Lloyd George to deliver Budget speech Thursday
London reports that Chancellor Lloyd George announced the Budget speech will be delivered on Thursday. In the Lords the Appeal Ferdi Bill passed, marking a notable development in parliamentary business.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
3
London reports that Chancellor Lloyd George announced the Budget speech will be delivered on Thursday. In the Lords the Appeal Ferdi Bill passed, marking a notable development in parliamentary business.
Fragmented OCR reports systemic outrages including an incendiary attack in St. Finds on Sea and disruptive protests. Police and officials monitor open-air gatherings as civil unrest stirs amid suffrage debates and political union activity.
A militant European article notes rising friction between France and Germany after a crowd attacked German merchants. It cites threats of retaliation and the potential for escalation if France continues to incite tension.
Report says a petition has been filed in Tennemert Ara Triren cablegrars alleging a mining scheme in South London. Scotland Yard detectives announce they have located J Martin alive and are pursuing a sub air South Lenton.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions New Zealand dedication and offers, with unclear wording about work, scale, and contributors. Readable elements include reference to New Zealand and an offer, but the passage is too garbled to identify events, people, or organizations clearly.
In April, supporters of a California investment faced opposition from a Bal faction. The dispute centers on Japanese and California matters, with questions about legitimacy and impact on policy.
Geraldton Foot Ball meeting at the Rat Ball Hotel with full muster of staff. L. B. Cain appointed central umpire for the season. Mention of cycling races planned, next meeting to decide. G Smath appeals against disqualification and railways protest. next Ateoristion to meet at Kwy Hotel Wednesday night. season to begin in May with Rovers vs Fire Brigade and other fixtures.
In a local court, evidence centered on a man accused of stealing turkeys from a farm. Testimony described mobs driven to a pen, attempts to locate the missing birds, and tracks showing poultry moving between properties. The defense questioned ownership, while witnesses detailed attempts to recover or conceal the birds and the context of the alleged theft.
Fragmentary notes describe a court or inquiry with references to an owner and possible actions between Thursday and Tuesday. It mentions Mourerts, a bet, and a prospective teen involvement. The text discusses diersions and ownership implications but remains unclear on names, places, and outcomes.
The meeting of the Settlers Association featured remarks by Mr Worthington and Mr Patrick on governance matters and the Prime Minister's return to power, with elections for officers and a rising tension over continued leadership. An outburst followed as Mr Cringe hesitated to accept another term, while others praised the secretary and debated procedural details.
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