Journalist Duty Sparks Directorate Trial Debate
Mr Haynes defended the journalist’s harsh comment on the conduct of Mann and Oliver in a complex Wagin company directorate dispute. The jury weighed whether the article, accusing proxies and plotting, reflected facts honestly or crossed into defamation amid shareholder tensions and corporate maneuvering.
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Haynes
Amd
Sele Bey
Petonen
Hwa
Tore
Afd
Mr. Stone
Oliver
Wriick
Olver Memselies
Beneft
Xbarchothern
Smith
Iteramr 5
Heian
Gliver
Bavolrough
Nic Tlaynen
Ong
Tate
Gerald Yonwhite
Dilver
Hayles
2 cMn
Drew
Mears ‘Map
Fondenin
Oliver Han Aucocodeul Ii
Mann
Geraldton
Bell
Milting Cytras
Sd Oliver
Cilver
Wagin
Vey
Geraklion
Mans Bed
Perth
Warren Oil Company
Haars
Peter Happy
Maun
Many
Mam Wan
Sunes
Oliver Wan
Mr. Olver
Tre
Bolters
Uber
Mann Hut
Munn
Mann Tigh
Maley
Greenough Hills
Atntid
Olympia Pictures at Palace Gardena Show
Olympia Pictures continues at the Palace Gardena with new productions featuring Washington car series and prior war era works. Mr Atthue Orr arrives to oversee shows at Wake alr and Me co, with last night’s screening reported successful. program includes aviation and regional topics amid a busy lineup.
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Palace Gardena
Olympia Pictures
Will
Atthue Orr
Meco
Washington
Dh Aly
War Dence
Ure Danges
Ribeims
Ier i Otrand
Stelbe
Geraldies Express feed announces free State address offer
A garbled notice promises the Geraldies Express will post free issues every Monday Wednesday and Friday to readers in the state for twelve months upon receipt of a small payment. The OCR text is unclear on exact terms and dates but indicates a subscription promotion.
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Geraldies Express
Addrean
Crumbs of Rural Talk and Local Jibes in Geraldton
A garbled column mixes social critique with local politics and idle gossip. It mocks land hunger squatters, municipal councils, and road boards, mentions the AN A meeting, and references a track event. The piece jumbles names, places, and events, weaving reflections on elections and community life.
Government moves to push Industrial Disputes Act clause
A tense session in Parliament follows a wavering plan by the government and Premier to apply the penal clause of the Industrial Disputes Act amid a major strike. Labor leader Mr Hughes argues the timing and partisan nature, warning that enforcement could deepen the dispute and imprison or fine miners. The debate centers on whether to force a settlement or risk escalating tensions in the ramperom context.
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Syssey
Torstay
Ramperom
Lee
Wales
Mmine
eGowan
Labor Party
Hughes
Huighes
State of Washington finance for November and year-to-date
The state treasurer reports November receipts of £271,000 and expenditure of £265,051, producing a revenue surplus for the month. For the five months of the current year the consolidated balance shows a deficit of £875,587, with year-to-year gains in revenue but higher total outlays than the previous period.
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Perth
Wetneslay
Ektat
Collie Miners Union Resists Coal Orders
The Collie Miners Union held a meeting last Sunday week and resolved to limit coal shipments. The action blocks supplying cargo coal for Eastern States and bunkering steamers of the Titan Star Proud combine. General Secretary Wilson notified coal owners and received replies from Wall and Callie Burn stating Scottish agents were instructed not to book orders for bunkering coal for steamers.
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Collie
Collie Miners’ Union
Wilson
Iris
Wall
Libel damages awarded against CHC paper in jury verdict
A jury of twelve awarded £5 damages to Mr W Pennetathar, a council member, after consolidated actions involving a libel paragraph in Sunday Times and Kale Rourke Sun. Defendants argued apology and £25 payment in court suffice. judge limited the verdict to damages, not truth.
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Dige McMillan
Th W. Pennetathar
Fagishative Council
Sunday Times
Atinéttel the
Abel
Alii
Crick
Willis
Meagivr
Sydney
Turf betting notes from Annapolis betting scene
Fragmentary report cites a local betting discussion in Annapolis about horse racing odds and changes in wagers. The text hints at a planned gathering, with references to turf and bet adjustments, but details are unclear.
New Zealand Federation Plans Historic Industrial Upturn
Reports from Greymouth indicate the Federated Minors Association led by President Mr Semple expects government action next week and a major industrial upturn. A prolonged strike is anticipated, signaling significant labor tension during the period.
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Wellington
Toewday
Greymouth
Nodalete
Semple
Federated Minors’ “Association
New Zealand
Parliament Debates Tax and Labor in Perth Assembly
The Perth Parliament faced a tax bill and labor debate with tension over Asiatic labor exclusion and a proposed amendment to the Kirderjea Act. The Mines and Works Departments are amid discussions on reintroducing measures in a revised form after late-night voting and ministerial statements.
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Perth
Ime
Ubon
Lews Gomeils
Mill
Servier
Corthier
Federal Affairs Debate On Naval Expenditure Resolution
In Melbourne on Tuesday the House debated a naval appropriation and a loan bill valued at 3,510,000. Sir John Forrest announced a speaker to outline the measure while opposition warned against Commonwealth debt. The division passed 21 to 18 with Willis and Coom siding with the opposition. The resolution was proceeded with and read the text a second time. Sir John Forrest gave notice to move the second reading on the morrow.
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Melbourne
Tuesdy
House of Resentatives
Mmasaigerom
Corpmmu
John Fartext
Fisher
Deakin
Werth
Natal
Mewat Willis
Coom
John Forrest
Job Fortent
Legislative debate and injuries mark busy sitting
Legislative proceedings close a contentious session with readings on bills including the Memorial Act amendments and Agricultural Bank Act. A man, William Thompson, was admitted to Victoria Hospital after a fall at Marine Torrie. Citizens are reminded to renew wine, beer, and spirit licenses by the due date.
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Marriam
Ube
Des Hilt
Agricultural Bank Act
Blogrek
Wni
Thormpson
Victoria Hospital
Monta
Sheep Dipping Compulsory Question Raised in District Letter
Mr M S Logue of SM Walk away raises questions about compulsory sheep dipping following a letter from MLA Sansom. Officials indicate enforcement will focus southward while inspections test for ticks, with penalties if owners do not dip infected stock.
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M.S. Logue
Sanson
Stuck “Department
Geraldton
Niwck
Taldton
Ty Amians
Xomui IX
Urata
Foot Racing Tie Handicap At Commonwealth Grounds
Foot racing action at Commonwealth grounds features a tie handicap race in tonight's program. Competitors include Boyle, dees, arwor, bormetty, tyre ton, sylly Lutz, Keath, O'Neil, Kelly, F. Drage, Ward, Willis, Werrett, Tail, McGulomews, KH Major, and Kendricks among others.
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Ube
Boyle
Dees
Arwor
Bormetty
Tyre Ton
Sylly Lutz
Keath
O'Neil
Kelly
F. Drage
Ward
Tye
Erado Club Rifle Shooting Meet Recap and Elections
Readable fragments recap a Sunday Erado Club rifle range event with spectators. O Maley won a close shootout over A Tower and W Stirling. scores show several shooters finishing strong. A general meeting elected MW Vellison pro tem and planned a permanent secretary post. Brady range opening scheduled for New Year’s Day with many entries expected.
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Erado
Wuld Haya
O'Maley
A. Tower
W. Stirling
Wwe
B. O' Maley
Murray
M. Mackelt
T. Butler Wa
M. O'Malley
M. Kenedy
Fatvers & x
MW Vellison
Ube Teversctonx
Day Dawn Market Report Week Ending 27th Inst
Market prices listed for various goods in this week’s Day Dawn report. Items include wheat, beans, pumpkins, poultry, small goods, cows, and other produce with prices in shillings and pence, reflecting a rural trading snapshot from the period.
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Waltaepee
Naval Loan Bill Introduces 23.5 Million Pound Debt
Melbourne Tuesday report outlines a naval loan bill authorizing borrowing 23,500,000 pounds at not more than 4 percent interest. The Treasury may issue bonds at similar rates, with stock issued in 1914 and annual sinking fund provisions. The loan is to be repaid from consolidated revenue, with detailed terms and provisions included in the act.
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Melbourne
Bankruptcies Notice for Geraldton Entity Mills Estate
A court issued a notice of bankruptcy non compliance for Frank Ernest Mills of Geraldton, listed as trustee and guardian entity. The filing dates are recorded as November 1 and October 31 for the petition and filing respectively, with details indicating non compliance.
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Onder
Frank Ernest Mills
Jor Luralis
Grazer
Geraldton
Amused crowd at hive concert and dance night
A garbled report recalls a local entertainment featuring a Three Old Viakts sketch with Mink Elly Deling Olive Morychinm Lily Peesk and a lively flow of acts. The audience enjoyed a concert hall program, timely dances, and social chatter, with concerns about farm forfeitures and unsettled settlers lingering after the show.
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Ureil
Coeur Vuten
Mink
Elly Deling
Olive Morychinm
Lily Peesk
Cheadulbe
Local land applications surge at Geraldton office in November
Applications for land plots flood the Geraldton local and general office during November. The rush accompanies a crisis period as many submit forms amid market pressures and shifting prices. Dr Mungerberd Quy notes indicate several entries arriving, with expressions of concern over rising costs and processing times.
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Geraldton Oflien
Fragmented notes from St Dominick's event and school debate
Fragment reads as a garbled account of an event at St Dominick's with a poetry duel and musical performances by Lily Prink, Maye adwarly, and the Girls, plus a dance and a Tarow quarrel. It also mentions a parliamentary debate titled School Holidaybul and a goal to establish a compulsory belay.
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Nusratlor
St Dominick's
Hapin
Lily Prink
Milani
Sours
Ems Eerste
Printing classes promoted at live-ami-tet-live Agures
FC Towler of Marine Terrace Geraldton expounds all classes of printing at a local event, presenting methods and demonstrations to interested attendees. The talk highlights various printing techniques and practical applications for home and small business use.
Crop prospects and farming notes from county report
A detailed county farming update discusses crop prospects, yields, and grower plans. It mentions Mr Neth and Mr Sox evaluating wheat and corn output, expected per acre baskets, and local opinions on agricultural trends and management decisions. The report notes a split view among farmers about future yields and market conditions.
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Sol. Mueges
Bowie
Nees Neth
Birin
Sox
York
Hurley
Port of Geraldton Customs for November
Customs returns at the Port of Geraldton for November show exports and imports. The report lists goods with value and duty figures including excise. Total exports and imports are recorded with duty assessed, noting interstate activity and specific commodity lines.
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Cie Toms and Excise
Unclear OCR fragment on local history jotting
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names and places such as Suroniwoa and Tuan with scattered terms like pence and palettes. No coherent event, date, or identifiable actions are present to form a full news item.
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Jaree Jetty Gerddt
Geraldton Express Public Notices Weekly Advert
The Geraldton Express announces a public notice about a free posting program for twelve months. It offers free notices to any author in the state and runs every Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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Geraldton
Adralee
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