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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
3
Paris reports German Reichswehr plans and German objections near the Ruhr amid French advances. Berlin confirms nine attacks to a neutral zone while fortifications are restricted within 50 kilometers of the Rhine and German armed forces remain limited.
Rome reports the Italian cabinet plans to align with France amid moral tensions with the party to avert violent measures. British reports warn of a serious situation as France reels from new actions and allies debate next steps. In London, Lloyd George curtails a Wales holiday and returns to London amid the crisis. In Germany, Muller's stance signals rising distrust as Britain and Mary await responses to the French advance. Frankfurt dispatch notes outrages reported as leaders lose control, suggesting growing civil strife and unrest.
A garbled April 7 report indicates Trotsky announced the Red Army would be dissolved. Another fragment mentions Japanese forces occupying a Russian port at London with a Washington message referenced, leaving uncertain details.
Telegrams report three suspects arrested as industrial troubles affect Collie workers. The miners decided to resume work for a week while authorities and supporters discuss the strike’s position. Local dispatch from Perth dated April 8 notes temporary settlement steps.
Inon trades dispute reports a change following a strike action. Several firms were accused of exploiting strike decisions on Tuesday, affecting the schedule of rates and hours claimed by workers.
During the eight days of the Royal Show the attendance reached 8000 persons and the takings totaled 27389 pounds.
Sydney reports updated contest results as parties align with Labor and anti-Labor blocs. The latest counts indicate gains by both sides in key seats, reflecting a balanced outcome amid ongoing remits and regional voting patterns.
A large crowd attended a Wednesday evening event hosted by the Geraldton Neral Comfort Committee. Officers of the 3.2 Bealemand were entertained with musical items by Mesdomes Peon and Reite, Misses Brown, Son der, and Nelson, among others. A humorous recitation by Mr A and a fine orchestra led to dancing and a dainty supper. The visiting ship’s company will repay the compliment on Saturday at the Town Hall.
Geraldton City Band plans an event at the Commonwealth Hotel tomorrow night with a turkey auction and a draw for the prize. Tickets cost six pence to exhh, with 100 tickets for sale. weather permitting the band will perform an open air concert.
Perth report reviews Easter race outcomes Sparked by Downfall of Al Gilleryman in Mandwick St Leir. Punter bets and odds on Sydney Damsel and other horses figure, with Kenilworth and Poseidon lineages, Money to 3.22% and a new Australian two mile record cited. Discusses betting mood, weights, and notable performances at WATE meeting and Doncaster linked events.
In Sydney on April 7 race results list multiple hurdles and plates from the Helena Vale meeting in Perth. Standouts include Down Town Loch Sure and Barlowerie among hurdle entries, with Kenilworth and Reby Doll featured in the nearer plates.
David Hepburn, long‑time Municipal Council member, paused from boyhood and remained active in local government until his death. He endured knee trouble, was an avid sportsman, and earned shooting championships in youth. He leaves a widow, five sons Neil Charles Colvin Paul and Roy, and one daughter, with family grief felt widely.
In an interview Me H Niregosy MAG stated the Prime Minister outlined a plan for resistance through ice cold measures. The proposal would provide approximately half the cost for freezing and related works, aiming to support internal for freez ing and coming projects.
In the district notice the board announces polling day and officers for Ward-A, Ward-B, and other divisions. It lists names such as Mr J Meombuy, Mrs Wiliam Feteich, and Mr Bi Huseity with polling places and dates in April. It notes land and property interests and demands compliance with regulations.
The report describes a local market scene with poultry in supply and updated prices for various items. Details include costs for eggs, geese, pasta, and hens, along with other goods and notes on market conditions and notable sellers.
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