Albany Fire Brigade Drill and Band Practice Tonight
Albany volunteers hold their usual weekly drill this evening and the Fire Brigade Band conducts its normal practice. Citizens urged to purchase suit lengths of dark grey tweed, 10 yard lengths now available. Early applications advised amid steamship liner interruptions causing slips in Melbourne and delays in local alterations.
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Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade
Fire Brigade
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Tole
Lammeroo steamship serves Albany dairy region visit planned
The Lammeroo will sail from Bydmey on September 24 and Mulbourne on September 27 direct for Albany carrying general freight. The Albany dairy sector expects benefits from the Lammeroo visit as seeds for maize and fodder are anticipated.
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Adelaide S58. Co
Lammeroo
Bydmey
Mulbourne
Albany
Albany Woollen Mills Discussion With Mr Swaddun Planned
At the Albany Chamber of Commerce meeting President Mr Tipping said he would back woollen mills after talks with MLA Mr Seuddan. Mr Bewd dan noted the need for government representation to obtain authentic industry data. A telegram from Mr Swaddun proposed an Albany lantern lecture on woollen industry on Saturday October 2, and a town hall venue and lantern arrangement were confirmed for the same afternoon. The chamber’s woollen mills committee will meet at 6 o clock to receive full information and plans.
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Albany Chamber of Commerce
Tipping
Seuddan
Albany
Bewddan
Chu
Planne
Chamber of Commerce
Death of Mrs Edwards After long illness at Albany
The death occurred of Mrs J Edwards in her 70s after a long illness. She leaves four sons and three daughters including Mesahone and Mrs Marchant. The Edwards family once ran the London Hotel and Freemasons Hotel in Albany before retiring to Stenwberry Hill. Funeral was held with Archdeacon Lanch officiating and many mourners and sympathies.
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Pitedur
Edwards
Joantes Edwards
Ted
Mesahone
Charles Willin
Dean Edwards
Mra Deykin
Marchant
Mra Ivk
Tosa
Toe Hithsom
Ale
Gallipoli
Aleeplony
Mra Edwards
London
Coollandie
Albany
Freemasons
B. Deyvkin
Stenwberry Hill
Ea Winds’ Rase
Church of England
Mesem Co
W. Eiwarde
Devkin
H. Tek
Mesara J
Cowan
T. A. Burnett
J. Grilble
KR. T. Mair
Archdeacon Lanch
Temgementy
Surrowing
Engaged Fremantle hopes for new venture leader
Mr J Jamieson and Mr Wi Mar fer of the Guilford Football Club left by Tuesday’s train after a pleasant stay in Albany. An engagement is announced between Mabel Dorothy Parker and region residents. Mr H W Kerr, former manager of E Barnett and Co grocery, plans a tea and toffee business at Fremantle and appoints I K Corry as local agent for Kia Stores. Friends wish him luck in his new enterprise.
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J. Jamieson
Wi. Marfer
Guillford
Albany
Mabel Dorothy
Messrs. E, Barnett and Co
Haw
Che Fim
Freimantle
I. K. Corry
Kia Stores
Myan
Wedding Bells for Lang and Constable at St John’s Church
A wedding at St John’s Church united James Lang of Albany with Louise Constable of Porthroyd. Archdeacon Louch officiated as guests saw the bride in ivory fabric, bridesmaids in crepe de chine, and a reception at the groom’s home. The couple departed for Perth for their honeymoon amid generous gifts, including reports of a large sum paid for Worley Court.
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St. John's Church
James Lang
A. Lang
Albany
Mins Louise Constabe
James Constable
Porthroyd
Ming Mice Knight
Me Fisher
Tevin
Perth
Lang
Albany Football Association final match set for Saturday
After a successful season the Albany Football Association primtish final will be played at Paradi street ground on Saturday afternoon rain or shine. West and North clubs meet in a winner take all clash with West missing back man W Bailey and North missing Potter. First rates precede the senior fixture at 1 45 pm with Stirling and Johnston in charge and teams listed for seniors and first rates.
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Albany Football Association
Paradi Street
Albany
Weert
Anik
W. Bailey
North
Orly
Westites
Northa
Survega
Potter
Easts
Victoriaus
Norths
Wests
Stirling
Johnaten
Iffmnta
Albany Football Association Meeting Recaps Delegates and Plans
The Albany Football Association held a monthly delegates meeting at the fire station. Chairman Mr Mc Lean led as minutes were read and business discussed. North F.C. accepted a match challenge, Crews for sponsor pennant chosen, Simon Milne named spokesman, and Denmark trip set for September 25 with local senior club invited for town honors.
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Albany
Mr McLean
Menara F
Smith
G. Crey
North F.C
C. Milne
TL. Forte
Rasy F.C
A. B. Fruce
West F.C
Wea P.C
North
Messrs Crew
Tewan
Hove
Denmark
Milne
Soringer
Fastbaenior Club
Wear Club to Host Mount Barker Game this Saturday
Parade Street ground prepared with posts straightened and holes filled while the pitch is covered for Saturdays match. Wear Club will host Mount Barker on September 25 with a team to play Gains. Fire Brigade’s combination to meet October 9, proceeds aiding the brigade’s demonstration fund. H Davey named goal umpire. Hillard Milne and Stephens to act as boundary umpires.
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Parade Street
Wear
Mount Barker
Association
Fire Brigade
H. Davey
Mesera Hillard
Milne
Stephens
FIRST RATES v DENMARK FOOTBALL MATCH PLANS
Albany Football Association outlines a September 25 trip to Denmark for a town team voting to unite with a local combination for next season. Special train plans will move 18 players from both clubs, with 24 named for selection and seven from each club. Players must sign up by September 18.
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Albany Football Asociation
Arimogmente
Hamore
Jones
Hillary
Milne
Modgen
Stephens
Edwards
Johnson
Bhenfield
Mercer
Retell
Hutchins
Morris
Quartermaine
Hartman
J. Angove
Brown
Herbert
Jennings
Lancaster
Thekinson
Harrison
Tno
Railway Department
Cup final cup ties set for Saturday afternoon
British Association reports the second round Cup matches to be played Saturday afternoon at Porth-road ground United versus Rangers and at Nafter-road Wanderers against Albions Referees Mr McHae and Mr Chepping set the kickoff times 4 30 and 9 30 respectively Albions lead United by one point with Wanderers third The outcome hinges on the day’s results teams listed United Littleheapt Lawson Rushlgn Woollett Van Wyk Downett Byron G Brown Hub Waight G Reddin Rangers Murray Dixon Bell Alinna Kinleyaide Merrifield Prideaux Bracknell Price Penter Williamson May Fletcher Darragh Call Wanderers C Robins Weight J Penter Davideon Tickensony Herd Rickerby Hubbard Fell Garside Mills J Reddin Albions Meyers H Robins A Byemans Gibbons Purvis A Brown Johnson Marshall Jorma Dickinson Williams Jennings Muasaletti
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Uniteds
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Dixon
Bell
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Merrifield
Prideaux
Bracknell
Price
Penter
Williamson
May
Fletcher
Darragh
Call
Wanderere
C. Robina
Weight
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Davideon
Tickensony Herd
Rickerby
Hubbard
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Garside
Mills
J. Reddin
Meyers
H. Robins
A Byemans
Gibbons
Purvis
A. Brown
Johnson
Marshall
Jorma
Dickinson
Williams
Jennings
Muasaletti
Satuday Water Polo Referee Report Sparks Calls For Fair Play
The Centre notes poor field conditions on Saturday led to a water polo game with only one team fielding a full eleven. It urges referees be supported for reporting rule breaches including players leaving the field and abusing officials. The piece condemns weather harm to play and calls for consistent punishment to deter youths from rule violations.
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Waenders
Feld
Younges
Local School Team Trials Fill Upcoming Saturday Schedule
Competition advances to Saturday with A LE LC facing En Avant LH C at 2 pm on the infanta school ground. High School J vs Melville LLC follows. Teams to be chosen from a list of players including Mixes Austin Brearley Bruce Bromahall Hunrabon Pit Gilmour Tind Kohan Siges Nott Wil Hires Adams Schwmann Quartermaine Norton McIntosh McDonald Pric hard Humphries Reilly Brennan Tome Wella Rowe Anderson Mercer Monaghan Hey B Blackburne Brown Dawe Weaton Bedwell Gillam Farr Misses 0 Pem ber Dewir Brest Downes Potts Cromer Creen Log Hillard Denn and Tar weseunys emergencies Xt Pender Verran Nettle Mog.
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A.lelc
En Avant Lh.c
Infanta’ School
Melville LLC
ALHCZ
Mixes Austin
Brearley
Bruce
Bromahall
Hunrabon
Pit
Gilmour
Tind
Kohan Siges
Nott
Wil Hires
Avente
Adams
Schwmann
Quartermaine
Norton
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McDonald
Prichard
Humphries
Jackson
Reilly
Brennan
Tome
Wella
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Rowe
Anderson
Mercer
Monaghan
Hey
Blackburne
Brown
Dawe
Weaton
Bedwell
Gillam
Farr
Melville L.alc
Misses
Pember
Dewir
Brest
Downes
Potts
Cromer
Creen
Log
Hillard
Denn
Pender
Verran
Nettle
Mog
British Coal Miners Alter Demands in London
London reports show official figures for the Jung quarter mining proilia ban caused union unease and undermined claims of a £66,000,000 industry surplus. A fundamental shift in miners demands may follow the White Paper, with June quarter output around 59 million tons and exports near 9.5 million tons in a total cost of about £88 million.
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London
Jung
Pravis
Threatened Strike Debate Over Nationalisation and Miner Wages
A letter by Robert Smillie sharpens focus on a threatened strike arguing for mine nationalisation. He asserts miners seek wage routes to live decently, criticizing high pay claims as distractors from broader labor goals.
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Robert Smillie
The Irish Revolt and British Police Plans
London dispatch discusses ongoing Irish unrest and a government proposal to restore order by expanding police or auxiliary forces to support the existing police. The aim is to preserve order across the United Kingdom amid the revolt.
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London
Bopt
United Kingdom
Is the Government Mind on Belfast Irish Question
The Belfast Irish News questions government intent in dealing with Irish factions. It asserts the government aims to destroy the faction and suggests the beginning of the end has arrived for a large Catholic population in the region.
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Wall
Ossis
Belfast
Elaine
Wiweber
Meynell Resignation Accepted by Daily Herald Board
The Daily Herald in London accepted the resignation of director Francis Meynell after rejecting a 78 pound offer from the Third Internationale in Moscow. The board also confirmed Meynell’s withdrawal from the position.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Third Internationale
Moscow
Francis Meynell
Bolshevik Offensive Extends Across 240 Mile Front
A Moscow message reports a Bolshevik offensive spanning 240 miles from southwest of Urodno Lithuania to near Lembers Bolivia area with a winter campaign planned.
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Paris
Moscow
Regnion
Urodno
Lithuania
Lembers
Golivia
Bolkhevike Raid Seizes Towns Near Grodno
Rebels claim to have captured several towns in the Grodno region. The move signals advancing Bolkhevike forces tightening hold in western Belarus area.
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Grodno
Long Aviation Trip by Sydney Archbishop Ends in Record Flight
Mr Wright an engineer from Manchester and Dre Wright the Apostolic Archbishop of Sydney completed the longest commercial flight yet attempted. They flew from London to Bucharest in Romania and reached Vienna within 24 hours.
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Wright
Manchester
Dre Wright
Apaliens
Sydney
Bucharest
Romania
Vienna
Hughes Announces Millin to Represent Australia at Geneva Assembly
Melbourne reports Mr Hughes naming Senator Millin to travel to London on September 29 for the League of Nations Assembly at Geneva in November and to fulfill other duties while a Commission is appointed to London to promote emigration to Australia.
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Hughes
Millin
London
Australia
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Ametrilia
Budget speech highlights economy and growth plans
The Treasurer Mr Mitchell closed his Budget speech outlining government aims to cut costs while boosting private enterprise and living standards. He stressed transport and marketing improvements, factory development, soldier settlements, and South West drainage projects as core priorities with reduced war debts likely in coming years.
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Lake View and
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de- Weil
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Australian crime and fuel crisis loom from 10th century style text
A man named Geo. Edvird Cettius died after a rifle incident in Queensland. John R. McDonald received twelve months detention for embezzling £250 from Austeralide, per the court. The Mines Minister announced petrol supplies in Australia may run short due to insufficient reserves. A conference of industry bodies is urged to address the fuel issue.
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Geo. Edvird Cettius
Idebaker Corporation
Austral
John R. McDon
Witney Criming Court
Queensland Minister For Mines
Romanoa
Australia
Institute of Scenes Iil Industry
Global unrest and trade notes from wartime period
The report cites about 20 million pounds of wool stored in Texan warehouses amid price disputes. Mediation talks are expected on the Vohod Lithuanian dispute. Serbian columns head toward Elbosan Albaning, while Sopwith workers in England face layoffs. Japan seeks to improve ties with the U.S. as rumors of a Pempsey battle contest surface. Police in Tokyo curb public demonstrations tied to California questions. Warsaw notes Poland rejected Lithuania’s peace proposal, preferring separate settlements. In Glasgow 4000 drillers trained under ex-service instructors. Irish and Italian labor actions ripple globally. Iron ore fields near the Philippines are reported large. Antwerp wool trading remains brisk with price gains. Imports and flour export controls surface as food constraints bite, with Newcastle discussions on steamship links across Asia-Pacific regions.
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