Plague cave reported at Ger Sidtor and other regional notes
A cave of plague reported at Ger Sidtor prompts Dr. Cumson to depart Porthaste on Tuesday. Nenham reports 68 diphtheria cases this year in Bas district. Secretary Perak Celic Glub criticizes Certney’s arrest warrant against Minister for Agriculture. Geraldton land rights and optech farming plans surface. £2 loan proposed to help 2 Moire Dalpotr and Co agents. Master of the Mater Paroo faces £600 bail under emigration act for Asiatic stowaway on reef. UWA funding to be reassessed as construction ties to Mt Magnet railway proceed. Trade unions press for higher pay. Minster Trott expected Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger Sidtor
Cumson
Porthaste
Tuewiey
Moire Dalpotr
A Critique of Road-Making Criticism by Beashaw
In a May 40 statement Dr. Beashaw defends roadwork costs and governance, arguing against alleged mismanagement of the King road and related contracts. He references figures, loans, and prior bids, defending municipal credit and urging accountability while addressing Mrs. Whites and public duties.
Fragmentary letter from Jack Bumwell to press readers
A noisy damaged OCR letter from Jack Bumwell complains about press contacts and requests anonymity. He warns against printing his name and suggests sharing personal details only if his name appears in print. The snippet conveys frustration with correspondence and editorial handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neven
Aimee
Oram
Jack Bumwell
Local Callie News and Upcoming Events Highlight Community Life
A busy weekend in Callie featured torial matches with Worsley beating Central 57 to 49 and Alderson Highes triumphing. A baptismal service and multiple children’s activities drew large crowds at Concrerationa and Wesleyan churches, with Mrs Mugher urging memory of the children. Plans for a Tuesday event and a restaurant retreat were announced, while weather warnings forecast wet spells and race congestion persisted as candidates emerged for mayoral elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntay
Tiare
Callie
Worsley
Ceutrals
Carll
Wratrala
Alderson Highes
Banday
Nas
Concrerationa
Wesleyan Church
Mediasiex’ Institute
Jarre
Yjenda
Mugher
West
Penk
Frese
Jd Erauime
Turwlay
Davighton
Amusements at Lite Weeatre Night Amid Weather Threats
A lively attendance enjoyed the Lite Weeatre despite threatening weather. The program featured a dramatic subject The Molawk's Ring and a piece billed Pestieliiee at Barram Cancantinople with views of the Sultan's palaces and the Tunis Army. Cartouche King of Thietes and Hypnotised drew laughter. another strong bill promised for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barram
Cancantinople
Tunis
Cartouche
Thietes
Professor Lowrie Lecture At Ferguson Agricultural Show
Large crowd attended the Ferguson Agricultural Show on Friday to hear Professor Lowrie speak. The Ferguson Progress Association chairman introduced him and thanked the association for the invitation, with Lowrie emphasizing soil fertility, fertilizer types, lime use, and field trials to suit local conditions. He urged careful testing of manures, recommended experiments on farms, and highlighted government support for farmer education and experimental plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguxon Agricultural Hi
Pridiy
Twen
Lowrie
Ferguana Progress
Ephraim Sardines
Atoupie
Meare
Jona Lorne
Johnevone
Bi Unedlonr
Buchenarm
P Blattery
Sen
J Fiyne
J Chapman
Boa
Gamble
Aid
Iin
Forgwion Assoviation
Lawrie
Warmis
Urs
Bunbury
Tueward
Munro
Wren Mlion
King's Pictures Fourth Thistle Night at The Lyceum
The King's Pictures touring company under Mrs Geo Todd presents the fourth Thursday evening program at The Lyceum Theatre. Highlights include varied art subjects such as The Pen is of Parliament and The Glory of Sunset, with musical support by Geo Fowler. The management reserves side balcony seating for ladies and young girls at Central News Agency, with half-rate fares for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
F Todd
Parliament Howe
Roosevelt
Ecenie Brandeuy
Cowie
Bamarons
Lew Dackstadder
Geo. Fowler
Uarry Bickarda
Malbourne Opera
Drake Uy
Todd
Bickares
Uber
Waterlo o Notes Presentation and Local Talks
Waterloo residents honor Mr Harrie with purse and maprin in a district gathering. Discussion covered the Barnachin Roads Board, Mr Farris, Mr Ynir, and local taxation issues. Mentioned were Pickin property purchase on Collie River and railway contractor Mr Normerly's dairy venture.
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Waterloo
Monias
Bnit
T. Tynew
Ynir
Vaile
Dairline
Tout Rowe
Pickin
Collie
Veni
Bow
Napoleon
Moen
Timm Normerly
Wastern
Australia
South Australia
St. Herbert’s
Lilley Dato
Victoria
Bt. Herbert
Public Grievance Regarding Road and Local Works Delays
Residents petition the Brunswick Road Board and Minister about neglected repairs on the Craven to Green Photoes route and Harvey Agricultural Area. They cite repeated delays, lack of action by the Works Department, and unactioned promises for drainage and widening works affecting miles of travel and safety.
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Craven
Harvey Agricultural Area
Brunawick Road Board
Mianirtors
Landa
Mr Vintier
Coooke
Numibers
Lee
Alnehia
Lenntie
Lund
Sceptical Admirals Question Dreadnought Ship Value
London May 11 Liberal papers claim that Admiral Lord Charles Beresford and Admiral Sir Reginald Custance doubt the value of Dreadnought era ships. They urge pre Dreadnought vessels be allocated and equipped for immediate use to press war from the outset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Charles Beresford
Reginald Neville Custance
Germany's Dreadnoughts Under Construction in May
Germany has built twelve Dreadnoughts with nine planned for North Sea service as of May 11 in London reports. The developments reflect ongoing naval expansion and strategic positioning during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
North Sea
Strike at Buenos Ayres Ends as Troubles Subside
The Buenos Aires strike in the capital of Argentina was terminated, ending a period of labor unrest. Authorities reported the stoppage resolved with workers returning to work and negotiations underway to address key demands. Local residents noted improved business activity resuming after the halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
The
Republi of
Argentina
Smugged Rifles Reported Across Afghan Frontier
In the Englishman published in Calcutta a statement claims arms marked Australian and New Zealand government are being smuggled across the Afghan frontier. The rifles are thought to be those sold when the new pattern weapon was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Empire Day Debate Sparks Cheers Over Flag Policy
In London Mayor Mr R B Haldane, Secretary of State for War, told House of Commons that flag flying does not hold the Empire together. His reply to Mr WW Ashley Unionist MP for Blackpool Division Lancashire drew cheers from ministerial and Labour benches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B Haldane
House of Commons
WW. Ashley
Blackpool
Lancashire
Immigration Legislation Sparks Racial Preference Debate
New York Times correspondent Mr G W Smalley argues forthcoming immigration laws will intensify head tax and control, noting Congress favors restricting immigration from Southern Europe due to criminal and inferior immigrant elements. He suggests America would prefer British and Northern European peoples.
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G. W. Smalley
New York
the Times
United States
Congress
Europe
Smalley
America
Two Marvellous Inventious in London May Fifteen
Report notes simultaneous inventions by Hoyland a Norwegian and two Frenchmen Mailly Chalon and Chantelot for recording othergrams in print and transmitting handwriting. Mentions Chronin Cheet compliints Aecat Peppermint Cure and Foods Truting Company with curious product list and vague refusals.
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Hoyland
Mailly Chalon
Chantelot
Old Timer's remarks spark memory doubts in editor letters
The writer questions the accuracy of remarks attributed to Old Timer, arguing the author may misremember or not know details. He discusses Colonel Molloy, military service, and a Wellington reference, noting burns from gunpowder in battle and a lasting scar.
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Gray River
Sibee
Old Tuner
Reeferring
Molloy
Wellington
Perth
Bishop's
Saneerson
Caullay
Agin
Win
Armyi
Uuder Welsoto
Ules
Fragmentary Letters On Local Politics And Personal Deaths
A garbled excerpt records concerns about local figures including Miss Molloy and Old Timer, noting Christian character and a lack of reply to a letter. It references Mr Carey, Mr Barles, and parliamentary tensions, plus mentions Vane Volksste Busselton and Perth connections amid political disputes.
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Abelato Bate
Molloy
Ever
Dentara
Everroie
Carer
Perth
South-West
Forrest Ward
Carey
Leake
Busses
Barles
Mr. Carey
Tomother
Anip
Vane—Volksste
Australia and Northampton in tense first innings stand
Australia scored 319 in their first innings as Northampton began their second innings 116 runs behind. Kingston and Vials opened but Kingston fell for 26, lbw to O Connor, while Vials was dismissed by Macartney. Haywood and Noble offered chances but Smith and Thompson then steadied. arrears wiped, Stumps closed with Northampton 6 for 175.
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London
Australia
Northampton
Kingston
Vials
O'Connoe
Macartney
Haywood
Hartigan
Cutter
Noble
Smith
Bee
Thompson
Carter
Connor
Paul
Armstrong
Dursley
Wells
Thommpson
Snell
Siscariney
Pool
Cotter Haywood
Cotter Y Galt
H Macarniey
J. Thompson
Moat Smith
Trumper
O'Connor
W. Wells
Armstrong W. East
Manning
A. Buswell
Macartney Sundries
Eight Hours a Day. A Wartime Labor Debate
A letter to the editor argues for an eight hour workday as a humane, long fought principle. It recalls workers at the jetty and port, noting exhaustion and near accidents while a ship waited. The writer asks whether the Lumpers Union and stores must acknowledge this demand and adopt the standard.
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Banbury
Murely
Lumpers Union
Mantar
Valedictory Address for M C Spencer at Bunbury Meeting
The municipal chamber assembled to honor Spencer ex Mayor of Bunbury. The mayor and councillors paid tribute to his long service in commerce sport and public life. Speeches praised his friendship and leadership, and wished him health and success as he leaves Bunbury for new duties.
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Spencer
Srearer
Charles Spencn
Particutaris Tre
X Boencer
Stey
Bunbury
Riade
Susbury
Speneng
Witeer
Syerker
Tameny
Spanree
Mr. Spencer
Clarke
Emily Taut
Jim Fom
Tony
Wemervelty
Anil
Finiah
Hayward
Kucobacer
Ruikie
Annie
Boviare
Sveaver
Tanbury
Bo, Bonekendoct
Mtr
T. W. Pulsler
Police Court Burdens Disorderly Defendant in May Session
In Bunbury on Tuesday May 11 before W. b Owen Bit Thomas Donoyas charged with tenfold disorderly conduct received a hard labor sentence after a second appearance. Carl Bones fined 58 in default eight hours, and John Brown remanded on related charges following a misdeed in Victoria Street.
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Thomas Donoyas
Drona
Carl Bones
Victoria Street
John Brown
Aid
Worthestays Crime and Sentences Reported
Worthestays court heard pleas about men accused of drunkenness and disorder on January. Captain Thorvtenceey testified they acted under their own impulse and expected to be summoned Tuesday or Sunday morning. A witness described catching the accused on the mun and Wetle oss near Beumawick Railway Base on Tuesday night. Sentences included 14 de meronment with bird Iahoy and arrangement for posting on board when the June wail. Robert Reve was charged with drunkenness on Tuesday. Accused refused to be placed on the prohibited list and faced seven days’ detainment.
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Eoile
Uae
Patel
Detoreon
Anton Edgast
Capl Thorvtenceey
Beumawick
Bird
Wien
Por Chillier's Hacking Couch at Sight and Woods Peppermint Cure
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Por Chillier and Woods with a peppermint cure. References to a hacking couch at sight and a curing claim appear, but details are unclear. No concrete events, dates, or identifiable organizations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillier
Woods
Bunbury Harbour Board staff to be decided swiftly
In Bunbury news a volatile mix of local concerns centers on the Harbour Board personnel, the timing of announcements, and the potential for political maneuvering. Citizens debate ships, sleepers for Port Hedland line, and a forthcoming Bunbury opening shivoo while warnings about unrest and public order echo through town.
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Premies
Bunbury
Brinbury
Prestier Moore
Port Hedland-Piltaren
Dickergill
Collie Coat Companies
Collie Coal
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Mitchell
Geraldton
Mt Magnet
Trott
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Yner Col. Unie
Jack Roswell
Balueday
Hnsky
Aden
Mir
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Anne Anil
Muy
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Saridas Forthall
Lion
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Ferguson
Ariel
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Chesner
Grose
Aron
Munich
Rye Gree
Eaid
Deljovod
CIA
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King's Pictures
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Barl
Tookervup
May
British Navy
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Kunziroo
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Cantain
Kiues
Grey
Suraene
Mr. Grey
Din
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Jonding
Smugeleil Rifles
New Zealand
Us.a
Cricket
Cotter
W. Bardsley
R. Hartigan
M.A Noble
H. Carter
A. Cotter
Thompson W. Anastreng
Buwwelh Boone
Tg Macartney
Sa Sundries
M.C. E. Epencer
Toeeday
W. B
Owen
Bit
Worthestays
Dew
Robert Reve
H.M. Bergel
F. C. Benckendorft
Tom Gy Fith
Moore
Charles E
Jack Johnson
Roley Edwards
Zolly
John Peel
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J. G. Abrahamson Dace
Bert’ Gallywog
Newton
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