Albany Despatch reports on local court remand and town events
A man named Sparing faced a police court remand after a charge of grabbing a boy, with scarce details of the incident. The paper also details wool show construction by Mr Hawkins, a near completion, plus a blamed delay. social events fill the Albany calendar including dances, billiards, a skating carnival, a paper carnival ball, and fundraisers for the hospital X ray, with dates, venues, and admission prices noted.
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Sutunlay
Kataawna
Keble
Lad
D. Hawkins
Mumlay
Faikt Eg
Howkin
Dhulgoty
Adelade
Jkpe
Dewey
Albany
Pingrup
Lake Utace
Apur
Chamber of Commerce
Katoomba
Bmw
Pam
Melville Orchestra
Mise Kean
Don Dewar
Dane'ng
M.C
H. Aball
Albert Hall
Naval Drill
Aml
Empire Theatre
Government Hospital
Mavel
Durag
Christy
Returned Soldiers League Meets In Albany Sub-Branch
The fortnightly Albany sub-branch meeting of the Returned Soldiers Story and Nurses Imperial League was held at the Soldiers Institute. Chairman A. W. Senior led discussions on funeral expenses, a widow’s case, and endowment funds for deceased soldiers’ children. Delegates and agenda plans for a congress and motions on War Service Homes and permanent pensions were reviewed. A photo memorial gallery for fallen local lads was proposed, requesting copies from parents and relatives via the press or local offices.
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Albany
Returned Soldiers, Story and Nurses Imperal League
Boldiers
Imaitute
Chatman
A. W. Senior
Pres Om Rey
Edmunds
Mesers
Burrow
A. Craige
J. Whittingham
W. Hyde
E. Dorsett
J. Woullett
Morphatt
Han
Stat
Gratt'y
Tanie
Hotchin
Permatien
B.S.L. Trad‘or Company
Hev. Edwards
Belper Island
Offerig
Dorsett
Denmark
Perth
Sam- Mar
Kalgoorly
Peech Nts
Vsilore Altkee
Piiarente
Carters
York Street
W. H. Cooper
F. Mann
Albany Football Association Ordinary meeting summary
The Albany Football Association held an ordinary meeting at the fire station with President Mr HR Bo Merr-Weld chairing. Minutes note outward correspondence, ground arrangements for a postponed match on September 27, donor request of £1 10s, and financials showing a season profit and a £40 fund.
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Albany
Bo Merr- Weld
Wit Mdugee
Mesars A.hrowe
J. Maceo
C. Brew
J. Shenfield
E. Angove
Curn Val Muntierd
L. Gray
Hree Wieskate
Neko
Atau
Nurrogs Assocetion
Barker
Xecretary
Otw
Altima Eve Tans
Bayswater
Fremantle
Dinunnee
Tate
N Bank
Davings Bank
Wih
Menars Barnett and Co
al Tran
Tre Brigade
Halaoey
Barnett Oni Co
Broadcast Listeners Licences Proposed by Postmaster General
The Postmaster-General’s department reports many wireless receivers seek Broadcast Listeners’ licences to enable legal use of broadcasting. Efforts aim to develop broadcasting at low cost and extend benefits to the community. Unlicensed receivers affect licensed companies and lawful customers. officials urge compliance to ensure service remains available to the public.
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Postmaster-Generala
Ueera of Wireless
Oveit
Atrumenty
Pogseeton
Acoence
Broadcasting Company
Postal Department
Wirckas Broadcasting
The Dardanelles Campaign Through a Wavy Lens
A reflective account of the Gallipoli landing on April 25 1915 and the ensuing days. It cites Lord Wemyss Sir Hosslyn Kredanel and Rosalyn in London, detailing naval and army actions, plans, and the evolving command and transport issues during the early phase of the campaign.
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Alee
Veill
Leon
Gall Pol
Sever
Ani
Loul Vesper Wemyss
Hosslyn Kredane Wemyss
Gull
Rosalyn
Alesraum Tergiori
Mdm Galiv
London
Ian Howlick
Ed Bahr
Gallpoli Peninvwa
Aml
Siatta
Ploer
Wemyss
Kild Bahrwlan
Admiralty
Requiremiente
Ales
Shace
The Naval Debate on Dardanelles Campaign History
A fragmented OCR passage reflects on Allied naval actions at the Dardanelles, citing a work titled The Navy on the Dardanelles Campaign. It notes publication details Hodder and Stoughton, with references to general staff and wartime strategy discussions. The text mentions evacuation debates, Gallipoli, and reactions to the campaign’s outcome.
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Bartho
Ike
Bevan Sullions
Ariel
Constantinople
Jacorb
Redwood
Voss
Phowtag Dewi
Stein
Ceuta
Leo
Indy
Hodder Wid Stowghton
London
Sydney
Toad's Arcade
Visstreet
Albany
Western Australia Fruit Export Prospects and Trials
Mr H B Colebutch General for Western Australia addresses the fruit export challenges from the orchard to English markets. He describes three critical stages: packing from Esperance, proper cold storage and transit, and preventing spoilage in London. He notes poor export trials due to premature testing and heat during shipment, with mouldy oranges and poultry-foot contamination reducing value. A WA poultry? footgrowing industry may prosper with a unified effort to tackle all problems, including careful packing at Fremantle.
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H. PB. Colebutch
W.A
Australia
England
London
Western Australia
Tom Cully
Fremantle
Fremantl
Mine Disaster At Wyn Report Amid Entombment
A Wyn report states several workers are entombed at Kem worer Cone Company mine after no explosion. Eight miners have been recovered, and rescue efforts continue. Twelve men are missing, and the bodies of three others have been brought to the surface. The total number entombed remains unclear.
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Kemworer Cone Company
Notal Awaber
Tramway to test push on Motor Bus fleet in December
The Melbourne Tramway Board plans an offensive against the Motor Bus Company's posts in December. Officials intend to place a fleet of buses on the line, signaling decisive action to expand tram services over motor buses.
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Melbourne Tramway Board
Motor Bus Company
Buxsew
Sineata
Captive White Women Identified in Arnhem Land Case
Mrs Hh M Nehol of Tornaville Queensland believes two white women reported held captive by Arnhem Land blacks are her sister Mrs Alen May Weil and her daughter Miss Florence Willet. She cites familial links as basis for identification amid ongoing reports.
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Hh, M'Nehol
Tornav'lle
Queensland
Arnhem Land Blacks
Alen May W Weil
Florence
Willet
Engagement Announced Between Dorg Alva and Lew Norman
The engagement is announced between Helen Dorg Alva of Albany and Lew Norman of Boulder. Also noted is Ernest Uulpher of Western Australian Woollen Mills visiting London to attract share holders, and the death of Rev. J Haynes of Boulder after a short illness, leaving a widow and four children.
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Hlen Dorg Alva
T. Huxtable
Lowll-street
Albany
Lew Norman
Mirs
J. HL Stephens
Vivian- Itrea
Boulder
Ernest Uulpher
Woollen Mills, Ltd
London
Ind
J. Haynes
Reegret
John of God
Kalgoorlie
Morang Iast
Decéoned
Weirdon's Ladies Journal October number features patterns and Paris fashions
The October issue of Weirdon's Ladies Journal presents free pattern sheets for coat and dress designs, a Paris fashions supplement, and the society dreamer feature Lawns Foretells the Future. It includes lingerie patterns, knitting instructions, book reviews, and fashion plates. Patterns from Weldon's Sydney office are advertised, with distributions via Mr. Leeson Prince and sub-agents.
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Weirdon
Paris
Dreaawaker
Gratia Rmafer
Australia
Mra
Leewon Prince
Weldon
Dawson Chambers
Pitt-etrvet
Sydney
Anatonia
Leeson Priance
Pitt-sheet
Deel
Fartier
Erica Maswell
Henry St. John Cooper
Aleatmedoe Feehner
Uta Eternal
Somenves
Gordin
EB. PL Marshall
HL. Auutin
W. Reay Fox
Thorg Fu
Todd
Ar. Wide
League delegates seal protoceal terms for penalties
Geneva reports the British and French delegates at the League of Nations conference agree on the protoceal terms for penalties on covenant breaches. The document outlines military and economic sanctions and the council prepares a commission to study immediate blockade enforcement once an aggressor is named.
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Geneva
London
Council of the Lasque
Life in Death Conditions in Russian City
A Daily Chronicle correspondent reports famine like life in Russia with families sharing one flat, black bread and potatoes as staples, severe tuberculosis, and poor sanitation. Water pressure is low in Leningrad and sewage contaminates the river. malaria is widespread with four million cases last year.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Russia
Leningrad
Tophus Lea
Georgian Massacres At Batoum Prompt Allied Intervention Appeal
Reports from Moscow say Bolshevik forces have descended on Batoum burning homes and murdering the old, women, and children. Secret police units including Chinese aim to suppress the Georgian revolt with severe methods. The Georgian president appeals for British and French assistance to resist forced federation terms.
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Batoum
Canoesua
Bolshayiks
Georgie
Th Tnd
Chinese Civil War Clash Seen as Forces Move Toward Chin Chow
Mukden dispatch reports Marshal Chang Tso Lin declares intent to fight Marshal Teao Kun President of China. He plans to resume command of forces at Chin Chow after crossing the frontier toward Cheng Yung Fu, signaling an early clash of armies is anticipated.
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Mukden
Chang Too Lin
Teao- Kun
China
He Haa
Chinchow
General Wu-Pei-Fu to attend Pekin conference arrivals
General Wu-Pei-Fu arrived at Pekin to attend a military conference as his 3rd division of picked men is drafted for protection of Pubin.
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Shanghai
Wu-Pei-Fu
Pekin
Wembley Exhibition Extension of Time Dispute Deepens
London September 17 A high authority states the Wembley Exhibition extension to next year is under critical consideration with government division. The Secretary of State for the Colonies J A Thomas, returning from South Africa, favors extension while others show indecision.
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Wembley
London
of State
Colonies
J. A. Thomas
South Africa
Yorkshire chase 234 in next innings against Rest of England
Yorkshire are 234 in their second innings as Rest of England set a target in the match. Rest of England won by an innings and 144 runs. Douglas claimed four wickets for 41.
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Yorkshire
England
Douglas
Boundary dispute over boundary commission decision in Britain
The Vier Cabinet informed Mr Kanway Macdonald that it has decided to adhere to Hadovichon motion to oppose a representative on the foundary commission. An atmosphere of crisis is likely to meet the British Parliament when it meets on September 30.
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Vier
Hus
Kanway Macdonald
Britain
Preme Moonter
Hadevichon
Criss
Papuan mystery man found on Ely Beach with head wound
A man was found on Ely Beach at Papuan, suffering a revolver wound to the head. He was transported to Port Morestry hospital where doctors described his condition as serious. A professional associate has been questioned regarding the incident. Further investigation continues.
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Ely Beach
Papom
Port Morestry
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