From Our Ghy near Perth July 19 Hosts of political shifts
Reported from Ghy near Perth on July 19 describes looming parliamentary reassembly, party opposition plotting, potential government defeat, and possible general election. Notes on Agent General, Sir Newton Moore, and Moss as successor, plus local public works, finance deficits, and tram track disputes in Hay Street and St George's Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Wilson
Liberal Club
Colebatch
Northam
Supott
Newton Moore
Moss, Kuo
Newton
Socum ‘Venens
Justice Burnside
Messrs and
McCabe
Hamersley
McDowall
Coolgarh
Labour Party
Tutt Chak Fums
Wickham
Pell
Main
Sho
Melbourne
Johnson
Railway Department
Hay Street
St. George's Terrace
Geraldton Mechanical Institute Elects New Committee
The annual meeting of the Media Institute drew about 50 members, up from ten. John Arch chaired. five new committee members were elected, while retiring officials were thanked. A resolution to allow vacancies to be filled between meetings failed. life member vote for RC Howes succeeded. gratitude to retiring officials closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media Institute
John Arch
Thelbai Mace
Shay
John Urch
Steggall
A. T Hardwicke
G Lester
E Robinson
Messrs Hardwicke
Lester
Ramshaw
Gargett
Shaw
Stewart
Barwick
Robinson
Cobeldick
Compton
Currie
Stergall
Evensoe
Conlon
Bellgrove
A. T Hartwicke
Meath
Smith
Patfe
H. Hele
P M Stegall
Dir Mills
Inca
Mussa W Muck
T. Atroud
RC Howes
W. Moore
Secending
Howes
Institute
Last Season Mr Chas Hunter Penchant for Sea Roads
Fragmentary note from 19th century source quotes Mr Chas Hunter of Tenintews praising sea travel and steam navigation terms. References to the Reaper Thresher and weary crops imply agricultural and maritime themes. The text is garbled OCR with unreadable names and dates, offering a glimpse of river and steam navigation discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Hunter
Tenintews
Information from diplomatic sources on Armenia war
Diplomatic reports from Constantinople say German headquarters are silent on Armenia operations. Turkish troops are demoralised and retreating, with blame exchanged between Germans and Turks. Refugees flood into Devisu, Atdin, and Smyrna as Christians evacuat regions. Enver Pasha returns to distribute money to Arab chiefs. German officers help defend Angora and Kenia while Russians threaten advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Neu Teat
Constantinople
Armenia
Exterum
Han von der Goltz
Von
Sanders
Sim Sre
Raji
Angora Fens
Armenis As
Sities
Citges
Angora
Kenia
Wear
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Henry Willis & Co
Geraldton
James Bell & Go
Wheat Merchants
Elder Shenton & C C., Ltd
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Bb. Fuller & Co
Rew
Union Harvesters
P. L. Mouritz
Crooks
S Brooker
Marine
Terrace
Ironmongers
Gevainternanence
Menor Supertern
Hapland
MINIG
Ae Oenetal
Hardware
NOBEL
Glasgow Explosives Co
Metters Ltd
Evenrude
Nowsoat Motors
Re Et Aden
National
Patmom
Wale Brick “Works
Hp and
Commonwealth Eee
C. Stokes & Co., Saddle, Harmess, and
Dollar
Motte
Holzman Bros. and Freeman
Move “Isd
Tabed Om Their
Strand Cafe Aed Suprez
Bebnitt
Dullinger River
Pubser & Co T
Nic
Wood's Binders
Commonwealth Marine Terrace
Michael Quain
Commonwealth
Australia
Yong
Nfoce Exchange
Romboewealts
Geraldton Mechanical Institute
Massey-Harris
Ceatery
Bassey-Barris Bisderr
Crossley Engines
Bogle Bros
Geraldtos
AUAM
Lam
Meleoulye Steamerie
Lloyds
London
Quelneland Dtecqrarce Co
Terk and
Teuton
Suisn
Many
Germany
Amamand
Juratation Gfe
Amd
Lonely Tatamal
Yeurgwe
Waddy
Ium
Geraldien
TSS
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