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Newspaper

The Areas Express

Location

Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia

Date

Apr 14, 1911

Page

3

Liberal Union Proceedings Reflect SA Home Rule Focus

The document outlines Liberal Union discussions with figures such as Dr Wo Yon and J. Maroles, noting funding for the general-purpose commission and Barra Barra. It mentions the difficulty in securing speakers for a referenda day and a committee aim to keep home rule for South Australia.

Dr. Wo Yeting Gosehair Tha In Geochen F V. Kieu Diadatave Thomas Teskle Golare Weiaee Koslings Menecs Toadear Cater Bamily Mewes Cowansad Gmig Snowtown Mamca Gill Davies Goabdicg Moen Mildran Bhesrur Wesdoien Misere J Lynchwind Thimiton Stes Hat Me. T. O- Home Mesias Marti Mead Seorching Peri Seas Vene Deweck Secevtar Barra Barra Gruel Dar Rende Fit South Australia

Referendum debate fills Town Hall on Monday night

Attendees heard remarks from Mayor Me. L Sargent and speakers including Medeckson and Mr McKay as they argued for greater federal power over arbitration and labour matters. They called for sweeping constitutional changes to regulate monopolies, wages, and railways while noting court limits and local tensions.

L Sargent Epenkarn Medeckson High Court Labor Party McKay Higgins Deakin Oppanetta Irvine South Africa America Commonwealth Given Engar Renning Co Australia Rooseveldt Taft Guthrie Deskin Australie Nibbe Divi Dende Bank of United States John Gordon Cohen Murray Kingston Colila Sydney Brisbane Neyman Uieh Great Britain Shi Ying Tte Whaeves Hobart Sawail Thuraiay Tatternalle Eid Seamen’s Union Victorie Clausa Adelaide South Australia BR. W- Foatar Snd J. Growden Mpalo~stinod Ubgonen H. Barnent J.F Klemm Chalenais Liberal Union Baater Gladstone Pop Warerenit Baer Catahingan Lundie, Dale, Clarke & Co Yana Alnét Federation Fisher Louis Jaemet Labor Thie Raaall Ling Strawn New Zealand Itn Arbitration Court Kerpanc Afr Bastiaas John Chinamue Nevar

O Loughlin and Miller Speak at Wirrabara Meeting

At Wirrabara Institute Hall a large crowd gathered to hear Messrs O Loughlin and Miller MPs discuss the Referenda. The speakers urged a No vote, arguing constitutional changes would impair local parliaments and require cross state support. The gathering underscored voter interest ahead of the April 26 decision and the need for larger venues.

Wirrabary L.O' Loughlin Miller Apeak Peal Tawson Joos Liberal Union W. Miller Wirrabare Rnil Australia Staten Nate Jopal Messrs McGowan Holwan Neleon Sud Kelley New South Wales Wit Uly Nambers Libre Tarry Switzerand Germany

Referenda clash over taxation and workers rights debated

The article records a heated Wirrabara meeting led by Hon. R. W. Foster Ap Goad Bline, criticizing federal Referenda plans and arguing against cutting wage controls and rail charges. It accuses Liberal and Labour factions of pushing constitutional changes that threaten Home Rule and local industry.

Unclear text hints at Home Rule and federation debate

A garbled report discusses constitutional surrender, home rule, and federation fears. It references Indian political figures, interstate railway issues, and a billiards tournament results list with multiple names and scores.

Backed by Gentlemen and Extracts for Coughs and Colds

A passage criticizes the spread of quack remedies and extols Sanders Extract for coughs and lung trouble, praising its claimed virtues and warning against inferior eucalyptus products. It then notes Liberal Union support for preferring non union goods to assist workers in returning to the labor ranks and reducing ultra-unionist pressure.

Th. Halderness Dappil Sanders Andy Liberal Union Hamley Bridge Cvin Thors Dreo

China Famine Relief Fund Update

Unclear OCR text reports on famine relief efforts and local fundraising notes. The fragment mentions donors or organizations but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm details. Further readable text is needed to produce a precise item.

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