Howw vl Representativee Passes Bill to Change Seats
The House passed a bill reducing members from 381 to 435. Taft discussed tariff reciprocity with Canada, stressing full treaty terms and non annexation only, while a New York banquet speaker speculated Canada joining the United States under imperial protection.
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Deputation to Prime Minister on Imperial Advisory Council
Lomton reports a deputation presenting a memorial with 3000 signatures urging the creation of an Imperial Advisory Council. Prime Minister Asquith values the signatures, plans to place the matter before the Imperial Conference, and notes needs for overseas cooperation. The Times comments on the discussion and government initiative.
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Bill Introduced to Extend Adult Suffrage in Commons
London April 24 The House of Commons saw a bill introduced to extend the franchise to adult men and women. Mr Winston Churchill pledged safeguards for Sunday newspaper circulation while discussing the Shops Bill, noting Sunday as the sole day many citizens have time to read.
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The Australian Referenda in London Coverage April 28
London reports on Australia referendum results with newspapers watching closely. The Westminster Gazette argues governments may push a referendum but ignore adverse outcomes in constitutional issues. The Morning Post notes Shoeburyness? and Fisher’s policy moves at Imperial Conference with Mr Makars.
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Richmond Railway Disaster Costs Raised in Melbourne
The Melbourne report notes the total compensation paid for the Richmond railway disaster amounts to £137,329. It reports 4 percent of claims have been made and mentions a separate Perseverance Mine accident with two miners Thomas Casey and Thomas Baylin receiving surgery. one eye removed and another eye damaged, with both described as in critical condition.
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Conference adopts motion on licensing for clubs in Australia
In Sydney on April 24 the Licensed Victuallers Association of Australia passed a motion to place clubs on the same footing as burle. The meeting addressed licensing and regulation within New South Wales.
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Explosion at Wyce railway works injures and kills workers
A powder magazine exploded at the Wyce railway duplication works in the Newcastle district. Inka Donaldson a young powder monkey was killed and his body scattered. A blacksmith was also injured as debris damaged nearby structures and local homes. Police found a few teeth and pieces of clothing.
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Geraldton Cricket Match Ends In Narrow Loss For Local Eleven
Geraldton side clash with visitors in a hard fought cricket match at Joe’s Park. Poor batting from both sides yields a low scoring affair with Connolly taking 7 for 23 as Wilton claims 3 for 41. Geraldton tops score with 170 on a day of tight bowling and fielding by the Flats Town Eleven.
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Geraldton Reads Board Sets Arrears Action and Road Works
The Geraldton Reads Board meets to address arrears notices, appoints a sub committee for gravel work near Giles, and plans tender calls for Eradu railway line road sections. It asks the Railway Department to improve station area cleanliness and remove private land refuse.
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Geraldton Station plans and yard alterations discussed
Acting Premier T bog informs Pesaee Yon of Geraldton improvements including platform and yard changes. He promises soon details and urges cooperation with local authorities while awaiting scheme approval. Inter state note requests fish delivery and team transport.
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Referenda results by state and powers totals
A historical tally lists states New South Wales Queensland South Australia South Australia and Western Australia with figures for Legislative Powers and Monopolies. Totals show combined legislative powers and monopolies across all states.
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Australian Labor Briefing on Western Australia Referendum
Perth reports the Metropolitan Council of the Australian Labor Federation debated referendum results in Western Australia. Senator De Largie argued the outcomes cannot be blamed on opponents and urged coordinated action rather than relying on press and money. A unanimous motion backed broader party influence in the state and condemned NSW Labor ties to the Referendum process.
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Mount Erin Estate Tender Near Geraldton
The Mount Erin Estate near Geraldton offers 1.39 acres including eight paddocks, a six room stone house, three pools, wells and a windmill. Subdivision, wheat and hay yields noted, with June 27 start date for a seven year lease at £20 weekly rent and stock included. Tender closing May 15 with bids to Dalgety & Company Fremantle Perth Geraldton.
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