Maribyrnong News Alleging Trap and Political Standstill
The Maribyrnong branch reports a lively euchre night at Mr Henderson's shop with prizes won by Master Peterson and Mrs J J Spong. In local politics, Garret L. Coulter refuses to submit his nomination for Central Riding, opting to rely on voters. The Sunshine Progress Association discusses endorsements and candidate strategies, with Barclay and Coulter presenting contrasting planks on finance, health, transport, and utilities.
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Coburg Rovers edge Maribyrnong in 4 point thriller
Coburg Rovers beat Maribyrnong 9 goals 3 behinds to 8 goals 12 behinds in a gripping match watched by a large crowd. E McGrath Colbert Dugdale Salter Keating Austin Wiavis led Coburg with multiple goals. Maribyrnong’s Sheldrick Smith Leavis Hill Coyatt Dante shared scoring. Coburg wore armbands for late patron John Lynch.
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Maribyrnong State School Mothers' Guild Formed
A meeting of Maribyrnong State School mothers led to the formation of a Mothers' Guild. Officers include President Mrs H Chiwell and Secretary Mrs M A Baker. The group assisted Arbor Day with tea, planting trees donated by the A N A and other bodies, and earned praise from head teacher Mr Lethbridge and Mr George Ravenhall.
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H. Chivell
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St Albans Meeting on Electric Plant Delayed
A postponement of the intended electric project meeting was announced due to incomplete details. Saturday saw a successful gymnasium club event at Mechanics Hall. The St Albans Tennis Club chose not to join the current association and plans to expel the court. Another meeting is scheduled next Thursday for members to attend. Plans for the St Albans water scheme have been submitted to the Metropolitan Board of Works and approved.
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Argus critiques Premier Hogan on migration suspension
The Argus urges delaying migration relief despite Premier Hogan's stance. It condemns using workers' funds to bring in outsiders and warns against creating dependence on public funds. It labels the Argus as anti Australian and notes prior official rebukes of its views.
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Adelaide draper cites ring controls blanket trade
Giving evidence before the High Tariff on Monday, Thomas Chas. Craven, an Adelaide draper, said a ring controlled the blanket and flannel trade. A sports club formation was decided at Wunderlich and Co. factory, with pro tem officers to draft a program for a cricket pitch and staff willow wielders, aiming to engage neighboring teams.
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