Labor Poet and a Windfall in a Roaring Era
A satirical roundup notes Labour Prime Minister Fisher, banker windfalls for W. G. Brookman from old Associated mine shares, and a string of eclectic items. It jokes about Punch magazine, rail expansion in Western Australia, racehorse politics, and British ignorance abroad, with digs at Melbourne society and Australia’s labor caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brookman
London
Labor
Melbourne
Fisher
Caucus
Australia
Vancouver
Lloyd's
British Columbia
Canada
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Ned
Stepney
Ole Dingland
Marconi
Grasping
Bob Best
Deakin
House of Representatives
Best
Punch
Watson
Reid-McLean
Speels
Commonwealth
Western Australia
Kurrawang
Kalgoorlie
Adriatic Sea
Sydney
R. G. Casey
V.R.C
Lord Northcote
England
Edward
Edward Rexever
The
Eudunda
Lamerco
Thos, Marks
Curnim St
Adelaide
Australasian Implement Co
J. 8
Bagshaw & Sons
Scott's Motor Engines
Anderson & Swanson
Piwaroo Country
Metters All Steel
Metters, Ltd
J. J. Reynolds
Royal Coffee Palace
Pinarco
J. A. Kubale
Artesian
Wyemam MacraRrane
James Bancuat
Railwy Terrace
Lameroo
South Australia