Government urged against letting suffragettes die
In a controversial debate the Home Secretary rejects the "Let them die" line while condemning violent suffragette tactics. He notes wealthy sponsors fund mistreatment of coerced dupes and calls for deportation unworkable. Australians broadly support equality, though some Victorian critics resist. The piece debates prosecutions of affluent sponsors and political leverage of reform.
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Home Secretary
House of Commons
Messares
Ma McKenna
Hich
Australia
Victoria
Newdy du
Uhey
Ireland Bill Debate Shows Lords Pressure and Public Skepticism
The article surveys reactions to the Home Rule Bill and amendments, noting Lords’ push for concessions, concerns over immediate termination, and the risk of renewed conflict between Irish and British authorities. It cites opinion in Australia and mentions political figures and local events, including sports and cultural notices.
Sudden Death of Man at Work in Katanning
News and notes recount the sudden death of a 38 year old man named O'Brien at his work in Katanning. He collapsed while helping move a log and exclaimed that something broke. A rupture of the heart was identified, no inquest held, and funeral services proceeded at Katanning Cemetery with Father Malawney officiating.
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Dob O'Brien
O'Brien
Sune
Katanning
Father Malawney
Ofigin
Father Reidy
States
Hooper
Jett Squier
Greece and Turkey Reach Agreement on Territorial Terms
Athens reports Acilverdtas promulgated with Chios and Mitylene addressed. Conditions set by the powers regarding the cessum of Saesine by Albania and the evacuation of Epirus have been fulfilled. Images of compliance noted.
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Athens
Saesine
Albania
Epirus
Perth Markets Sale Yards Wheat Tops 39 Lf
At the railway sale yards in Perth Morning chalt sold wheat to 39 pounds per load, with buyers reporting prices and market activity as of Tuesday Moanineg. The report notes the day’s trading and price levels for the commodity in the local market.
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Perth
Chalt
Fusion urged as Australia election shifts party strength
In a letter from Broomehill 1914, J F Cuneo argues the recent council results show Country and Liberal gains threaten Labor. He warns of divided parties and calls for a conference to fuse forces, urging farmers to study the impact of taxation and living costs under Labor and noting rural land values have fallen.
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Vis
Country Party
Lvl
Mitchell
Wilson
C.A. Piasse
A & Deposit
Piesne
Wall
Lean
Labor Party
Tim
Rural Workers’ Union
Yeurn
Liberal
Labour Party
Infringement ruling in Shearer plough patent case
The Federal High Court at Adelaide Supreme Court sat May 30 delivering judgment on the appeal from Western Australia. Judges Barton Iguses and Rich presided over the case of John and David Shearer v Drew Robinson and Co. The appeal claimed no infringement, but the court found that the essence of the invention lay in the tongue component absent in the accused shares, overturning the injunction and ordering costs.
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Federal High Court
Adelaide Supreme Courthouse
Supreme Court of Western Australia
Barton
Iguses
Rich
Actio
John Shearer
David Shearer
South Australia
Drew, Robinson
McMillan
Drew, Robinson and Co
Albany
Shearer
Justice McMillan
Justice Barton
Bhearers
Frost
MacMillan
Justice Issues
Justice Rich
Broomhill Dominates Disappointing Saturday Football
A rough game left South overwhelmed as Broomhill proved superior from the start. Early on Broomhill led 1 to 3 with Southeane briefly trying to respond but failing to mount a serious challenge. Final stages showed Broomhill maintaining control while Tirgall figures Call and pew were noted without altering the outcome.
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Sesson
Broomhill
South
Broomehill
Gowly
Hee
Southeane
Tirgall
Call
Pew
Kit ning rifle team named for Wagin contest
The riflemen Woods captain Budd Abbott Curling Meldrum William Fewing and Chipper were chosen to represent Kit ning at Wagin on the 22nd inet. Members are reminded the financial year closes on the 30th inet. after which it will be too late to finish the musketry course to qualify for next year.
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Kitning
Wagin
Inet
Woods
Budd
Abbott
Curling
Meldrum
William
Fewing
Chipper
Clowee
Geo. Wonda
B.H. Budd
Wools
Home Rule Demonstration in Leeds Draws Thirty Thousand
In Leeds an Antio Home Rule demonstration drew about thirty thousand people. Lords Milner and Beresford spoke from separate platforms amid general enthusiasm and no hostility from Irish Nationalist attendees. The Duke of Norfolk and Lt Col Sir Mark Sykes faced nationalist scrutiny as the platform was occupied and protesters pressed toward the stage.
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London
Leeds
Milner
Beresford
Duke of Norfolk
Rionius
Mark Sykes
Principal Bill and Amending Measure in Lords Debates
London June 16 Two cases of ammunition from Glasgow intended for the Volunte ers were seized in Londonderry. The Amendment Gill will be introduced next week and the second reading of the principal measure will be moved June 30. It is hoped the Country Party will support Mr Gregory the Dampier member. The Bakers Union asks master bakers association to secure agreement on night work ends and a compromise on the baking question.
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Katunning
A. E. Pirsae
Feo
Perth
Efe
Jamoura
Politiex
Institute
Yar
The
Mechanics
Hell Jacobson
Mulway Tnein
Duesarrison
EL Roman Maids
Beaumehill
Kojanin
London
Glasgow
Londonderry
Gord Crewe
House of Lords
Country Party
Gregory
Dampier
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J. F. Wanke
Katanning Stock & Trading Co
Jarrah
Waly
T Lamar Redcliffe
ORB
Leon ‘Lhiyd & Lloyd's le
Bedrock
Miicer
Ruseian Hempes
Munillé
Encies
Harris Commercial Union
F. M. Gare
Antanning Girls High School
Olen
Kabanniay
Carers
Sthioo
Lady Stone
Tignes
Aubrew
Geratdtin
Kuler
Blarialy
Mugiatul Stuiesion AE
Kataninlig
de Fe M Howes
Katana
W. Burbidge
Nurse Broad
C. F. Mitter
Newsadent Lookbeller
Port Offies
Kataaring
Journale
Maggasians
Audvetlinauiente
Baloon
Rippon Bros
Piang
Tuvarn
P_ STUART Accountunt
Clive Strert Katanming
Renta
GV Andress
G. A. Cooper
Ballester and
Soliomeor
Ralanning
Nagevimsvedday
Walgecy Ss
Machamies Institute
A. D. Smith
Bolicilor
Ratanning
Stroommill
Unawangorny Avery
Kajunay
A.J. Watts
L.C.5
Ireland
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Kat
Hisiway
Ratan
Woein
Saiko
Mrs, Langtry
Thacher
Royal Academy
Tange Tanhi
Yey earRpie
Gunn
Militant Suffragettes
Hig
Jobo Bult
Wisner
Cho
Urree
England
Scotland
Mr. Redmond
Mr. Devlin
C. A. Picese
Katanning Golf Club
A. Ki. Pieaan
Comennawealth Satistician
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New South Wales
Sis Ld
Queensland
Tasman
Western
Ausatralia
Tasmania
Souuatralia
Brance
Thotiys Hannan
Hannan
Fett
Devnuner
Legendrales
Manchester
Bentham
M.P
Greece
Turkey
Liberals and Country Party
J. F. Cuneo
Plough
Cass
High Court
Shearers
Rang Sayth
Gialand
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Swath
North V. Soutil
Nett
Space Tatora
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Petereur
Joy
Ring
McEwan
Gilbert
Shaw
Hain
Henry Jones
Hugh Jones
Thomas
Volany
Cory
Justina
Manton
Byrnes
Otirad Treasure
Wingrove
Mantahan
Gilebriat
South V. Broomehill
RiNte
Operative Bakeers
Master Bakers’ Association
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