Kalgoorlie Manslaughter Trial Verdict and Local Notices
A Kalgoorlie Circuit Court jury found Elizabeth Boyd guilty of manslaughter in the death of Mrs Black after alleged hot negligence during confinement. Mercy was urged by the jury. Separately, notices reference ratepayer rolls, a public library sale, and parliamentary proceedings with ongoing electoral matters.
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Elizabeth Boyd
Juustice Booth
Kalgoorlie
Black
Kalgoor He
Geraldton Flour Mill Saturday Shareholders Meeting
A large turnout gathered at the Municipal Chambers for the Victoria District Flour Milling Co meeting. Proxies and 272 votes were contested as Mann and Oliver pressed for influence. seven directors were elected for 13 months with travel expenses only.
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Victoria District Flour Milling] Co
P. Stove
H. Hamersley
Hamersley
Brown
Ir. Mann
van Dring
Mesirs
Mann
Oliver
E. U1. Brete
W. B. Fallowfeld
H. 1
Forester
Janr McCiutness
He Maley
Fil Oliver
J. Toakle
McCarthy
Watlae
Drew
U. Sith
Nathan
Ant Barlow
Carson
Smith and
Forrester
W. Jones
Barlow
Bree
Bert Bron
Abe Ywelles
Abe
Mesera
A. T. Mountain
J. S. Teale
Fortster
McGainess
Hi. S. Maley
FH. Onver
W. HB. Fallowfeld
Tam
Oliver Het
Wr. Mann
T.L. Brown
Alu
Mountain
Teakle
McGuinew
Maley
W. B. Fallowheht
C. Smith
W. Doses
LL. W. J
Chaff and Grain Market Reports from Dalgety Co Limited
Market news from Europe shows wheat bids firm at 37s per quarter and 10d per bushel for cargoes delivered. Supplies are scarce with high inquiry. suggest merchants place one or two trucks on the mark to attract interest. Freight and Fremantle charges noted as well as a shipment of 67,000 tags to South Africa. Victoria District Cooperative Flour Milling Co Limited reports sufficient supplies but shortages of prime grades and better qualities. advise holders to sell on the ark at peak values and prepare for new hay season. Rain has improved crops. stress on careful handling of hay and moisture in oats. No fresh Incas offering. meeting in New Zealand to set nominal values. Straw prices reported up to £2 14s per ton. director greetings and possible leadership changes noted. Blood poisoning warning issued urging Chamberlain's Pain Balm after minor wounds and pin-pricks.
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Messrs. Dalgety and Co
Europe
Ovn
Fremantle
Perth
Tron
Manila
South Africa
Nmac
Perejorn
Shamrock Hotel
New Zealand
Devober
Omer
Fallowfield
Mountain
WEU
Return Visit of Sudholz Pictures at Murchison Hall
Sudholz Pictures returns with Oriental views titled In Quaint Japan shot under special permission of the Japanese Tourist department. The Australian show includes The American Flat in Sydney with expert cinematography of harbor scenes. Singer Marshall Crosby will perform We’ve Got A Big Brother in America with a brass band accompaniment. Admission prices are popular as Living Paris! is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
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Murchison
C. Suiholz
Japan
Charles, Urban Co
Wmler
Sydney
Otographers
Marshall Crosby
Wang
Entithal
America
Mx Crowby
Albany
New York
Prince Theatres
Crosby
Hartington
Crowley
Sheff
Paris
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Pills Ad
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Pills as a wholly vegetable tonic. It asserts the tablets contain no ingredients harmful to the most delicate person and aid natural bowel movements. Sold by chemists and storekeepers.
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Chamberlain
Olly
LATEST CABLES FROM LONDON AND LONDON FUSS
The Newcastle election shows a Unionist victory with licensing issues debated in Parliament. Reports also note the Australian Rugby team known as the Wallabies winning in London with 14 100 spectators. Other items include a Berlin electric tram crash killing thirty, police dispersing a Manchester unemployed gathering, and Mr Tearst publishing letters on political trust and alleged connections among Taft Roosevelt and magnates.
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London
England
Candy
Devote
Burge
Tearst
Taft
Reme Hican
Blane Jand
Roosevelt
Euiliy Cone
Railway smash near Lamulon shocks Sunday readers
An express train on the North line smashed Sunday, killing nineteen people and injuring many. Customs officials in Calcutta uncovered an attempt to smuggle arms and warlike goods including India gums bayonets and swinday sleet goods in the wreckage.
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Lamulon
Puscir
Ninfeen
Lennon
Calcutta
India
Unemployed man calls for 17000 volunteers for six months
Mr Ualdane notes that Mr Rob from Vaklans Semetary tells the unemployed the army seeks 17,000 men for six months, with Leumi Tei to cover them over the winter. The report presents a wartime recruitment suggestion amid economic strain.
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London
Rob
Vaklans
Melbourne cyclist wins 2 miles title in Victoria
The Australian cycling championship for two miles in Melbourne concluded with a clear victory. The winner led early, then steadily extended his lead, finishing well ahead as spectators praised his steady pace and improving performance.
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Melbourme
MeKapppotl
Tel
Victorian League football premiers again Carlton win
Victorian League football premiers Carlton defended their title by beating Fasendon in the final at Melbourne on Sunday. The match saw stirring incidents including a picket blade cutlassing disturbance that forced spectators onto the field.
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Melhoure
Carlton
Fasendon
Bishop Kelly Visits New Norcia Benedictine Mission
The Right Rev. Bishop Kelly of urnidion arrived at New Norcia on Thursday the 17th, hosted by the Benedictines until Monday morning. He witnessed the ceremony ordaining a young cleric and praised the community for its hospitality, with well wishes for his travels and continued visits to the Mission.
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Kelly
Uernidion
New Norcia
Good Fathers
Dongarra
Eae & Ersantag
Ardunia
Remeilictine Fathers
Rishon Kelly
al Hishans
Norcia
Antitrust Probes Tested in Melbourne Trials
Protests against Parke and Co. test the constitutional validity of the Antitrust Act as proceedings begin in Melbourne. Local authorities, Sumetay and Procertings lead the examination of compliance and enforcement.
New Zealand Dominion Day Observed by Prime Minister
In Auckland on Dominion Day Sir I Ward Prime Minister celebrated amid public events. The ceremony marked the 21st anniversary of his political life with formal speeches and national tributes.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Dy Son
Citiren
I. Ward
West Adelaide Triumph in South Australian Football Premiership
West Adelaide won the South Australian Premiership in a Canberra backed match at West Adelaide. The weekend event at Adelaide saw West Adelaide claim the title while South Costralian Football contributed to the season finale.
Perth Shooting App Victim Improves Says Police
Frances Elfis a West Perth woman shot by her 72 year old partner Frederick Charles Phillips on Saturday morning remains in serious condition. Police say the couple had a long history at their 24 John Street home and their dispute led to the gunfire after they went out for a drink. A revolver was fired during a confrontation and authorities continue to investigate while the wounded woman is unable to provide further statements.
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Perth
Mojnlay
Frances Elfis
Frederick Charles Phillips
West Perth
Satuday
Sksn
John Street
Ken
Phillips
Fee
Phil
Philiys
Wreck on Tasman Coast Leaves Dozens Missing
Inter-State Tasman wreck on the Tasmanian coast reports thirty men missing from the barque Viestatt and crew aboard Sukuowa. A second vessel Lech Finlos also ashore near Foster Island. thirty others unaccounted. Four lifeboats launched but not found, captain survived, mate missing. Names Squires, Burns, Johnson appear in the Sydney report dated Sunday.
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Port Vide
Callua
Nomad and Land Dreams Across Western Australia
Fragmented reminiscences lament the slow land settlement process in Western Australia. The piece notes complaints of limited government assistance, scarce reliable information on land availability, and the South receiving better aid. It mentions land selection hopes, railway promises, and political shifts impacting settlers and the Northern Development League's activity.
Government to Decide Saturday Half Holiday Policy
The cabinet will consider a proposal tomorrow on introducing a Saturday half holiday. If approved the change is expected to revert to the existing half holiday arrangement by Wednesday, affecting the weekly schedule.
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Wertnesttay
Weal Australian Bowling Association Meeting Report
Perth Monday report on the annual meeting of the Weal Australian Bowling Association held Saturday night. Officials announced a cash prize fund and updated rules.
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Perth
Weal Autralian
Ance
Smallpox on a Steamer Arrives from Marseille
Fragmentary report notes a steamer arriving from Marseille with yellow flag indicating illness. Disembarkation delayed while authorities bandaged fear and hope for safe clearance.
Perth team defeats Dlomshaye by three goals to four
In a strenuous match Metropolitan Kootral El. Perth and Mandar clashed with Kast remus twat Perth securing a 7 to 4 victory. Wounded Vomneybore, a noted Wire trantle player, sustained injuries and was transported to Memorial for detention.
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Perth
Mandar
Orsh Virem
Vomneybore
Injeruml
Railway Conference in Perth Returns to Morning Session
Perth Monday report on the Railway Conference notes resumed talks as morning discussions consider reimposed terms. Officials welcomed delegates from the Perth Branch on Sunday with Secretary Cassy urging compliance and warning of potential breaches by the Ministry of Railways.
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Perth
Society
Meri
Sehiel
Meerlier Case Dismissal Reported In Court Proceedings
In Perth this morning Mr Hourigan for Mueller sought dismissal after reviewing evidence in The Meerler case. The editor notes an extradition appeal is reported to hinge on the commission’s decision yesterday regarding Henry Mueller charged with murder and related meat theft.
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Yestertau Ther Hentyr Mueller
Germany
Correspondence to the Editor on Labor Party Conduct in Geraldton
A letter by C.J. Klemesurier from Geraldton accuses Labor figures of divertsing attention from party failures after a failed campaign. The writer defends Australian Labor movement ideals, criticizes rivals, and questions alleged bribery and misconduct among opponents. He cites weighty claims about cattle, pricing, and business practices in Kimberley and Wynehaw, urging scrutiny by a Commission.
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Connor
Walter
Kimberley
Connes
Bas
Moon
Rot
The Cattle Kings
A terse note follows up a prior matter involving Mr Mourier and a communication with women before the Meat Commission. Mr Connor’s statements are presented in the context of this proceeding and appear linked to a larger dispute over cattle trade standards.
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To Mourier
Connor
Meat Commission
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P.M. Steggall
Xiii Wartenmaker & Jeweller
AVING
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Pavia
Geraldton
Dati
Jewallery
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EYE Eight
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Greenough
Ratapayers
Camae
Sen Nighineli
Davin’ S
Checconias
H. Debupe
Parliament House
Tol
Bown
DeLargio
Chaff & Grain Market
Dalgety
Victoria
T. Carson
Ah. Gregory
Toy
Sudholtz
Newcastle
Lodton
Smalas
Lameton
Switay
Lonls
Astral
Lawton Suinilay
Lent Kachener
Australia
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Tia
Samlay
Persta
Shah of
Persia
Mm Nevetnine
Archbishop Carr
Carr
Treland
Berlin
Manchester
Smasit
MR. Ualdane
Suteme
Syhwer -Nuwhiy
Hoveraf
Victore
Avalton Arain
New
Melbourne
Sumetay
Dlart, Parker and Co
At Angen
South Australia
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Tasman
Tasmanian
Viestatt
Foster Island
Wew South Wales
Squires
Burns
Johnson
Squires Mays
Tommy
Hirther
Nouais
Amd
Bunbury
Narthaor
Kaannins
Caladella Batale
Wesiratia
Npt
Nort
Aml
Perth Centralina
Bureau
Northern Development League
People's Chamber
Tama
Pat Stone
Moore
Yrars Ay
Nalfaioliday
Marsyilles
Metropolitan Kootral EL
AST Remante
Meerler
Ca. Gibson & Co’s
Geraldton Agricultural Society
J. C. Brown
B. Fuller and CO
Joe Canesten
Vant Adeibe
Ranlor
R. Wallace
Labor Party
Geraklion
Amiicabet
Imei
PAP
Perons
New South Wales
Ira
Veriscietien
Thomalt
M B.dooley
Sop
Avon
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Wynehaw
Yuna
C.J Kle
Cattle Kings
Town Hall
Geralutor
Sturn
Dubnaies
Marshall
Paula
Boall
Solaren
Hall
George F. Todd
Bonloo
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