Prosecutions Arise From Australian Federal Vote
Two prosecutions heard at Central Summons Court Sydney on Monday relate to compulsory voting under the Federal Election Act. Defendant Franklin pleaded guilty and was fined £5 and costs. his memory lapse was cited as the cause. Second defendant Archy Ley Hilaser pleaded not guilty citing religious scruples. fined £1 with costs.
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Australia
Central Summons Court
Sydney
Raward
Frankin
Me. B. Glaney
Lidlaw
T. W. V. Reid
Doefendant
Arhye Ley Hil A
Lilerer
Church of Christ
Masistrate
Unclear arbitration quips from Lord Burnham on strikes
Lord Burnham contends compulsory arbitration is one sided in handling Britain Seamen's strike. He recalls a judge suggesting settlement via a court, but notes an obiter dicta hinted at a different slide his decision would have taken.
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Lord Burnham
Lord Burahim
Prohibition Costs Highlighted by Washington Correspondent
The Washington correspondent of the New York Sun cites government costs of enforcement near 100 million dollars and losses of 46 prohibition officers killed and hundreds injured. He notes federal and state incursions, Coast Guard and prosecutorial expenses, and that a large share of federal prisoners and state inmates serve for prohibition violations.
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Washington
New York Sun
Federal Council of Ghurehws
United Presa H
Prohibition
Congress
Bullins
E Coast Guard
Uncle Sam
U.S
I submerged eel misidentification at Hopwood bank
A Grafton man fishing near Hopwood on the river at night mistook a large fish for an eel. He broke the line after the hook caught, then continued fishing. Next morning three residents found a black snakelike creature with a hook in its mouth, lying in the grass by the river.
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Tram
Hopwood
Grafton
Australia praised by Empire Press Union delegates
Lord Burnham and Lord Barham argued in London that Australia suffers from poor worldwide perception due to a lack of advertising. They praised Australia's climate health and youth while noting wages costs high but tied to strong work and enterprise. Gambling on horses cited but seen as less harmful than in Britain. Tariffs aligned with American prosperity, Australia urged to emulate U.S. advertising and trade practices.
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America
Commonwealth
Australia
United States
Albert Johnson
Congress Immigration Committee
The
Sun
Canada
James Elder
Empire Press Union
England
Lord Barham
Royal Colonial Institut
London
Lord Burnham
Royal Colonial Institute
Britain
Keenly Priced Drapery Goods Offered at Half Price
A local sale lists numerous textiles with marked reductions including bleached twill sheeting 3/4, White twill 41, striped ticking 2/3 inch, kitchen towelling 2/6, strong cotton tweed 2/4, mosquito nets 2/6, colored striped towelling 1/4, cotton morocain 4/6, summer dress lengths, ladies wear tweed 1/1, white damask 2/6, and remaining ladies robes all at or below half price.
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Kim
Gents Shoes in Black Patent and Calf Tans
Advertisement lists gents shoes in black patent black tan and nigger calf finishes offering varieties for dress wear and formal use.
PENCES AND A FONT AT PRESBYTERY MEETING
A contested font at a Presbytery meeting triggers religious tensions involving the Duke of Nveyli, the Bey, and Scottish clan figures. The Rev. Thomson accuses authorities of igniting sectarian strife while recalling Campbell clan history and pending penalties.
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Nveyli
Bey
Jhe Yhersen
Suis
Lnypreh
Von
Seaton
Mpehine
Geri
Haveva
Tunvot
Bet
Regi
Nis
Kilmebow
Ti Seruny
Thomson
Thom Son
Jv Vark
Campbell
Campbell Court
Megatel
Mineral Detecting at Lunges and Cooma Week
Mr Wy E Marsh of Werr ma, a Thali eah native now living at Lunges, visits after about 25 years seeking pasture and minerals. He claims a divining rod helps locate ore, finding gold in quartz and copper directions, with renewed hope for reef prospects near Hawdon Vale. Cooma Week features from 20th to 27th Inst with dances, processions, and Governor attendance. locals urged to write for details and special concessions.
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Wy E. Marsh
Werr
Thalieah
Lunges
Guat Eester
Lopeland
Hawdon Vale
Barringtou
Gol
Hedine
Mr. Marsh
Uungog Sworty
Cooma
OM Monaro
Snowy River
Kosciusko
Cooma Week
Distriet
Coome
L. P. Molgate
H Qoodling
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Gloucester Electric Light & Power Co
Power House
Church Street
Jarrott
Gloucester
Tilan City
YSON
Gramophone
E. W. Sparke
West Maitland
Suhses & Stone
Gloucester Hotel
W. A. Phillips
W. H. Clark
Parramatta
N.R.A. House
Spriggs Asbestolite
C.P. Spriggs Asbestolite Guy, Ltd
VALGA
Pitt Street
Arcangemwitt
Isherman
Burnham
Marcts
Street & Parish Ltd
Manchester
Colton Georgetty
F. Lord
Batger
W. Batger
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