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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1937
Page
6
In a rough frontier tale, Bruce, a wary supervisor, confronts Irish worker Flanagan whose drunken behavior and violent temper threaten the mill. A local Irishman narrator recounts policing, a court case, and a plan to trap the thief, with Frew and Brian coordinating actions to protect workers and capture the culprit while wrestling with unreliable witnesses and shifting loyalties.
In a chapter from a serialized tale, the Ranatters’ Han Hi cap wins the picnic races as Blick and Beauty gain fame. The Gidyea Thower party departs for a homestead gathering while intricate schemes unfold about Charlie, the miner, and a looming murder plot.
William Jeffrey an 18 year old pupil from Chiegetown Hiliish Guna was doing physical exercises with others when the instructor shouted the term Kiyes tefl. He struck his head to the left and fell. Hospital authorities report he is responding to treatment.
A report on daring forgery cases features Reynolds the expert draughtsman now 65 and bank frauds across the United States and England. It details Windell a signature forgery ring that drained thousands from South Western Bank branches, leading to arrest in Madrid. The piece highlights a major London gang the Barmash crew and a £1000 reward offer from Bank of England. Bernstein, leader, received twenty years penal servitude.
A Launceston note reports Bidney Coundon aged 71 from China, who came as a youth, recently struck rich gold near Long Vind colluywed and died while en route to the lat in. He left a drapery business to start anew and had been prospecting for Burnie Waratah Tempering Company near Owl working when a fuel yielded over Mehr ounces. The coroner believes the mining strike led to his death.
Gus Flaber described as a prospector appeared in Cue Police Court on Saturday over unlicensed firearms. Fisher said he was away in the bush and would register the guns but could not pay the 6s fee. fined 10s and ordered to register immediately. John Harris faced an unlicensed Lee-Enfield found at his camp. claimed ignorance, rifle presented to Patterson by Lawlers Rifle Club, forfeited to Crown with option to apply for return.
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