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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 19, 1913
Page
3
London papers debate Churchill's defence policy. The Manchester Guardian blasts the ministry for arming Royal Mail steamers with guns while advocating privateering revival. The Guardian calls this a step back from safeguarding merchant shipping and warns of renewed wartime methods.
The newspaper The Suffragette reports sharp divides within the movement over militancy. Some leaders push for a vigorous educational program while others argue that alienates public support and calls for a broader strategy.
A wireless telegram from Spitzbergen reports the German party led by Lamer near Arctic island reveals several fatalities. Detlmer and Moccer drown, Pberhard dies, Strabrad leads Norwegian relief with Setrader-Straus still missing after the disaster. The German expedition reached Wide Bay Spitzbergen amid tensions with Norwegians.
Sir Edwart Cathpdral denounces any compromise on Home Rule and pledges steadfast adherence to the covenant. He urges the King to await overwhelming support before signing while condemning ministers advising delay as grave and disreputable.
London officials granted yesterday the will of the late Antarctic explorer Captain Scott. The value of the estate was sworn at £330.
London reports that Sir Coutte-Lindsay died a fortnight ago in his sixty fifth year without an heir. He was believed to have wielded power since his first wife died in 1912. It now transpires that a week after Lady Coutte-Lindsay’s death, the widowed spouse remarried.
A May 17 dispatch from London notes that California's alien land bill provokes strong Japanese reaction. It suggests Tokyo may retaliate with measures harming American interests in Japan.
Auction sale notes a listing of various items including furniture, kitchenware, and equipment. The fragment mentions items such as cupboards, teapots, revolving chair, wire, soap, and household goods with uncertain spellings, suggesting a local estate or sale event in a historical period.
A May 16 report notes Mr Hodges drew attention during a May week remarks at His Majesty's Theatre. The Prime Minister claimed Hodges pressed Fowler to reveal evidence to back charges in the China affair. Hodges plans action against Seaddan for his remarks.
A fragmentary 1900s style report alleges that the Sunday Times and Wests Limited face charges of blackmail and extortion. The text mentions a named individual Leonmnt Nelson amid accusations of sensational threats and arranged transactions to pressure a critic. The tainted reflection of events hints at a broader scheme but reads as garbled OCR.
Burglars entered Clem HEH’s Hyde Park residence at dawn seized a three hundred pound safe from the sleeping occupant, blew it open, and escaped with about £500 in jewellery and valuables. Items included a gold watch, diamond rings, sovereign case, and cricket mementos.
Railways and Rovers produced a rapid, open contest on Saturday with standout passes and multiple scoring attempts. Railways pressured early, Stokes and Brede threatened in front of goal, while Rover defenders and midfielders like Stokes Howell Jones and Grovedler fought hard. The opening term ended with Railways leading 1 goal 3 behinds as both sides traded bursts of fast play and solid defense.
Railway and Rovers clash in a high tempo game with Railway leading at half and late pressure from Rovers. Cross opened with a goal, Crom marked and kicked, Holmes scored for Rovers, and Railways stretched ahead with several minors and goals. The final tally shows Railways ahead with multiple goals and behinds, while Rovers battled through the match with notable drives and holds, including standout plays by Ablett, Groleamler, and Stokes in a rugged contest.
A letter from TS Bardwell of Geral Branch thanks members and helpers for a town concert. It itemizes income from BBC donations and municipal council, and lists expenses such as hall hire, rehearsals, printing, makeup, and bell ringing. Net profits are noted and credit toward starting next season.
Nairn outlines Liberal criticisms of Labor policy, arguing taxes, tariffs, and land tax burden workers. He accuses the government of excessive duties and warns against nationalising industries. Davids counters, citing Labor unity and constitutional checks, urging electors to defend state representation and cost of living reductions.
A parliamentary clash centered on defence costs and Liberal policy. Speakers argued the Labour Government spent over five and a half million on defence in five years, with unnecessary naval and military schemes. They pressed for cost cuts and questioned fiscal priorities including the postal and government department expenditures.
In Yalgoo VALCO on May 11 Liberal Senate candidate Mr. Buteher arrived to address electors at the Miners Institute but the hall stayed dark all night as the hire fee remained unpaid. The candidate stayed disappointed. Mr M Trois plans to speak Monday. Constable JW Maan arrived to take charge of the Yalgoo district and Acting Mining Registrar duties. Rainfall for April totaled two points across five days, with four months this year at 209 points. A farewell dance for Me A Thomax, the local postmaster headed to Broome, and new schoolmaster Mr Edwards began May 1, while Porter HA Richards moved to Baandee from the Railway Department.
A May 14 report notes a Northum public conference on conserving Avon Valley water for irrigation. It outlines a plan to divert Greenough and Chapman waters through a catchment, with proposed schemes for Front and Back Flats and Tibredden area. The piece discusses potential for large-scale irrigation, job creation, and regional farming modernization.
Nuilting law outlines sale of the James Estate at the hospital bundle, with blocks set aside for building allotments. The plan promises buyers an opportunity to acquire valuable building sites as part of the public sale.
Fragmentary text discusses bathing benefits and water action on nerve centers. Mentions a worn shirt and items like Milk Maid Coffee and Mile, with references to coffee, tear, milk, oil, and Valine mer. Overall unclear due to garbled OCR.
The Recreation Reserve committee reported to the Abundolguat Council on Wednesday night the building needs and repairs after a recent inspection. They listed priorities including Pavillon seating steps drainage wiring plumbing plumbing, urinals and paper, and free access for repairs. The committee urged securing the property, cleaning, and maintenance to protect from further damage, with a plan to lock facilities when not in use and keep keys with the caretaker.
The minister for works in a British province argues the railway project is the cheapest and quickest, while Labour claims public works spending rose by 48 percent over nine months. Dr Friedmann seeks 24000 pounds for his share, amid a drink‑driven dispute and a drunken incident linked to the state railway.
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