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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1925
Page
12
A garbled note lists names and phrases about jade, bones, and a veto tied to a northern group led by Paul Mininmay. The fragment hints at a ceremonial or ritual dispute with unclear timelines or concrete actions, leaving more questions than facts.
Preparations for the Victorian Football League include adding clubs and establishing a broader committee structure. Delegates from each club will elect officers, appoint a treasurer and vice presidents, and arrange the season schedule with 12 clubs contesting matches. The article notes ongoing work to finalize committees and streamline administration as the league plans for the forthcoming twelve months.
Melbourne reports cite Tom Walsh of the Seamen Union criticizing ship owners for delaying a new dispute over crew protection. Union officers argue stewards on the Nairana should be paid and treated under law, while tempers flare and labor actions unfold across vessels including Morindy and LAM with crews seeking timely wages and lawful handling.
A violent incident in Elsternwick Melbourne left three constables wounded and one shot. The altercation occurred at a house in Prentice Street as officers pursued a suspect. Constables Shapel Burns and Moran were among those injured, with Burns later operated on and kept under hospital care.
Miss Hive Windmill after a successful year at Tractors Toamaig College Melbourne is appointed to the Aileacohoal Warradive district. She rode Lavies on only 86 ec Nent there on Tuesday but lost the event.
A motor traveling train parade, Wilken, near Glen elp Riser, chased through flames as a bush fire roared across the road. Smoke filled the air, alarms rang, and P D Hocking with wife and son, Abr and Mrs M Andrade, fled in a car four miles to safety. The heat was intense and petrol fears loomed as others escaped with no serious injuries.
Victorian country police stationed in Melbourne during the waterside dispute are returning to their posts. About 14 officers lined up at Russell Street today as Acting Chief Commissioner Warren commended their conduct and thanked them for their service. A letter from the Director of Navigation praised their handling of duties during ship departures and arrivals.
A Melbourne tragedy reports the death of school master Henry Kennedy Walker in a city street crash on Flinders Street. A motor car driven by a woman struck Walker and others, with witnesses noting loss of control and speed near Princes Bridge. The coroner heard testimony and charges of manslaughter were considered against Mrs Foster as the driver.
London Jan 29 The treasurer of the British Rugby Union challenges estimates of over £50,000 for the All Blacks tour as unauthorised and incomplete. He says no statement of profits or losses can be given yet as accounts are unfinished. The arrangement is to share profits with clubs hosting matches, mirroring past tours.
An embedded report outlines pressure on bread prices in Britain amid rising wheat costs and government commentary. It notes comment from industry leaders including Sir Witham, Roger Nwhotlechairman at Spillers Mills, and mentions Australian and American market references. The piece discusses price trends and potential policy reactions to maintain bread affordability.
Readable fragments show France and Germany debating Herriot speech. Mentions German leader, French Democratic figures, and reactions to diplomacy and policy while noting uncertainty about appointments and national stance.
Australian press summary shows cadet team results with naval reserve Hobart and Williamstown placements. Hobart, Port Adelaide, Plymouths, Scouts College Wellington, Whangarei, Gore High School among top finishers. The field includes 14 Acetralan and 18 New Zealand units in the event.
Public bankruptcy examination of theatrical manager Charles N Cochran in London reveals unsecured liabilities of 206 552. He claimed profit of about 1500 weekly from The League of Nations at the New Oxford Theatre before illness. Falls ill for three months during a period of transport strikes and industrial trouble, causing heavy losses across ventures including hotel business and French theatre season. insolvency blamed on depreciation of shares and debentures and advances.
London reports indicate electricians and stokers in multiple plants have halted work amid stalled negotiations. Representatives and workers weigh options as a safe meeting with new board members is planned to resolve the dispute.
A report shows Arthur Mooro of New York and other officials urging tropical agriculture training and university programs. They press for expanded courses to prepare future agricultural leaders and improve colonial farms, citing potential benefits for colonies and domestic food production.
Fragmentary cricket notes describe a game in which Fakiero Pare and Kennedy contributed to a scoreline with partnerships and wickets. The second innings featured a sequence of dismissals totaling seven wickets for 81 as the bowling side dominated, with several players unnamed.
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