Shipping Trouble Prompts Wharf Labor Meeting Today
A special afternoon meeting of wharf laborers may announce a plan to halt work in line with other regions. Senator De Perngie is expected to report on actions in the Ekatern States while union members weigh loyalty against the existing agreement and ongoing industrial unrest.
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Ekatern
Lield
Frank Rowe
Lumpers’ Union
Hughes
MALA
Rowe
Rimuore
Pyemantle
Wny
Decline in NSW WA Government Correspondence Mentioned
Proceedings noted the withdrawal of a vehicle taken by Mr Humphries and the telegraph that proved unimportant. Mr Muni refused to produce the NSW WA correspondence file on a cart life contract but offered to show individual letters. evidence was not sensational.
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Muni
Perth Post Office Tender Plans For New Building
The Minister for Hate Affairs issues tender invitations for a General Post Office in Perth. Proposals cover street adjustments from Murrey Street to M4 and new buildings set back from the current street alignment.
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Perth
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Deported Laborites Appeal to British Court in London
Reporters questioned deported South Africans abroad as May Poutaa denied any plot to overthrow the government. Ministers were blamed for rash talk while Mr Bain and Mr Waterston urged clarity on legal action over deportation.
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Avlion
Walsh Disestablishment Amendment Vote Result Report
Nationalists aligned with the Government as the Wellh Disestablishment Bill faced a 279 to 217 defeat. The division reflects party lines in a split over the amendment.
Gorky SellsWorks Copyright for 20000 Pounds
Maxime Gorky, the Russian novelist, has sold the copyright in all his works for £20,000. Born in Berlin, Mikael Maxiboyi Pierhkoy, at 16, he held various jobs before becoming a novelist. His notable titles include Chelkasi, Song of the Falcon, The Oriel Couple and Malva, and Comrades (1907).
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Che Hunp
Berlin
Mikael Maxiboyi Pierhkoy
Maxime Gorky
Buker
Chelkasi
Oriel
Malva
Koma Gordyeff
Makar Chandra
Troye
Army Libel Trial In London Hearing Evidence
In London Col Sir Edward Ward testifies in a libel case brought by Major Adams. Ward says he circulated Army Council edicts to newspapers as required. Sir John French also testifies denying Adams misrepresented a cavalry leader's actions.
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Edence
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Edward Anid
Army Council
Ohn Field Marsal
John French
Imperial General Staff
Adame Oe
Berlin Reichstag Approves Subsidy for Olympic Team
The Reichstag votes a large majority to fund the first installment for training a German team to compete in the next Olympic Games. The measure had been rejected earlier by the Budget Committee.
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Reichstag
UN Hirge
Germany
Marconi Shares Judgment Errors Admitted
Lord Murray of Elibank former Liberal Chief Whip told the House of Lords he erred in judging Marconi shares. He said all his transactions in Mitt Coniscrip had been disclosed and admitted errors in purchases for himself and the party. Lord Ampthill urged a Select Committee to probe the American Marconi dealings during his tenure as Chief Liberal Whip.
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Elibank
Liberal Party
House of Lords
Marconi
Lord Ampthill
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Indian Under-Secretary Roberts Named Successor to Montagu
Indian Under-Secretary Mr Charles Henry Roberts MP Liberal has been appointed Under-Secretary of State for India succeeding B S Montagu who becomes Financial Secretary to the Treasury. Roberts is MP for Lincoln since 1906, 19 years old, son of the late Vicar of Tidebrooks Sussex, and husband of Lady Maule Howard, daughter of the Earl of Carlisle.
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M.P
India
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Treasury
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City of
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Tidebrooks
Sussex
A Maule Howard
Carlisle
Riot at Cour Vallès Ball In Belgium Wounds 20
A riot erupted at a Ball hosted by Balloon Class in Cour Vallès Belgium last night over prize disputes. Twenty people were injured with one in critical condition as fights escalated using makeshift weapons including revolvers.
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Belgium
Muranirud Ditloreneu
Seine
Avarlas
Fanning the Flames Over State Mill Contract Turmoil
Federal labor representatives flood the South West amid disputes over the state mill contract. They aim to sway opinion against Sir John Forrest and gain prominence for the main figures ahead of the forthcoming dissolution. Senators Iyneh Deion and Hussacott are among those redirected.
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John Forrest
Wiko
Iyneh, Deion
Hussacott
Yule
Overtime Delay At Adelaide Wharf Sparks Loss Of Timber
An incident under the no overtime rule halted loading on the Echungs at the wharf. Beams and nine piles waited in a truck as the fatal hour struck, leaving behind six medium timbers and nine piles. The steamer sailed away, delaying work on the 8 pier extension and risking overall time and cost for workers.
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Adelaide
Amazing Surgical Operation Experience Of Hardy Australian
J Andenwn 25 born in New Castle NSW was injured in a Kalgoorlie blasting accident. A rock fragment entered the left eye orbit and tore brain coverings, yet he survived and went to London’s St Bartholomew’s Hospital for a landmark removal. He later returned to Perth after recovery.
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Newcastle
New South Wales
Kalgoorlie
Anderson
Loduon
St. Bartholommew's Hospital
London
Frenanrie
Tms. Oaterley
Tees
England
Perth
Auetralia
Fragmentary 19th Century Textile Mentions Found
A garbled OCR fragment references various linen types and people, with distorted terms suggesting textile trades and possible names. The legible parts indicate different linen varieties and some individuals connected to the trade, though many words are unclear.
Abolition of Freight Rebates Sparks WA Railway Debate
A Perth deputation and Minister for Railways discuss ending rebates on rail freight for breeding stock. Critics argue rebates protect farmers and consumers. supporters seek fair pricing. Ministers note uncertainty over future policy and revenue implications.
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P. Collier
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Padbury
Western Australia
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Caute
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Gorrie
Gouch
Eustern
Giles
South Australia
Holmes
Corumis Wloner
Romuli
Mbollah Nm
Demtatio
Gareneta
Miniater
Faron
Wales
New Liner The Connoorswvalthail Dominion Naor
Belfast tests reveal drunkake, as the liner Connoorswvalthail Dominion crosses harbor amid confusion. Local officials report unclear voyage status and seek clarification from the ship’s owners.
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London
Belfast
Change in Wheat Belt Politics Sparks Doyle Seat Debate
A fragmented report notes Mr. Badwall presenting himself in the wheat belt as the dissolution looms. Britzelawn is identified as a populous center with redrawn support factors shaping the Nelson seat contest.
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Eirele Tay
Badwall
Nelwon
Engagement announced for Margery Siggs and Edwin Edmondson
An engagement is announced for Miss Margery Siggs of Bunbury State School and Mr Edwin Edmondson of Boulder Manual Training Centre with the couple to wed at a later date at Critle ton with notice given on the fourth Wednesday.
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Margery Siggs
Bunbury
Edwin Edmondson
Boulder
Insurance Act Debate in House at Bethnal Green
Mr Bonar Lew criticizes the Insurance Act in a House debate addressed to Mr Wilson, the Bethnal Green byelection candidate. He argues Unionists should seek a non political and impartial committee to review the Act’s principles and the feasibility of a voluntary arrangement.
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House of Law
Wilson
Bethnal Green
Law
Dardanup Races Yesterdays Meeting Results
The visual meeting of the Race Club was held yesterday with attendance. Wou wasily and Jargonelle shown as winners in the early events with betting close to five to one. Koombune and Spartulus figured in subsequent races with prices around six to four and ten to one respectively. The card included Menton, Cardbax, Calpurnia and others with mixed outcomes and notable mentions of jockey Crooked Brook Mandigay. Bold finishers and high betting activity marked the day.
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