Protests Over District Leader Pay Rise Debated
Fragmentary report notes dissatisfaction over pay or status for a district leader, with an arrangement for Mr Vabeot to travel from Malows to Gerahiton then to Yuna. Weather forecast mentions cloudy conditions with variable winds and rough seas from the Ieruwin to the South Tasman Sea. Plant's Step previews stock updates and expected arrivals on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vabeot
Gerahiton
Malows
Yuna
Erie
Kawri
Perth
South Tasman Sea
Plant
Bavner
The Third Degree at King's Fall Theatre New York
The management of King's Fall announces The Third Degree a stage drama by Charles Klein. The production opens Saturday night for three nights with a magnificent programme including The Grand National Steeplechase and the Oxford and Cambridge oat race, plus Paris fashions and special music by Chas Liupp's orchestra.
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King’s Fall
New York
Charles Klein
the Lion and the Mouse
Bullock
Oxford
Cambridge
Paris
Chas
Liupp
Hook
Mr. Chapman
Jeweller
Perth deputation backs sex hygiene lessons in public schools
A Perth deputation from the Council of Public Morals urged Mr Angwin for venereal disease prevention through school instruction. The Mayor, Mr Browne, supported the plan as reasonable, arguing early youth education by school medical staff would provide necessary knowledge. Mrs Cowan pressed for starting the lessons, noting parental reluctance and prior failures to teach children properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Council of Public Morals
Angwin
Buntinn
Wcretary
H. Browne
Cowan
Schools Sex Hygiene Debate Delayed By Authority Clash
Mr Angwin told the meeting the matter had been before him and Dr Atkinson expressed doubts about sourcing suitable teachers. They agreed parents should be taught so they may teach their children, while many authorities oppose sex hygiene in schools. Dr Hope would be consulted with the Education Department to seek arrangements. At Tusieat Trailway Station the Pliners street station was cited as the world’s busiest, with a daily average of at least 165,997 passengers. a further tally is planned and may exceed that figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angwin Geld
Atkinnen
Hope
Tusieat Trailway
Pliners Street
Frovemont
Tie Doc
Tors
Diver to inspect sunken Empress of Ireland
In Quebec on June 8 a diver reported he can recover the Empress of Ireland’s missing bodies. The ship lies on her side at 80 fathoms.
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Quebec
Emprese
Ireland
Huerta's Bluff and Tampico Blockade Report
Washington reports that Huerta planned to blockade Tampico but later abandoned the move amid peace talks. Two Mexican gunboats pursued toward Tampico, with an American cruiser and gunboat in pursuit as Huerta warned against Cuban cargoes to Carranza. Diplomatic observers view Huerta’s reversal as a sign he would yield the presidency during successor arrangements. Also, a Mexican shot dead in Vera Cruz during polling duties was ruled justifiable homicide by General Funston after he killed Lieutenant Flourton, with no further action planned.
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Washington
Tretator Huerta
Carran
Huerta
Tampieo
Muerta
Vera Crus
Tieutenane, Flourton
United States Infantry
Funston
UB Tropa
Touston
Storm wrecks fifty ships and twenty lives lost
A violent storm swept the northern coast of New Brunswick yesterday causing extensive disaster. Forty schooners are reported wrecked and twenty fishermen dead. Bodied recovered. Several shipping vessels driven ashore. Crews of those vessels were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
New Brunswick
Ulster Gun Running Stifled as Navy Patrols Coastline
The British Navy destroyer flotilla patrolled Ulster waters around Belfast Lough yesterday, enforcing preventive measures against contraband arms. A winter watch kept the coast under strict surveillance. multiple vessels were searched on entry, but no banned cargoes were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ulster
Belfast
Anti Asiatic Legislation Proposed in Canada Debate
June 8 Ottawa report says MP Mr Stevens introduced an Anti Asiatic Bill in the House of Commons to curb Asiatic immigration. Objections arose over admitting foreigners while other nations faced similar refusals. Lord Carson cited British rights, Lord Curzon argued overseas dominions protect themselves. Prime Minister Borden noted session end near, unlikely passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Mr. Stevens
House of Commons
Stevens
Canada
Lord Carson
Curfom
Borden
Aber
WA Premier and Federal Ministry progress on sleeper contract
Melbourne June 9 telegrams report negotiations between the Federal Ministry and the Premier of Western Australia have advanced materially. Both sides show give-and-take and a satisfactory conclusion is confidently expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Federal Ministry
Quarantine Lifted at Bunbury After Small-Pox Alert
Small-Pox scare at Bunbury ends as quarantine rules are lifted last night. Dr. Hope issued a proclamation relieving Bunbury from measures at 1 p m. Hospital patients show improvement while Dr. Hope travels to East Kirupp to inspect a chili outbreak suspected to resemble small-pox. no definite conclusions yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Hope
East Kirupp
Literal Party Met In Melbourne To Decide Election Date
Melbourne reports the Literal Party gathered this afternoon with many members present. After a dinner break the meeting continued until 7 30 p m. An announcement on election dates will be made after Mr Cook reviews how soon the session can close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Cook
Perth Building Trades Dispute He seeks settlement offer
Perth June 10 Mayor Prowse has stepped in to settle the building trade dispute. He proposed employing the three non union carpenters as Council staff, a move the men reportedly will accept if Millara states they are no longer needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Prowse
Millara
Wilding Wins Hard Court Tennis Championship Final
In Paris Sime Wilding of New Zealand defeated Count Salm 6 3 6 4 in the Hard Court Tennis Championship final. This marks Wilding’s second consecutive title in the event representing Australasia in Davis Cup context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilding
Paris
Sime
New Zealand
Australasia
Count Salm
Wildings
High Court Refuses Writ and Privy Council Appeal
The High Court by a two to one majority refused the Master Builders writ of prohibition against enforcing the laborers' award. The builders then sought special leave to appeal to the Privy Council. The Chief Justice Sir Samuel Griffith announced the court refused the certificate for consent to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
High Court
Privy Council
Samuel GriMth
Doncert
New York Election Indictments Tied to Dead Voter Names
District Attorney Whitman files eight indictments against election officials tied to Tammany Hall. He alleges Boss Murphy used four deceased residents’ names to vote at multiple past elections, asserting residence misuse and long running ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitman
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Correspondence on Golf Club Invitations in Advertisements
A letter to the editor explains that invitations were sent to the press a few public figures and country residents. The writer urges interested golfers to take up the general invitation advertised in the columns. Signed by AT Mills Hon General Secretary Geraldton Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Geraldton Golt Club
Train Robbers Arrests in Milan and Molouna
Sensational arrests link a gang of international train robbers. Three quarters, three brakesmen, six shunters, and seventeen porters arrested at Milan. five thieves unconnected with railways arrested at Molouna, including a girl. Thieves armed with razors and tubes to steal notes and jewels. Much stolen property found.
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Rome
Rade
Milan
St Molouna
Girl
Suffragette Clash Sparks Violence in London and Dublin
A June crowd attacked suffragists in London, pursuing them to a local leader’s residence and smashing windows. Trinity College students raided suffragette offices in Dublin, tossing furniture into the street. At the Royal Horse Show, King George VI and Queen Mary watched as a suffragette tried to enter, was restrained by police, and later three others were removed amid commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tford
Trinity Collage
Dublin
Ahe Winehaw
King George
Queen Mary
Robbery at Brown and Donohoe jewelers in Sydney
Sydney June 9 a cracksman entered Brown and Donohoe jewellers Castlereagh Street and stole 400 pounds worth of valuables. He likely worked hours on a safe drifting two holes in a test door, but detectives found only a jemmy and no other clues. The partners reportedly left promises on Saturday noon. robbery discovered Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Brown and Donohoe
Establahment
Castlereagh-street
Syd+ney
Oxford Street
Western Australia Rolls Review Notices
Commonwealth electoral officials announce a review of Western Australia rolls to remove names not legally retained. Qualified electors are urged to comply by lodging claims or corrections with the Electoral Registrar. Witnesses to signatures are advised to read and comply with claim card conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Gore
Paler Meron
I Cdvara
Commonwealth
Western
Fragmentary verse riddle from a damaged text
A garbled, fragmentary poem fragment presents odd phrases and neologisms. The lines mention drivel in rhyme and mortals, a bard, fame, and a woods motif, but lack coherent narrative or clear attribution. The passage reads as malformed poetry with no identifiable event or人物.
Miner Robbed at Sea: £30 Stolen by Henry Brent on Zealandi a
Alexander Robert Walker, a Golden Ridge mine worker near Kalgoorlie, reported £30 stolen by Henry Brent aboard the Zealandi a. Walker left May 28 with £46, secreted under his pillow. Brent allegedly possessed a matching £5 note with a stain. Brent remanded until tomorrow for further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Alexander Robert Walker
Henry Brent
Golden Ridge
Kalgoorlie
Thett
Brent
Fogarty
Wal- Kurward
Brant
Villa Proclaims Harsh Prohibition Policy in Jua rez
Dispatch from Jua rez reports General Villa of the Mexican rebel army declaring the strongest prohibition law on the continent. Any man found drinking liquor in the town is to be executed. The order underscores the extreme measures in the rebel stronghold as December 10 is observed.
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Juarez
Villa
Land Open For Selection in Victoria Locations
Land open for selection outlines multiple Victoria Locations with acreage and pricing. Includes 1947 acres at 15s 6d per acre and 1,167 acres at cheaper rates, plus forfeited grazing leases, homestead farms, and conditional purchases. Notes bank advance, plan numbers, and various location sub divisions with large acreages and mixed statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Locaon Sil
J. C. Hackett
Leto Rochester
Atkinson
Uttin
Ajana
R. McLaughtin
Farus
Tilley
Geraldton Roads Board Tender Awards for Gravel and Road Works
The Geraldton Roads Board adopted tender terms for multiple works including upgrading major roads with gravel spread and regraveling. Projects cover Major’s to railway crossing 800 yards, between Major’s and Railway Crossing 200 yards, and several other segments with prices per yard or chain. The secretary was told to ask the supervisor to obtain quotations for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiway
J. Major
Major's
Rilway
Angel
J. FP. Gilles
Arthur Road
T. Major
Edward
Clay
Tear
W. Drummond
Warngulu
P. Long
Kojarena
Stone
J. O'Brien
Mt. Erin-Kojarena
W. M. Bardon
W. M. Barndon
Wolstens
Walker's
E- F. Rommels
State Implement Works Wage Comparison Sparks Debate
During a Western Australia visit, MP McGrath inspected the State Implement Works and claimed the state factory can produce machines 30 to 5 percent cheaper than private firms. He cited higher WA wages and planned to compare state and Victoria wage scales, supplying a table of figures from WA and Victoria wages for various trades and apprentices over seven years.
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Western Australia
McGrats
Balinrat
House of Representatives
Himsel
Victoria
1 McGrath
ALA
Mtr McCaltundy
Ife
Tournerman
Local Police Busy as Courts Hear Wages Theft and Mental Health Flags
MingeneW district reports a busy fortnight with wage cases, theft and shoplifting arrests, and a man charged with being of unsound mind awaiting trial. Constable Page notes efforts to curb a long-running gang, while the debate over MingeneW promotion to two-man station continues amid departmental skepticism. A disruptive parish incident involved a man installing a gramophone in the vestry and provoking unrest. police and doctors deemed him insane, provoking court scrutiny and a public disturbance at Moonyeonoka match preparations.
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Mingenew
Page
Moora
Minge
Watriot
Mne
Mar Minior Meinits
Uunior
Moonyeonoka
Whgenen
Geraldton
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Cable
Grame
Swenty
Spttle
Hard Courts Championship
the High Court
Geraldton Golf Lines
Cracksman
Commonwealth of Australia
Commate Electoral
Wolfe's Aghnapps
Aplendia Domestica
Seraldinn Local
Geraldton Roads Board
Trnders
Bonningtons
Princip
Stecker
C. & H. Locke
Terrace
Kate Tow Bunt
Club Hotel
Fashion
M. A. Raymond
Serge
Fadeles
Eaton-Front
Fraok
Garfies
Dalgety & Company, Limited
Gapital
Fremantle
MT. Lyell
Florida
Abo Phenix Assi Range CO
PIR and Marine
United Service of Gation Gu.” Ltd
Fromuni Ocean Stramship Co., Ltd
Anes and
Shy Cargo
Mteeulee Horrie
Anamons Banter States
Huddard Parker Ltd
Australian Skambuips Ltd
Liverpool
White Star Linx Aberdee
NTE Star Line
yPornae Baitinga Iy
Cape Town
Traski
Rawmral
Toler
Ream
Balloo Ene
Wyhiklan Bates
Orkney
Quirk
Light
Australia
Ate Austin, Dall
Bre Metoy Hlatley Mice
Binger Motor Cyaien
New Estland
Dales
Renair
Hunny Forte
Colisseum
Ceraldton
le Gil
T Onlléron
Olay
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