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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
6
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In MeeBugase on March 38 a report outlines changes and additions to police operations. The text notes new wiring for wireless equipment, revised traffic controls, and expanded central dispatch linking Mussel and Spring streets.
Bendigo reports a man was killed after being struck by a train on a Saturday morning. The accident occurred near a level crossing as the victim attempted to cross. Police and railway workers attended the scene. The deceased was identified locally and the investigation continues.
A tragic incident at Moorablyin early this week leaves twelve children dead and many injured. Emergency teams rushed to the scene as authorities report a major collapse or accident. The community gathers as officials seek answers and support for victims and families.
Melbourne Morel 24. 2 charges against Howard Vernon for the murder of Wallace Dent at Lilydale. He was formally committed for trial by the City Court this morning on bonds. Jenan Weir committed for trial by Vormer Me. D. Herriman to appear April Teeth 10, confined at the captive waiting trial, did not appear. Further action now before the High Court.
A parliamentary note recalls the death of Lady Curzon and praises her public service. Members and branches of the National Wor Capital made references to her charity and wartime support, marking the 30th anniversary since Allen Pearack’s entry into service.
Nationalist debaters from Geelong and Ballarat clashed on wage arbitration as they debated in Bathday night. W J Crowe led the visiting side with A Arthur and J McCarthy among Ballarat figures, while locals included T W Maltby and J Roberteat in a heated session on the Arbitration Court and Wages Board.
London reports on the Young Aurelia Longua cadets who toured Belgium and Italy with Western Australian figures. It describes receptions in Antwerp and Milan, praise for the Belgian towns and Alpine hospitality, and notes about impressions of royalty and leaders. The piece mentions meetings at Kew, a visit to Croydon aerodrome, and planned events in London including receptions at the House of Commons.
March 28 London crowds gather at Virtona Station to bid farewell to the Prince of Wales on his departure for South Africa. Admiral Beaux and Colonial Office representatives, with Mr Baldwin, witness the departure as the Repulse sails from Portsmouth with the Prince aboard. The station scene features cheers, ships, and ceremonial tributes as he leaves.
Australian press details claim workmen uncover burned bodies amid scuttled German destroyers at Bent. Unclear if bodies are officers or sailors. Report notes possible German casualties during scuttling and questions whether Reds deliberately left warning.
In New York on March 39, Luis Meredith, a prominent actress, refused comment but did not deny a Paris report accusing her of breach of promise linked to a young American. The claim centers on alleged breach involving an unmarried and attractive figure.
Continued remarks recount a debate on wage policy and skilled labor. Mr Vallaweid split points into three parts, praising speakers including Mr Arthurs and Mr Kenton for clarity and subject grasp. The discussion resembled arbitration talks, though terms like Wages Tow appeared rare and the tally showed Corio Capital Branch at 37, Bal larat branch noted.
In London, Australian Trade Association reports debates over German subsidy and wage disparities. Directors like Serr of Viekera Limited argued German wages and hours affect global competition. Britain seeks elastic reforms and removal of discrepancies to regain shipbuilding supremacy, with a roundtable planned and unions likely to push for a special tribunal.
Delhi March 2 General Rawlinson died yesterday after an operation. Reports say he rallied briefly but did not recover. London War Office notes the downfall follows the withdrawal in October 1444 of the Fourth Army Corps from Berlin.
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the inter-Varsity boat race as Oxford’s boat sank and the crew abandoned near Hammersmith. Dark, choppy water and heavy showers marked the race with Cambridge leading from early stages and finishing well ahead, while spectators witnessed the near disaster.
Lord Beaverbrook argues a European security pact endangers imperial interests and weakens Dominion status. He warns treaties linked to Rhine defense or the Vistula conflict would threaten Britain. Intervention in Europe, he says, would provoke more wars than it averts.
The vessel Feniicaler and Oriental Comjanes, after a collision with a trawler off Cape Agulhas, sustained no damage though the scene aboard involved raking at sailors and anxious women fearing for their safety as the ship steadied.
Lady Cowans widow of Major General Sir Job Cowans gives an interview defending the deceased and urging unity. She states she acted according to her heart, supports ancestral memory, and condemns attacks on her late husband while urging restraint amid public controversy.
A Belmont Bowling Club gathering expressed deep appreciation for Mr Biggs as he prepares to leave Belmount for Charlton. President Hon HF Richardson and fellow members honored his long service, noting his district political work and steady support of greenskeeping, with plans for a parting trophy and a farewell from Charlton.
A crowded gathering featured footballers, managers, and officials with Geelong referenced amid a public spectacle. Discussion included training, selection, and potential deals, highlighting requests for better access to players and underlining tensions over restrictions and recruitment.
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