Cables Capture Lahour Convention
We The Camu rumucetien with the mcetion of af ty the Ontativ ecutive of the Camadine Lahour Party. They secured the thee Coat at th Prowitent, VigeDrexiden, ed the control of the Executive.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
3
We The Camu rumucetien with the mcetion of af ty the Ontativ ecutive of the Camadine Lahour Party. They secured the thee Coat at th Prowitent, VigeDrexiden, ed the control of the Executive.
The Western Australia government reports receipt of a copy dated April 13 detailing proposed measures and financial arrangements. The document references revival of a princely order, discussions led by Sir James Mitchell, and potential use of loan funds for farm establishment at £1,009 per farm. Prime Minister’s office expresses concerns and seeks alien input on Mayer’s report and related agreement.
London reports General Hasuntom defends prolongation of Cologne occupation as essential for war aims and political leverage. He claims the move tests diplomacy, secures votes for War Lord Windenburg, and could influence European balance amid tense claims on Belevade and surrounding regions.
Fragmentary OCR from Petit Parisien mentions an 11 year old girl Rita and a public show with references to a patriarch, recurring marriages, and a caricatured account of a man’s life. Details are garbled and dates, names, and places are obscured, yielding an inconsistent, nonverifiable narrative.
Labour leaders pressed calls to repudiate previous accords as the party faces a revolt against government policy. A motion to deliver a formal statement at the upcoming conference was proposed to guide freedom to reject or alter prior arrangements made by the previous administration.
In April at Sanwom a girl died after a man named Rhodes allegedly struck her with a weapon. The jury debated if earlier medical care could have saved her life as a pathologist testified that stopping bleeding might have changed the outcome. The mother fainted during testimony and the hearing was adjourned.
Paris reports indicate M Briand may form a new ministry amid calls for strong durable collaboration with the Chamber of Deputies. A bill authorizing the Bank of France to issue four million francs in notes is set for a vote as factions maneuver toward a new balance of power. Paris April 16. Painlevé announces cabinet formation pending consultations. Municipal notice invites tenders for cartage of clay delivery in Geraldtown with a April 2, 1925 closing date.
A Fremantle waterfront labor shortage prompts union and employers to seek restraints on outside labor. The Lampers Union claims embargo lifting will occur if selected union members are prioritized on wharves, while the Alinater Tye Works faces access limits and a promised pick of available union workers. Perth reports also note the appointment of a president for the Supreme Court Arbitration Cant tasks.
In Wethocray on April 14 the Victorian Labor Party caucus voted by a large margin to declare that Communists are not eligible for membership in the party. The move signals a hard line within the party and potential rifts over ideological loyalty.
The Aldion Tennis Club Easter tournament proceeds with several events unsettled yet. Promising players like Wadtersen show form in Ladies Open and junior rings while Cameron, Evensen, and Judes deliver tight matches. The men’s handicap and doubles events unfold with Millard, Cavanagh, and others advancing amid wary competition.
Northampton Markets at Northampton Yards will hold a sale on Wednesday 1 April 1925 with entries from owners Ewes minted and Ewes mated. Catalog lists 450 ewes good skins fats and 290 mixed sheep plus 10 weaners and various hoggets. Entries invited by HL Mitchell Agent Northampton Daleety Ltd.
Racing in Western Australia features acceptances for the Helena Vale meeting this Saturday. Hurdlers, five furlongs, and mile events listed with horse names and odds, plus preliminary results from the recent Curnemahom meeting including second class plate and trial stakes winners.
In London on April 13 Australian jockeys McLachlan Sea weed Junior rode to first with Kewptow taking second, beating last year’s winner Gather. McLachlan Junior also won another event as racing continued in Keen Riding in England with multiple winners reported.
A fragmentary report describes cargo totals and district siding work. It lists figures like 47,227 bags for Whodesia and references crates and packs as part of a season total over 100,000 bags.
The usual meeting held April 6 noted accounts totaling £205 0s 4d. Recommendations covered road formation with sand topping, earthwork, water crossings, and repairs from Stephen's Crossing toward Nangetty. Inspections, boundary issues, and delaying certain actions pending survey tracing were discussed. Water supply upgrades were reported as nearly complete with new automatic taps installed. Members retire on April 15 after election on April 2.
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