Council and sport clash over recreation plan course
Civis Geraldton argues the council cannot please all ratepayers amid calls to fund and run the Recreation Ground fairly. He questions town hall spending, urges self‑supporting schemes, and defends balanced access while noting sports groups seek funding and government support remains limited. He warns against waste and favoritism, urging fair treatment of interests.
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Matey
CIVIS
Thistles Triumph in High-Scoring Victory Over Rangers
Thistles secured a decisive win over Rangers at Recréa Ground with a 6 to 2 result. Ramshaw and Gibsom starred for Thistles while Harkins and Lambert scored for Rangers in a spirited match refereed by Mr. A Woodward.
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Easther
Tilly
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Cassidy
Harkins
H. Gibsom
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Ramshaw
Faure
Rangren
Lambert
Vigoroux
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A. Woodward
Tangees
Economy Plan Five Sparks Rift in Party
The federation debate splits Labour ranks as MPs Makin Curtin and Kure denounce the ministry’s policy. Delegates from South Australia Western Australia and Fremantle lead the attack, expressing distress at the ministry’s decisive stand amid tax-time scrutiny.
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Norman Makin
Mradohe Curtin
MHL
Fremantir
A Makin
Cartimami
Kure
Hone
Pederal Laerative
Makin
Frastor Kucebone
South Australis
Curtin
Western Australia
Herauer
Fremantin
Labour Party
Melbourne Civil Servants Oppose Premiers Plan Urge Candidates
In Melbourne on June 22 civil servants urged voters to elect candidates who oppose the Premiers economy plan. A resolution called for public support to counter the policy, which experts fear will harm households and deepen the depression.
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Melbourne
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Reduction of Pensions Trade Hall Opposes, Supports Revision
The Trades Hall opposes any reduction of pensions but agrees a revision is necessary to suppress abuses. The statement signals a split stance within the labor group as reform talks proceed, highlighting union caution against cutting benefits while seeking safeguards against misuse.
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Melbourne
the Trades Hall
Australia’s Credit and Trade Talks Highlight Investor Hope
A June report from Leedon notes Australian credit and trade challenges, with the Evening Standard quoting concern over difficulties and faith in a rebound. Investors are urged to buy Australian stocks to realize profit amid current uncertainties.
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Leedon
Lemdou
Stowaways’ Plight Rumor Rebutted by Official Inquiry
The South West Tribune of Bunbury reports rumours that Frank Ogden Bab Reid and Jamen Morris who stowed away on the Caledonian Monarch bound for Durban on May 2 with a wheat cargo were suffocated. Official inquiries say the men stowed away at the bow among the wheat with an iron bar for climbing and that the tale may be unfounded. Ogden worked as a yardman at Burlington Hotel Morris at Gon ton Hotel and Beil at Tieton Superphosphate Works.
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Beil
Waterside Work Policy Sparks Waterfront Confusion
A disruption on the waterfront prompts officials to extend work permits only for June expiries. Shipowners brace as renewals thin, while ministers and the prime minister debate next steps. Rumors suggest attempts to purge volunteers, with countermeasures under consideration amid unclear positions.
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Oakley
Boy's Tragic Death in Hesagetown Truck Incident
A three year old boy Allan died after falling from his father's truck as it turned slowly on the rough road. He struck a step and suffered fatal injuries, while his teeth and head were injured in the fall.
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Hixbrad
Church Army growth visit to Geraldton Australia
Captain Cowland led a Church Army mission to Geraldton to explore expanding work in Australia. With Rev J Bell they spoke at Christ Church and showcased mission work from England, noting plans for a training college in Australia and teams deployed globally including Canada, America, India, and New Zealand. The delegation will visit Western Australia late September and resume in the eastern states thereafter.
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England
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Wool Industry Empire Conference Opens in Melbourne
Delegates from England Africa New Zealand and the United States gathered at the Want Exchange in Melbourne on June 22 to open the Empire Wool Conference. The meeting focuses on important matters for Australian farmers and related industry during the week long gathering.
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England
Hout Africa
Want Exchanns
Australi
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Comghs and Golds
A historical advertisement promotes Woods' peppermint cure as a remedy for colds and golds, claiming lasting relief and health benefits. The tepid claim hinges on enduring efficacy, urging readers to purchase the product for quick comfort and recovery.
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Woods
District News Football Club's Annual Ball
A detailed report covers the Norhanpron Pivothall Chuly tournament ball and the King's Hole event. It notes Drage and her team organizing a formal supper, with activities, speeches, and awards. The piece mentions scores, attendees, and local officials, plus a pause for committee reports and upcoming events.
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Marlo
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Vis
Thur
Shamil Wott
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Smuggled Thief Describes Russian Entry into England
A report from Marylebone details a case where Emily Mbul Nalin Kolevekey, 36, pleaded guilty to stealing two towels valued at £2 from a premises in Wigive. The court noted her involvement in smuggling Russians into England and ordered deportation after a seven pound fine. The article indicates the suspect’s motive and the broader smuggling operation in the region.
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