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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
3
Louilut June 41 reports Labour leads the Conservatives by 29 points in the British elective final tally. This early result signals a shift in political mood and possible implications for future governance.
A chaotic report from New York says a Dutch destroyer was ordered to Willetastad Curacao as insurgents seized control amid a fledgling revolution. Invaders reportedly seized a vessel, forced its master to withdraw, and looted local garrisons before retreating under unclear orders.
London lobby correspondents report Mr Arthur Henderson pressing for immediate action on Russia policy. Alex Henderson says talks will focus on diplomatic and trade relations essential for world and economic reasons. The lobby expects negotiations to begin with Kavnin shortly after this morning's Cabinet session.
A late 19th or early 20th century dispatch reports on a Russian ambassador in Leadus mentioning the Beitin United Prosena correspondent and a British envoy, noting delays in aging and sentencing. A court in an unnamed locale convicts Deputy Haditeh of multiple murders and attempted assassinations, with terms up to 20 years. others are acquitted. Remarks cite a death sentence awaiting appeal, and mention a Yugoslav parliament incident. Separate items discuss a Day of Mourning proposed by the German Evangelical Church to mark treaty burdens, calling for impartial war crimes inquiry and Peace Treaty criticisms, reflecting political party responses in Germany.
Mrs Victor Bruce drove a motor car for twenty four hours continuously covering 2200 miles at an average speed above 30 miles per hour. The feat surpasses Eldridge's long distance speed record of 73 miles per hour and Gillette's longest gym stop single handed run.
Detectives pursued a fraud involving several thousands of pounds by hop keepers and firms. Two women with multiple men allegedly passed cheques claiming to settle debts with the Temperance and General Mutual Life Society. Payments ranged from 18 to 97 pounds per case. A man was detained during raids at a Fitzroy house as inquiries continue.
June 1. A child, Gordon Boole aged eight, in Lalomba was playing near home when he fell on a short blast neck causing swelling from face to feet. Western Suburbs Hospital performed an emergency operation to relieve respiratory stoppage by allowing air to escape inflated tissue. The boy’s condition improved. he was released from intensive care and is out of danger today.
A boy named Yerman Stanley Layton, 20, was bitten by a dog while on the floor in his parents' Adelaide home on Victoria Street, Parkside. He died in the early hours after a chemist treated the wound. a doctor arrived after death and authorities believe the cause was complications from the bite.
Wellington reports a landslide at Blackwater Buller Gorge Westland killing Mrs Parker and her infant daughter and Mrs Nouthos. Mr Parker, a farrier, and two other occupants escaped. a tree crushed the lorry, injuring one child and hospitalizing Parker with shock. The scene involved two motor cars that halted to pass dust.
A deputation representing South Australia’s wheat pool urged Acting Premier G. P. Jenkins to enact legislation guaranteeing a price covering production costs. J. M. McDonald chaired the delegation, which argued for inter state and Commonwealth action to ensure farmers receive fair parity amid overseas price slumps and interstate competition. The minister pledged sympathetic consideration, noting any measure could be undermined by millers and free interstate trade. The council urged Cabinet to back a regional plan in concert with other states and the Commonwealth to aid farmers.
In a chaotic aviation inquiry day, the Air Inquiry Board planned to rename its sitting as the investigation progresses. The Commonwealth Solicitors Department confirmed an important course has become available, prompting the Board to reconvene to take evidence over the weekend.
An improper wiring arrangement at Sydney telephone exchange enabled a subscriber to obtain free service while allegedly involved in betting. The misconduct surfaced after a line cut off. one Post Office employee was dismissed, another resigned, and several others faced discipline.
Melbourne workers report most bush mills idle with no skilled labor. Timber workers refuse to resume under Lukin award, while some former employers lure them with Western Award terms to fake adherence. Over 50 mills reportedly operate under Lukin award as winter looms.
Five members of a local group drowned in the river near Bax dolph Vermont. Boardman, swimming, was caught in a current and pulled under while attempting to rescue Beatrice Plumget, his companion. Their father and mother struggled to reach them and their boat overturned. All five bodies were recovered within an hour.
The Canadian Banking Association notes a steady visible wheat supply today near the year's average. If current shipments continue, any surplus this season may be leased into the market, easing price pressures and stabilizing trade.
The Director of Agriculture invites applications for centenary production certificates across wheat, potatoes, and bees. Qualifications require 200 acres of wheat, or two acres for potatoes with at least two new crops, and bees must have an apiary of at least ten hives. Applicants must contact the Department of Agriculture to enter.
Local listings highlight radio attractions with performances by LADIES OF THE MOB and other acts. Details are unclear due to fragmented text. listings emphasize nightly programming and Thursday’s schedule.
A girl travels miles from Hooroohan to Booroohan to hear a band perform. She reaches the town after fourteen miles and enjoys a selection program, describing the moment as May’s delight and a rare opportunity seized by all who have never seen such a scene.
Vancouver June 11 Tom Mix faces a lawsuit from a competing show over a contract dispute. The actor allegedly walked away after receiving only a small portion of his promised salary, while a circus gift of 3 0009 weeks was mentioned in the dispute.
A prominent townsman and longtime active resident died after being struck by a falling tree while helping haul logs near Rupes Mill. The accident occurred recently as he assisted in work near the Went ant killing himinstomily. Four children are left grieving.
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