Future of Geraldton Harbour Under Dominion Commission
Dominion Royal Commission examined R A Rolland chief engineer of the Public Works Department on Geraldton and Albany harbour plans. Geraldton's 160 acre harbour with 3 foot entrance would require costly dredging to 40 feet depth, but would remain valuable even if deepened, while Fremantle would stay the main deep port for European and Ceylon traffic.
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Perth
Dominion Royal Commiisal
R.A. Rolland Ing Eniieer
Public Works Department
Albany
Geraldton
Fremantle
Geraldon
Sue Rolland
Wevi
Geraldtan
Europe
Ceylon
Engine Driver Killed in Mysterious Yard Accident
Perth May 2 W Samuel Connell engine driver for the railway department was killed when run over by a locomotive in the running yard near Melbourne Road crossing. The body lay about 75 yards from the scene and was terribly mangled. Police could not determine how he came to be in the yards or how the fatality occurred.
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Perth
W Samuel Connell
Railway Department
Melbourne Road
Poole
Scaddan Edges Interim Injunction Refused in Perth
Mr Justice Booth in chambers yesterday dismissed with costs the summons under the Electoral Act filed by Mr Hednes against Premier Mr Scaddan seeking an interim injunction to restrain repeating certain statements. Mr Walker for the Premier denied any intention to repeat. The Attorney General appealed on behalf of Mr Scaddan.
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Perth
Justice Booth
Chambers
Costa
Hednes
Premisr
Scaddan
Walker
Seaddan
Sieemena
Medical referees named under Workers' Compensation Act
The following medical practitioners have been appointed as medical referees of the Workers' Compensation Act. Drs. Manchard and Finn Werth Dr Williams Fremantle Dr Taylor Day Dawn Dr Mitchell Coalgardie and Dr Matthews Kalgoorlie.
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Perth
Treatment of Consumption New Serum to Be Tested
A Perth report notes a serum claimed to cure consumption by Dr Melinarto arrived via cable. Dr Atkinson Dr Webster and Dr Mitchell will oversee testing in a private hospital with daily clinical observations and bacteriological exams. West Australia will supply patients outside of the cases treated by Dr Melinarto.
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Melinarto
Angwin
London
Atkinson
Webster
Perth Hospital
Mitchell
Coolgardie
Augwin
Idave
Westen Australia
Mchnarto
Broome Murder Verdict Satisfies Court
In Broome a special sitting of the Criminal Court before Mr Justice Burnside and a jury found Charles Spargo guilty of murdering Gilbert Pickering Jones. The judge summed up in a long address and after a ten minute retirement the jury returned a verdict of guilty. Spargo proclaimed his innocence as the mayor sentenced him to death.
Train collision in fog surprises Auckland river crash
In Auckland on May 96 a train ran into another in fog causing two carriages to derail and plunge into the river. Thirty people were injured and three were so seriously hurt officials fear they may not recover.
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Auckland
Summer Sale at Fuller's in South Australia
South Australia advertisement announces a summer sale after peak season, offering deep discounts on menswear. Highlights include shirts in all sizes, cashmere socks, natural vests and pants, tweed trousers, sweaters, and pyjama suits with significant price reductions. The ad promotes clearing out prices and urges customers to visit the store for bargain buys.
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Wnecall
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Coliacum
Calgary pugilist death leads to manslaughter case
Ottawa reports that after a coroner verdict faulting Pedkey for McCarthy's death in a Calgary bout, the magistrate ordered Tommy Burns tried for manslaughter. Both men were bailed. Calgary police deny an unlawful fight occurred, pledging a full inquiry into McCarthy's death.
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Ottawa
Calgary
Alberts
Pedkey
Bly Pedkey
Tommy Burns
McCarthy
Canada
Letter on Fusion Party and Redistribution in Australia
A letter from A. Upy of Marine Terrace Geraldton criticizes the Fusion Party and the Redistribution of Seats Act. It questions why Labour did not repeal the bill and accuses ministers of promoting self serving legislation. The writer compares federal Labor and other parties and debates parliamentary responses to the independent board report.
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B. W. Donley
Dooley
Jong
Sinelora
Frank Witeon
Labour Party
Mahon
House of Representatives
Senate
Deakin
Groom
Perth
Kalgoorlie
Steamers Tainuni and Inca suffer damage near Cape Finisterre
A wireless distress from the Tainuni reported near Coruna harbour shows two holds flooded and broken bow plates after collision with the Inca. The Garth Castle, 50 miles from Plymouth, rescued 208 passengers and relayed the call for help.
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London
New Zealand
Cape Finisterre
Coruna
Garth Castle
Plymouth
Bradford strike disrupts work and carting protests
At Bradford yesterday a surprise strike by workers halted carters in defiance of unions. About 2000 troops or activists paraded the streets, blocking wagons laden with wool and wood and stopping bakers from moving carts.
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London
Bradford
Tewlers
Utrik- 118
London sculling title bout between Barry and Pearce set
Barry and Pearce prepare for the Worlds sculling championship on July 21 in London. Pearce steers the Wallaby while both athletes have yet to commence strict training, but show strong form and confidence ahead of the race.
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London
Barry
Pearce
Wallaby
France Enacts Progressive Income Tax for War Debt
Paris May 28 M Barthow's Government seeks placation of social ties amid army service and defense spend. A progressive income tax bill will cover forty million pounds of military loan debt, starting January 1915, with total yield estimated at twenty eight million pounds. Manchester Guardian notes joint French-Russian pressure shaped the bill.
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Paris
M. Barthow
Balkan peace talks show sharp stance from Grey
Sir Edward Grey met Balkan allies separately and pressed for immediate signing of the four power drafted peace treaty. Bulgaria’s Duneff urged prompt accord while Servian and Greek delegates would consult Belgrade and Athens. Turkey showed willingness to sign, but tensions rose over new power positions. Several delegates noted Grey's brutal plainness and London papers praised his ultimatum.
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London
Edward Grey
MC. Duneff
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Athens
Sir Grey
England
Turkey
Sir Edward Grey
Sir Edward
Electric Traction on British Railroads
Electrification of Brighton Companys suburban lines shows gains in efficiency and passenger volumes. Victoria Station traffic rose from 47 to 709 trains per day while London Bridge rose from 663 to 901. South London line passenger numbers exceed four and a half million annually higher than the last steam year. Maintenance cost runs about 107 dollars per mile per year with other upkeep satisfactory. Two notable places this week are the Polling Booth and the Coliseum. Owing to lost trade from this week’s bargain Hepat, que customers, a large staff remains ready to cope with the rush.
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Brighton
London
Victoria Station
London Bridge
South London
Weam
Football Association Deputation Visits Municipal Council
A deputation from the Football Association met the Municipal Council to discuss arrangements for the Recreation Ground. Mr G Houston explained the financial position at length, then the Council deferred the matter. A full report will appear on Saturday with anticipated reductions and the sad permanent scheme.
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Football Association
G. Houston
Aga
Opening performance of Une wit Bickt season
The article reviews the opening show by the PRE Lytton Company. Walsh impresses the audience with solid acting while Cambie Slartin and Alice Molytud deliver strong turns. Carl Prandis and Henry Wintorethet give sturdy support as the cast builds the lighthearted tale praised for its charm.
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Cambie Slartin
Bereu
Alice Molytud
Carl Prandis
Abe
Henry Wintorethet
Fred Compe
Dinky Dodd
Lee
Voter Guide Details Ballot Handling at Polls
A reform note from the Common Weal office outlines voting procedures at polling places in the Commonwealth. It explains voter privacy while choosing a ballot, marking papers, folding them for secrecy, and presenting them to the officer for deposit in the ballot box. It also notes voters must state their name and enrollment location and sign before voting.
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J. Cathin
Pertu
Ruth
Geraldton Businessman Returns From Metropolis Visit
Mr Clark traveled to Sannine on Monday morning, accompanied by Mr William Moore J.P., manager of Mesars JL Crey and Co. Geraldton. The group included former Geraldton residents and other figures, with discussions about local affairs and salaries.
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Clark
Sannine
William Moore
J.P
Mesars JL Crey and Co
Geraldton
Bretchek
Ie Metropolis
Geraldion
Dongarra State Show Celebrates Empire Day in Local Hall
From Our Own Correspondent reports a four act programme at the Prides hall for Empire Day. Union Flag decor and a well received geogramme featured scholars under Mr Skeyhenvon. Mrs Stephenson Miss Hammer and PF Waldeck, plus Dr Langley, aided the display. A dance followed the concert, raising about £12 for poor relief. One performer remains ill, under doctor’s care, while Mrs Money’s health is improving despite discomfort.
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Dongarra
Warner
Skeyhenvon
Abe
Stephenson
Hammer
PF. Waldeck
Langley
Puraber
Uring
Bie Weel
Nick Fea
Dag Sale and mystery disappearance in Gulf of Swat
Reports mention Dag Sale and Irene aounner missing after a suspected overboard incident near Wiltshire in the Gulf of Swat. Premier Watt in London may rotate two million and convert a four million loan due in October. Mrs Penkaarss, under a Holloway jail sentence, was escorted by twenty women in cars as guards battled crowds. a petrol tank explosion followed, wrecking a car. Forecasts predict a fine, northerly winds, mild days, frosty nights across southern towns. Ads claim polling booths offer low prices and goods in the Bed House district.
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Ie Dag Sale
Weithaernie
Irene Tuo Aiouner
Wiltahire
Gulf of Swat
Wiewria
Me Watt
London
Penkaarss Mey Houn
Holloway
Dickey
Notice from Ass Axd Co on bakery business closure
Notice states Ass Axd Co and their bakery business have disposed of operations and thanks past patrons. They request continued support for the new proprietor Mr J Shipatd, who is believed to provide satisfaction. Court matters and local officials mentioned in Geraldton context.
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ASS Axd CO
Alec
J. Shipatd
Unclear OCR snippet prompts stalled reporting
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and dates but lacks coherent facts. The readable parts reference a clan, Esterday, and a possible numeric note, but no verifiable events, locations, or identities to summarize into a proper news item.
Unclear fragmentary text about rental notices and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rent per week and addressed items with several garbled names and accents. No coherent events or identities clear enough for a factual summary.
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