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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
3
Fragmented historical text outlines official statements on a naval agreement and a move toward practical peace. It notes British and American officials discussing future limits and restrictions, with reference to Allied responses and the role of other powers in shaping a lasting framework.
A Philadelphia judge denied a writ of prohibition to halt the coroner inquest into the death of James Smith. The ruling upheld the coroner's authority amid disputes over whether the arm in question constitutes a body for inquest purposes. The judge noted potential alternatives before magistrates if the inquest cannot proceed.
Police report two men arrested on vagrancy charges linked to a large jewellery theft. Witnesses note serious prior offences, including a 4 large jewellery stash and removal of many pieces. Court remands them to July with surety fixed at £500. both men recently arrived in Melbourne and spent money on meals.
Detectives probing the motorcycle crash that killed William Haines and Lalor, with witnesses seated on the grass reserve by the southern pylon of the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Authorities say the pair may have known suspects and that interviews with a woman are being pursued at the detective office.
Four youths aged eleven to fifteen faced a magistrate as they admitted thefts at Dalgety and Dut, a confectionery stall burglary, and a warehouse raid. They received twelve months good behavior orders, with parents binding over and sureties posted, while one boy’s employer praised conduct.
A deputation from Yuna and surrounding districts urged the State Transport Board to permit continued railway parcel carriage for settlers. They cited isolation and economic need, noting trains and mail delivery would be jeopardized without a permitted parcel service and asking for licenses to carry parcels to remote stores and settlers.
Funeral in Perth follows the death of Harold Wilson a barrister and solicitor, ex of Francis Brevet Circalition, Liberal League active. Born 1866, educated at London University, practiced in Clermblion before retirement. Survived by five children including Robert, Dinging, and Annie. wife Jean Darling predeceased him. Funeral arrangements announced for Perth on Sunday.
Prescott outlines finances of Loan 17 septic scheme at a municipal council meeting. Dr Edwards and others discuss total commitments, potential subsidies, interest, health account credits, and balance sheets as the plan aims to fund sewer work with staged installations and ratepayer contributions.
A confused set of phrases references a mayor, committees, and a figure report from April. It mentions a Pindoes Cum through the Agures and a half yearly Agures, with discussion and rapid further action anticipated.
Members of the Gerwkiteself Chal Twund enjoyed a weekend of recreation at the Northampton visit and a knockout round of matches. The event produced close results with Wall verve Pym and Muekt vers Wanshrungh advancing, and the Handi cup slated for Saturday with committee changes noted for the day.
Almwigte assemblies decide the Eclectic Competition on Saturday with strong rounds. Mrs Price wins with a score of 74 28 54, while Mes Skinner Collins and Miss Marshall post solid scores. A Monday match featured teams led by the captain and vice captain, yielding decisive results.
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