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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1912
Page
3
Dispatches from Monastir recount the city’s surrender after heavy fighting as Serbians claimed 4 010 prisoners including notable leaders. Turks faced 26 040 attackers amid brutal weather and deep flood waters. Casualties ran high on both sides with 950 for the Serbians and reports of heavy fortifications and desperate resistance.
Nov 19 dispatch from Budapest reports Austria and Italy agreeing on the necessity of granting autonomy to Albania amid broader Balkan discussions. The agreement signals a move toward self rule while tensions with neighboring states persist.
London reports the Odessa correspondent notes Russia actively mobilising troops and extending conscription for six more months. A general westward movement of Russian forces across all arms is underway, signaling heightened wartime pressure and readiness for renewed operations.
London, Nov 19. The House of Cannons saw a crowd but limited excitement over Home Rule developments. At Asquith's request the government resolved to rescind Sir Frederick Banbury's ascent mentioned in the notirs paper and the amended motion was quietly defeated.
Nov 11 report notes Dr Friedman says a treatment renders tubercle bacilli non virulent and suggests a curative element existing since Koch's discoveries. The remedy also provides immunity from the disease amid widespread inquiries.
London November 1 reports Aarcy is not likely to row Pearce before June next, shaping the Worlds Sculling Championship outlook and potential contender arrangements for the title race.
The Turf reports Ayt Boy was withdrawn from the Belmont Five Hundred yesterday while Dolly Beggar was pulled from the Perth Two Thousand. FE. 1. Jockey Sutherland, a noted figure, arrived in Perth and plans to ride here for a time. Brennan, strong in Sydney and Melbourne, expects to return Thursday. Messrs Connolly and Petewon were turned yesterday. no major changes noted in the Wellington market for the Two Thousand and Five Hundred.
Nominations for Geraldton Municipal Elections list various ward prospects including mayoral candidates Br. J. M. Thingerford Wort Ward Bree Taavies Central Wards and vacancy in Gardne Central Intraordinary ward. East and West Ward election timing noted as to be conducted post Wednesday.
Ms. George Metrod secretary of the combined unions at Kalgoorlie says the rejection of the Chamber of Mines offer could trigger a strike. The committee urges rejection, warning that accepting terms may still lead to a strike if employers refuse concessions. A Philadelphia lawyer’s view cited suggests a strike is likely regardless of the terms.
A fragmented ad claims Vermin dead from a product named Mother's Frie Pedic Pomade. It asserts killing vermin, healing cuts, crow hair, and chemical benefits, with unclear origins and a date written as Le, 28. The readable bits suggest a patent or sale pitch but lack verifiable details.
In Melbourne on November 10 William Cartsoh a woodcutter faced murder charges in the death of his brother in law Robert Lockwood at Einu on October 24. Evidence described an argument over family and property leading to a struggle and a fatal shot. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
London reports the Perth Tramway Limited confirmed the sale of its rights to the government at a meeting. Satisfaction was expressed with the government’s prompt, straightforward action.
Perth November 20 Legislative Assembly: Wemier moved second reading of the State Hotels Bill No 3. The bill provides for state hotels alongside existing ones at Wongan Hills and Rottnest Island. Second reading carried by 25 votes. The Assembly continued past midnight to consider amendments from the Council to the Arbitration Act Amendment Bill. The session resumed at eight this morning.
In an ADE November inquiry the Marine Board probed the collision of the Dima dale with Wonga Shoal lighthouse. Captain John Jones testified the whip was damaged by 4250 Acole Histon and that he wasn’t close to the lighthouse. All aboard were said to be safe, and charges were recommended against the captain.
The Industrial Court issued an injunction against union president Mr Wilden and secretary Mr Rawlin halting further ballot agitation over pay and daily allowances. A returning officer and the union executives were restrained from continuing to incite a strike, delaying the ballot count. Belmont race results noted on page 4.
Fragmentary notice describes an event in Yalgoo with references to weddings, a hall meeting, racing times, and local residents including Mr. Vurfetts and Miss Murjorar EFN MOnatoMn. It mentions perceptions of a court case, sports depot, and transport details, but many names and specifics are garbled.
In Melbourne a chaotic wool sale sequence unsettled traders. Prices fluctuated amid uncertain demand while several bidders from WISOF HA and other regions watched closely. Trade chatter referenced multiple named buyers and rural firms, with sharp shifts noted in the mid session.
A letter urgesWat voters to support Mr. O’Shea and Mr. Kerriw in the forthcoming council ward election. It praises their qualifications as first class scholars and pledges strong backing for improving ratepayer interests and town services. The writer stresses stability and says the elected officials will advance education and governance in Gwenldien.
In a terse notice, Mr. Scott was appointed to a senior post within the Incorporated Institute of ACCOUNLADLA and related executive committees. The document records a formal recognition of his position, with dates and titles reflecting a governance appointment in a colonial or imperial context.
A fragmentary 19th century corresp notes a long roster of participants and speakers at a church function. Names include several women and men with varied surnames, followed by a jumble of titles and roles. The text hints at a mistimed announcement and a chaotic reception or program.
Three Springs reports on Mr. Barker's letter to the Express criticizing Labour policy and Liberal counterparts. The writer questions the extent of party leaders' concessions and outlines potential political impact, including upcoming speeches and promised agricultural measures at the February harvest period.
A fragment from Moonyoonooka notes crops in poor condition with stubble fields and pyramids of waste straw. Details mention Federation Mr. J. Shurges's crop and a likely town audience. a dance at the ILC Hall is advertised. Worries over payments and costs are expressed amid calls for action.
A historic Northampton meeting programme lists multiple stakes and handicaps including District Plate Seven furlongs Guineas and the New Year’s Gift with entrants and prize values. Details cover entry rules, acceptances, weights, and steward decisions for a diverse card.
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