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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
3
Cablegram from London reports the sealing match for the world title between Bay FY of Hagland the holder and Baddow of Australia the challenger. The contest is set for August 4.
Shackleton von Pon leads a Polar region expedition with Sirrat Sharklewn as commander of the furineanine essuition acrone rit b. The Himlion Tay Company selected 15 dogs for the exhibition as part of the explor ing ship Moduranes project.
A June article by A F Wilding reviews the English singles championship prospects at Wimbledon. He highlights Rod Bessray, Brookes, Parke, Douni, Lowe, Froitshein and Decagtaunt as contenders, with Brookes likely to reach the challenge round and Wilding noting changes in service due to modern familiarity.
London July 23 Australians fought through the first rounds at Wimbledon in fine weather before a large crowd. Doust defeated Franklin in straight sets, while Hintop from Australia toppled Wire in another tight match. Moon overcame Kidston before retirement, and Parke showed inconsistent form but pushed through. Other winners included Lowne Jure Boamieh Dermot and Dwengly. Second round saw Davis beat Brookes in a lopsided net contest.
Ottawa reports a government telegram from Mr HT and Mr Ate Yona, Vancouver MP, urging swift action to bar Hindu migrants aboard the ship Roomage being refused entry by the immigration inspector. Mr Stevens backs landing restrictions to avoid potential bloodshed if court rulings go against the decision, seeking preemptive measures including towing the ship beyond Canadian waters.
A fragmented notice from Vancouver describes efforts to secure subscriptions to a harbor transfer project. The brief mentions inviting readers to contribute to a plan involving removal of the Koowagata Mara from the harbor and references a timing that hints at today’s activities.
Nationalist leader in Ireland appeals to the United States for funds to bolster volunteers defending the minority. Mrs Redmond supports the cause while Prime Minister faces pressure amid a tense political clash over the future of the Trish poole and the rescue efforts.
Cablegram from Washington on June 23 reports General Carranza, leader of the rebels, reiterating his willingness to participate in the Mexico-United States peace conference. He excludes discussion of constitutionalist movements, agrarian questions, and the designation of a provisional president as impossible at the conference. He says his duty is to address only transnational matters of importance to the people of Mexico.
Melbourne City Court heard Samuel Clays accused of assaulting Mrs Faulconer and of threatening murder after pursuing her for months. She testified he followed her in Swanston Street and on a motorcycle ride proposal, produced a loaded revolver, and warned she would die tonight. Goldie and Clays denied the claims. Clays was fined £5 and ordered to find £20 to keep the peace for twelve months.
Rescue teams at Tillcrest Alberta recoveries total 181 bodies from 425 miners payroll cut off by a coal dust explosion. Fire halted work as authorities tally dead and missing after the Pernteal lery incident.
In Montreal the Empress disaster toll rises as divers reach the sunken vessel in the St Lawrence near Temounki. One diver died shortly after rescue, another remained unconscious after being brought to the surface and later died.
The Kallen Tockey Club in Rome has expelled several English jockeys for alleged misconduct, including a rider connected with pulling horses at San Siro races. Prizes at the events reportedly totaled around 9,400 lire.
An official communique accuses Turkey of provocative moves near Smyrna and the Dardanelles, raising tensions in the region. The Greek minister signals readiness to act decisively, with naval actions discussed as potential preludes to broader conflict.
The King of Greece, in a daytime interview, stated that Thirope must prevent war while noting the Powers seem misinformed about the acute crisis.
In Sydney on June 23, Justice Edmunds of the State Industrial Arbitration Court refused to recognize a 44 hour week for the Carpenters and Joiners Union and refused a request for preference to unionists. The decision cites the lack of statutory support for such terms. This ruling narrows union recognition in the arbitration arena.
Port Hedland workers on the foreshore jetty refused to resume today after a wages dispute. They claim entitlement to 4 pounds 10 shillings per week and will not work for less than 15 shillings per day, with current pay around 13 shillings 4 44 pence. If the work shuts down, previous efforts may be wasted and costs rise.
Yesterday morning the acting president of Fremantle's Literal League branch told The Daily News that T. J. Brigus of Claremont will contest the Fremantle seat against Labour's Meg Burchell. Brigus made the decision after careful consideration and preparations for his campaign are underway. The AWLFL state executive meeting chose W. Fetern to contest Swan, while W. Rantora is ruled out as a selector candidate after long service with the party. The selections align with the party's aims for federal representation.
State Meat Shape Perth reports by Minister Z Bath for Lands and Agriculture that government meat shops earned a profit of 113 pounds for the period March 1 to June 18. Bath supplied the figures yesterday, outlining the shop performance and government involvement in meat distribution.
Perth June 2 A large timber company presented before the defence committee Tarrele? reports that replacing workers in Amber yards proceeds slowly with many employees still employed next week expected to move towards a near total change. The compulsory conference before Justice Turnslle was postponed due to Full Court commitments with a prolonged process and little chance of results this week.
A steamer wreck occurred during a southward voyage from Looilen to Tremantie with damage and fuel issues. Severe weather and gusty squalls pushed seas to moderate levels along the southern coast, hampering operations and prompting coastal authorities to respond to the incident near Beachy Hout.
A burglar was disturbed while attempting to force an entry to the home of Mr Horace Puckertadn at Arthur Street Rahfield early in the morning. The intruder exchanged words with neighbor Ste Charlon and fled.
A local reader catalogs persistent questions about Geraldton governance and public life. They quiz the Municipal Council and police on footpaths kerbing lighting traffic discipline tenant protections water bills and enforcement of by laws. The letter also asks why landlords building owners and event organizers fail to address safety overcrowding and local promotion. It closes with a call for sports and cultural events and better fish availability.
Bronchitis inflames the bronchi from windpipe to lungs with chest tightness hoarseness and a dry hacking cough. Peps claims a new breathable tablet releases fumes that reach the bronchial tubes dissolving on the tongue and providing rapid throat and chest relief without harmful drugs. Stores list Peps at 18 Bil oF 3s.
Port officers report the State steamer Kwinana delivered 783 cattle from Nor'West to Fremantle on Monday evening, after an eight day coastal run with no losses. Cattle reached Robb's Jetty in excellent condition yesterday morning, reflecting well on the ship amid recent setbacks and national sentiment on the Union and a new Australian flag.
A special general meeting of the Victoria District Agricultural Society was held at May o s Parlour with about a dozen members present. The secretary explained the aim to incorporate under the Association and Companies Act of 1895. The committee supported incorporation, highlighting benefits and limited liability. Members voted to proceed with incorporation and authorized certain officers to file the necessary steps. A dispute over the society's common seal was noted, and praise was given to Mr Bardwell for his work on incorporation.
The text mockingly defines editors as mere insects and criticizes their role. It argues editors rarely profit, often earn enemies, and suggests editors exist as self-damaging figures. It comparisons editors to porcupines and porcupines to editors, noting editors’ pretended usefulness and overall dubious value.
Perths new post office project ties the facility to Two Mile Gar as tenders surface with bids around £220000. Six contractors entered bids, with Adelaide builders and Wid tenderers among those shortlisted. Donnybrook stone expected for the front elevation. Official price close to estimate. three years allotted for completion.
The Dongarra Branch met at the Dongarra Hotel on Saturday June 20 with Messrs Fy Moore Ry Wi Clarkson Nate T H Clarkson F Waldeck J Rows led and W Clarkson among attendees. The agenda was discussed at length and a motion supported sending delegates Nairn Irwin Turges to the July Perth conference. A resolution opposed candidates in the federal election and urged branches to relay the stance to the Dayipler Wlviston executive. The meeting endorsed amendments to the present constitution and set Saturday June 25 as the date for delegates to report on conference proceedings.
A lively election prospect in Northampton with nine candidates split across wards under a ward system. The roster includes Wiehe Porter Mot Tenkte Mallock and others seeking two seats in each ward amid 17 ratepayers’ choices. Delinquency cases noted in Police Court and a big crowd at yesterday’s football match as Northampton edged a win by one point despite cold weather.
A colonial report describes rapid completion of four new carriages at the Parkes area depot. The set includes hospital, kitchen and dining, sleeping, and saloon sections to service trans Australian line construction near Kalgoorlie. The design features open air wards, ventilation, mineral wool insulation, and a steam heated, all Australian built system.
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