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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
6
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A Geelong area council meeting discussed renaming New and Chilwell to Bradford. The motion was set aside amid mixed opinions and concerns over reaction, with supporters urging a change to honor old country names and opponents warning of confusion. The session included public attendance, a vote delay, and ongoing consideration of the proposal.
London dispatch reports diplomatic writers and Paris correspondents discuss Dawes plan points that may ease German debt. Mentions mutual aims among Britain France Belgium and possibly Czechoslovakia as inter allied talks continue.
The passage records a chaotic council meeting about removing or demolishing the hall and replacing it with a different structure. It notes concerns over employment, pricing, bidding, and whether the city should pursue demolition or a new contract. The discussion references council members and committee steps, including a motion and support from Newberry.
Competitive concert at the Mechanic Institute featured action songs and elocutionary items. Judges included Miss Ing and Messrs Whidburn and Hearne. Winners: over 160 scholars Nekle Street Newtown took first. under 150 scholars Herne Hill Migh ton South Cedong Bond Street North Creehens won second. Audience approved results.
Premier Sir Alexander Peacock said the Alfred Hospital committee accepted the government offer to pay for equipment for the empty wing that holds 40 beds. The extra space may be ready within a few days after stalls are arranged, addressing the present emergency while policy on Caulfield Hospital remains pending.
District officers consider action after a complaint about loud car noises along Virginia Street near Newtown, disturbingly affecting patients at a local residence. The issue prompted discussions of enforcement or remedies by authorities.
Electors vote today starting 8 am to 8 pm under the Preferential system. If two candidates, mark 1 opposite one name and 2 opposite the other. If more than two, mark 1 2 and so on for all candidates. otherwise vote informal. Post voting available for those far from booths or unable to attend.
Nationalist candidate Maltby delivered a forceful final address praising past Liberal policies and criticizing Labor, urging electors to compare party plans. Morley read a circular opposing redistribution and arguing for electoral reform, while Geelong electors were urged to vote Katz for Labor and Morley warned of district boundary anomalies.
The toast of the Geneva conference centers on Senator Waleh as permanent chairman who blasts U S foreign policy and the Coolidge administration. He condemns suppression efforts, urges American action, and warns against isolation while urging unity in world affairs at the Australian Piece Association event.
A chaotic scene unfolds in the Reichstag amid protests and heated exchanges. Dramatic interruptions and crossfire of accusations mark the session as lawmakers clash over policy and leadership amid tumultuous crowds outside.
News from Melmgchne on June 25 reports a Senate vacancy following Senator Kurker's death. J W Leckie, former NSW Legislative Assembly member for Benambra, is seen as a strong contender, with national opinion linking him to the Labor end. The vacancy will be filled by joint parliamentary session until the next Senate election.
Reuters reports Colonel Cresswell and Mr Bowdell of the Labor Party said Hertzo wished Labor seats in the Cabinet to ensure race representation. A Labor Conference in Johannesburg on Sunday would decide. Leaders stressed Labor would keep its identity, independence and principles.
Melbourne June 23 His Excellency the Governor-General Lord Forster has received a reply to the Prince of Wales birthday message. The Prince thanks the Government and people of the Commonwealth of Australia for their kind birthday wishes conveyed on his birthday. Ettward P.
Geelong Nationalist Organisation Campaien Council arranged to post full election results across Victoria at Malop Street offices. Members and attendees to the rooms will receive complete details on results by electorate. Nationalist voters needing information or transport to booths are asked to contact the Central Office at Malop Street, telephone 201.
Mr Weight said votes under Section 6n would go to Riveter Registrar and delay the poll declaration. Mr Richardson noted polling place inconsistencies in Lirgedale and Drvadale. Votes cast after the cut-off face supplementary polls and potential invalidity. officials prepare rolls and declarations governing ballot handling.
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