Controversy Over War Grants to West Australia Soldiers
The text outlines disputes between states and the federal treasury over wartime grants for West Australia. It details per capita allowances for returned servicemen and dependents, comparisons with South Australia and Victoria, and remarks by Sir John Forrest regarding the Surplus Revenue Act. It also notes monetary arrangements during the war, calls for amendments, and related economic strains. Additionally, paper shortages and other wartime concerns are touched on, including a Norweigan explorer’s protest and a peculiar local incident involving a wrapped reptile.
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Melbourne
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Ita
Sir John Forrest
Evanion
Sir John
John Forrest
Ventustralia
Commonwealth
Statler
Jonse
Amy Ancindly
Tremier Uni
Forrest interview highlights tension over federation near term
Fragmentary text discusses state and Commonwealth actions, a push toward federation, and financial strain. Mentions Sir John Forrest and West Australia interview with the premier, with cautious hopes but uncertain prospects.
War tax plan sparks broad criticism and political clash
A proposed wartime tax scheme draws sharp opposition across segments of government and society. Officials debate amendments and replacements while public notices warn of provisional measures. Weather forecasts and local incidents color the period as Perth and surrounding areas brace for policy impacts and ongoing shortages.
Local Guests Enjoy Harborside Shooting Event near Waterfall
The report notes Jim and Jhy Baxter with Watty Correll hosting guests from the Local Department at Waterfall Home near Mallows. The gathering featured colonial vibes and a shooting expedit ion, with comments on the sun and the presence of the new Parliament's soon-to-be debutants.
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Milo
Arene
Hershe
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Jim
Jhy aSeoee J. Baxter
Watty Correll
Mr. el Pas
Waterfall
Mallows
Mallow
Harry
Leghaia
Torr
Deaths and honors among Geraldton soldiers in WWI
Private W. J. Cant was reported killed in action on September 39 in France. Samuel Crawford, aged 21, died in action October 2 in France after fighting in Messines and other battles. Norman Wight, 26, of Geraldton, killed October 4, saved a comrade from drowning, was awarded a gold medal posthumously, and his death honored by the local rowing club. The townsfolk mourn, with tributes from Rev. J. G. Tockis and various community leaders. Mr. Chas Lapp and Mr. Lappin were mentioned in connection with local business and health.
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Norman Wight
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Wight
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Yasterday
Obituary for Mrs BL Giromaeler at Gregory Street
Obituary notes the death of Mrs BL Giromaeler at her Gregory Street residence on a Friday night after a long illness. A native of New South Wales, she resided in Geraldson for many years and left a large family of sons and daughters. Survived by a husband, two daughters, and six sons, two of whom served abroad. Funeral conducted by Father Hawes with pallbearers listed and burial in the Geraldeon cemetery.
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