Fraser Arrest and Disorder at Freemason Hotel
Gilbert Edmund Fraser 35 resisted search and police at Freemason's Hotel. He struggled, attempted to hang on to a verandah post, and a headlock was used to escort him to the station. In court the next day he denied resisting arrest and was fined £6 for disturbing the peace.
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Gilbert Edmund Fraser
R. Court
E Freemason
Fraste
Roy de Pedro
Fraser
Court
Bridgetown
E. T. Moyes
J. P
British Flood Relief Appeal Closes with £700 Raised
Bridgetown subscriptions exceed £700 as the British Flood Relief Appeal ends. Local Rowd Board collections total around £420 with contributions from the Red Cross and several other donors. Final tally expected near £720.
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Bridgetown
Ted Cross
Hospital Secretaries Demand Higher Pay in Bridgetown Delegates
Delegates at the Lower South West Hospitals Association meeting criticized hospital secretaries pay as paltry and urged higher wages for part time staff. They claimed some secretaries work near full time with limited boards funds, and the conference decided to seek funding changes.
Road crash near Bridgetown fatal to truck driver
Two trucks collided head on on the Winjnup Boyup Brook road 16 miles from Bridgetown. Farmer Henderson died from internal injuries after being rushed to Bridgetown hospital. Howe escaped unharmed and helped summon aid. Henderson survived by wife and five children.
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Stowe
Bridgetown
Henderson
Howe
Davis in Pemberton theft case over rabbit skins
Davis, living under the alias Robert Lorraine at Green's boarding house in Pemberton, admitted stealing 148 rabbit skins and a rug from Gens For nari, Edward Walker, and Rita Green. He claimed intoxication and a brief work history in Western Australia, with case heard before Messrs. Bartlett and Armstrong.
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Davis
Pemberton
Robert Lorraine
Ihe
Green
Footballers Injured in Field Collision at Show Grounds
Fleeton and Giblett of Rovers collided while chasing the ball and were carried from the field. Fleeton regained consciousness after 21 hours in hospital. Hammond of Greenbushes broke three ribs, dislocated a shoulder, and damaged an ankle ligament, with three weeks off work advised.
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Fleeton and
Giblett
Rovers
Fleeton
Steere
Balingup
Medico
Warriors Dance at Bridgetown Town Hall June 13
A community event titled Warriors Dance is set for Friday June 13 at Bridgetown Town Hall. The notice mentions a good supper and references the Por Hockey Club finances in association with the event.
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Warriors
Bridgetown Town Hall
Por Hockey Club
Bridgetown Road Licensing Seeks Early Renewal
Astern Lath dune reports that 47 vehicle and dog licenses will be invited for the year. The general public are urged to renew early to avoid rush. Licensing fees revert to pre war standards. E. C. Siggines, secretary.
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E. C. Siggines
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Smiley
Bridgetown Hall
James Mitchell
Fother Man
Ball
W.A
Messrs
A. E. Bartlett
H. E. Armstrong
Johnny Fleeton
Doug Giblett
Boyup Brook
Greenbushes
Eric Hammond
Rick
Bridgetown Hospital
Baby's Headed
James Harrower Smith
Jack Allen
Westlington Road
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