Britain's Naval Policy In Commons Statement
Prime Minister Asquith declares naval expenditure essential to safeguard worldwide interests. He defends the wartime drive, denies aggressive aims, and notes unity with Germany amid armament growth. Churchill’s budget critique and a Canadian proposal to fund Devadsonghts are cited.
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Doctor’s adamant on extra funds under insurance act
London July 6 The British Medical Association supports the National Insurance Act but says doctors will still treat patients when arrangements are satisfactory. Chancellor Lloyd George favors asking Parliament for an additional £4,000,000 to validate doctors two years.
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London Labor Unrest and Controversies
Brief compilation notes unrest in London with BEN TILLETT and Lord Devonport, criticized by The Times for inflammatory remarks. Also reports Johnson v Jeannette boxing match plans for Labor Day at Madison Square and a Canton route rumor of British troops moving toward Canton.
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Queen's Hall Tonight Showcases Diverse Screen Program
Queen's Hall presents a varied bill including The Two Peni Tents Vitagrans story The Lemon How a Tenderfoot Made Good and The Sobartan Wile Mammy is Asleep comedies plus Booby Stamps the Post Cards and studies of fish life. Also Banveen the human cello opens a six night season with his instrumental act. Doors open at 10.
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Explosion destroys two shops in Wellington
Telegrams report at Wellington on July 20 an explosion destroyed two shops occupied by J Sinclair bicycle agent and G Nancarrow merchant. Painter McNair entering via back door triggered the blast, blew the roof into the air, and wrecked the building and adjoining shop. No further details given.
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King's Rail and Group Curtain Geraldton Perth Farewell Show
King's Rail and The Three Tit-Bits perform their final Geraldton show with The Skipping Rope Dance and other specialties. A complete change of pictures includes Tumous story Tom Butter. The film exceeds 2000ft and is billed as sensational. Farewell night expected to pack the venue.
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Geraldton Triumph in Inland Championship with Sandover Trophy
Geraldton's football team returned from Perth with the Inland Championship and the Sandover trophy after a sequence of sensational wins. The match venue shifted to Subiaco Oval due to WA Cricket ground conditions, with Geraldton defeating Moora 15 goals 4 behinds and Nelson leading scorers.
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Final Game Decisive Geraldton Victory In Inland Championship
Geraldton defeated Nelson 13 goals 14 behinds to 3 goals 9 behinds in the Inland Football Championship final. Ivor Crapp coached the match with open play, as Geraldton led from the second half, Ramadaw Kidd Williams Stokes Schiff and Holmes starring for Geraldton. West Perth defeated Geraldton 6 goals 18 behinds to 4 goals 6 behinds in the same event.
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Coastal League State Championship Upset Victory
Coastal League notes a Perth aligned championship with alternating play and goals 14 behinds. Great Golds League records 8 goals 7 behinds as sale prices and red sale lines fill pages. Adet. and Feereeda Peppermint Cure listed with a 1/8 price amid chaotic sale text.
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Howard Vernon Cay to Open Six Nights of Shows
The world famous actor and singer Howard Vernon will open a six night season on Monday with the King's Hells pictures. He will perform sketches from comic operas and present His Impressions of London Actors. The company also features Vinia de Loitte, a soprano and monotone singer, and Ragdoll Schmidt a noted piano virtuoso and composer. A Red House Sale is advertised with strong prices and selection. Also references to Woods Great Peppermint Cure and the Geraldton Guardian free offer.
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International Cricket MACARTNEY IN FORM
Australian batsman Macartney shines in multiple tests as scorelines reveal strong form in July matches. Notable innings include 101 not out and 118, with Australia posting totals from 368 to 393 across venues like Brighton and Lord’s. Series results show several wins by innings and wickets, draws, and some losses, reflecting a competitive tour.
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