Debate on Water Schemes and Mining Policy in Parliament
Farmers and tradesmen faced high costs under the Coolgardin Water Scheme with scant help for upkeep. The speaker urged equal Agricultural Bank access for Midiamt Co and Kal- Ronelle settlers, five-year tax exemption, and criticized taxes on government land and mining rents. Questions on upper-house reform arose amid laughter as candidates defended views on irrigation, prospecting, and land policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Murchison
Kal- Ronelle
Midiamt Co
H. Carson
M.la
G. Manton
Moore
Gregory
Mr. Carson
Gerabilon
Victoria District Producers Conference Opens in Town Hall
The Victoria District Producers Conference opened in the Town Hall this afternoon after a delayed morning start. Visiting figures included Acting Premier Wilson, Minister Joe Sands, Mitchell, Director of Agriculture, Professor Towlte, Agriculture Bank Manager Patterson, Chief Inspector Crawford, plus local business and church leaders. The conference praised librarian and caretaker Mrs Pead for 30 years of service and granted her a year’s tribute, amid plans and reports recorded for the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria District Producers’ Conference
Midland
Strawberry Hill
Wilson
Joe Sands
Jamies Mitchell
Professottowtle
Babi's Itching Intolerable in Six Month Old
Six month old Gil suffered a fearful eczema attack with swelling and blood from scratching until relief at night. The doctor diagnosed ringworm and prescribed Cuticura ointment after ineffective home remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Capricious Garpings In Ee Excitement Of Federal Election
Vague commentary on state parliament seats and candidate prospects. Pat Stone praised for experience and stature, Lloyd and Drew discussed, Labor and Liberal balance debated. Mentions eclipse talk, St Georges Day event with Governor and Sir John Forrest attending.
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Aml
A Shilling Saved is a Shilling Gajned Proverb
An old proverb with slight alteration notes that savings are earned when enlisting F C Towler for job printing. The quirky line suggests a printer’s adage and points to Towler as the contact for printing services.
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Enp- Solting F.C. Towler
Ilo
Advi
Prison arrest of Henry Byers for theft at Premantle
Perth telegram reports Henry Hobson Byers an attendant with Fuller Naugston and Co was arrested at Premantle yesterday and charged with stealing 61 pounds from his employers.
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Perth
Henry Hobson Byers
Fuller Naugston and Co
Premantle
Tramway wages case concluded after arbitration yesterday
The wage dispute involving tramway workers, Jenni vons, was settled by arbitration with proceedings concluding yesterday. The case focused on wage levels and working conditions for tramway men, and a resolution was announced Friday in Porte.
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Porte
Jenni Vons
Tramway
Mrs Teague’s Condition Hopeless
No hope is entertained for the recovery of Mrs. Teague, victim in a case where Afghan herbalist Chandon is charged with administering a poisonous substance.
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Perth
Custody Case Over English Children in Western Australia
Mrs Hawkes an English woman seeks custody of two children allegedly taken from England by her former husband contrary to a court order. The dispute reached the Chief Justice in Chambers yesterday before adjourning.
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Perth
Embezzler John Black Remanded in Sydney Court
John Wrixon Black arrested on nine charges of embezzlement from St Freedman and Co of Perth. He was brought before the Sydney Court yesterday and remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
John Wrixon Black
St. Freedman and Co
Perth
Ty Berti
Reckless Navigation Probed in Satara Wreck Case
The Marine Court ruled today that the Satara wreck on Seal Rock resulted from reckless navigation by the master. The ruling assigns responsibility for the disaster and outlines the court action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Marine Court
Seal Rocker
Miner Injured in Explosion at Himford Colliery
Sydney reports a blast at Himford Colliery in Newcastle district injuring miner Willan Eyles. A flying piece of rock struck his face, resulting in the loss of his right arm and amputation of a finger on the left hand. He remains alive and under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thureday
Willan’ Eyles
Himford
New
Wife alleges brutal abuse ends in murder at Narrabri
Caroline Buckman stands charged with murdering her husband, Juanen Joseph Buckman, near Narrabri after years of violence. The trial details the beating with a riding whip and green-stick, religiously repeated threats, a failed gun attempt, and a deadly swing of a sapling limb leading to the wife fleeing with their daughter. The court case unfolds at the Armidale Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Munrsday
Caroline August Ta Buckman
Juanen Joseph Buckman
Pear Narrabri
Shy
Ovi
Ste
Drerasea
Tejana
Mya
Cid
Tie
Ron
Jury acquits man in justifiable homicide case
Telegrams describe a fatal confrontation ending with a not guilty verdict on the grounds of justifiable homicide. The deceased and alleged assailants are named in the garbled report, noting a struggle near a clock and a fatal fall from a vehicle or platform.
Victoria King’s Name in Melbourne Trial Lingers
In Melbourne on Thursday justice concluded with a not guilty verdict for Cohen who faced charges linked to police duty. The case centered on how the officer executed his duties at the scene and the jury returned a full acquittal.
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Melbourne
Cohen
Keusine
Thasnio
Mickle
Mietary
Ant Ayelsed
Charge of arson in Melbourne court case headline
Charles Relton Webb Shaw, a gro cer, was found guilty of setting fire to a shop at 4 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, on March 11. The blaze caused fatal injuries to William Mrabires in the same building. Shaw remains in custody for trial.
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Melbourne
Charles Relton Webb Shaw
Witney Court Techie
Femiry
Toby William Mrabires
Arcused
Teral
Colonel Kirkpatrick's Appointment Delayed in Melbourne
Melbourne reports Colum Kirkpatrick's appointment confirmation will be postponed for the new Ministry. The story notes the delay and its political implications as the ministry transition unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Colum Kirkpatrick
Court exonerates officer in Kirkdale inquiry
The Court of Marine Inquiry exonerated Alexander Braid, a chief engineer aboard the steamer Kirkdale, after trial on April 5. It found he failed to carry out a telegraphed order with due diligence, but concluded no blame rested on him and that the vessel’s actions in the Wathen incident were not his fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Court of Marine Inquiry
Alexander Firand
Avling
Kirkdale
Wathen
The New Ministry and Key Speaker Choices
The report outlines potential appointments across states with Mr Macdonald favored for Speaker, Mr Purley possibly Senate President, and a cabinet including figures from NSW Victoria SA WA and other regions. Some names remain uncertain and no final lineup is confirmed.
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Melbourne
Anne
Macdonald
Purley Mayon
Senate
Gaweensland
Fisher
Nsw
Trughes
Thomas
Spevce
Victoria
Tiler
Finday
S.A
Marbregor
Batchelor
Weare
Fragen
Me. O'Malley
Mr. Mahon
Floral Exhibition Ends With Lively Show and Good Box Office
The Floral Exhibition closed after two evenings of shows featuring Chrysanthemums and Maypole Dances. About £55 was raised, attendance surpassed prior years, and the event benefited from strong displays supervised by Mik Meholls and support from school children. Notable entries included Pockrit's Salting and Hairy Wunder, with overall cleanliness and organization praised despite a dry summer and dust.
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Evenine
J. Gibson
Rew
Riley
Northampton
Katie McDonal
Chapman
Bitte
Serene Phat
Geranton
Hirtiewtirn
Wolpris Sc Lin Apps in a Refreshing Stimulant Theme
A fragmentized note describes Wolpris Sc Lin Apps as a modern stimulant and Imorn corrective of the system, presenting an abstract promotional tone without clear context or identifiable events. The text reads as a terse product or concept mention with ambiguous associations.
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Wolpris
Pale Bloodless People and the Treatment Claim
A fragmented report describes a remedy for pale bloodless patients and a mineral tonic sold by The Williams' Medicine Co., Australasia Ltd. It recounts symptoms of weakness, palpitations, swelling, and recovery after a period of rest, noting a price of 2/4 per box, six boxes for 1. The advertisement urges sending a postal order to Perth for delivery.
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Williams
Ruth Tilis
Ghent
Farever
Roy
Rtoeved
Monty
Chao
Stadt
Biel
de. Williams’ Mediene Co
Australasia Ltd
Perth
The Turf Anticipation By Spanloor St Teinhtia
A fragmented notice discusses a stimuland product with unclear effects and pricing. The text reads like an early 20th century ad or column fragment about a medicine or tonic named Schnapps. Strong entities include Spanloor and Tefen Ae Teinhtia.
Fragmented Local Text Describes Legal and Civic Matters
The article fragment references municipal and legal topics including property issues, council actions, strike planning, and public notices. It mentions Northam, Wallsend, and Moor area locations, with names and entities partially legible. The text shows discussion of rights, meetings, and proposed rulings, but is heavily garbled.
Reverend Shammer Preaches On Child’s Prayer and Ancient Bays
In Rt s Johete Church, Rev. Shammer of WAL preaches a sermon titled A Childs Pray on Te teeventig be delivery the Jovi of a wetles OF aidrenens dealing with Excavation aint the Bible. He notes themes from The Muirs of Ancient Bay ton and Prevbew wiirrssr¢ on Aneint Nineveh. He criticizes Phoenicians and Hittites as examples of falsenitiog and Linstriptive.
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Rts Johete
Suma Minning
Shammer
Wal
Bay Ton
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District Producers’ Conference
11. Barnett
Sarkilemaker
C. Stokes and Co
Gor
Itory
Wesleyan
Rowing Club
Coop
SOAP
We's Schnapps
Babi
BR. Towns & Co., Byduer
LE Grondeur
Pat Stone
Alwys
Dooks
Patrick
Wcilfercoy
House of Clogs
Lloyd
Con Drew
Jake
Labour
Amd
Robert Ball
Col- Udon
Earth
Guardian Observatory
Hina
Comision
Colis Antwolpe
Schrapds
New South Wales
Husband
Beschem
Mark Bowels
Beecham
Beecman
Wolpe
Tn Schnapps
Jim
Eadd
van Dive
Kirkpatrick
Aluepty
Spanloor ST
Radieel
Telenor
Amboun
Loonaius
Rollance
Lord Strathmore
Sale Nepoatt
Turlas Myail
Persisiiut
Murase Hialstiek
McOndaliss
Jac Acpi
Scotland
Seary Pepelivshor
Warton i Hoek
Gallaen
Irwin Ark Relmont
Hanno Athen
Tweed
Nestle Aba
U Romany
Ennycriawe
Agwonie
Gomi
Rane
Tata Bob Wall
Janie Moses
St Guurgs Millbedy
Sean
Tn Northam
Petit
North
Gieddy
Tole
Albttien Municipal Chorati
Vartan
Ashe
Prion
Tosh
Met
Ofan
Generativin
Lyte
Mattene
Anton Hee Torr
Thiel
Mavnury
Ian Niles
Lee Yack
Goa
Filawerst
Eraith Heilavn
Katina
Wiweth
Heetric AN
Pehle
Warne
Hejl
Hanciiadl
Sirvae
Rhayth
Mooninie
Crh
Tianetty Niteremy
Corky
Made
Anatiis Helen
Foes
Aos
Hasan
Bean Bros
Hares
Boan Bros Emporium
WeLlington Street
Wilson & Johns
Barrack Street
W. Moore
H. Gray & Co
Locel
Aggat
Mesars, Macfarlane & Co., Ltd
Murray Street
Pers Biatton
Gubler
Sudorge
Gommiaiot
Macfarlean & CO
Csydney Meat Preserving CO
Pitt and
Bond Streets
Vienna
Paris
Chicago
Ibuyal
Pachanta
AF Collyer
Power Ltd
Marvey & Co
Mauve
Gor Duncan Reaton & Co
Wood, Ben & Co
Geratton—Burns, Philp & Co. Ltd
Katenning—Richardson & Co
Mosivaila Gloalgelia Co-operative
Eg Cr ‘Co
Foy & Gibson, Holmes & Go
Palast
Edale al Dintemas
Ayer
Eczema
Grovenor
Junction Roai
Irritas Lins
Ain Atromaly
Elena Wisrades
Apneniine
MC. Swinhayne
ALG
VQ Nietaein
Jouve
Coraldion
Wolfe
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