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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
3
London reports outline a cable and film menace affecting Empire cinema programmers, seen as harmful to British prestige and Empire interests. The piece notes potential Imperial Conference agenda and cites other disaster reports including a destroyed bridge, submerged ferries, and a wedding party boat capsizing with fatalities.
A garbled telegram excerpt discusses Marshall Wolei-Fuanya criticizing foreign aggression causing domestic trouble. It claims the Bolshevikes pose a threat and warns that until these powers are exterminated the writer’s work cannot be completed.
Report from a chaotic parade where dyed dresses caused uproar. The crowd, including Bashies, reacted as dogs were not allowed on the coarse and some threaten to return Monday with red dyed dogs.
Fragmented readable lines describe a jewelry event with mentions of a gale and a remarkable collection. The text lacks clear dates or locations but hints at a sensational item in a collection that remained elusive.
A fog themed feature details a New York scene where a cheque was sent by wireless transmission. The article notes a key transmitter and a facsimile received in New York with automatic transmission described.
Fragmentary notes show discussion in the House of Commons with mentions of Mr. Chamberlain and a League of Nations topic. The text is garbled but suggests debate on international agreements and collective security.
The article lists chief body elements as oxygen hydrogen nitrogen and carbon with approximate proportions and volumes. It claims oxygen makes the bulk of the gas, hydrogen amounts to about 2400 sabre tevt, nitrogen equals about half the weight of body, and carbon content could make 63 grams of load.
Minister for Works Mr Mc Callin warns an early decision on the Commonwealth road scheme is crucial to avoid delays. He notes that about half the state’s estate program could be completed by June and negotiations with the Commonwealth Government aim to keep activity steady with 1,300 workers involved in road construction. He stresses bipartisan cooperation between the department, contractors, and boards is needed to meet planned targets.
Perth April 21 a distinguished assembly of Legislative members and city professionals gathered at the Palace Hotel for a complimentary dinner honoring Senator Pearce for 23 years of service in the Federal Parliament. The event, hosted by a committee of local citizens, celebrated his dedication and long public career.
A young man was injured during a late evening shooting expedition with companions. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition after a misfire discharged, striking his right shoulder. Casualties and exact events remain unclear from the fragment.
A police detachment reports multiple thefts investigated with progress in recovering stolen property. Two men are identified in connection with the case and brought before the county court for review as detectives pursue leads and secure further evidence.
A court reports a verdict of guilty with a very strong recommendation to mercy. The judge notes the harm caused and remarks on the relationships between the parties involved, reflecting on possible enmity and the bearing of the case.
The readable text shows a partially legible note about a sewing company, board of directors, and legal constitution but content is garbled with many errors. Key names, dates, or places are not discernible. no verifiable facts emerge beyond generic corporate formation terms.
Discontent within New South Wales circles threatens the federal coalition as calls rise for clearer alignment with the Warmers Party. Prime Minister Bruce faces pressure to revise the Cabinet while potential splits with the Country Party loom. Talks of reshaping finance and taxation methods surface ahead of Melbourne conference next month.
Johnny Hines stars in a period comedy with House Peters in Les Btery and a Universal Jewel feature. The Thursday matinee at local houses lists Welk and Peters as leads with box office notes and booking rates including fourpence extra.
An Atlantic report describes a divided Jewish community in America amid a seven hour meeting led by a prominent preacher and the United Palestine Appeal chairman. The New York correspondent notes the audience's excitement as rabbinic leaders debate persecution and messianic interpretations while reaffirming faith without asserting divinity.
Booth Australia representative J MC McDonnird of St Paul URA emphasizes unity and openness in cooperation efforts. He argues there is no need for secrecy and warns against disruptive acts affecting market regularisation amid Canadian and Australian forces.
Hurdle races and multiple stakes events headline a Saturday fixture at Armort Park Chil's meeting. Notable entries include Towmsilen Bileat Higa ILD and Green Baron A Pe goda in hurdles, plus Trinity and Andronicus in trials. Welter Handicap features Beven fursomes Kilrehd and Menimine among others. two divisions list Den Jamle and Oceare Welter among participants.
The page blends weather remarks with scattered theater listings and ads. It references performers and productions tied to a post titled BAD WINDS and THE WHEEL, with incomplete names and unclear locations.
Market notice for Dalgety and Co at Utakarra yards listing lots of Merino ewes hoggets wethers and ewes for sale including numbers and mating statuses. Also contains a court notice on a 1926 industrial agreement case heard in Perth with a hearing date and objection period.
The Chapman Express departs Piccadilly from Marine Terrace on Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9 30 am and 3 30 pm, with Tuesday Friday and Saturday times 9 30 am and 11 am. Fares include single and return to Chapman Bridge and intermediate points. Parcels Geraldton to Chapman Bridge delayed to Alba. fruit produce into Geraldton. Service begins Monday April at Central Hall Baring Terrace.
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