Cables Riot At Albert Pocks Endangers Shipowners
A mass strike at Albert Pocks drew 2000 dockers and seamen to the docks with 47 injured as clashes erupted over terms. Strikers attacked non unionists and damaged labor bureaus while hospitalizing workers. night patrols reported continued unrest and vandalism across the city.
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Londud
Lune
Sean
Ju Hil Me
Apkwith
Mrr
Askwith
Calypso
Tree Labor Bureau
Shipping Federation
Rosie
Premier Wilson Honored With Freedom Of Sundeland City
London Tut 30 reports the freedom of the city of Sund er land being conferred on Mr. Frank Wilson, Premier of Western Australia. In thanking the honor he urged population growth for Australia, stating its lands are valuable and require people to sustain the Empire. He warned Australia is surrounded by Asians until populated.
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London
Sunderland
Frank Wilson
Mail boat tragedy reports stewardess stabbed at sea
A Lascar steward fatally stabbed Miss Alice Venater aboard a mail ship returning from Australia after departing Colombo. The incident occurred shortly after 3.3. The report notes ongoing discussions by Australian ministers Pearce and Batchelor regarding Japan relations and confirms Batchelor's comment on imperial conference results. Also mentions orders for Brisbane armour and Langford's knockout of Fitz Gerald.
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London
Ching
Colombo
Australia
Lascar
Alice Venater
Pearce
Batchelor
Siberia
Japan
Railway staff threaten Saturday lockout over pay delay
Perth telegram reports railway employees dissatisfied with deferred pay. They warned they would leave work at eight on Saturday unless funds were made available immediately. The department later agreed to pay at even on Saturday. Mr Scaddar praised for handling talks with the Minister.
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Perth
Cialuur
Scaddar
The Kellerherrin Tragedy Inquest Opens In Count Scene
The Kellerherrin double tragedy in Sorbhary opened an inquest on Friday. Death was due to lacerations of the brain. Smith aged 44, present in custody, stood about 3 ft 11 in tall. William Mellowship testified Butler threatened to dip Smith’s head in a tank if he spoke tomorrow. Smith remained in the tent throughout the inquiry. The accused then claimed Smith was never there and cried of conspiracy.
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Sorbhary
Kellerherrin
Smith
William Mellowship
Butler
Serith
Dense Sydney Harbor fog disrupts ferries and causes collisions
In Sydney Harbor a dense fog hampered early morning ferry travel, making navigation nearly impossible. The harbor echoed with whistles and sirens as several collisions occurred, causing damage only to the vessels involved.
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Sydney
Sydney Harbor
Wool market training offered by Department of Agriculture
In 1911 the Department of Agriculture and Industries Perth proposed 12 evening lectures at Dongarra Geraldton and Greenough on wool preparation and get-up for market. Wool expert Mr Codrington to teach for a 10s fee. Geraldton Ag Society to assist, aiming to ease attendance and benefit rural communities.
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Geraldton Agricultural Society
Department of Agriculture and Industries
Perth
Dongarra
Geraldton
Greenough
Codrington
T the Technical School
T. McNulty
Uoder
Fremantle v Perth close test match result
In Perth on July 1 the Fremantle city team beat Perth after a tight contest. Fremantle scored 8 goals 2 behinds while Perth managed 7 goals 2 behinds.
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Perth
Tremantle
Pert
Ax Fottew
Premantle
Ilia Wins The Cup At Coolgardie
TODAY S RESULTS AT COOLGARDIE SHOW A FAIR ATTENDANCE AS ILIA CLAIMS THE CUP. MONTANA HURDLES DECIDE A PAIR OF WINNERS WITH PEBBLE AND WEEDARRA IN FORM. FIRST CLASS PLATE AND WINTER CUP RACES FURTHER SHARES OF THE DAY.
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Coolgardie
Montana
Lon the Wisner
ArqueBus Wins Grand National Hurdle at Fremington
Fremington hosts a fine turnout as ArqueBus defies odds to win the Grand National Hurdle Race by four lengths. Sparkle and Obs gain popularity with strong showings in a day of racing, with 300 sovs prize money and 1 mile events on the program.
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Fremington
Arquebus
Jurt Scribes
Sparkle
Socom
Obs
Tine
Sinina
Yees
Vetting
Rovers Defeat Fire Brigade In Geraldton Premiership Clash
In a rough Geraldton league match the Rovers edged the Fire Brigade with final scores: Rovers seven goals two behinds to Brigade three goals thirteen behinds. standout players included Stokes Kidd Hepburn Ramshaw Ward Holmes and McDonald with Ram Lynch and Tetlow among top contributors for the Rovers while Woolhouse Carwardine and Hepburn shone for Brigade.
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Rovers and Fire Brigade
Geraldton
G Barry
Ramshaw
Ward
Danity
Bish
Kelly
Houston
Nip Ramshaw
Bennett Ralsglove
Rovers
Lynch
Carwardine
Reymer
Woolhowse
Hepharamerk
Kidd
Keating
Urizader
Kim Holmes
Emart
Smith
Holmes
J. Killy
Houstoo
Woolhowsa
Tettow
Stokesark
McDowell
PF. Kida
Looch
Rahbbieh
Alee
Dust
Stokes
Leuk
Hepburn
Aml Rymer
Tetles
Groessler
F. Patan
Rabbish
Smith Aml Stoben
Faton
Sine
W. Wank
H. Poss
McDonald
F. Kidd
C. Hepiarn
Pooley
Ranwtaw
Seriromages
Freul Rosam
J Kelly
Behi
CT. Ftumshew
Feore
Tetluwan McDonald
Ramdaw
Legue
NSW Arbitration Bill Passes in House after Late Debate
The Legislative Assembly faced a protracted sitting over the Industrial Arbitration Bill. On a division this afternoon the second reading passed 40 to 36 amid acrimonious debate. The Speaker warned members from both sides several times for disorderly interruptions.
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Legislative Assembly
Bast
Shortage of labor discussed as inquiry resumes
The Royal Commission of Inquiry Into the alleged shortage of labor resumed sittings today. Jacob Segal, manager of Anthony Heidern and Sons factory, said he employed about 420 hands and could accommodate 250 extra if procurable, with 12 months to three years of continuous work available.
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Royal Commission of Inquiry
Jacob Segal
Anthony Heidern and Sons
Victoria. A Painters Deputation in Melbourne
A painters deputation protested to Labour leader Mr Prendergast over claims of labor scarcity in the painting trade. Deputation said 91 of 30 advertised positions drew 91 applications in 24 hours, with 200 qualified workers available. Prendergast pledged to publish statements and use them later.
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Melbourne
State Labor Party
Prendergast
Watt
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Premier Wilson
Austrataa
New York
Langford
Jack Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Fitzgerald
Uratay
Woorsmel Bhark’s Bay
Northampton
Mullewa Ald
Greenoughly
Carnamah
Peak Hill
Abbotts Ba ‘Nanoine Gabaninths
Dawn
Austin
Mt. Magnet
Murgoo
West Australia
Kelleberrin
New South Wales
Fremantle
GEO. Fowlie & Co., Tailors and Mercers
Bugs
Douglas H. Baker
Marine Terrace
West Australian Bank
Wetraday
IML
Fls MacKenzie
W. Jagley
HL. S. MacKenzie
Harvey
Ranning
Price, W. Charles Hodd & Co
William Street
ILIA
Gnostic
Calstock
Victoria
V.r-C
Obi
Maiwen
Myross Handiday
Prarh King
Hannibal
Harry
Deacu Skinner
Furlonygs Mariner
Myall Prince
Alary
Rapid Rise
Navy Blue
Winar Welter Handic
Aosova
Sulongy
Mariner
Cural
Bill
N.S.W
Ted
Oliver’s Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
Sui‘s
A.S. Kent
Arthur J. Davies
Requist Apa Tobaccomiets
Patrona
Mont Hygiene
Radeon
Engelbrecht’s
Engelbrecht
Bartlett the Bootman's Red Shop
P. Gibson
Murchison
Darracher Street
W Morgan, Coe
P. Gilson
Yay Dawn
A. W. Morgas
Cae
S. J. Hosken
Mechanics Institute
Bidney J. Hosken
Seerency
Lee
Thornhild Street
Hospital
Stafford
Geraldton Loan Office
Leven
Seattle
Toth
Botan
Levenson
A. T. Davies
Geraldton Meat Supply Co
Bill of Portland
Zeph
Beale Australian Pianos
Shamrock
P. Neylok
Thos. Formas & Seas
Constantin FE & Gardner
Flomo
Thos, Formas & Sons
England
Emil Kumberg
America
Kuhnberg
Berlin
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