Resignation of Minister Clemester Sparks Currency Reform Debate
Woris April 3. The resignation of M. Clemester, minister for Vinaner, follows a move by the government to adjust the value of currency from 24W million to 4900 billion, aiming to discount commercial bills. Clemester argues these measures fuel inflation and hardship, while the governor of the state of France weighs the proposal amid discussions of finance and inflation.
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Woris
Clementel
Matey Wivink Bey
France
Newbury Cup and Tariff Debate Dominate London News
April reports cover the Newbury Spring Cup with details on horses Punkily and Heliaster. The tariff debate continues, with government resistance to British preferences and Labour Party stance on women’s suffrage impacting the bill before Parliament.
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London
Newbery
Pen Rotary
Heliaster
Dein
Nesrala
Uapetawn
Gatriament Organ ‘de Waza
Bergur
Labor Party
Women’s League
Books Downed in Paris Unrest Report
Paris reports indicate widespread student action with two thirds of Paris University students involved in book downing today. Officials note damaged shelves and disrupted lectures as demonstrations press for reforms.
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Paris
Stulenta
Local mine disaster stirs talks on small-operator era
An alarming report states 44 persons drowned and 84 others are missing after a mine disaster. Officials attribute the tragedy to the commanding officer's orders, with 190 soldiers deployed to rescue efforts. Debate continues over the mine's suitability for small operators and future district development plans.
Polling to Day in State Ends Vague Campaign Ties
Fragmented OCR text notes polling day with unclear campaign stakes. It mentions a Theatre screen and possible civic or public interest, with scattered references to names and places, but no clear events or outcomes.
Western Australia Surveying and Loans Plan Discussed
Government may consider a plan to support surveying work in the com section with cotton settlement. Proposals include advances for well sinking fencing and grazing loads, repayable by five or ten year instalments, with loans added to the existing liability.
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Sister Corday
Muller Hoblery
LUMPERS AND PHOSPHATE AT THE CEDARBANK
There was no development yesterday in connection with the strike of the workers loading phosphate from the steamer Cedarbank at North Wharf Fremantle. Instructions from the Waterside Workers Federation in Melbourne to return to work were revived but not obeyed, leaving the ship idle.
Port workers press for rate compromise amid shipyard talks
On Thursday workers demanded higher pay as shipyard activity rose after a period of scarce jobs. The Board of Reference set a fair rate, with F Walsh overseeing, while parties sought a compromise acceptable to both sides through the day.
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Iimpers
Readizesa
Board of Reference
F. Walsh
Kong
Forrest Electorate election yields Miss Holman victory
In Perth on April 4 Miss Holman is elected to represent the Forrest Electorate. The result follows her candidacy supported by a backdrop of opposition from the Railway Employees' Union to the Commonwealth Government decision affecting railway business.
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Ferth
Miss Holman
Forrest
4B Holman
Railway Union
Balk Perth
Railway Employees
Union Bay
Foxsed & Woting
Commoswealth
Pratten Advocates Tariff Policy Amid Trade Debates
In Melbourne the Minister for Trade Mr. Pratten defended protective tariffs, stating lower overseas prices do not justify duty remission. He warned against relying on external factors to influence tariff decisions and emphasized safeguarding domestic industry. Meanwhile, Goodwood results listed bets and race outcomes, including names and odds.
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Pratten
First Concern
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Pratt
NSW Sydney Appeals Court Dismisses Conviction Bid
Anek Field aged 37 appealed to Judge Curlowie over his conviction and a sentence at E25 for Kevin. The appeal was dismissed as Hix Humor described the conduct as brazen and improper.
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Sydney
Anek Field
Curlowie
New Zealand Couple Killed in Horotiu Car Crash
A single motor accident near Horotiu killed a husband and wife from Avuekiand. The car struck a telegraph pole, causing fatal injuries to the couple. The driver escaped uninjured as emergency services conveyed the injured to a hospital.
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Horotiu
Tata
Rage Graham
Gralem
Untitled Crime Scene Shocker Echoes Family Tragedy
A fragmented report from Wellington details a shocking family tragedy involving a 92 year old man and his 17 year old daughter Elsie. The text references a road contractor and a chaotic sequence ending with a self inflicted gunshot, but key facts are garbled.
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Wellington
Elsie
Damage to Waxworks Exhibition and Wartime Collections
Fragmented OCR text describes damage to a Waxworks Exhibition and a celebrated war-works collection, noting public reaction and references to wax modelling through the Middle Ages. It mentions annual and extraordinary elections, district officials, and names individuals such as Desmond Turaday and Kenneth Harlan.
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Medasia
Crippes
Charlie Pemeet
Madame Tursaud
Public Meeting on Proposed Motor Timetable and Elections
A public meeting in the Conseil Chambers on Thursday April 9 at 1 pm will be chaired by Mayor Mrs. Frank Green to decide the motor timetable. An Extraordinary Election is noted with details and vacancies to be filled by nominations. A Nabewak Hall meeting on Saturday April 11 will discuss extending the railway east from You Sid and land settlement in the Yuna District for local residents’ opportunities. The Civic Reception invites citizens to a Presbyterian church moderator in the Mayor's Parlour on Monday April ith 1925 at 10 30 am.
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Conseil Chambers
Thureday
Apis 9
Mre
Prank Green
A. Whitfield
Hos
Nuree
Nabewak
Ttisc
Yous Sidim
Yuna
Abcione
H.W. Hichardson
Presbyterian Church of
W.A
Upper Chapmann
Berk J. F. Corby
Beenerare
Arthur Ureen
James
Y. Thomson
Warwick Farm meeting race results and stalls
Racing in New South Wales reports from Warwick Farm on April 4 detailing race results. Norton Stakes winner Wallace Mortlake with Windbag, and other placings note Mocars Aiswworth and Gilmour, plus a Tweksaarra pairing for a 103 versus 10 duel.
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New South Wales
Umipping Norton
Wallace Mortlake
Aiswworth and
Gilmour Frre
Tweksaarra
Teckaserre Kotter
Purchase intent for 1141 concentrates in Premantic trade
In a terse note, YORDHAMS LIMITED of Bex 134 Premantic seeks to purchase 1141 concentrates staking CAH ADVANCE as ore arrives Premacnite. Names Helene Lid and Mr Harrod appear as parties in a terse transaction outline with instruments and terms referenced.
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Yordhams Limited
Bex
Ethie
Helene Lid
Herth
Mr. Harrod
Auction sale of household furniture on Gregory Street Geraldton
On the premises at Gregory Street Geraldton the sale of household furniture will occur on Tuesday April 1 at 2 15 pm. The itemized sale includes chairs tables and miscellaneous personal effects from the residence. Purchasers should arrive early and bring suitable means of removal. All items to be sold as is with no warranties. Proceeds go to the estate.
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Lend
Wilson
Fordham
Img
Northampton
Gregory ST
Geraldton
Stock Market Sale At Nabewn By Mabawa Firm
Mabawa Stock Market Ber, Smith & Co, Lautad announce their regular monthly stock market at Nabewn on Tuesday the 7th of April. They offer 1,500 sheep and 1,500 head of cattle including Wether and Lamb categories. Cattle entries invited under Geraldton Perth authority.
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BER, Smith & CO
Lautad
Wil
Nabewn
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