Albany Despatch Wattle Ball and Pigeon Club Plans
The Albany Despatch reports the annual wattle ball for Bt Joseph's Hall on September 23 with 2 shillings for gents and 1 shilling 6d for ladies. It notes T H L Willsop’s homing success with four birds travel time four hours from Bever Tay and six from Midland Junction arriving si and a half hours later, plus plans to form an Albany homing club. Waner’s Best Neuse committees announce a cafe chantant on September 23 at the Rest House with a two-session program and tickets at 1 shilling afternoon and 1 shilling 6d evening, including supper and concert. items like packets of rolywogs and artificial animals will be sold.
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Bt. Joseph's Hall
T. HL. .Willsop
South Albany
Bever Tay
Midland Junction
Albany
Waner
Ris Hoase
Auction sales and carnival notes from Albany district
Auction of town properties offered at St Werburghs Lane and York street with high bids. Hockey players excursion ends with praise for hosts after rain interrupting trip. Dance at drill hall entertains visiting players. Artillery Club and Hockey Association thanked for support. Annual charity draw details listed with prizes, tickets from local secretaries.
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AL Lamy
Wopin
Fries
Teschner
Théry
Wilimens
St Werburgh's Lane
York Street
Wheeldon
H. Steele
H. E. Lambert
Albany
Kalgan
Hopson
Crowyah
Great Southern
Holy
Brunawick Road
Tims War ‘Pont
Nestiit
Artillery Club
Ockey Association
Indies
Local Charity Pantomime Organizer Returns Home
After three months in Perth Mrs Porma von of Ema Point returns to Al any with plans for a family week in the Dest. The piece promotes HRENZ O throat soothing mixtures and announces broad reader letters praising its relief for colds bronchitis and influenza.
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Perth
Victoria Institute For
Pormavon
Ema Point
Alany
Roval Show Attracts Crowds And Plan For Luxurious Pavilions
The Roval show grounds see rising activity with booked pavilion and ground spaces. Exhibitors prepare stands and electric lighting schemes promise an attractive display. Sporting sections hold chariots and motor cycles while events like camel races and fireworks aim to boost gate receipts.
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Wld
St John's Ladies’ Guild Hosts Big Town Hall Ball for Charity
The St John’s Ladies’ Guild held a child centered ball at the Town Hall drawing a large crowd of children in fancy costumes. Mayoress Mrs C Wittencom, Dr M B Johnson and Mr E Glyde awarded prizes for best dressed sets and characters with a lengthy list of winners and special prizes. Supper followed in Lower Town Hall while Miss Rogers’ orchestra provided music into midnight, marking a successful social and financial event.
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St. John’s
Joan Everett
Beth Tomlinson
Elsa Glyde
Hazel Norman
Alison Rar
Ainslie Rae
Ellen Irk
Moonlight and Roses
Myrtle ,Wheat
Doreen Douglas
Doreen Wheat
Lily James
Yvonne Sharp
Winnie Vicary
Violet Hartley
Norman Cummings
Mary Walker
Phyllis Dowdell
May Stephens
Ruby Leng
Clara Maslin
Hileen Deting
Edith Halliday
Joan Glase
Eric Balt
Joan Balt
Phillis Morrifiedd
Daphne Woollett
Lady Teasle
Gwen Whimpey
Vernon Sain
Bea
R. Jarvis
Irene Foyle
S Ower
Lower Town Hall
Oasis
Central Bank Heads Meet in New York to Stabilize World Exchange
A high level gathering of central bank leaders in New York draws attention due to the surge of gold inflows to the United States and rising foreign loans. The article argues for a uniform reporting method to assess reserve health and currency stability across nations.
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New York
United States
Europe
America
Atlantic
Germany
France
Reichsbank
Mn Tencros
Bank of France
Oe Jena
Ars Eeveats
Eford
Local sports and town notices from Mount Barker
A large crowd watched Cranbrook and South Barker in a Mount Barker football clash at Plantagenet Park with South Barker winning 107 to 50. The evening featured a lecture by Father Edward Collins on Lour, and a Mount Barker Methodist Sunday Wheel prize presentation. A meeting planned October 4 aims to form a Progress Association to involve outer district residents Woorenellup Porongorups Forest Hill Narrikup and Kendanop and encourage broader local participation.
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Plantagenet Park
Cranbrook
Mount Barker Football Association
South Barker
Gam
South
Gams
Tall Timbers
Edward Collins
Lour‘les
Mount Barker
Parents and Teachers’ Association
Progress Association
Woorenellup
Porongorups
Forest Hill
Narrikop
Kendenop
Fremantle Remains In Front After Tight Semi Final
In Fremantle on Saturday afternoon Bonth and East Fremantle contested the first semi final for the premiership. A near perfect day drew a huge crowd as South Fremantle edged East Fremantle by eight points, final tally South Fremantle 11 13 72 to East Fremantle 11 5 71.
West Adelaide Triumphs Over Port Adelaide in SAFL Semi
In Adelaide on Saturday West Adelaide defeated Port Adelaide 16 goals 11 behinds 107 points to 8 goals 0 behinds 87 points in the South Australian Football League second semi final. West Adelaide advances to the final with the win aiming to claim the championship.
Richmond Defeats Carlton In Close VFL Semi Final
Richmond beat Carlton by one goal in a hard fought Victorian Football League semi final before a large crowd. Final score Richmond 12 goals 10 behinds (78 points) to Carlton 11 goals 10 behinds (76 points).
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Melbourne
Victorian Football League
Australia
Richmond
Carlton
Junior Interstate Soccer Matches Result In Big Wins
The Adelaide game saw Tasmania overpower Western Australia by five goals three, while New South Wales defeated Queensland by seven goals to nil. The interstate junior match showcased Tasmania and New South Wales taking strong early leads.
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Adelaide
Tasmania
New South Wales
Boul Australia
Beverley to Perth Road Race Winners and Times
The Beverley to Perth road race saw F Jones of York win in 16 min 2 sec. H Marshall of Fremantle and E T Jackson of Midland Junction followed. E Warburton of Albany placed fourth in 6 hr 16 min 15 sec, with Jones setting the fastest time and a race record at 5 hr 56 min.
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Perth
E. Warburton
Albany
F. Jones
York
Younh
H. Marshall
Fremantle
E. T. Jackson
Midland Junction
An Nin
A. Q. Prowse
Canning Bride
Jones
Warburton
Pee. Jones
Protest Lodged Over Course Cut By Winner
Marshall, the second man, filed a protest against the winner for cutting the course. League officials considered the protest and adjourned the inquiry until tomorrow.
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Marshall
League
Canning Park Race Club Holds Bright Meeting
The Canning Park Race Club held a fine day of racing on its course with a large crowd in attendance. The Maddington Handicap went to Pet man with Woodskin and Quereua in the places as detailed results show six furlongs to two miles courses with betting and dividends for each event.
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Perth
Canning Park Race Club
Petman
Woodskin
Quereua
Canning
Koommadin
Ae Marnoo
Agat
Piarmes
Solas Ae
Lady Sybarita
Ranith
Elaeeday Tm Tagoo
Tividend
Mentone Meeting Shakes Melbourne Racing. Walla Walla Wins
Melbourne racing fans watched the Mentone gathering where a few Cup horses appeared but were defeated. Walla Walla captured the Mentone Handicap while Leontes and Radioscope placed in other events. The Rosehill Cup meeting followed with Winalot and Pantheon among winners, amid stormy Saturday weather.
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Melbourne
Walla Walla
Leontes
Kendler
Greenborough
Wolla
Walla
Beltetar Boh
Textile
Sydney
Winalot
Sion
Pantheon
Bacchus
Nia
Pantheon. Hill
Tinerick
Agat Limerick
Rifle Shooting at Albury Club Johns Trophy Stage Two
In fine weather a large crowd at the Albury rifle range watched the second Johns trophy stage with 10 shots at 500 yards and 11 at 600 yards. F Jennings topped the day with 106 plus 11 handicap, sealing the trophy with an aggregate 208 over both shoots. Brace led off the gun, Oates Moyle and Verran also scored, with Saturday's shoot counting towards the captain's aggregate.
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F. Jennings
Bruce
Igorerate
Brace
Oates
Moyle
Verran
Ier
Hep
Tl. Blage
V. Jennings
McComish
I. Verran
Jackson
Moylan
VY. King
Jennings
A Oates
A. Foyle
I. Norman
G. Timowell
J. Bhenfield
I. Matson
AL Cooper
Lawson
J. Hamilton
Haynes
E. McComish
PF. Jackson
H. Verran
Crisis Origins In Queensland And Political Blindness
A fragmented early notice argues crises arise from small overlooked causes. It claims early detection prevents crises and warns of unseen defects in sight leading to larger trouble. Consults a specialist at 263 Murray Street for remedy and guidance.
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Pats
Murray Street
Stranded Koolinda Still Grounded at Sharks Bay
The motor ship Koolinda remains aground at Sharks Bay after 1900 bales of wool and about 200 tons of cargo were removed. Kybra’s efforts to pull the vessel off the bank failed amid a NW wind expected to raise water levels. Passengers reached Fremantle aboard the Centaur and said they felt no movement during grounding.
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Perth
Koolinda
Sharks Bay
Fremantle
Horse crash kills stable boy on Perth Guildford road
Ralph Eccles a 15 year old stable boy was thrown from a racehorse near Guildford Bridge on Saturday morning and died from injuries. Eyewitnesses said the horse ran out of control while being exercised and Eccles lay on the road with serious head injuries.
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Perth
Ralph Eccles
Perth-Guildford
Eccles
Guildford Bridge
Eecles
West Australian Linotype Strike Ends With Papers Out
The four day strike by West Australian linotype men ended on Friday and all newspapers appeared as normal on Saturday morning.
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Perth
Unwanted Passengers Detained After Trans Train Incident
Early Saturday two men attempted to board the Trans train near Kingoonya Adelaide. One rode on top of the dining car and the other rode under the carriage with a device rigged to ignite. They were discovered and put off at a siding on the Adelaide side. They were bound for West Australia.
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Adelaide
Kingoonya
West Aus
Frigco 3yoney Flight Opens Hawaiian Landing Ground
Mr. Keith Anderson completed inspection of Barking Sand runway at Lihue Kaul Hawaii for Captain Kingsford Smith. He declared the field suitable and said it will be used for the hop from Hawaii toward Australia.
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Lihue Kaul
Hawaii
Keith Anderson
Kingsford Smith
Australia
Albany Shipping Notices From Fremantle and Coastwise Bound Fleet
Freight and passenger movements detailed for Albany including Mollwraith freighter Koovong due Saturday, Euripides arriving after Cape call, Parrora bunkering coal from Mellwraith lighters, Arcone awaiting Fremantle departure, Katoomba interstate voyage to Albany, and White River liner Ceramic en route to Agtenn with passengers and mails. Dalgety and Co. agents.
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Fremantle
Bushbury
Mollwraith
Mefhadham and Co
Koovong
Albany
Adelaide
Euripides
London
Caps
Ortohey
Dalgety and Co
Parrora
Port Pirie
Mellwraith
McEachar
Arcone
Shoul
Melbourne
Sydney
McEacharn
Inrstate
Katoomba
Aed
Me'hournes
Adenid
Earen pAseenerre
Daleety
Wanton Driving Leads to Four Months in London Sessions
Alfred John Bes, 36, an engineer, was sentenced to four months in the second division after a second trial for grievous bodily harm to two women caused by wanton driving near Kennington on Derby Day. A concurrent one month for drunken driving was also imposed. Miss Agnes Hawkins suffered severe injuries with life‑long incapacity feared. Bex, visiting from Australia, allegedly drove on the wrong side, struck a blind man, mounted the pavement, hit a telegraph post, and felled the two women. proceedings showed the judge branded the act wicked and wanton.
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London
Alfred John Bes
Kennington
Agnes Hawkins
Bex
Australia
Robert Wallace
Irish Free State Elections Counting Underway in London
Report from London on September 14 notes counting in the Irish Free State elections continues with results by midnight Friday. Government and Labor figures are listed with divisions like Cork and Dublin County. Prime Minister Cosgrave led the Cork poll while Labor leader Tom Johnson lost in Dublin County.
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London
Partion
Farmera
Cosgrave
Cork
Tom Johnon
Dublin County
Paucity of Information Hits Neck and Neck Race
Dublin reports a sparse information flow as the Deil Birear election narrows to a neck and neck clash between major parties. Observers note the government may fail to secure a decisive majority and a stalemate remains a distinct possibility amid uncertain post dissolution scenarios.
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Dublin
Deil Birear
Dennis Rooke Abandons Australia Flight Project
Dennis Rooke of London who pursued an Australasian flight plan and was injured during a clash at sea has abandoned the project. He will travel to Australia by boat, leaving Madras for Colombo on September 25 before boarding for Australia.
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London
Dennis Rooks
Austr
Australis
Australia
Madras
Colombo
Flight crew's Atlantic dash ends in emergency landing
Across the Atlantic London reports Captain McIntosh and Col itemueurice who set out on a bold flight across the ocean. The pair diverted after a surprising turn and were compelled to land at Ballybunion near the mouth of the River Bhean, ending their voyage.
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London
McIntosh
Col 'Itemeurice
Atlantic
Ballybunonion
Gale Ties Up Princes Xenia Flight Over Atlantic
The Princes Xenia with McIntosh and Fitzmaurice aboard faced a gale at 60 mph. The Fiisters completed 300 miles before being forced to stop. McIntosh attempted to land on the Kerry coast but fog prevented the attempt.
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Xenia
McIntosh
Fitzmaurice
Fiisters
Atlantic
Kerry
Germany may claim mandates in future League role
The Daily Express Geneva correspondent asked if Germany would claim mandates for former colonies. Dr Stresemann replied that while Germany desires to, it will not seek claims now and suggests it will be a matter for League legislation in the future.
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London
Daily Express
Geneva
Germany
Stresemann
Fes
Cninty
League
Commonwealth Dominion line ships for Australian trade
The Commonwealth Dominion line offers two 11 360 ton motor ships built by Swan Hunter at Wallsend for use in the Australian meat and fruit trade with aeroplane engines mentioned in the shipment context.
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London
Commonwealth Dominion Line
Swan Hunter
Wallsend
Australian locomotive construction proposal to Australia
Mr Gilbert Lodge, a representative of Armstrong Whitworth Ltd, travels from London to Australia to gauge local sentiment on locomotive building. He also carries a concrete proposal for the construction of steam engines in the Commonwealth and will meet the government on arrival.
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London
Gilbert Lodge
Armstrong, Whiwart, Ltd
Australia
Alsn
Sterling in U.S.A. hits yearly high record
New York reports the pound sterling reaching 9 3 4 cents amid strong demand and a surge in spot sterling rates, marking a high for the year. The advance reflects brisk buying and market activity driven by U.S. exchange trading.
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New York
Davis Cup Leaves America for Paris After French Team Take
Davis Cup departs New York for Paris amid dispute as French team takes control. Escort details indicate a formal handover of the cup, marking a milestone in the international competition.
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New York
Hon
Amerika In Chatee
Hregadp
Fenniganlaeerg
Tagcee
Ppamap
Missing Journalist Believed Killed in Cheng Chow
A Cheng Chow resident reports Basil Riley the minting journalist left his residence to keep a VMLCA appointment but never reached the YMCA. Local Chinese residents in Phang Choe believe he was killed though the time and method remain unknown.
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Cheng Chow
Shanghai
Basil Riley
VMLCA
YMCA
Tie Homa
Phang Choe
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