Liberal Campaign Address Northam Town Hall
Davin and WR Naim led Liberal candidates in a Northam Town Hall meeting on a spring Tuesday. Speakers defended Labor’s past record while warning that a Liberal majority in the House would check a Senate under Labor control, urging voters to back experienced figures.
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Davin
WR Naim
Mr. Fister
Theo
Senate
Mahon
Eed
House of Representatives
Hum
Tousen
Ubxt
Eularion
Courier
Mahon Teed
Gregory
Ax McMahon
Trust law case in Australia and American impact
A lengthy report discusses American misconduct by National Cash Register and charges of anti competitive practices. It covers imprisonment and fines for executives, implications for Australian constitutional referenda, and debates among Liberal and Labor parties on federal powers to regulate trusts. It notes the Australian Referendum next month and mentions figures such as John Patterson and Tom Mitchell in the context of anti trust enforcement.
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Cincinnati
Wentynine Ohere
Uw National Vauh Reinter Company
Chin
Uia
Treoda Hy
Pon Messrs
John Patterson
National Cats Register Company
Edwards Deeds
Robert Tatterson
Ndce
National Cash Tegs Company
Auetralia
Liberal Party
Wr. Deakin
High Court
Commonwealth
Uaety
Labor Party
American Reef ‘Trust
Australia
Pady Romarta Wins A Double In Jeusacubbine Meeting
A Good Day's Sport reports Pady Romarta securing a double at the Jeusacubbine racing card. Duad heat in the Aammuap highlighted the event as horses competed for top honors and prize money.
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Pady Romarta
Galloway Handicap Race Report
The meeting at Vermex day afternoon featured several races with Green Mountain sired horses and notable riders. Lady Romar and Lil Spinder contested the half mile, while Fortola and Darkness scored in extended sprints as Wilkerson rode key winners amid a brisk turnout and steady crowd despite unsettled weather.
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Momaria
Romuaria Phe
Ahernoon
Ollioin
Feout
Doy
Thisussin
Chub
Trynine Neyt
L. Hearden
Messia
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Diam
T. W. Hancavle
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A. J Glas
A. Blackall
Bor Wen
Glass
Iimericon
Henator Jones
Hugh Mabon
WK. Naim
Qnesia
Fynch
W. Curtin
Barond
Otters
Fiat
Ube
Newt
Veyando
Ds Wilkeesem
Wilkerson
Keesh
Emajoy
Granville
Huker
Lady Heisha
Shaw
Brida
Slater
Waltzer
Inc
Ith
Ducks
Mine Slay Sane
Fie Oakley
Thorlet
Landy Calemine
Lady Beisha
Try
Thor
Wilkeyson
Asplainias
Bowls Competition Results and Schedule Update
The Chairs Fours event concluded on Wednesday with May's team defeating Esmendes 22 to 12. The remaining elimination rounds and the Ulmp Viion event are set for an early date, with several participating names yet to be confirmed.
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Weilaeeday
May
York Ur
Tediog
Angel
Canderdin Rusing Club Sets Weights for Annual Meeting
Mr I W Hancock has allotted weights for Canderdin Rusing Club's annual meeting to be held Wednesday next. The notice lists specific weights for events and participants, outlining the schedule and eligibility requirements.
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I. W. Hancock
Rusing Club
Wedlnesday Nest
Federal Football Club in Crisis Behind Attire and Unity
An ardent supporter laments the team’s season start and managerial rifts. He notes players neglect uniform discipline, executives fail to organize, and mass attendance dwindles. The April meeting aims to restore order, appoint officers, and rebuild enthusiasm amid friction.
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The
Federal Football Club
Rence
TL Uwedare
Wisnesdas
Prisidhall
Australians to vote on six constitutional amendments
The electors will be asked to vote You or No on six questions relating to proposed amendments to the Commonwealth Constitution. Topics include trade and commerce powers, corporate regulation excluding certain entities, industrial matters, railway service dispute handling, trusts and monopolies, and nationalisation of monopolies with a protective state-government caveat.
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Davin
Messeaddan
Omddan
Pwever
Upem
Commonwealth
Java
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