Political rally in Benalla features King OMalley and Labor clash
The Benalla meeting heard King OMalley praised by Shire President Cunninghan as a sign of Labor strength. Mr M Kiszock and Mr Fisher attacked Fusion and Liberal critics, defending tariff policy and Commonwealth Bank plans while warning voters about referenda and press bias. Attendees discussed defence spending, wages, and white Australia ideals amid turnout and interruptions.
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Joe Heekine
M'Kissock
Shire
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Tod Bitidi
King O'Malley
Mr. O'Malley
M'Kiswouk
Adatralia
Labo
Choe
Weakaratta
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Bovalla
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Age
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Hin
Benalla
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Plac
Osallef
Exadirate
Labor Party
Me. Cook
Fisher
Australia
Bose
St Buck
Uleworkers
Northern Territory
Mayifeld
William Lyne
Tabor Arty
Plotas
Mears
Cook
Levine Hind
Christiaus
Benilla
Christian Party
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Sisbo
Argus
Che
Shennan
Jenny
Tam
Speakwe
Parker Moloney
Meteapolitan
Beville
Felbourne
Iran Crawford
Hisuyell
Dy Mtolousy
Indi
Melbourne
Mooney
Ela
Liao
Bomalla Ob
Tim Ducton
Alba
Joseph Cook
Mr. Cook
O'Malley
New York
Mr. Fisher
Hinds
Mr. M'Kissock
Gladstone
Prihrag
Ener
Joe” Cook
John Bull
Ayydha
America
San Francisco
Australis
Clydexdale Works
N.S.W
Matthews
Commonwealth Bank
Jordan and
O'Shea
Referenda debate and union clashes in Ballarat rally
A Ballarat meeting featured Mrs. Berry of the A.W.N.L. arguing for anti referenda measures while Labor figures attacked corruption and budget waste. A heated exchange with Mr. Kettle and others followed as attendees debated newspaper levies and union constitutions amid calls for austerity and accountability.
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Wonthaggi
Bere
Northern Territory
Fisher
Tudor
Ballarat Hospital
Mr. O'Malley
Wallib
Castlemsrtie
Spiaker
Hohnan
Ministros
Destin
Andraw Fuhar
Hughes
Tfu
Kusell Ia
Teville
Toying
Theie Maniber
Labor
Sammon
People of
Australia
Borty
Levy
Bin
Kettle
Berry
A.w.nl
Workers’ Union
Mr. Berry
Mr. Kettle
Brey
Burry
A.W.U
P.L.C. I
Betry
Lcal
Enine
Kottle
Caypauus
Brmnchos
A.W
Barry
Mir
Art Union Draws Near as Exhibition Opens in April
A local charity event promotes an Eight Hours Day exhibition at Exhibition Buildings Molbasenie with artwork valued from £10 to £100. First prize is an oil painting worth £000, others priced up to £90. Tickets priced at various rates available from agents. draw occurs May 18, 1918, in Presence of officials and ticket holders. notices publish in Mel-Howens Daily.
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Molbasenie
Att Ie
Peter
Art Union
Perss Anl
Ehcloway Jostal
Pal Gorden
Coluuttey
Tradsshall
Caelton
Victaria
Tonal
Fclack
HM. King
V. Say
Tiulveta
Stolz Furniture at Benalla Promises Vast Stock and Low Prices
A Benalla furniture dealer Mr Chris Stolz touts the Benalla shop as among the largest outside Melbourne, with a vast display of sideboards dining suites bedding carpets crockery and glassware. He also shows vans for transport and agency rights for Allan's pianos organs and cooking stoves with a Yarrawoy branch offering full modern stock.
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Nuanaleet
Benalla
Shire Hall
Melbourne
Chris Stolz
Albury
Sul
Stolz
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