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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary wartime notice notes buying selling and repairs of household goods. Ad includes names and an Adelaide address and a memorial poem dated September 30 1918 with lines about missing a mother and enduring grief from a family inscription.
The Albany Despatch discusses Australian views on the Federal Arbitration Court and the Prime Minister. It notes tensions from past clashes between Hughen and Higgins, and fears of movements to abolish or weaken the court. It contrasts supporters like Theodore and Ricardo, debating uniformity of rules versus market-based approaches amid rising wages and industrial centralization.
The Empire Theatre lists a Thursday September 29 program featuring Austrade and Sylvia Bromer, a Saturday October 1 showing of A Story at Love and Youth, and a redaction of film titles including The Passion Flower. The page also mentions a September/October lineup with James Hen and Norma Talmadge in varied productions.
Local and general items from Albany include a Saturday meeting of the Returned Soldiers League branch at Soltess Test site with 100 attendance expected. A fortnightly ANAL meeting on Mosley night discussed office security and inviting gyratons. attendance fell short and a forfeit was decided due to more than five plover present. Mrs McArthur of Perth road Albany died after a short illness at 57. funeral at Baptist cemetery, service by Rev Evans, undertakers E C Prior. Albany Bowling Club reminds members of the annual event.
A local notice reports a night event at B itelack with a list of performers and attendees including city officials. The piece mentions Mr A. EK Burl and WM. at the bankruptcy registrary court during the morning session examining Fiewrse Powell and related receivership proceedings with A. Fisher and C.F. Sewell appearing for the creditor side. The session adjourned before a full outcome was reached.
A distorted report discusses shipping and livestock movement in South Australia. It cites MLA Mr A Thomson, mentions the Fors of Allminy, and references a letter to Senator Pearce about port handling and the potential impact of navigational changes on state development. Witnesses include Collies and Cockram of Pule Held, with notes on cattle and sheep stock movement and proposed export trade considerations.
Fragmentary report describes a proposed venture linked to Premotive ventures and a Mount Gambier discovery. Mentions an oil bearing region, an underground plant, and transport to Portland then by rail to Mount Gambier with dolomite aiding potential mineral yield.
The thin set of matches in the Initiation Shield connection and the ard set in the Robinson Challenge Cup rents will be played Saturday afternoon with only two teams from ALAA and High School clubs traveling to Mount Harker. En Avant and Melvilles begin their matches at YAS tel with Mr West umpiring. Phe rain leaves Allimny at 3.90 for Mr Worker.
The event centered on a school room and hall decoration with a dance program led by Misses and Messrs. A varied programme included banter, a charity drive, and a central mission report. Attendees from the community, including Mrs. Harwell and Mr. Barker, shared refreshments and participated in prize contests and a dance competition won by a local pair. The gathering concluded with thanks to organizers and notes on future fundraising plans.
In Melbourne the Prime Minister received a cordial reception on arrival. A group of about fifty unemployed ex soldiers attempted to disrupt the proceedings at Spencer Street station, but the crowd remained orderly and cheered the welcome.
Lord Northeliffe departed Melbourne by the Sydney express after a day of talks with Prime Minister Hughes. The retreat from public comment followed the interview, with no clear retirement announcement or further statements expected.
In Sydney on Thursday a unemployed demonstration near Parliament House turned chaotic as two wooden platforms were overturned and seized by police. About 10 men and a handful of women led by Mrs Pankhurst Walgh gathered, with leaders pledged not to hold a meeting in Marquarie Street. Police warned of consequences if they moved to Hyde Park for a proposed meeting.
The Denmark branch reports a typical monthly meeting with ordinary business transacted at the Agricultural Hall on Monday evening. An accident near the Sulky left Mrs Mulhay with facial scratches but appears to be recovering. A photo competition is announced with a 1/1 £ prize for six images of the district judged at the Teaint Ocean show. The hockey league roundched in mud produced a draw with both sides scoring once as Green leads with 8 points and Blue 4. Denmark Soccer beat Albany Det Eleven by one goal on September 24 with Mr F Bayley in charge. A dance followed at the hall and the font unveiling in St Leonards Church honors fallen soldiers. the ceremony featured Mrs Maran, Mr Morgen, and others, with the font a stone work memorial. A Military Cadets social and Cinderella Orchestra dance are planned for the town, promising a good evening.
London reports suggest Britain will recognise no claim to Ireland that would endanger the empire. The note signals willingness to meet with Sinn Fein to discuss the future in a manner that keeps Ireland within imperial governance.]]
A blaze in Paris gut a large store on Boulevard Worth, destroying a modern multi story building. The fire reported eight storeys high and equipped with twenty six lifts. Damage estimated in the millions of francs. Fire crews battled the flames through the night.
Washington reports the Democratic rising support for the peace treaty faces reservations from ex President W and others. The commission’s offers and potential concessions shape the final wording and the United States role in the peace process.
Allat Amal reports September 28 that two ministry eliminations have reached Nilawhor, the rebels' headquarters. A hotly contested battle is expected as Mopla forces reinforce the area.
A San Pedro message reports a submarine sunk during an aerial or naval mishap near San Pedro California and Vancouver on September 28. Two crewmen are reported drowned and the overall range or extent of the disaster remains unknown.
London reports South Africa's loan has been oversubscribed as of September 28, signaling strong demand. The issue closes with hefty investor interest and a robust subscription, reflecting confidence in the South African government's borrowing program.
Financial strain in England fuels renewed attention to Albany woollen mills with Mr Hird pushing the plan. Reports from Western Australia indicate a favorable view and active steps toward flotation, including a Prospectus and appeal for £50,000 from Perth brokers and committees.
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