Letter to Editor on Geraldton water supply dispute
Correspondence argues the Government water act favors private traders, not ratepayers. It notes a High Court reversal, cites hardship, and urges a municipal, affordable potable supply for Geraldton, criticizing council tactics and warning of higher future rates. The writer backs a Government handover to secure enough water at lower cost.
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Lir
Geraldton
Crown
Oped
Grinshaw Valley
High Court
Ami
Meeting of the Cowneil of the Grating Football Association
The Cowneil of the Grating Football Association met on Wednesday night with President J. O. M. Steggall presiding. Delegates Grimbs Williams Haird Ward Diner Hickey discussed player clearances, refusing J Jennet from Railways to Rovers and signaling no clearances without solid reasons. The upcoming match lineups for Hovers and Railway teams were listed from long rosters of candidates.
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Grating Football Association
J. OM. Steggall
Measts
Tony
J Howson
F. Kidd
F. Burton
R. Crabbe
F. Faton
W. P. Evenson
Kavos
E. Farthers
H. Holmes
G. F. Holmes
J. Hepburn
J. F. Kelly
D. Meadowcroft
J. Mans
McQualter
E. Randell
W. Stokes
G. Wilson
E. Grotsaler
A. Smith
Mounter
Thompson
Rice
Smith
Slater
Bente
McCauley
Beckwith
Ritchie
King
Clarason
Carpenter
Stone
Mitchie
Meadow Frest
Metny
Mareh
Walter
Hyde
Avatie
Nelligan
Rhodes
Peters
Rangers v Thixtle selection from named players
British association report lists Rangers potential lineup from Whirl, Permaine, vat, Burrows, Ockerbey, Stewart, Ales, Powell, Milly, Swan, Yancock, Bedien. Thixtle team chosen from 2-thaglax, Reid, Andrew, Taylor, Carr, Kidd, Chaunte, Stone, Wilson, Chilton, Temper tum, Sipple, Herkstow, Moon. Includes poetic boilerplate about life’s woes and a Woods Peppermint line.
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Rangers
Feam
Whilr
Permaine
Vat
Burrows
Ockerbey
Stewart
Ales
Powell
Milly
Swan
Yancock
Bedien
Thaglax
Reid
Andrews
Taylor
Carr
Kidd
Chaunteers
Stone
Wilson
Chilton
European War Front Dispatches and Naval Losses
Headlines report on munitions shortages in Britain, a militiary service critique by Viscount Milner, an American ship torpedoing, and diplomatic cables from President Wilson. Also covered are Italian Austro German front advances near Trieste, and Austro German offensives across Poland and Bukowina with naval and aerial actions including Zeppelin raids on Southend.
Optimism and shortages amid war front reports
The Timex correspondent at Avangard notes Russian optimism about recent positions as munitions shortages worsen on the western front. A Leicester address cites distress over scarce guns and shells while troops enter trenches with few hand grenades. Viscount Milner’s Times letter discusses a shift in media outlook toward victory.
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London
Timex
Avangard
Leicester
Mossora Ty
Mr. Glos George
Tragedy and Disasters Reported Amid Global Turmoil
A chaotic wartime scene unfolds as 2,000,120 troops are mentioned amid Roumania and Greece in the balance. An auxiliary steamer Princess Trene was accidentally blown up at Sheerness harbor. An internal explosion near Tealock caused a vessel to disappear. A man named David Willis sustained severe burns after rescue. Nearby vessels suffered splinter injuries. tragic scenes emerged among workers and locals. Reports place May 7 in Constantinople with the Strive disaster, noting a vessel capsizing and sinking after a sideward unload and rapid submersion.
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Roumania
Greece
Princess Trene
Sheerness
P Acnic Railway Company
TE Aelock
Shu
Siege at the Dardanelles Triumph sunk by torpedo
Official report says the Uripist late J ess Trumph of 11,000 tons was torpedoed while supporting Australian and New Zealand forces at the Dardanelles. The captain and most officers and crew were saved. The submarine was pursued until dark after the Triumph was launched an EWN and carried fre?la guns at about ten 75 guns. Speed reported at 13 knots.
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Ondon
Dardanelles
Jess Trumph
Stroery
Triumph Wek
Prem' Servitory in Trente Falls on Frontline Advance
A Thalian military dispatch reports Prem' Servitory forces advancing in Trente frontier district after weak resistance. Uhaparita heights seized between Andria and Isaac, with enemy retreating and bridges set ablaze as houses fall along the route.
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JWME
Trente
Uhaparita Heights
Andria
Isaac
Bng
Dardanelles Casualty List and Newsy Battleship Sinking
The latest Dardanelles casualty list includes numerous West Australians and other named ranks among the wounded and missing, listing soldiers such as S. J. Uwnnen, McKelvin, and W. T Bateman among many others. A British battleship Majestic is reported sunk by a submarine near the Gallipoli peninsula, with most officers and crew saved, while political commentary in London reports Lord Fisher’s terms and Admiralty control debates.
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London
Majestic
Gallipeli Meninsula
Eevpress
Fisher
Urat
Wade
Admiralty
Lad Fisher
Darrhanelles
Mary
Eastern 110: Lities from London Report on Front Movements
Petrograd correspondent reports a massive German effort at an April drive. Russian and Austrian troops face pressure as German forces hammer the Veinetam advance while Soviet and Allied lines hold, with large reserves on both sides. The dispatch notes intensified fighting and strategic movements across the European theater.
Coalition Government backs war effort in early action
A London coalition government backed by Lord Lansdowne moves to end the war promptly. The unanimous support signals a swift move toward trination and a quick conclusion to hostilities.
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London
Way
Lord Lansdowne
Gallipoli action and desertions reported May 20
Fragmentary dispatches describe Ottoman actions on the Gallipoli Peninsula with Turkish retreat, Swiyena garrison desertions, and Elizabethan weapon reports from London and Prith. A long casualty list names several private and sergeant rank soldiers connected to the last stand at Manital Heel and nearby stations.
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London
Southend
Ain Child
Ativens
Gattis Poll
Swiyena
Municipal Council Minutes Reveal Deliberations and Appointments
The fortnightly Municipal Council meeting in the Comneil Chambers, led by Mayor Mr GS Kenpton, discussed gravel pit access, drainage schemes, fines, and remittances. Members debated committee appointments, police matters, and the cost of proposed works including street drainage and subdivision data, with detailed notes on proceedings and next steps.
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Comneil
GS. Kenpton
Alsiy
Denny Gaurau
Kendrick
Stime
Copelasick Nenvell
Gardner
Nreter Pass
Teraldton
Queen's Park
Couns
Stellauran
Notin
McGauran
the Wayor
Rp Kendrick
Mey
Thad
Stowe
Fragmented note outlines budgeting and governance concerns
The text appears as a garbled report talking about committee actions, funding approvals, and oversight. It mentions an payroll or grant process, bank influence on decisions, and leadership figures debating eligibility and transparency. The fragmentary items hint at municipal budgeting, public works, and political coordination.
When London Sleeps and London Faces Night
The fragment describes a London stage production at the King's Theatre with a sensational reception and a cha otic chorus about London after dark. It also offers a jumble of household care tips, including cleaning with paraffin and preserving items, reflecting a chaotic mix of theatre chatter and domestic guidance.
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King's Theatre
Saturia
Foomifrid
London
Lenton
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Robert Logue
In the Supreme Court of Western Australia the matter of the estate of Robert Kenneth Logue intestate is heard. Creditors and those with claims or demands against the estate are required to send written particulars to the administrator by June 8. After that date the administrator will distribute the assets according to the claims noted. Dated May 195. Wilson, attorney for the administrator.
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Robert Kenneth Logue
Alain
Wilson
Wittencour'y Buildings
Maries
Ter
Estate of Joseph William Logue in Ellendale district
In the matter of the estate of Joseph William Logue the Victoria District of the state Western Suntrana Garde ceaxeal notices creditors to present claims by a specified date. Administrator named Wilson Johnston Buildings Marine Terrace Geraldton oversees probate in the matter.
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Joseph William Logue
Ellendale Statin
Victoria
Sta Western Suntrana
Garde Ceaxeal
Intowtate
Ten Weeks Late of Sauttone and Perth Public Dinner Offer
The Kitchen operates under the proprietor in charge with personal supervision. Patrons may obtain the best three course dinner in town with board and residence. Includes 255 tickets for £1 Lex Werke.
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Sauttone
Perth
Lex Werke
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S. J. Uwnnen
McKelvin
DR. Ellis
Sheridas
W. T Bateman
A. T. Homes
Adama
W. Laughton
G. F. Bradley
J. Hoge
A. Chilvers
R. Sykes
T. A. Noble
G. A. Shaw
H. D. Noonan
TOI
Lord Fisher
Shrerne
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Vreemend
Sid Paity
Sea Gallipoll
Guben Elizabetius
Wlty
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P Uvare
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Siyttts
Mawel
Mason Melvate
McFarlane
JU. Vaugletnn
Mhutale
Itatph Velvate
Stade
Wooy Thenault
GW Thontinom
Wot, Thudaiy
Woot Wonknington
SM. Wilson
TW. White
HM. H. Waddell Delver
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M. Carroll and Co
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J. OW. Speedy
Alex Todd
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Speedy
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Born Bros., Universal Providers
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Fleet Lamb
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Australian Labor Federation
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Heiden
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Ie Raniser
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Kurt Wats
Mac- Lage Bank
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Aia
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Etath
Fiat
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Ain Wight
Supreme Court of Western Austral
Tiennon
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Coffee Palace
Marine Terrace
Jack Rowe
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Mareine Terrace
Ci Art
Thestre
Owen O'Neil
Dau
Mike
Marie
Aauil
Chapman
Joxt
Holzman Bros. and Freeman
Gemite Tun
Stean
Eleanor Street
P -Harpis Scarfe & CO
Linrren
Dewey
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Rish Mosi
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