Board
Kendenup
Blackwood Hondo
Centrala
Blackwood Road
Carbarup
Centrale
Plantagenet Park
W. S. Ferry
Great Southern Line
Mt. Barkerites
Horne
Indy
Pioneering and Immigration In Western Australia
The piece discusses historic and modern migration, comparing early settlement in Australia with other regions, and questions Albany's immigration policy. It argues for promoting industrial immigration, leveraging land options, and developing Albany’s resources and infrastructure to attract settlers and tradesmen, amid debates on infrastructure, mining prospects, and regional growth.
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Indies
Scothand
Valew
Ireland
England
Pansen
Wales
Euaterm
Almeri
Australia
Amenca
Californa
Alaska
Prairies
Gulf of Mexico
Albany
South Africa
Bayly
Arites
Terence
West Australia
Oolen Milla
Northam
Coolgardie
Dole
Esperance
Britain
Europe
América
Pioneers and Immigration Drive Australian Progress
A reflection urges balancing immigration with opening land and fostering industry. It praises sturdy Southern farms, notes scant immigration to unlock resources, and calls for supportive policies to attract workers while turning pioneers into nation builders for Australasia.
Albany Tourist Association Plans Gala Day and Posters
The Albany Tourist Association held its third committee meeting at Town Hall with Dr. Downes presiding. Delegates from Friendly Societies Council discussed a monster Gala Day on February 12 and a holiday request for February 13. Subcommittees proposed printed pamphlets, posters, large banners, and two sheet posters for distribution and display. The next meeting is set for November 1922. Motorists were reminded of Monobloc Willard batteries at Willard Service Works, and a Mt. Barker features night with Vitagraph film Where Men are Men and Pathe reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downes
Friendly Societies Council
Messrs. Manoa
Murphy
P.S.C
F.S.C
Norman
Day
Chamber of Commerce
Box
Albany
Denmark
Kondenup
Barker
Furililler
Government Tourist Bureau
Helatiya
Woburian Bill Posting Company
Willard Servee
York Street
Mt. Barker
Vitagraph
Pathe Review and Gazette
Larry Lemon
Lemon
North Ward Football Club wind up social a near sellout
Crowded Musuuu Hall hosted the North Ward Football Club wind up social, with red and white colors on display and a programme of dances. Mr. Wheeler received the Association medals for most consistent and most unselfish player, while Mr. Ray Nott earned the best placed man award. Guests praised the club, the ladies refreshments, and the musical program as the event ran late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musuuu
North Ward
Harding
Davey
Thomas
Lewis
Mbnic
Meg
Mane
Low Pollak
Np M.A
al. Herne
W. Monaghan
Wedaly
Wheeler
Association
Apcochition
Monaghans
Cal
Albany
Monaghan
E. W. Harding
F. Jacko
Ray Nott
Mr. Nott
North
Torwards
Mins Bhreeves
Mavers
Cowan
McCormonk
D. Dewar
Mears
McCormack
T. Sharpe
Miss Norton
Mr. Monaghan
Mesars
F. Jacka
Secretory
G. Davey
V. Lewis
B. Harris
East Perth Labor MLA J Simons Resigns Seat
Me J Simons, Labor member for East Perth in the Legislative Assembly, resigns his seat amid expulsion from the party. The move follows internal disagreements and a reshuffle within party ranks as Perth reports the latest parliamentary developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Me. J. Simons
Legislative Assembly
East Perth
Open letter targets Labor leader over newspaper strike stance
Mr Collier writes to Mr PL Cullier amid controversy in the Metroquilitan Council of the Australian Labor Council. The letter accuses the red element of weakness and attacks Taabor leaders regarding the newspaper strike and the Call newspaper stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL Cullier
Thie
Willow Laat
Metroquilitan
Council of the
Australian Labor
Slinous
Taabor
Call
Governor and Party Politics Address Refutes Trespass Claim
Sir Robert McMillan, Lieutenant-Governor, at the Relusent shaw, declares he did not trespass onto the realine of party politics. He warns against attempts to undermine the Vice-Hegality in West Australia amid sharp political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Robert McMillan
West Austrealia
Prime Minister Hughes Faces Hostile Reception in Melbourne
Melbourne Monday report says Prime Minister W M Hughes met strong interruptions as he began a speech at Horatomum Saturday. Demonstrators shouted and halted his address, and he refused to continue. He is expected to travel to Adelaide to campaign in the South Australian Federal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
W. M. Hughes
Hughes
Adelaide
Ceisus
Federal Elections Draw Nigh Amid Departmental Activity
A cautious forecast signals a strong voter turnout at the federal elections due to heightened departmental activity and sustained government efforts influencing public engagement and political dynamics.
Sydney Boat Tragedy Claims Four During Picnic
Four persons drown when a sailing boat capsized during a Sydney picnic on Monday. The party, two young women and two men, were aboard when the vessel overturned near the harbor. Rescue efforts followed but all four perished in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Serious Assaults Prevalent in Sydney
Severe assaults dominated Sydney on Saturday with at least three reported cases to police. Two victims were attacked by a man wielding an iron bar in separate city areas. A woman said two assailants drenched her and one bit her head with a bottle before kicking her as she lay on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sho
Robinson Crusoe at Albany Theatre closes season with encore
Lambert Hospital mime company wraps a three week tour with a repeat performance of Robinson Crusoe at the Empire Theatre Albany. Miss Winifred La France shines as principal boy in a warmly received show with strong dancing by Albany girls. Cast includes Tom Stewart Harley Edwards Hal Herne and Caprice Dulio. Lambert plans Mother Goose at an early date.
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Movave. Lambert Hospitalomime
Alany
Eurpire
Robinson Crusoe
Albany
Thy Paniawime
Wood
Ac Hiteh
Winifred la France
Mme la Mrance
Tom Stewie
Calia Kennedy
Rinni
Pegay Lawson
Lambert
Enthusiasm Follows Lloyd George Tour Across England
Remarkable scenes of enthusiasm greet Mr Lloyd George as he tours England. It is confidently expected his resignation will ultimately strengthen his party as the people of the United Kingdom again long to see him resume the reign of Government.
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Landau
Het
Lloyd George
England
United Kingdom
Foreign exchange markets stir as currencies under pressure
The text notes difficulties in foreign exchange markets with the German mark and Italian lira causing consternation in the foreign section of the Stock Exchange. It mentions the wool market, noting cautious approaches and merino prices commanding extraordinary levels.
Political Crisis in Italy Eases as Martial Law Ends
The Home October crisis in Italy sees a turn for the better as martial law is revoked amid growing signs of improvement in the political situation. Authorities report improved stability and a return to normal governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oct
Crista
Dinky
Albany St John Ambulance team at Perth improvised stretcher challenge
St John Ambulance local divisions from Albany, Narrogin, Katanning and Perth joined a wagon train to Perth for a bush improvisation contest. Eleven teams competed for the champion shield, with Northam taking first and Perth second, followed by Narrogin and Geraldton. Albany juniors faced delays and a disadvantage on the final ground, yet earned recognition for improvisation and teamwork amid a social event hosted by the Railway Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Perth
St. John's Ambulance
Messrs
Buodilio
Iolding
Garrigan
Every
Pritchard
Murphy Tiehurst
Aml Barrow
Kotannins
Narrogin Leat
Arriviig
Perth Central
Perth Railway Institute
Belmont
Une
Huished
Albany Denm
Northam
Narrogin
Geraldton
Teama
Commissioner of Railways
Heung
Wea
Leederville
Nubluen Oval
Subiaco
Guiding
Golding
Gurriwa
Juskler
Atvaug
Weal
Phe
Kalanning
Pope
Hailway Institute
Wentionen
Hideko
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Eucla
Willwail
Hopeton
W. R. Nott
York Hotel Sudgeres
Ft Furniture Bowont
Gash Haing
York Street Auction Mart
Ely
Biro
Hotchin
Vora Sloe
Wham
HUH
Post Pall
Pow
Lay
McDougall Flan
Chibirvats Clothing
Mel
Chabuen
Miss Turner
Bear Fire Tation
York Strowt
AY Mt, Barker
Averptvd
C. Ud
Chatsh
Draw, Robinson & Co
Burling Terrace
Albany Town Hall
Psd
Aitizene
Streal
Take
H. B. Miles
Kenelary Pro
Ten
Liz
East War
East
Ware
J P
Boamlan
Tation Marter
Municipality OF Albany
Jayeal
Arnal Electric
Interveta
Wev
John
Duke of Past
Royal Hye
Vt Hany
Lasly
Minder
Mere Dewar
Stirling Torree
National Library of Australia
Mit
Aminy Eto
Albany Tourist Association
West Albany
Bowling Cclub
Mintor
Lopuh
Coogee
Me. Simons
M.L
Labor Party
BIS
Mr. Collier
Sir Robert McMillan
Finance and Commerce
Italy
St. John’s Ambulance
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