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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
4
Thursday's Wires reports on the New South Wales coal strike with Mr Hugies fined and a taming point in the strike. It notes potential actions within days as wage talks continue and laborers consider working cargoes to keep ships moving. Weather delays push a Lang and Squiews contest to Wednesday.
Victoria report shows FHP PEDRRAT election plans with a cabinet meeting to fix a federal date on Wednesday, Ay.
A garbled report describes Forsatti and an incident with a woman named Lyetta and an iron bar. Forsatti claims danger and warded off a strike while a sequence of blows is noted and a tower reference appears.
A fire incident is described with victims and warnings. Mr Holman comments on industry matters and railway cuts affecting wages and safety. The narrative mentions a court proceeding about a trainer named Frody Muckat and a request to reopen a case denied by the Anpeat Dosrd of the WAIT.C. on December 12 in Perth.
Wilbourne Jan 12 reports a long meeting between the High Committer Sir George Reb Prime Minister and Mr Groom, discussing London work. Captain Collins may become permanent head of the office and other officials to be moved after arrival in London. Discussions touched on Commonwealth recovery measures and offers from London officials.
Federal elections opened this week with Labor candidates addressing a large Perth audience at the Town Hall. Mr De Largie spoke about six years of stewardship, praising legislation passed during that term and noting Labor’s stance alongside the Fusion Government in shaping policy. The Western Australian delegates to the Brisbane Conference highlighted financial agreements since Federation.
Motfiowene Jay reports that Lord Kitchener conducted an inquiry into the methods of work and had a brief day visit to the locale, detailing his observations and possible improvements.
Report from South Australia details a break-in at Mardell Brewery, Kont yan. Entry forced. two safes opened. Police and local officials investigate as residents react to the incident and potential security lapses at the brewery facilities.
In Kalgoorlie Robustelli testified about connections to the Cooluardin murder scene. Witnesses described a grand bar area and a seated witness who waited by the path. details referenced a wine salon and the timing before the crime. The testimony touched on locations and a single key suspect seen near the tragedy.
The text notes Wolfe's Sciapps as bracing and possessing curative effect for kidney bowel and urinary affections.
The Fusion and Labor parties clash over a per capita payment and constitutional changes. Sir John Forrest opposes curbing Commonwealth powers, arguing wealthier states like WA would lose more per head. The Labor stance accepts money but warns of political maneuvering and defense policy implications.
The report outlines Sir John Forrest proposals linked to a federal railway project and notes reactions from Mr. Keenan and Mr. Moore in Western Australia. It recalls Forrests past roles and criticizes ministerial balance while mentioning railway survey discussions and delays before progress on the line.
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