Albany Budget Sparks Labor and Protectionist Clash
The central executive of the Labor Party denounces the federal budget as a cold attempt to balance excessive expenditure. The Melbourne Age attacks government extravagance while noting proposed excise hikes on heat, spirit, and tobacco. The piece discusses postal and telegraphic service increases and criticizes government controls on communications amid wartime austerity.
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Albany News Highlights Labor Debate and Local Affairs
The article discusses Australian Labor Party tensions with Mr Hughes and government, calls for reform, and notes local Albany events. It reports on the Federal Budget, post office politics, and price issues, plus community notices about a Rainbow Fair, the Mappies visiting concert, and support for Returned Soldiers' funds. It also covers Albany butter factory output, the Second Pooe Loan extension, and local social activities including dances and naval committee acknowledgments.
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Returned Soldiers’ Institute
Albany notices sketch local events and auctions
Local and General reports shuffled schedules for a Thursday cuehre tournament at the F O L ustiture and a Tuesday fire station meeting. It notes a postponement of rifle shooting due to the Australian football premiership final and lists a Denmark sale of 18 allotments with upset prices and a reserve. It mentions church union votes and a Fisheries Act infringement resulting in a £1 fine plus costs.
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Churchax
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Postal Department Increases Rates Across Newspapers Letters
The Federal Budget introduces a bill to raise postage and telegraphic rates. Newspapers will rise from 1d to 1 4d per 120 or 202 weight, and letters from 1 5d to 2 4d per 4 oz. Card rates and other postal items also increase, with new minimums and per word charges within and between states.
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Australia
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Interstate
Country Industries urged to expand Victoria's economic push
The Victorian Ministry plans amendments to encourage country industries and attract private funding while safeguarding government funds. The Premier noted a scheme to assist regional production, with taxpayers as partners, and emphasised safety and development of the state's resources. Weather outlook issued for Perth reports mostly fine conditions with a minor shower in the far southwest.
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Bullarat
Andoreimary Producta Act
Australian Labor Party condemns budget proposal burden on people
After a lengthy meeting in Melbourne the Central Executive of the Australian Labor Party approved a motion denouncing the Federal Budget proposals as a cold hearted plan to shift the burden of expenditure onto the people. The text reflects strong opposition to the budget.
Queensland Elections Nominations Narrow Field in Brisbane
The Brisbane race for the forthcoming election closes with one Country Party candidate unopposed. Latka nominates in another seat with three contests expected among Nationalist, Country Party and Labor nominees. A few Independents also enter the field.
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Death of John Don in West Australia Case Moves to Perth Court
Sydney reports James Maher engineer arrested on provisional war rant charging him with the murder of John Don in West Australia. He appeared at the Central Court as Detective Quinn testified about an event on September 2. The warrant was produced and Maher remanded to Perth.
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Miler
Perth
Helena Vale Races Perth September meeting results report
Weather fine and racing at Helena Vale on Saturday. Principal event won by Wonopin with several handicap and plate races spread across six furlong to one mile distances. Betting odds listed and dividends given for each event with multiple horses named and standings noted.
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Rosehill Races Principal Events Result Summary
Rosehill meeting Saturday offered notable racing with Camelia Stakes seven furlongs won by Korwaka at 20 to 1. Rosehill Giminas won one mile and a furlong ahead of Wirraway while Spring Atarks led weight for age one mile.
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Wall-street Disaster in New York War Bomb
In New York the Wall Street explosion at the Morgan front caused 36 deaths and about 300 injuries. Investigations indicate many may die. Property damage is conservatively estimated at 2,500,000 dollars.
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Aldermen Ban Reward for Arrest in The Affair
The New York Board of Aldermen approved a $10,000 reward for the arrest of those responsible for the affair. The action aims to prompt swift FBI and police cooperation and to assure public safety.
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Authorities Pin Explosion On Likely Nazi Or German Plot
Officials contend the blast resulted from a plotted act and point to possible German or nationalistic involvement. The assessment labels the event as a deliberate attack tied to extremist motives and assigns responsibility to two rival ideologies.
Wall Street Bomb Plot Ties to Anarchist Group
Federal authorities link an anarchist group to June 1900 bomb outrages and to the Wall Street blast. Keratite traces found in mailboxes near the scene tie suspects to threats against the French Commissioner’s New York staff and a broker warning of September 16 blows. Kilward Fischer, an ex-employee, was arrested in Hamilton Ontario after sending warnings and plotting further attacks.
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Troubles in Ireland spark Irish area fighting reports
In Dublin as British troops clear a southern slope Sinn Fein volunteers rode in the northern area prompting reports of clashes between Sinn Fein and police. An official dispatch notes ongoing tension and patrols across the city amid the unsettled security situation.
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Sporting rifles seized amid Tyrone overrun by Sing Feiners
In Tyrone hundreds of Sing Feiners overran Protestant areas, seizing sporting rifles and forging receipts for game in a move tied to the Troubles era tensions.
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Republican Army Handbook Trial at Newry Court Martial
A man was tried by court martial in Newry for possessing a copy of the Republican Army Handbook. The defendant faced a sentence of about ten months imprisonment.
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Newry
Great Northern Railway Closure Announced
The Great Northern Railway announced indefinite closure of Dundalk Enniskillen routes and subsidiary lines due to staff refusal to operate police and military trains, with curtailment planned for the Dublin Belfast service.
The Coal Crisis Rationing Plan Amid Miner Strike
Government to impose nationwide rationing in response to the miners strike. Scheduled scheme aims to curb coal distribution and preserve fuel supplies as the dispute enters its expected peak. Local authorities prepare for potential shortages and implement emergency ordering.
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London
Factory Employers Foresee Shut Down Amid Coal Strike
Midland firms have given notices to workers threatening factory closures if a coal miners strike occurs. The National Liberal Federation executive committee opposes political action within labor disputes, stressing the need to protect workers and preserve collective bargaining.
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