Malaya Federation Wary of Self Rule and Citizenship Changes
The piece surveys the political evolution toward a Malaya Federation, detailing British control, state loyalties, and Malay Chinese dynamics. It notes the push to unify seven states under a central administration, the shift toward a Malayan citizenship with electoral rights, and Chinese concerns about integration while acknowledging Malay majority status and regional tensions. The history spans from colonial arrangements through the proposed federation and the implications for governance and identity in Malaya.
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Malaya
Penang
Kedah
Ue Seenne
Malaesi
Singapore
Vince Strake
Richard Whitstedt
Kare
Colg
Ina Trec
Ordor
Svcra
Perak
Selangor
Great Britain
Siam
Johore
Eng Land
Wales
Crown Colony
Straits Settlements
Federariatt
Wee
Elim
Telecand Ral
Amd
Emeh Teder
Wits
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Trates
Tory Tan Evevanruam
New Zealand
Whitehall
Eternabies
Kiis
Majaughursty
Tor Fie
Connell
Ain
Tee Palit
Coun Sal Wii
Agi Malis
Peilivy
Mere
Severn
Sears
Nnide
TrinsThon
Copwells
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Fond Linton
Chine
Malasa
Railways Win Pennant in Close Football Final
Railways defeated Rovers by a narrow margin to clinch the pennant in a hard fought Gerald National Football Association match at the recreation ground. The game featured rugged play, frequent handball, and several scoring bursts as Railways used the wind to surge ahead then held off a determined Rovers comeback with strong defence and timely goals.
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Railways
Maigin
Gerald National Football Association
Recreation Ground
Wayne
W. Dunn
Sehdend
Rovers
A. Wrensted
Howell
A. Maher
L. Cairn
J. Forten
E. Tiles
Mires
Edwards
0. Cross
Morrison
Thete
Selaite Horton
Ick
Zou Pest
Phaysee
Westlake
Horton
Cameron Ob
Calen
Bere Fruit
Foster
Tovers
Folkaving
The
Changover
Doyle
Crove
C. Cross
Mitchell
Currie
Wrensted
C. Cram
Weillance
Holmes
Hich
Rowe
Goat
Whiteman
Chayhe
Ank
Harling
Kirk Cathe
Howell Nulwens
Mounier
Sheridan
Tulways
Brede
E. Xsan
Howiesen
Rede
Black
Gual
Hwhinats
Hrunnen
N. Calra
Cress
Railways trounce Rovers in high scoring match
Railways dominated a chaotic game at Railways oval scoring 16 goals 11 behinds to 1 8 behinds. C Cross and Howell led with three goals each. Foster top for the losers with three but the Railways outfit had stronger all round play and key contributors across the forward line.
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Lucas
Rovers
J. Passion
Dash
Nee
Howell
Leowieson Tuy
Twoinds
C. Cross
Alwass
Foster
Railways
Cross
Horan
Maher
Mounier
N. Cairn
Sheridan Howieson
Cameron
Taylor
Pass
Horton
B Grade Match Report Confused By Erratic Play
A battered record shows a B grade match with disjointed play and unclear scoring. Fire Brigade posted seven goals against Winds who managed eighteen points. Names and exact events are garbled but the result topples expectations.
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Gants Inh
Mullewa Teams Visit For Sunday Matches
The listing shows two Mullewa team lineups with players including G Travia J Doyle and W Thompson for the First Eighteen A and K Mounier Rowe Marsden Taylor Grigsby Saunders for the Second Eighteen. Reserve players Hall Mutley and others are noted along with a 3 pm notice to inform Mr ALT Rutherford of any unavailability.
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MuNewa
T. ‘Mutley
Alt Rutherford
Royal visit honors Perth Lord Mayor with lace tribute
A damaged text fragment notes a lace table cloth or tribute to be used during a royal visit. Wording references Their Majesties the King and Queen, Perth, England, and acknowledgments from the Lord Mayor. The garbled lines mention measures, dignitaries, and Churchill era phrases in unclear context.
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Mayer
Perth
England
Mr. Churchill
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