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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 20, 1926
Page
3
A distorted report describes Mauna Loa at 13 873 feet altitude with lava erupting on the eastern slope near Kilauea. It notes a fiery lava lake and widespread activity, with authorities urging caution as evacuations unfold and roads are impacted.
London on April 19 reports a Mills bomb mishap involving the brows family's children. A fish porter named John Brows' offspring took the device, played with it, and placed it in an oven. The blast severely injured the mother and all three children, with fragments embedded in their hands and forearms.
An April New York revelation from a provincial investigation shows widespread adulteration in milk supply. Officials report 300,000 gallons daily of impure milk, municipal corruption in health inspection, and bribes greasing bootleg shipments.
The Soviet Trade Union International executive in Moscow on April 18 proposed joint action with Amsterdam to provide support for Bejtink miners, stressing the international character of the British mining danger and outlining a plan for assistance.
A worker named Bonald was killed when his boot became caught in a wheel gear at Gate Bow Mill. A companion, Miller, rushed to help, but the engine moved backward and ran over Bonald. Despite Dr. Abbott’s arrival, Bonald died within moments. An inquiry will be held by Coastable Harves of Maske munp.
The directory of the Brilliagt GAL has decided to have the company’s sales gear updated and a full machinery overhaul carried out by an expert. Barrie hopes to report progress by midweek after hearing updates.
The West Australian Mangan Company reports progress on manganese deposits with the Broken Hill proprietors sending terms. They have lodged their application and paid 5,000 shares and 6,200 features, totalling about £17,000, to support equipment and development for the project.
Western Australia reports a police sensation amid a raid as detectives and constables are reportedly visited. A Centaur ship raid looms with heavy loan in centaur shipment, and the owner’s total loss is reported as substantial.
A fragmentary report describes a strange scene at a rear location near Fremantle Public Hospital. A person named William Grevet attracted attention as a eerie shape emerged, leading to the discovery of a wire connection to a building. Further details are unclear in the text.
Court experts report the jury favors inspecting the Cosrow shooting scene. Foreman confirms a visit can be arranged under guard and with a designated escort. No additional participants or details are provided in the fragment.
Fragmentary notes mention a detective team and bail applications denied. Court delays and potential recoveries implied, but specifics unreadable. Names and places are not legible.
A family of three narrowly escaped a fierce blaze that engulfed their residence. They fled with only a few valuables and a piece of furniture, narrowly avoiding injury as flames swept the room. A neighbor alerted authorities and firefighters contained the fire, assessing damage.
The New South Wales Police Association reports today that the Chief Secretary Mr Lazarus said a four-day week will be extended to the forces from May and each man will receive one extra day per week. He noted that requests for more numerical strength are unlikely to be met.
Sydney reports the High Court delivered a reserved judgment in appeals by three employers against a magistrate’s ruling that the 44 hour week under the state Law Court applies to industries under Federal award. A top-work meeting was held to consider the decision with about 2000 workers authorising action. A protest halted work for the day as they planned to place grievances before the Premier.
A political statement asserts the High Court would cause a controversial outcome. It argues federal awards should override late Acts. It warns that forcing a 48 hour week is unjust and would provoke no industrial protest at the conference table for the work actually done.
Neville Bowee, a commissioner, seeks appointment to a position in Se. The move aims to bolster leadership and policy oversight, with uncertainties over confirmation timelines and potential impacts on ongoing projects.
Melbourne April 17 reports interest in the passage of the North Australia Administration Bill prompting searches for an administrator. Officials foresee regional governance changes and potential administrative appointments as the bill moves through parliament.
Report states Mr and Mrs Brote, premier and prim minister, attend open the new Parliament at Cesherra this year. It suggests the Prime Minister may not travel to establish the federal capital, amid ceremony and royal attendance.
Three men at the Adelaide Creivt al Tes Ooorpany works in South Australia were injured during an experimental run. C Plenty entered a suction position and vanished. Joseph Phillips attempted a rescue, was overcome, and Bray Leonard Goudie also faced a similar fate. Plesty was rescued and taken to Adelaide Hospital in critical condition.
The fragment references phases of the moon and a dated sequence linked to Santos and April, with scattered numbers and cryptic notes. It appears as a partial OCR of a dated log or ledger entry with no clear event or person names to anchor a full summary.
The WAUT.C. committee raised the next WA Derby from £1200 to £1500 and the Perth Cup from £2000 to £2500, reflecting higher prize money for upcoming events.
An enthusiastic gathering of soccer fans at Byer ter's Moora Hotel led to the formation of a new club. Mr. Joe Boewerr chaired the session as members planned ambitions, matches, and local derbies spanning Moora Bulide and Yh an regions. Default details unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented OCR suggests a prophetic piece predicting future travel by sea and air, with references to a scientist Pre Trane A BL Law and visions of wireless communication via cinema and television. The text mentions seaplanes, ships, and a future where travelers are continually informed of global progress.
Fragmented reminiscence on Botany Cemetery inscriptions. Notes William Jebson’s accidental death at 21 and Elizabeth Edwards whose epitaph outshines his. Describes Jackson’s chilling posthumous lines and a marrying husband urging “henvesty” after death. Odd anecdotes mix history and superstition.
Sir William Jaymon-Hicks told the Commercial Motor Users Association that Britain’s mood was gloomier than in wartime. He warned ministers faced a grim climate and urged public resilience while the nation prepared for possible bomb threats and war-time pressures.
A fragment discusses Plaidwellers in Lemdom unhappy with steep rents, comparing to New York where housing costs rise. It mentions tents, wartower, and patterns of accommodation, referencing a so called millionaire voice and the notion of twelve or more bicos in each house.
A London Daily Mail summary cites I E Labo's memorandum The Kaviets in 1985 with up to date Soviet documents. It notes housing clothing wages and prices in 1923 and 1925, private business distortions and the impact of nationalisation on coal miners amid rising unemployment and living standards comparisons with Western Europe.
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