Railway Advisory Board urged to assess Albany to Newdegate line
A Railway Advisory Board is asked to inspect the Albany to Newdegate route and propose a comprehensive state railway scheme. The Albany plan resists shifting port interests and favors an authentic technical study, with Esperance harbor plans and local deputations shaping the debate.
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Railway Advisory Board
Albany
Newdegate
Mbany
Thi Coursa
Alhwoy
Troy
Landsway
Esperance
Ongerup
Stirling Rangen
Bull River
Banal
Albany-Newilegate
Stileman
Fienvitle
New Harbor
Ilaim
Salt River
Great Southern League
Newden Gate
Onggrup
Worden
Ravensthorpe
Eajarmiece
Neelilup
Senitern
Lor
Local and General 24 Battery AGA and police court notices
A string of local notices recounts a wheel and traffic court appearance for dangerous driving, a motor hire rank violation, a charity bingo at Albany Town Hall, and various community events including a theatre repeat for visiting footballers. The Police Court convicted Eric Gwynne Evans for dangerous driving with fines and imprisonment in default. Arthur Gallop faced a Traffic Act breach with a modest penalty. The Albany Ambulance Brigade and St. John’s Ambulance remind members of upcoming events and fundraisers.
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Albany
St. John’s Ambulance Brigade
Lown Town Hall
Monlay
Tye
Eric Gwynne Evans
Inspector White
McGowan
A.B. Burt
EML
Spector White
Arthur (Allop
Businéesa
York Street
A. F. Burt
World Wheat Prices and Market Outlook in Western Australia Winnipeg and Buenos Aires
Wheat markets show mixed signals with Australian cargo values for September at 64/9 per quarter and afloat offers at 53 per quarter. Manitoba parcels for August-September price 82/6 per quarter and October-November at 64/7 per quarter. Winnipeg markets steady with slight gains. Buenos Aires October option at 12 pesos 32 cents per quintal. Weather described as too dry.
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Westralian Farmers, Ltd
Wheat Department
London
Western Australia
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
Denmark Notes on Farm Tour and Local Happenings
A report from Denmark covers a forthcoming farm tour led by Mr H Kingdom and a social evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Hobl Nockelda. The itinerary includes visits to Bayley Braw farm, Lantake orchard, Barley Bros., Millara mill site, Bomerael Hill, and Mount Shadforth road, with tickets priced at 10. The piece also notes building activity, a cheese factory closure, dairy herd exhibitions, and street light calls.
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Denmark A
FS Society
H Kingdom
Denmark
Messrs
Bayley Braw
Horne
Denmaark
Lantake
Scoltsdalé
Millara
Bomerael Hill
Deb's Hole
Mount Shadforth Road
Hobl
Nockelda
Sydney listeners flood HL with stunt broadcast ideas
Radio stunts draw wide reader input as HL plans weekly prizes for best suggestion. Manly proposes Noah family skit and rain drama, Drummoyne calls for mock wedding, poultry talk, and a tram broadcast between Bondi and Watsons Bay. Domain plans eyed for Sunday air but policy blocks earlier.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Manly
Uncle George
Noah
Bobhli
Uncle Bas
Bimbo
Daddy Long
Nowhy
Animal King
Drummoyne
Bondi
Bellevue Hil
Watson's Bay
Bellevue Brights
Martian
ZBL
Thease
Fiona
Whaling on Kew Coast Sees First Kill of Season
Report from Twoffid Bev notes the first whale of the season slain as whalers row toward the Antarctic by traditional harpoon method. The dangerous pursuit features skilled maneuvers to avoid capsizing while the distressed whale fights the boat. Onlookers watch from shore as crews press the hunt with tenacity and spectacle.
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Twoffid Bev
Antarctic
Growers Split Over Overseas Fruit Marketing Policy
A letter to the editor from A T Booth of the West Australian Fruitgrowers Association presents mixed opinions from growers in Victoria South Australia New South Wales Tasmania and Tasmania about a proposed overseas marketing act. Several officials advocate favored control while others warn of proprietary interests and limited support. The survey notes majority support and quotes 50 to 65 percent in favor against.
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Or. W. Bailey
Victoria
Ehisir
M. HL. Cave
New Seattle Wales
Tratan Fruit Counci
Trinity College Music Examinations Pass List
Albany Centre of the Trinity College of Music London results show numerous passes across divisions. Names include Agnes Keane Honor ia Johnson A Cochrane Jessie Berliner Alma Deere Olive Cummings with various piano violin theory and diploma levels noted for both preparatory and junior senior classes.
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Trinity College OF London
Albany
Trinity College of Music
London
Vaughan Thomas
Mise
Agnes Keane
C.P
Honoria Johnson
A. Cochrane
Denmark
Fiest
Pingo
John T. Nockolds
Nee Walters
Jessie Berliner
Alma Deere
Olive Cummings
O. W. Berliner
G.L
Mise Edna
Malville Camilage
Sylva Dustin
William Whyte
Fisno
Mary Gillam
Greta Vallows
Nellie Johnson
Barbara I. Quigley
Margaret Man
Sidney Harper
Bt. Joseph's Convent
Hazel Haifield
C.L
Hileen McCominh
Thesse Gleesent Bax
Seslie Kinane
Ivy Brown
B. Holpies
Mary Togno
N. Harrison
Marjorie Laydon
Re Laydon
Nancy Harrison
Voraky
Dora
Nockolds
Florrie Bhow
E. McComiah
L. Payton
Kerriq Rydings
Kathleen Clayton
Myra Ts Nellis Roberts
Dora Nockolds
Awards in Business College Examinations August
Pupils from Rt Jovenh s Convent scored at the National Business College August examinations. Achievements included Speed Shorthand at 100 wpm by Phyllis Kinnane and Thelma Seckolda, 90 wpm by Molly Vaughan and Beryl McWhinney, and other high marks for Typewriting and Bookkeeping across junior and intermediate levels.
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Rt. Jovenh
National Business College
Phyllis Kinnane
Thelma Seckolda
Molly Vaughan
Beryl McWhinney
Rosie Collins
Mary Baldwin
Noeed Typewriting
Philie Kinnane
Thelma Noakolda
Rosie Colins
Sunday School Examinations Listed for Western Australia
Report lists junior middle and senior division results with names and marks from the Methodial Church Sunday examinations. It also notes successful tests of a large all metal passenger airship with Rolls Royce engines, designed for trans Atlantic service from Germany to America via Scotland, Ireland and Greenland.
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Western Australia
Leslin Perkink
Thanore
Walter Norman
Marcus Bower
Wilfred Hayvot
Edwin Stanford
Milton de Vaux
Phyllis Merrifield
Gwen Bormeley
Joan Norman
Faith Collins
Marjorie Priat
Winnie Diekins
Hilda Rew
Phyllis Chopping
Geo. Lemin
Vera Harvey
Int
Francis Haywood
Ind
Marjorie Watsford
Harold Perkina
Jean Merrifield
Marjorie Barnsley
Ltvorrice
Germany
America
Scotland
Tealand
Greenland
Woodwood Handicap winner Woodekin leads Goodwood trials
Racing at Goodwood on Saturday yielded a strong card with Woodekin winning the Woodwood Handicap ahead of Qurreos and Lustre. Other results included the Hurdle Race won by Mountain Mawn, plus placings for Jolliatte in the Goodwood Plate and Hopkia in the Goodwood Purse First Division.
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Perth
Digodlwood
Woodekin
Qurreos
Lustre
Espe Lawk Rim
Paleton
Jolliatte
Hopkia
Woodskin
MALQOORLIE RACES AT KALGOORLIE DURING BACK TO GOLDFIELDS CARNIVAL
Large turnout at Kalgoorlie Racing Club as part of Back to the Goldfields carnival. Hanmans Hamilcap race drew strong betting with Frantie the favorite at 5 to 3. Longest odds offered against Frantie were £1000 to £400, but not accepted. Good Hope and London stood at 100 to 10 and 1000 to London. The favorite finished four lengths behind the winner Good Rape at 80 to 1 backing.
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Kalgoorlie Racing Club
Franjie
Frantie
Panters
Good Hope
London
VATS MEETING RESULTS AT MELBOURNE
Melbourne reports the VETC meeting on Saturday with results from principal events. Doona Thlal won the Seven furlong race with 7.0, Fortating second, betting 5 to 1. Membei Stakes saw Royal Charter prevail at 9 to 1, with Macedon at 7.0. Whittier Handicap winner Pronplator at 6.0, Mumbella second. Therif Handicap produced Affirm as winner at 1 to 1.
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V.et.c
Doona Thlal
Farragu
W.ta
Royal Charter
Pitcote
Macedon
Gothic and Limerick shine at Warwick Farm Spring meet
At Warwick Farm in Sydney on Saturday Gothic won the Campbelltown Handicap while Limerick dominated the Warwick Stakes over a mile. Betting notes listed Gothic at 4 to 1 and Limerick notably favored in the early markets alongside Valparnion Mirallo and Beetles in other principal events.
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Sydney
Warwick Farm
Gothic
Limerick
Calmest
Valparnion
Mirah
Fortunes in Rabbits and Large Shipments Reach Sydney
A Turondale rabbit trapper and large landholder sent a heavy consignment of a king to Sydney earning 6/4 per bh. Another trapper notes big money in fox hunting. They trapped 11 000 skins in three weeks and received £400. Nearly 2 004 900 rabbits or skins left Burney aboard the Orient liner, the largest shipment in years, with about 1 750 000 skins in the shipment and over 100 000 rabbits in refrigerated cargo. Larger kina shipments head to America as demand persists. The steamer Canadian Trader Sailed.
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Turondale
Sydney
Burney
Kydney
America
Tenterden Fatality Report After Horse Bolts Boy
In East Tenterden Mr Ciewre Parker reports his son Samuel Parker killed by a bolting horse on the homestead paddock. The horse struck in a sudden attack as the girl Toyens aided the animal and the boy was thrown. The coroner at Albany has been informed.
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Tenterden
Samuel Parker
Ciewre Parker
East Tenterden
Mulkerrin
Mount Barker
Wafyrinate
Cal Toyens
Bern
Albony
Three Attempts At Death In Fremantle Tragedy
In Fremantle on Saturday night three people attempted self harm in quick succession. Mrs. Alice Waller age 60 plus died at Fremantle Hospital after poisoning. Mrs Mary Gayton 27 and Mrs Gaston were treated. Gayton later died while Gaston’s injuries were not life threatening. Brenden Rutter, a returned soldier, slashed his throat with a razor and is hospitalized for shinjuration.
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Perth
Fremantle
Alice Waller
Mary Gayton
Fremantle Hospital
Tie
Gaston
Waller
Lea
Brenden Rutte
Rutter
Crown to appeal Goldfields murder case to High Court
The Crown plans an appeal to the High Court over the Goldfields murder case. Evan Clarke’s appeal for the reward is part of the ongoing matter. The High Court is expected to sit in Perth this week.
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CROWN
High Court
Perth
Evan Clarke
Goldfield
Lineman Electrocuted in Port Pirie Work Accident
A Port Pirie Corporation lineman touched a live wire on Friday and was killed. He leaves a wife and three children. The report came from Adelaide on Monday.
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Adelaide
Port Pirie
Port Pirie Corporation
Melbourne businessman Appleby robbed and injured
A Melbourne businessman named Appleby was robbed of £8 and left unconscious on a road late Friday night. He is in hospital with a fractured hip and other injuries. Detectives and a large police operation are securing the neighborhood in search of the assailants.
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Melbourne
Monnday
Appleby
Sifferuc
Strion
Joseph Cook Set to Return to Australian Politics
Canberra reports Sir Joseph Cook will re-enter Australian politics. Sources say he will contest a seat, following confirmation by M. L. Sheppard at Antralia House, London.
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Canberra
M. L. Sheppard
Tate
Antralia House
London
Joseph Cook
Man Shot at Work in Sydney Factory Tragedy
In Sydney on Monday a quarrel at Ceruti, Spitstead and Co's factory led to Carmelo Garnei being shot by Flix Aevailant on Saturday morning. Garnei died hours later in hospital. Aevailant was captured by police and charged with murder. The two men had long been at odds, and blows were exchanged the night before.
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Bydney
Workman
Ceruti
Spitstead
Samed Carmelo Garnei
Flix Aevailant
Queensland Rail Crisis Forces All Trains Off the Line
Queensland railways halt completely as cane cutters’ strike and feverish negotiations suspend service. Brisbane on Monday reports trains stopped with no clear resume date while motor transport becomes the interim delivery lifeline.
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Queensland
Briabane
Moniday
Poyms
Herama
Stations Locked as Peace Efforts Fail in South Job
At noon Saturday stationmasters and railway offices across Quem lend locked and stations deserted. The latest peace talks between unions and the Government broke without a settlement, signaling both sides firm and ready for a long fight.
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Tern
Ont
Quem Lend
Jobe Tar Mill
London Robbery Case Leads to Seizure and Trial
Fragmentary report notes a robbery and seizure of items from a bank or financial facility. The text mentions a forceful incident, an attempted escape, and a leader figure, with unclear names and locations due to damaged OCR. Further details are unreadable in the excerpt.
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London
Allen
Lata
Bournemouth
Rexister
Anid
Mone Atheis
Monoplane Missing After England Flight
Ottawa reports a monoplane flight begun by Captain Hamilton Lieuten ant-Colore) Minchin and Princess Lowenstein Wertheim departed England on August 31. The aircraft is long overdue and presumed abandoned for safety reasons amid the search for the monoplane Shrapnel.
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Ottawa
Hamilton
Minchin
Lowenstein Wertheim
England
Head Winds Force Airman to Land During World Flight
Corunna Shain reports Captain Courteney landed at 6:15 PM on Saturday due to head winds while attempting a world flight. He resumed his flight later after the adverse conditions subsided.
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Courteney
Ile
Engine Driver Killed In Train Smash
A Teu louse line train derailed into a siding causing a collision with a heifer. The locomotive overturned and the engine driver died at the scene.
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Phria
Teulouse
Religious clash in India leaves many dead and wounded
A religious war in Kaluyva on the north-west frontier erupts between Sunnis and Shinhs of the Orokzmi tribe. Inflammatory preaching by Orakeai sparked the fighting. Sunnis aided by Afritis attack Bhinds tribes, killing and wounding about a thousand and burning homes.
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Calcutia
India
Kaluyva
Kohat
Shiahs Seek Refuge Across British Territory Exodus
A large movement of Shias has fled the district and about 800 families have taken refuge in British territory, signaling a mass displacement amid regional turmoil.
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British Territory
Hindoo Moslem Clash Leaves Casualties In Riot
In a Hindoo festival clash between Hindoo and Moslem groups, 13 persons were killed and 1 wounded after Moslems objected to music before a mosque. Police opened fire to restore order amid the riot.
South Mount Barker Wins Mount Barker Premiership Final
South Mount Barker defeated Cranbrook by 25 points in the final of the Mount Barker Football Association met premiership, securing the major honor and earning a challenge from Cranbrook for the minor premiership. A carnival train will run from Katanning at 12 30 pm to Albany to support the event with expected strong local turnout.
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Cranbrook
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Remiecra
Mount Barker
Albany
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Katanning
Narrikup
Llo Paw
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Power Station Silencer Delays Unit Purchase At Canberra
Ratepayers heard about plans to add a new unit to the Canberra station. A loud exhaust issue prompted promises of immediate remedy once the silencer arrived. The engineer said repairs were delayed by the need to keep the engine in service and by waterlogged conditions at the installation site.
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Canberm
Commel
Bert
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