Australian House debate on confidence motion
In Melbourne on July 7 Mr Hedges argues for a constitutional confidence vote. He says federation is best for sensible Commonwealth legislation and that the people deserve clear party alignment to pass needed laws. He contends the Ministerial Party can now legislate in Australia’s interests if internal issues are settled.
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Perth Post Office plans and Melbourne station upgrade
The Postmaster General weighs a new Perth GVO building and potential transfer of the current structure to Western Australia, with a new premises for post and telegraph services if arrangements with the state succeed. Melbourne’s railway centre needs more space. completing works could cost 100000 pounds as evidence before the Bent Land Commission closes.
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Adoptee Drowns After River Accident Near Morgan
In Adelaide July 7 a five year old adopted son of Hugh King junior of Morgan drowned in the Murray River yesterday afternoon. He wandered from home with two dogs near the riverbank, chased rabbits, and reportedly fell from a 50 foot high bluff into the river.
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Murray
Linton Auctioneer Fined Over Unwholesome Milk Case
Kalgoorlie July 7 The hearing in the case against William Linton an auctioneer charged with having unwholesome milk on his premises for the purpose of sale was continued today. Mr Walter stated he believed Linton knew the milkman was not reputable. Dr Macmillan said the milk was not fit for human consumption. Linton was fined 10 with 4 costs and in default one month imprisonment.
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Celtic Club Embezzlement Case Ends in Prison Term
Edgar William McCartney, charged with embezzling Celtic Club funds, was sentenced this morning at the Supreme Court to twelve years in prison. The case, heard in Perth, concluded with a guilty verdict and a lengthy term.
New South Wales inquest on infant deaths cases
Sydney July 7 City Coroner Mr Murphy spoke after an inquest into a newborn found dead in Newtown. He noted this was the tenth such inquest in public places across six months and asserted several deaths were feloniously caused.
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Admission Publication in State of Institutions Text
The passage notes the sole publication for admission would declare the applicant about to become a mother, allowing her to stay under suitable supervision for a period to enable the child to establish a firm grip on life.
Grand National meeting at Flemington stalls racing results
The Turf reports at Flemington on the VRC Grand National meeting with several races including the Keillor Hurdle and Welter Handicap. Workmaster won the Teeplechasers flat by four lengths, Bribery second, Firelight third, amid fast times and betting markets for the adjacent Kensington Steeplechase and other events.
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Grand National Steeplechase Final Acceptances
Final acceptances for the Grand National Steeplechase due at 4 pm include Kuala Tumpur Pilot Boisdale Workmanter Boomeran Confederate Danny Billiards and other entrants as Melbourne reports.
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WALB Band Concert Promoted at Town Hall
Last evening the WALB Band presented a concert in the Town Hall to a good crowd. The program ran late with a long interval before the second part. Moll impressed with "At My Window" and "The Scent of the Jilies" and encoreed with "Annie Laurie" and "Tit for Tat." Westende G.3 debuted on the Geraldton stage as a clarinetist, Nash sang "Sunshine and Rain" and Munday performed "The Roll Call." The W.A.LR Band opened with "Charles Way" and Bandmaster Viper led "Ave Maria" from Cavalleria Rusticana with notable sweetness.
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Local Play Troupe Presents Amateur Hour Imitating Dramatic Sketches
Duet by Bandamen de Lucy and War wicker and run quartette by band members opened the program. In Honor Bound a one act play followed. Lady Cartyou Mise CGmimish Milly Smith Hose Dalrymple Miss Dalrymple acted well. Mr Bronte Doky played Sir George Cartyon. Philiyy Grae hum led by Mr W A Piper. Furnishings loaned by J G Smith and JW Ferguson Ltd.
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London clergyman signals shift on German naval power
Bishop Salisbury told a church gathering in London that he found little real desire to oppose Germany’s naval and military rise. He warned Berlin could dictate to Europe and, if needed, to the United States.
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American Happenings Report on Canadian Tariff Impact
An American consular report notes the Canadian tariff causing a loss of 160 United States dollars from a plant project valued at about £754,000. The plant aimed to supply agricultural and general machinery for shoemaking factories and sawmills. Independence Day celebrations in the United States left 30 killed and 500 injured, with many casualties from meat cracker explosions.
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Aerial Navigations Marked By Cross Channel Flight
In London a remarkable feat by Dr Boyd and companions cross the Irish Channel at night in an airship with secrecy. They flew at 3,500 feet taking four hours to reach near Belfast and recrossed the channel the following night. A private syndicate with 230000 pounds capital is being formed to commercialize the invention.
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Australian Eleven Drawn Game at Birmingham Reputedly Ends Even
Australia battles Warwickshire to a draw as Noble with 131 and Amn strong 19 plus Hopkins 21 boost the first innings. Warwickshire’s fielding and Warwickshire bowlers keep the match closely contested with key dismissals by O Connor and Hartigan.
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Community ball entertains forty to fifty children at Town Hall
A Saturday night event hosted by matrons featured music from Miss Laver and Miss Sherduck and a full spread of refreshments. The Guardian notes reactions to local social clubs and a lively W A LR band show with interjections by women in the audience.
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