Ex parte Application for Rule Nisi in Australia Case
Melbourne reports the High Court of Australia heard an ex parte application by the Broke Hil Proprietary Company for a rule nisi to prohibit a writ of certiorari aiming to set aside the award of Mr Junta Winging, President of the Court of Conciliation and Architecture, in a dispute between the teppany and the miners of Broken es. The court granted the rule nisi and made it returnable in Sydney on Spirit 14.
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Melbourne
High Court of Austerlia
Optehalt
Broke Hil Proprietary Company
Nisi
Junta
Miners Federation Considers Action Over Vermont Emission Change
Sydney report notes Miners Federation committees at Seweast's discuss Gos Vermont move altering emissions from Broken Hill to Atiuey. A proposal seeks to hold vesting in protest across the district, urging workers to strike if officials not moved.
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Sydney
Seweast
Vermont
Changin Tha
Atiuey
Railway Outras Feat Charges Filed in Broken Hill Court
Broken Hill Poties Court heard charges against William Rosser Tovonh Lyons and Edward A Kingsley, with two others, for maliciously destroying the railway line on the Proprietary and Blook races. Kingsley discharged. Ibhaer and Lyons remanded for trial.
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Broken Hill
Wareh
Willian Rosser
Tovonh Lyons
Edward A. Kingsley
Kingsley
Ibhaer
Lyons
Federal ministers to tour Australian states in coming campaign
The Prime Minister and cabinet Ministers plan a series of speeches across Queensland New South Wales Victoria and Western Australia with Attorney General Fisher Pearce Mahon and others set to speak in key cities. South Australia arrangements are not yet finalized with Thomas expected to speak there.
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meTbotitan
Speseh
Gympie
We. Fisher
Queensland
Sydney
New South Wales
Victoria
Sal Taamsain
West Australia
Mahon
Pearce
Melbourne
Meares
South Australia
Thoma Umy
Government medical examination for federal public service
The speaker urged compulsory medical examination for all federal public service candidates. He cited past issues with dubious medical certificates and noted an inquiry within the Melbourne telephone exchange revealed prolonged sick leave. A regulation was promised to require civil servants seeking travel duties to obtain certification from a government medical officer.
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Mabou
Melbourne
Dio
Dreadnought offer disputed by Victorian ministry report
The Melbourne dated note from March 24 indicates most Victorian ministers oppose making an offer of a Dreadnought to the British government. The document suggests the Cournen wealth Ministry will not proceed with an offer.
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Melbourne
Victorian Government Faces Unified Action Debate
Cabinet members debate bold policy as the Premier and Ministers prepare to discuss resourcing and a possible cooperative approach with other states. Mr Murray said Canberra talks have failed to progress and a concerted plan may be needed.
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Murrey
Watt
Murray Ceid Viclay
Firemen accused of stealing in Melbourne court session
In Melbourne today before Mr Justice Hood Alfred Ernest Smith and Mired Alexander Roberto faced the court on theft charges. They pleaded guilty to stealing dross and other woods from H. P. Roberts of Flinders Lane on February 15. A witness recalled the pair drinking heavily that night. The jury found them guilty and discharged the two women.
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Melbourne
Marek Athe
Justice Hood
Alfred Ernest Smith
Alexander Roberto
PF Rotwrts
Flinders Lane
Steddest
Rwalmcoch
Markee
Flinders
Railway Commissioner Bles Dies Suddenly in Melbourne
Charles Filson, one of the Victorian Railway Commissioners, died suddenly at his residence in St Kilda this morning after months of heart trouble. He had shown some improvement before this abrupt collapse ending his life.
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Charles Filson
Dis Reidente
Kase St. Kilda
Two Vases of Plazile At Sydney Mills
Sydney reports two vase incidents at a Mills site near the wharf on Sumsex-airert. Workers Robert El ford Jackett of Camperdown and Ernest Jmckott of Annandale are named among those affected as filaments of plazile were caught in large numbers. The cleansing game has since the 16th inst caught 27 pags selected to dints in a store next doce.
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Sydney
Robert Elford Jackett
Camperdown
Ernest Jmckott
Annandaie
Sumsex-airert
Sale of liquidators rights on wrecked Mil dura completed
Perth March 25 Tenders were invited for the liquidators rights in the wrecked Mil dura now at North Western cape. The vessel has been sold to Messrs Tomlinson Bros engineers Perth for acknowledged consideration.
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Perth
Mildura
North-West
Ape
Messrs
Tomlinson
Trap accident injures Fremantle resident Turner
Thomas Davis Turner of Canning Road East Fremantle was admitted to Fremantle Hospital with a broken leg after a trap horse ran away near Bicton. Turner and J O Halloran were being driven to South Perth when they were thrown from the vehicle. O Halloran escaped with a shaking while Turner suffered the injury.
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Thomas Davis Turner
Canning Road
East Fremantle
Fremantle
Turner
J. O'Halloran
South Perth
Wese Bicton
Mr. O'Halloran
Rowing Notes Four-Oared Race With Ladies and Coach
Four-oared outrigged clinker boats will host a three heat series on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next week. Crews coached by G Houston and E Farrand include Miss Eva Gilmore Miss M Hipper Miss B Smith Miss H Gilmore and others with Misses E Hayes Snell Gibson and L Gibson in heat one and Mrs Kidd Miss Kent Crawford Maradon in heat two. The final heats Wednesday lead to a euchre party and dance at 9 30 p.m.
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Messrs
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Raspes
Indies
Eva Gilmore
M. Hipper
BI. Smith
H. Gilmore
Mr. G. Houston
E. Hayes
Snell
B. Grimish
L Gibson
G. Harper
Mrs. Kidd
Misses
Kent
L. Crawford
E. Maradon
Verana
M. Barton
B. Baston
L. Atkins
H. Barnett
E. R. Farrand
New Zealand Dreadnought Offer Accepted by Britain
In the House of Commons Mr Asquith announced that the government had accepted New Zealand's offer of a Dreadnought. Secretary of State for the Colonies Arthur Crewe cabled an important decision to New Zealand's governor Lord Plunkett.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
New Zealand
Ari Crewe
Lord Plunkett
German Socialists Chide Reichstag Over Armament Plan
Socialists speakers after Von Scheen, the foreign minister, in the German Reichstag accused Germany of refusing England's hand in reducing armaments.
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von Scheen
Reichstag
Germany
England
The Times on the Situation
The Times reports all parties except the Socialists deny a German naval reduction and say Germany will fast complete vessel construction. It notes the South African press urges Meitein’s nasal policy and maintaining a two lower standard while Britain faces higher costs. Haldane calls for calm yet vigilance and a strong navy.
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Jerdo
Times
England
Germany
Meitein
Precautions in Germany Coast Guard Expands
Customs officers in Schleswig Holstein recruit assistants to guard the coast against spies. The move aims to bolster vigilance along German shores amid security concerns, with new personnel assigned to assist maritime patrols and coastal checkpoints.
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Foke
Schleswig-holstein
An houss stance on England disaster noted by Sun
The New York Sun reports American attitudes toward England during a disaster, noting residents are not defending their own interests and suggesting a cautious public stance amid events abroad.
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New York ‘Sun
England
Terentn
Australian Natives' Association Conference Notes
The Australian Natives' Association plans its annual confers at Bouldee City starting Easter Monday. Delegates contest elections, with FC Bartlett and G A Itsullen departing for Bontiler City on Good Friday. Agenda items propose displays of Australian manufactured goods and revised branch laws on residency and associate member eligibility.
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Susten Lion Natives’ Association
Bouldee City
Tranchawe Messes
Bartlett
G. A Itsullen
Bontiler City
Juco
Geraldton
Trade Depression Seen Harsh on Teraldton District
The piece laments lingering economic hardship in Teraldton as farmers, workers, and merchants endure a slow season. It notes depressed harvests, reduced trade, and a drop in local industries, with calls for keeping money circulating locally and supporting nearby suppliers to help the district recover.
Publicans and Butchers Play Colorful Cricket Match at Queen's Park
A lively match at Queen's Park saw the Publicans and their assistants face the Gereldton Butchers and Bakers. Wallace led the bonifaces while Gus Prinster acted for the beef jumpers. The tradesmen bowled well, restricting the publicans to 66. the butchers totaled 80 in their first innings and won by 14 runs. Willenock impressed for the winning side with 6 wickets and 13 runs in a strong all round showing. Umpires Mesars Eskell and Grimish officiated with one disputed stumping noted as an exception.
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Shamrock Wallace
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Bia
Doran
Watkins
Eolor
Abe
Butchers
Willenck
Eeen
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Mek
Keige Wile
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Willcock
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Dohuaton
Crokett
Coombe
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Fran. Weplan
Sunliies Sa Total
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Pass
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Prunster
Tanings
Watkine
Willgook
Dohnateon
West
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Wheatley Nts
Meakin
UL Bane
West Mefbbon
Weat
Hutchineon Wilkowk
L. Prunuter
Meakins Crockett
A'Wathie
Ameakine
Ty Wats
Uutchinton
Weet
Personal Items and Movements Across Geraldton District
Mr and Mrs E Pope return to Geraldton after weeks south spending time at Kalamunda health resort near Perth. Reverend E S Johns to leave Moora for Northampton. Messrs Warwicker and Chapman attend Oddfellows Conference in Guildford. Roebourne Clerk of Courts to be succeeded by Mr Ray mond Eliot's nephew. Windberg preparing moves to Vivunas with family for surgery and relocation to British Columbia after a lengthy Geraldton stay.
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Geraldton
Kalamunda
Perth
Order
B.G
Cort
Glaskin
Victoria
Moora
Johns
Northampton
Wilkins
A. J. Wilkins
Roebourne
Raymond Eliot
Ing
Wineberg
Murchison Goblields
Ueraldton
Landon
Ran Tandon
Ste. Winneberg
Fawily
Vivunas
Masha
British Columbia
Aidstenlie
Windbeng
Fand
Geraltom
Mitchisom
Murchison
Market Prices and Wheat Rates From Port Adelaide
Produce markets report high wheat prices for Eastern States with farmers receiving around 40 shillings per car load. Prices for grains vary, with wheat quoted at about 71 pence per bushel and other rates noted in the Port Adelaide market summary.
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Adelaide
Fragmentary travel note on a long journey and gold bound Koran
The text outlines an extended voyage from Toligrans to Karachi via Lemiluy and New York to San Francisco. It mentions a gold bound Koran with precious stones, a claim about vast distances and years of age, and multiple nonsensical elements.
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Weetun
Nice
New York
San Francis
Irregular Fragment Delivers Mixed Military and Theatre Allusions
Fragmentary OCR cites varied topics from a trial or procedure to a French submarine scene and Eiffel Tower references. It mentions “Good Hate” commanded by Sir Pat Meoit with gun drills, a 9.2 inch gun, and 16 hits out of 140, suggesting a wartime naval exercise. Names are garbled and some phrases unreadable.
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Pat Meoit
Wav Sie
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