Port Pirie Labour clash with Cook and McDonald rally
In Port Pirie a heated meeting featured Representative Cook and A E McDonald addressing Labour and Liberal clashes. The discussion covered Senate power, trust regulation, sugar prices, and wage costs amid interruptions from supporters, with pointed exchanges on democratic principles and party policies.
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Fragmented political remarks on tariffs and reform in Port Pirie
A speech at a Port Pirie public meeting attacks government deficits and tariff policy, arguing for competition and reform. Mr Cook defends Liberal aims, criticizes past spending, and urges voters to back conservative candidates while highlighting constitutional debates and national development.
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Fragmented text on electoral events and figures
A garbled OCR passage mentions electors, a motion supported by Mr. B. Tawig, references to disorder and slowdowns, and scattered place names such as Port Picle and Soloawatowu, suggesting a historic voting scene with unclear details.
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Appeal to Electors for Liberal Federalism
A long, forceful appeal urging electors to back the Liberal Party and reject ministerial schemes for centralized control. The text argues for federalism, individual rights, and reforms within the current system, warning that Labour policies threaten economic liberty, industry, and national unity. It cites wage concerns, taxation, and national development, urging voters to support liberal candidates in the Referenda.
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Death of Master Ernest Braddock and funeral details
The popular youth Master Ernest Braddock died after a brief illness. His remains were interred in Crystal Brock cemetery. Many sympathies are offered to his parents Mr and Mrs Braddock.
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