Political Matters on Works Funding and Union Preference
The government admits the treasury is short and relief works are limited. It criticizes the previous administration for deficit spending and argues funds are insufficient for extended relief. It also proposes enforcing unionist preference in government jobs, tying wages to union dues and tickets as a policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McCullam
James Mitchelly
Labour
Rnipty
Pan Tettat
McCullum
Litien
McCalluus
Om v. Colfier
Commonwealth
Collier
Uni
Labour Party
Extramier
Anglican Services Planned Across Northampton and Nahawn
The Rt. Rev. J. Frewer, Bishop of the North West, will conduct Holy Communion at Northampton and hold Evensong at 7 20 p m. A Holy Communion service is also scheduled at St Bartholomew's Church Nahawn at 11 am with Evensong at Naraling Hall at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-West
Ithe
J. Frewer
Jowa
Northampton
St. Bartholomew's Cherch
Nahawn
Naraling Hall
Evensong
Propose Midland Railway to Boost Lewitt Coal Discovery
A letter urges Western Australia to empower the Midland Railway Co to build from Mingenew to the Lewitt coal area, arguing it would develop rich coal seams, boost port and bunker trade, supply railways and households, and attract London capital without state outlay. The author appeals to northern MPs to secure parliamentary approval and rapid capital raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewitt
Berman
Collie
Commonwealth
Midland Rail Company
Mingenew
Midland Railway Company
London
Geraldton Water Supply Roof Under Construction
The Wicherina reservoir near Geraldton is being roofed with asbestos to prevent evaporation losses. The 17.5 acre roof uses 1,240 tons timber and 820 tons asbestos sheeting, with 21,000 sheets planned and 8,000 already in place. The project aims to improve water security as demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorakiten
Wicherina
Beitinh Empire
Murphy
Frizzell
Weedon
Geraldton
Silent foe strikes in stealth despite all health fears
Fragmentary text describes a crossing and a fatal act linked to past examination mistreatment. It references a tutor killed by a former student and hints at fear driven hate. Odd phrases appear, including garbled lines about foos and fiendish acts, with no clear context or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Geneva Conference Hears British German Talks Progress
Geneva May 1 The Disarmament Bureau reviewed private talks between British and German delegates over removing from the draft convention chapters on Continental arms standardization. The exchange, deemed bold by observers, aims to avert Versailles sanctions and break the deadlock. Next week expectations focus on further developments as Henderson weighs in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Bureau
Iisarma
Henderson
German Militarism and Von Papen Outburst
Fragmentary report cites Captain Von Papen urging militarist policy to defend a future for their sons. It mentions opposition to pacifism and notes a speech at a pub setting. Language is garbled but centers on German militarism and a hardline stance against pacifism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Papen
von Papes
Germany Faces Gunpowder Moment in May Crisis
Berlin reports a critical sitution worse than since WH as Germany teeters on an explosive impasse. The piece urges the government to mobilize the Reichswehr and storm troops, while Britain warns of European backlash, signaling a clear shift in foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Geneva
Hitler
Prema
Willion
Great Britain
Von Papen's Blood and Thunder in Allied Press
London dispatch from May 15 notes The News Chronicle declaring German actions brutal and repulsive. It asserts Von Papen’s hard line tempts civilians to oppose Germany while praising Allied resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
News Chronicle
von Papel
Germanys Attitude Cabinet Etirg Called
Berlin May 13 The Unbinet summons the snig on Wednesday to define Germany attitude to disarmament. Kruevilor will insist on reason for the Geneva conference and the Reichstag support, reflecting the Nazing majority backing the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ubinet
Kruevilor
Herr Hitler
Germany
Reichstag
Fire at Northam razes tailoring shop in blaze
A spectacular fire gutted Mr. Alt Hampson's tailoring shop in Northam on May 15. The premises burned to the ground before the fire brigade arrived, with adjacent premises sustaining damage. Cause unknown. Mr. Rampwon was away in Kalgoorlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
Alt Hampson
Tierning
Rampwon
Kalgoorlie
Tragic Kalgoorlie Jockey Remembered and Racing Notes
The Perth wire recalls the death of veteran jockey Trenoweth at Kalgoorlie and his 1901 Helena Vale feats. It lists winners, odds, and notable races across Kalgoorlie, Adelaide, Sydney, and Melbourne, with mentions of horses Heroic descendants and Parker Cup results, plus penalties and upset results at Goodwood and Randwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toehiel
Perth
D.C. Braham
India
Tice
Goodwood
Haturday
Hix
Mithra
Eh Maju
E. Buckingham
Riversvale
Beith
Hobart
Spear Maiden
Flemington
Limerick
Randwick
Valparaiso
Brisbane
Nui Phur Lap
Adelaide
Heroic
Chontauts Hike
Ener
Sydney Nalva
Dem
Fairy Elf
Chriolas
Hal Werode
Loversland
Lay Capertoe
Capparis
Trenton
Urania
Geelwood
Kalawiri
Pensacula
Kaliin
Scodwood
Karmount
Enniscorthy
Pidge
Needey
Kalgoorile
Minipa
Abiax
Arrow
Moonee Valley
Tatterwall
Rosburn
Pertho
Leger
Washtarn
Royal Durbar at 2's and Tea Party at 5 to 2 dominate crowd
Race report describes Tea Party winning easily by a length over High Konner with Royal Durbar two lengths behind. High Romaine backed late for Walter. Other notable runners include Cave Prince, Sport Roral, and Pash, with extensive field mentions and trainer changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Durbar
Walter
Tea Party
Von
Winilling
High Konner
Loyal Durbar
Wad Nongee Hose
Speamus
Bunmie
Mr Marks
Fremantle
Restore
En-Fayn
Heaing
Cave Prince Cos
Raxeburn
Reesome
Hero
Riveree
Land of Nod
Valpre
Bush
Rem
Xeon
Ate
O'Mara
Pacific
Gehis
Tuhnsan
Rota
Lonesome
Tom Dare
Coren
Moarrest
Tanesomie
Algoo Weather Notes Mark Dry Warm Period
Dry warm conditions prevail in Yalgoo with nights cooling. arrivals include J Frewer bishop and Desmond Coyne recently released from Mullewa Hospital after pneumonia. Death reported in Perth of Rose Reehner, eldest daughter of late Richard Woods. Mr John Reehter resided in Yalgoo with family. Mr H Fuller Morguntiy Swiss jone travels around Australia. T Re Maywell and wife wrap up six months world tour near Moka Station on return south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
V. J. Frewer
Wight
Ang
Desmond Coyne
Mullewa Hospital
Perth
Rose Reehner
Richarl Woods
Yalgoo
Tim
Dustin
Hushanil
John Reehter
Yalgoa
Bochner
H. Fuller Morguntiy
Yalgoohaat
Re Maywell
Moka Strtion
Saath
Untold Tale of Zululand Tyrant and a Girl
An aged Zulu Aemurt to death 1 Chaka the tyrant king remains in a kraal in the upper Vongnat region of Zululand. A girl who went astray is mentioned as needing care but details are unclear in the fragment. The text preserves antique place names and royal focus without clear current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaka
Vongnat
Dinteien
Zululand
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Eure
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Swan
Peter Than
A. H. Mountain & Co
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iBrlinn
von Papen’s Blood and
Tailor’s Shop
Guited
Alo
Ammon Ta
Tasman Sea
Sydney
Ammonia
Caymel
Ine of
Astor
Teban
J. E. Pike
Herbert Charles
Land Abbey Onde
Amber Ic Christie
Bell
Ig Honeburn
Amt Young Fold
Ambulynea
Armanarco
McEwan
Percival
Mel Clure
Shakin
Rabinus
Daisied
Megrave
Golden Fox
Chrysene
Lord Wubin
CLOBE
Worthington & Son, Ltd
Eleanor Street
Sterling
Levinsoi
Levisisoms
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Algoo
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