Political Addresses Stimulate Geraldton Electors
The Town Stall hosts speeches by Minister for Lands James Mitchell and Minister for Works Daglish as they urged voters to re elect Ed Carson to Parliament. Mitchell touted five years of WA government prosperity, defended finances, and praised land settlement, railways, and immigration policies. He highlighted improved conditions and emphasized state over federal treasury, noting gains for workers and settlers as land to plough increased dramatically.
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Daglish
Wm. Patrick
M-L-A
H. Carson
Mitchell
Geralden
Tate
Geraldton
Ed Carson
Mauich
West Australia
Tony
Western Australia
Recah
State Labor Party
Laboutes
England
Wish [Erd
Batchelor
McGewwh
Mitchwil
Lands Department
Uammin
Setlement
Amd
Mull
Geraldton election speechists touch on land policy and roads
In Geraldton, MPs debate farm policy and road funding as Labor and Liberal lines mix. References include a 1 500 000 acre context, railway and road construction figures, and criticism of land tax proposals. Speakers emphasize representation and government spending ahead of elections.
Labor views spark applause at public meeting
A heated meeting featured Mr Daglish arguing for independence of thought and policy, condemning party machines and urging electors to judge the Prevent Government by its deeds. Immigration and public works spending were debated as ministers praised workers and promised reform.
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Scaddan
Labor Party
Hye
Labor Pi
Daglish
Laborista
Democracy
Warlaree
Mc Doo Key
Dooley
Dastich
Erie
W. Patrick
England
McCallum
Australian Railway Gauge Debate Holds Front in Parliament
Yesterday's telegrams report Mr Hughes saying state ministers must oppose federal railway plans or risk delays in Australia's rail program. The Railway Bill is set as an early measure for the coming session. Melbourne notes Newton of Horsam Motor Works survived an overhaul trip when a Green Lake test run ended with a car bursting into flames. the blast left the engine section intact while other parts burned.
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Hughes
Mister
Melbourne
Newton
Horsam Motor Works
Green Lake
South Australia Assembly Debate On Trans Australian Railway
In Adelaide on Thursday Premier Vere said he had forwarded an objection to the Acting Prime Minister over the Trans Australian railway matter. He urged no changes until unification is settled, risking entering line with the broader issue. The motion was defeated by eight votes.
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Adelaide
Vere
Commercion
Westion
Smithson Faces Silent Emotion as Busselton Burn Case Unfolds
In Busselton Edward Sharman, burned severely in a Natmup Rite sheltering near Jarrahwood, regained consciousness after a fit as flames overwhelmed his hands and arms. He lies in hospital in shock while Dr Edwards and wife, tied to the incident, seek leave to prosecute the proprietor.
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Edward Sharman
Busselton Hospital
Sharman
Jarrahwood
Southers Cross
Edwards
Souther
Rainfall Report for West Coastal and Murchison Districts
Rainfall figures cover the West Coastal and Murchison districts for the week ending Thursday, July 6, 1911. The report records weekly totals, compares with prior weeks, and notes notable deviations across settlements and weather stations.
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West Coastal
Murchison
Australian educated Mr BalsiHie named wireless expert
Mr BalsiHie educated in Australia has been selected by Mr Ficher the Prime Minister for the wireless expert of Ailia. He is twenty seven, has invented a wireless system tied to his home, and has been closely monitored since 1905. Salary stated at £600 per year.
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Alo
Agricultural Bank
BalsiHie
Australia
Hi Rob
Ficher
Ailia
The Wood lupine Murder Trial Concludes in Death Sentence
The Woodlupine murder case ends with David Smithson being found guilty by a jury and sentenced to death. The trial concluded yesterday amid tense courtroom drama as prosecutors laid out evidence and the defense disputed key points. The judge announced the punishment in a final session, marking a stark conclusion to the high profile case.
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David Smithson
Mir
Booth
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