French Election Report Hints at Herriot May Seek Reform
A French political bulletin from April 5 suggests M. Herriot may concede to wealthy interests and appeal to the public if defeated on the financial question. It notes possible formation of a new chamber majority and potential strategy including a capital levy proposal and a forthcoming election on economic policy.
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Preto
Mentainehlenn
Eid
Herriot
Thie
M. Herriot
Proposed Triple Alliance Discussed by Miners
London April 3 The executive committee of the British Miners Federation conferred with the executive committee of the chamber about a plan for a Triple Industrial Alliance linking mailway transport and mine workers A conference of railway stations was proposed but unions fear being drawn into a miners' struggle before year end
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London
Triple Industrial Alliance
Mailway
Tranport
Britinh Miners* Federation
Cmerpion
Uniums
KETTLED TROUBLE IN REHOBOTH ENDS WITHOUT BLOODSHED
Capetown reports the Legistlative Assembly announced General Hertzog ended the planned revolt in Rehoboth without casualties. Motives were organized to oppose Loree but rapid Jalon forces prevented arrests and dissolved the rebel council forming their own governing body. The administration vows to enforce law and restore unity.
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Rehoboth
Capetown
Legislative Assembly
Hertzog
Loree
Houth-West Africa
Fragmentary Remate Note From Centre Shrouded in Mystery
A partially legible remate note mentions a centre and renown figures, with garbled terms like Renegnae and Len. The readable parts suggest a submission or receipt process, but key names and dates are unclear.
Nationalists and Unionists Split Donderry Poll Result
Fragmentary report notes that Nationalist voters bent the poll at Lom donderry while other returned ballots favored Unionists. The brief text provides unclear counts and no clear outcome.
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Lomdonderry
Free Memory
Proposed migrant farmers from Kenya to Australia
Article details a planned group of Boer farmers led by Mr. J P Angelbechi from Capetown to relocate to Australia. It mentions eight farmers in Keays Colony, British East Africa, with intentions to move to Queensland. The venture plans to export farm equipment and bring capital of about £90,000 for Imex Newt.
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Capetown
J.P Angelbechi
Keays Colony
Britinh
Metropolitan Easter fixtures recalled in city notes
Local sportsmen Moser Hird and Ture Wall led a line for a game won by Germiton as hero in the metropolitan area. E J Williams A Benovt Vermas O McCrae and F W Miller contested a close electric light event, with the former pair edged by a point. Monars Builder and Ellery named skippers for an Easter Port visit, aided by Licenow and Woodward to form a key team for the championship fours. Victorian champion final at Carlton on March 27 featured W Blowh East Camberwell and A Hi Cooper Biddle Park in a tight exhibition. Palmer Dunn Taylor Blow and others highlighted last weekend’s scoring list. Afternoon tea courtesy of Mrs J Thamar.
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Licenow
Woodward
Shou
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Hoth
W. Blowh
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A. Hi. Cooper
Biddle Park
Palmer Dunn
Taylor
Blow
Chapman
ER Willians
Heawrtt
Wentward
McCrae Wi
Arbitrator's award accepted in WA phosphate loading dispute
In a Western Australia meeting of the United Labourers Union members accepted the arbitrator's ruling on the Sheedorbamk vessel superphosphate loading. Workers had rejected the award of 3s 6d per hour but agreed Cedarbank would be worked, and labour resumed at dawn with smooth operations.
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Fertuy
Union
Sheedorbamk
Itr Cumerl
Amt
GMI
Albany Tragedy Trial Leads to Prison Term
After a special meeting of the Executive Council in Albany, Frederick Morgan was sentenced to four years for the wilful murder of Taulin Riley, a young woman. The jury had found Morgue guilty and urged mercy, with Deputy Premier W C Angwing announcing the council’s decision amid a full ministerial gathering.
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Frederick Morgan
Taulin Riley
W. C. Angwing
Executive Council
Leo
Port workers strike delays sulfur cargo loading
On the waterfront the sulfur boat trouble continued after crews on the steamer Urdar refused a wage offer of 1/2 and demanded 5 shillings. The Portes arrived from Galveston with full cargo and faced unloading disputes at Prementic yesterday morning.
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Derren
Urdar
Tureen
Portes
Subterranean Transformer Plot At Bewergr Works
Perth reports a thwarted attempt to destroy a transformer at the Bewergr Department's No. 3 shaft in the Seaboard area linked to a tobacco sewerage scheme. Two charges failed to detonate and a burning fuse was found directing toward a plug, which could have caused major wreckage.
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Wade
Bewergr Department
Tabiaco
Government to Tender New Vessel to Replace Bambra
Perth April 7 the Government will tender construction of a new vessel to replace the Bauben on the North West run. The vessel will be faster than the Bauban and cost about £160,000. Federal concession noted as it may admit duty changes for the Bamben and Eureka replacements.
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Perth
Aji
Bamben
Royal Commission Opens Inquiries Into State Prices
Perth reports the cabinet appoints a Moral Commission to probe commodity prices with a Royal Commission opening on April 7. The inquiry began into state prices and the behavior of officials, with Mr Northmore presiding and Mr Rey Blew…ker serving as the secretary and first witness.
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Royal Commission
Perth
Moral Commission
Royzieen Eet
Jnetive Northmore
Wille
Rey Bkiewer
New South Wales The F Lanning Difficulty
The passage notes today’s call for a crew amid the F Lanning difficulty in New South Wales, detailing the situation and actions sought to address the issue.
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New South Wales
ALP Requests Royal Commission Amid Election Turmoil
The Australian Labor Party calls for a royal commission as internal party strife and electoral disarray rise in the lead up to the upcoming contest. Sources indicate leaders push for official inquiry into governance and decision making within the party structure.
Commission to appoint five experts for Northern Territory plan
Senator Pearce outlines a federal commission to study the Northern Territory task with five experts. Negotiations include Western Australia and Queensland. aims to develop North Australia as a whole, defining the commission's scope and powers, with legislation to follow in three parliaments. Officials will reside in the Territory to devote full time.
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Atel
Meare
Apa
Northern Australis
Pearce
Western Australia
Queensland
Northern Territory
Northern W.A
Northersland
Commonwealth
North Australia Development Talk Highlighted by Pearce
In Perth on April, Deputy Prime Minister Angwin quoted Senator Pearce on northern development. Angwin said the plan would cover water, roads, and rail matters with no prior reference to land control, noting the public works focus in the discussions.
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Perth
Pearce
Australia
W. C. Angwin
Honster Pearce
Decisive No Vote Reported in Saturday Referendum
A decisive no vote swept the Saturday referendum with a substantial victory totaling 33,447 votes. The result indicates strong opposition to the proposed measure and signals a clear public stance against the plan.
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Commie
Antia
Animals at Bondoi and a Man Attack
The fragment describes animals near Bondoi playing with a man as a tigress and cub interact. A series of chaotic actions follows with a man attempting to intervene, the tigress leaping, and the cubs involved as the scene ends with a mentioned death and a master figure observing.
Unclear racing notes amid erratic OCR text
Fragmented words describe horses, trainers, and track events at Randwick and Magpie track. Mentions of Jimmie, Brimming, Hip, Lady Valais and Guigo suggest upcoming gallops and race outcomes with light injuries and confidence about mornings performances.
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Apal
Lawmaine
Bundiwick
Ibn Sheds
Randwick
Valais
WEC
Guigo
Tasmanian Rights League formed to seek Commonwealth changes
A Tasmanian rights league representatives from many localities and political opinions formed to push for Commonwealth protection of Tasmanian rights. Objectives include securing government support for services, amending the Navigation Act to allow free sea routes, and faster arbitration outcomes under Commonwealth law.
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Tasman Rights League
Commonwealth
Teery
Commonwi Public Service
Tasmania
Hunstry
Thawe
Western Australia notices and a fatal motorcycle accident
The report notes clerical appointments in Western Australia with Wey G. & Stubbs as locum for Mr Albert J. Batchelor of the Australian Board of Mission in Western Australia. It also records the sudden death of Tom Williams, a Melbourne traveler for Wismbie Ltd, in Melbourne after a Perth visit, with condolences from business acquaintances.
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Bikey
Wey
G. & Stubbs
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Albert J. Batchelor
Australian Board of Missione
Western Australia
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Perth
Tom Williams
Wismbie Ltd
Melbourne
Austtalia
Hin Notimely
Bosinens
Probate notice in the estate of George Worthy
In the estate of George Worth late of Northampton the administrator of the estate, Massey Crosse & Co, Perth, requests all saving claims to be sent by April 27 1925. On that date the administrator will distribute assets among entitled persons. Notices appear in Fremantle, Geraldton and Northam with local sales agents Massey Crosse & Co listing visit dates in April.
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Anepok Late
Northampton
Festern Australie Permer
Trestom
Agency Pesy
W.A.) Limited
St. George's Terrace
Perth
Life of an Aus Rallan Cattle Station
Wednesday and Thursday present two feature Australian pictures to start the series Know Your Owl cut Thy First. The Life of an Aus Rallan Cattle Station showcases rugged station life with pastoral landscapes and cattle work.
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