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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
3
A woman named Lee repeatedly attempted to travel by sea from Sydney to Melbourne and Auckland after being discovered stowing away. Police in Australia and New Zealand reported her interstate moves and subsequent detentions as authorities described the episodes.
In Melbourne near Thorbury a thief smashed the window of Cooper's tailor in the early hours using a diamond to cut through glass. The robber seized iron rolls valued at £15 and fled, prompting the homeowner to fire a warning shot as the car disappeared. This marks the fourteenth robbery at the shop in fourteen years.
A thief entered Rundle's jewellers in an early morning raid taking precious stones and jewellery worth substantial value. The foggy start concealed the break in as robbers smashed a fan light and looted display trays while the night watchman alternated routine patrols.
A large fire caused extensive damage at Gonland Park. Fire teams battled the blaze as valuables were damaged and livestock and goods were moved to safety. A truck carrier was towed with produce and supplies amid efforts to contain the flames and prevent spread to nearby properties.
The Commonwealth Loan hearing discusses interest and issue terms. The Treasury requires not more than 18,000,000, with oversubscription handling and application deadlines noted.
Turbulent heat spreads across the nation driving general showers in drought areas and threatening cash crops. Wheat maize and barley prices rise as heat persists, with hundreds of deaths reported and water supplies strained across cattle ranges and farms.
Cricketers at Manchester Old Trafford saw Australia reach 367 in their first innings led by McCabe and Woodfull. Lancashire struggled with Baxter and Fleetwood-Smith pairing, while Barnett and Hopwood formed a late County stand. The Australian attack then had Lancashire at 24 for one after the opening exchanges.
The English trial match began at Towle on Saturday with England scoring 218 in the first innings. Wyatt and Sutcliffe opened for England with 73 at stumps, and the Nawab of Patnuili and Ames both reached century efforts as the Rest were dismissed. Clark strained a stomach and bowled two for 14, ending his participation early.
Race card highlights include hurdle events over one mile, Empire Handicap at seven furlongs, Roe Stakes at six furlongs, and multiple handicaps. Notable runners and odds appear for Daisy Ilvius, Gold, Windage, and Bondi among others as wagering closes and dividends are listed.
The French delegation reports reaching an agreement with Germany on the Saar plebiscite. Inhabitants will vote with full protection against oppression and may appeal grievances to a neutral tribunal during and after the vote. The Saar governing commission, likely Danish, will set up the necessary policy and seek League of Nations approval.
The Times leader from London on June 4 discusses the Franco German agreement linked to the January 13 1935 plebiscite as an encouraging development and a sign of Adolf Hitler's intentions. It notes that Germany would avoid territorial disputes with France once the Saar is settled but cautions that his ability to restrain his more impetuous followers remains crucial.
Jane Lewdee reports Mr Pembroke Stephens, a Daily Express stringer, arrested in Magdeburg on May 16 for photographing chemical plant buildings. He was released, then arrested again in Berlin last Friday and expelled from Germany. He and his wife and two others were in a Berlin flat when two plainclothes officers stated he was under arrest, then escorted to the Belgian frontier amid tense Anglo German tensions.
London June 4 R B S Wyatt chosen to lead England in the first Test of the series He replaces Chapin who captained earlier tests Wyatt has toured Australia in 1924 as deputy and is noted as one of the most reliable bowlers and batsmen on the side He is 33 years old and has scored 127 runs in one innings in the 1920 series.
A general meeting of all members of the Beginners Club is scheduled at the Victoria Hotel tomorrow night at 4. Nominations for membership will be discussed as part of the session. The club notes the new season begins soon and urges full attendance.
London reports seven sacks containing the complete archives were stolen from the French Saar Mines Administration office on May 52. Police investigate the theft as authorities seek the missing records and suspects.
The report covers horse racing from Belmont and Beaxen grhling with Pertis Mond Belmont Bark ix de las ceau Nominafi and notes on Derby and Karmakatta Plate favourites. It mentions Harvey Ferguson as a top jockey, trainer B. Browne's horses at Mullewn, and extended form details including recent performances, weights, and upcoming events such as The English Derby and Australian hurdles at Williamstown and Firaiagiet heat Ralatis.
Anlooyy trek upset talent ariong at headquarters on Saturday. Four of the winners are trained on the beach. Two winners Goulong and Ghundi scored at their second start here. Garvary won a close fourth with Warm Pie drifting. Coe along won all she wan and beat Warm Vie by three lengths.
A fluid race meeting sees favourites like Stealth and Tee Party challenged by upset results. Mariner rivals Behoiste for a half length win in a damp finish while Jolly Spearean and Ariane Hazelwood contend in close placings.
A collision at the Forrest and Eleanor Street intersection yesterday evening injured Mina Esther Canon with minor abrasions and shock. Drivers E K N Scott of the Commercial Bank and A R Garnworthy of Bluff Point were uninjured. several passengers escaped serious harm though both cars sustained major damage including radiator, lights, and doors. Miss Parsons is bedridden at home with a probable fracture.
Deraldton Homing Club faced rough weather at Sulteray and the master rated the conditions as rough and turmy. The results include velocity measurements and times for several pigeons such as Aron and Meatt's, with velocities around 10 to 17 yards per minute and other names listed among competitors.
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