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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
3
A Geraldton town hall session reveals clashes over workmen, clerk conduct, and public communications while Coronation events loom. Festivities include a water supply function, recreation center programs, and a major parade preparation with warnings on decorum and municipal efficiency. The report also notes shipwrecks, weather, and a church wedding in the area.
A supporter of Sadler F.C. recounts a match dispute criticizing the referee for not sending off multiple players. He alleges unfairness by Railways, cites illnesses of discipline, and notes an outside supporter’s protest. He claims the press misreports and urges accountability for onfield chaos and penalties.
A fragmented editorial on Labor politics discusses Trent Dooley and Harry Carson as potential candidates in the Portime-hither to region. It critiques Labor alignment, warns of division risks, and condemns gun-winking and reckless sportmen, urging prudence before the election. The piece references localities such as Pierdlny Vale and Greenougts and notes the influence of influential figures in the party.
Coreneation honours list includes Terry Councillor Andrey Fisher Baron Sir Joseph Watt Knights of the Croan Mt. Mies Wort Denham Sir George Reid Commander Midgam St. George-Cresswell Director of Naval forces Major General Hand Imperial Bereton Ontor-Claston Mason and Frank Wilson Companion of the Imperial Bereton.
The Marine Board delivered its finding on the Vier gala laws. It declared the Vougela in rensertion equal to any on the Australian coast. The board, avoiding speculation, noted the Vongala’s fate remains beyond human ken and beyond conjecture.
Telegrams report a fatal event following a horse race as officials note the dog attack and ensuing injuries. The coroner's office investigates the death, with no clear cause stated yet.
The text presents garbled OCR style lines naming several unclear entities. It mentions a list of names and terms like Stormgwt Rymekle and Gentnax with scattered dates and places, but the overall meaning remains unreadable and unresolved.
A reflective piece recalls memorials and social duties as communities mourn. It contrasts public notices with private retirements, citing individuals such as Sergeant Lucas and local editors while musing on names, occupations, and acts of charity in Geraldton and nearby districts. It notes a recent valedictory for a citizen and references a court verdict related to an injury claim, underscoring communal memory and the value of public service.
The body of John Weatherall was recovered near Torre Lake in South Australia after an earlier incident. Police identify Weatherall as a known author and associate with local property owners in the region. Investigators are examining old records and community links while seeking additional witnesses.
In a police court yesterday the Mines Department pressed a case against a man accused of unlawful conduct and offensive behavior. The proceedings reference a penalty of £2 and involve officials including Meg Walter and Lt. Hue Frit Vis Lancnawe.
In Sydney on Tuesday the scoreboard lists Reeve with 5.606, Liraleum at 3, and Wat among the top performers in the New South Wales meet.
In Wilmot County a death linked to Swan Orphanage prompts an inquiry. George Tones, a six month employee at the orphanage, faces witness accounts of hunger and inadequate brot and meals. Mrs Chandler of Middle Swan State School reports boys returning malnourished and demanding scraps. Continued testimony hears alleged neglect as the inquiry adjourns.
Fragmentary text from a royal coronation context dated 1811, praising Your Majesty and Dominion unity. Archbishop of Sydney and Bishops of the Commonwealth pledge loyalty and celebratory rites tied to the coronation, with hopeful notes on peace, prosperity, and Christian civilization.
A testimonial from Mrs. E. Whittaker of Carpacton describes relief from backache and kidney discomfort after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. She endorses the product, noting cures years later and urges others with kidney weakness to try it. The advertisement directs purchase through Foaster-McClellan Co. at Perth and warns to ensure authenticity.
Sydney disarray follows the Dhmoe Tater League passing a controversial measure that extends influence over the Labor movement, signaling a major shift in leadership and party dynamics.
Official reports show Victoria flooded after recent heavy rainfall. The Fauliwien river rose high, submerging banks and nearby properties. Objects tied to residents were found, and damage extended across multiple farms and countrysides.
An Albany report notes Acting Premier Crogary meeting a deputation led by Mr Grezor to discuss harbor facilities for export. The reply stresses timing, saying this appointment is not yet arrived and requires expert input, with work likely to proceed in stages until completion.
Acting Treasurer Frasertates Ural projects a surplus over 21 000 by end of financial year while Commonwealth finances face uncertain prospects. Obscure obituary-like notes and garbled sources cloud the document, offering few clear names or dates beyond the discussed surplus.
Local and General notes report a mixed set of items from Bandstone including compensation to J Heenan, a 1130 foot tent watch planned for Fingal battery, and a fundraiser in aid of Visiting Nurse Rehome. Mentions of Mick Unaie from Geraldton, coal care by Dr Gobberg, and city inquiries on railway compensation. Weather outlook notes generally fine with cold nights and frost inland.
In the Assembly debate on the Agriculture and Amemimet Bill, Albany member Price moved to amend a provision allowing loans to farmers via banks for 456 pounds to 1000 pounds. The division on October 1900? 1910 saw 21 in support and 2 against, with the chairman casting the deciding vote for the Opposition. Several farming district representatives backed the proposal, while the Government and supporting farmers argued for broad relief, indicating a potential reelection race for many involved. Local sentiment shows tension over government aid to struggling settlers, as reported by the Kalgoorlie Miner.
Police Court proceedings before Mr Leunkenoens An oil man faces a charge of theft of a purse property of Francis Lynch with Willis Cuner Lom named in charge of handling, dates around mid February. Richey Frowman charged with stolen money from Wir Crack. Children's Coronation Sports thanks donors Carson de Laney and tax support for Coxema Hon Day event with arrangements for a recreation ground assembly and post event fruit and sweets. sports committee requests guardians keep playing area clear.
A brief note urges Bropehia to take Woods Great Peppermint Cure. The item is framed as a quick remedy recommendation with no additional context or details.
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