Telegrams Methylted Spirits Price Fixed by Commission
The Prices Regulation Commission fixed the price of methylated spirits at 1s 3d per bottle. The Wyndham Willys steamer Kwinana arrived two days overdue at Wyndham with over 150 Ta on board for the Wyndhem meat works. A willy willy encounter near Port Hedland led to a serious moment, and passengers praised Captain Wyles for their lives saved by the seamanlike skill.
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Wyndham
Wyndhem Meat Works
Port Hed
Willy Willy
Seormansi
Wyles
Motor smash toll at Kalamunda rises to six
Perth April 21 the fifth death from the Kalamunda road disaster was Dorothy Ferguson aged three who died at Children's Hospital yesterday morning amid delays in removing the injured five hours after the crash. Doctors noted severe inadequacy of transport and called for more water ambulances in Perth.
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Perth
Ka'amundea
Dorothy Ferguson
Children’s Hospital
Sixth victim dies in Kala Munds Road disaster
Frederick Gibson, 19, of East Fremantle, died at Perth Public Hospital yesterday, bringing the death toll to six. Four others remain in danger as Robert Foley, injured when Churcher’s lorry crashed, recovers at home with head and body injuries.
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Kalamunds Road
Frederick Gibson
East Fremantle
East Fremantle Water Works Dispute Spurs Labor Rift
A.W.U and the Minister for Works clash over interpreting the term carn al worker and wage issues as the government plans a reservoir at East Fremantle. Workers refuse to commence site work pending clarification.
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Perth
A.W.U
East Fremantle
Building Trade Employers Stand for 44 Hour Week
Victoria reports Melbourne builders association employers resolved that after April 23 no workers would be employed unless they agree to a 44 hour week five eight hour days and four hours on Saturday. The firm action signals a full embargo and readiness to enforce the change.
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Me'bourne
Mreter Builders Association
Me’bourne
Fire destroys Rose Bay Golf Clubhouse in Sydney
New South Wales reports a disastrous fire at Rose Bay Golf Clubhouse on the Hover Sydney course. The building burned this afternoon except for a billiard room and the office with damage estimated at £18,000 to £20,000, likely caused by a short circuit in the electric lighting. In Broken Hill, A.M.A delegates urged mine workers to abandon Round Hill and Silver Hill mines after an argument, with ten of twenty workers leaving and others pulled from under work.
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Sydney Golf Clubs
Rose Day
Broken Hill
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Aawe Phom
British Budget Figures Highlight Debt Reduction and Tobacco Rise
April 21 report notes total expenditure in 1919 far exceeded estimates by 144 million pounds while revenue surpassed forecasts, boosting chequer receipts by about 60 million. Tobacco consumption surged, helped by more women smokers. External debt fell by 86 million pounds as Free French loan discussed. Future plans include 234 million pounds for debt redemption this year and 300 million next year, with safeguards on floating and footing debt.
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Aamasion
United States
Chemberain
Remnants of Denekine Army and Soviet Armistice Request
London dispatch reports Britain telegraphed Soviet Russia to conclude on armistice at Moscow. The reply emphasizes a humane treatment appeal for Dr Bela Kuns and notes Britain’s pressure in Eastern Siberia. It states Russians were disarmed by Japan in the region.
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Perth race meeting accepts for Saturday program
The turf meeting at Perth lists acceptances for multiple races including Fitzroy Hurdles over two miles with High Head and Warambie among top horses, Kalamunda Stakes over one mile, Murchison Handicap six furlongs, April Handicap over one mile three furlongs, Apprentices Handicap seven furlongs, and Telephone Handicap one mile. Starting times are 2.5 pm for Hordes, 2.40 for Kalamunda Stakes, 3.19 for Murchison Handicap, 3.55 for April Handicap, 4.40 for Apprentices, and 5.15 for Telephone Handicap. (By Lochiel)
RACING IN VICTORIA AT WERRIBEE DEAD HEAT DECISION
Melbourne racing at Werribee yesterday saw Royal Token and Mone ten share the finish in the Hendicap event, a dead heat declared. The owners refused to divide the prize, prompting a rerun and another dead heat decision before eventual division.
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Melbourne
Proposals Face Mixed Reactions in Parliament
London debates the Budget amid sharp criticism from Government benches, with Opposition likely to back it more. Mr Chamberlain advocates a bold plan to fund national goals through lending taxes, while some MPs oppose lowering Prime Ministerial lending taxes.
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London
Chemberains Paces
Labour Party Proposals Urge International Economic Body
The Labour Party executive issues a manifesto warning of postwar economic strains across Europe and calls on the British Government to establish an international economic body. It would review the entire economic situation and act with urgency to prevent further harm to Allied, neutral, and enemy states.
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Labour Party
Europe
Russian Situation Raises Tension in April Reports
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a tense Russian situation in April involving unclear players and shifting attitudes toward the Soviet government amid ongoing foreign and domestic tensions. Distinct entities are not clearly readable in the fragment.
Dutch Government Accepts Responsibility for Permanent Residence
A fragmented April report notes the Netherlands undertook responsibility for a renamed ex-Ko person in Utrecht province, with government authority asserting control over his comence TM and external relations. The oddly written dispatch names Mr Bontz Lance in connection with residence assignment within Utrecht.
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Netherlands
Utrecht
Perth racing notes from a rough Waratahs derby card
Perth Tuesday racing column reviews the Sugar Days Goodwood meeting and Anzac Meeting at warters with references to Beckers Shyock Bowler and Le Lec. It mentions Little Rosemount Mortons gear and trainer McGrath as well as Mujahab Welcome and Promising Sonde of the Orient with entries for hurdles and the Adelaide Cup history.
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