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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1926
Page
3
Coal Crisis Quoted as Excuse in Trade Circles
A Rand circles businessman argues the coal crisis is the sole excuse behind locomotive sector doubts and German trade shifts. He warns seat traders may blame other reasons when pressed.
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Tapcown, Ag
Rand
Germany
Incomplete OCR Summary Sparks Confusion Over Parliament Line
Fragmentary text suggests confusion about a commons session and a jacket reference tied to an apparent apples topic. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
Home Secretary Signals Government Action on Dill Bill
The Home Secretary Sir W Jeyeson Hicks intimated the Government's need to proceed with the Dill bill, outlining planned measures and parliamentary timetable. The statement signals a push to advance the legislation amid ongoing debates.
Treaty text fragment prompts cautious parsing
Damaged OCR notes a 4 SKW Treaty reference with Berlin context and Soviet names. Unclear entities and wording describe an alleged treaty with terms affecting Poland and Germany, mentioning ministers and a movie-like phrasing.
Invasion of London Spurs Fans to Wembley
Morning siege of London mostly solid with few at a guinea. Crowds head to Wembley on the off chance but journeys prove wasted. The Ange Palace of Industry becomes a garage. T. K. Querkr arrives from Querestown via Philadelphia and plans to slip across the Atlantic to meet them.
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Wembley
Ange Palace of Industry
T. K. Querkr
Querestown
Philadelphia
Hood
Atlantic
French Budget Passed by Deputies in 1826 Vote
The Chamber of Deputies in France adopted the entire 1826 Budget by 427 votes to 152. The report hints at ongoing political friction and mentions war concerns and leadership reflection as part of the legislative debate.
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Deputies
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Mortgage burning boctals at Reading churches
Congregations at Reading plan a mortgage burning event as they celebrate growth and expansion. Local churches note a history of prosperity and outline future projects to serve their communities.
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Reading
Oklshawss
Western Australia wreck leaves cargo and crew in danger
The wreck in Western Australia damaged a cargo valued at £500 and the laggee steedf worth £800. A few natives aboard the time reached the shore in a dinghy and trekked to the Forrest River Mission.
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Pather
Judgment for Owen Fabry in suit over farm negligence damages
In the Supreme Court Justice Burnside delivered a reserved judgment on Owen Fabry of Roslyn Farm Geraldivn who sought 1253 damages from Arnold Meadow Croft in bankruptcy proceedings. Principal claims include 304 for crop disposal loss and 45 for machinery sale loss, with the court awarding 14 11 0 to Fabry as the amount he would have received if his creditors had been paid. The defence argued negligence. J P for Fabry and W M Nairn for the defendant represented the parties.
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Rerch
Supreme Court
Justice Burnside
Owen Fabry
Amurderly
Roslyn Farm
Geraldivn
Arnold Meadow
Croft
J. Pp
W. M. Nairn
B. W. Morrishy
Gerakiton
Government bans gambling devices in Perth and White City
Perth reports the government will prohibit gambling devices used in White City and elsewhere in the state. Premier Collier states the nine extended period ends and the lease at White City expired, with enforcement of existing law to prohibit such gambling stunts statewide.
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Perth
Afr
Collier
Siny
Leose
White City
Het
Waite City
Aerial Mail Service Route Under Review
The report notes a plan to extend an aerial mail service along the Trasseontinental railway route. It cites a heavy subsidy needed to maintain line work and uncertainty about demand for the new route. It mentions mailboat arrivals at Fremantle and compares other mail routes to current lines.
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Ptil
Trasseontinental
Pacs
Fremantle
Melbourne Exhibition Building Fire Narrow Escape
Melbourne April 26 two special service firemen raised the alarm and fought to keep flames from destroying the Melbourne Exhibition Building. The blaze started in the basement where lumber and arms from the War Museum were stored.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Exhibition
War Museum
Train Crash Kills Picnic Party at Level Crossing
A Melbourne area crash at a level crossing near Ferntree Gully killed a picnic party and injured many when an electric train struck them. The train failed to stop in time after the party sang, and several victims were severely mangled. Names of victims were not yet identified.
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Iselbourne
Rime Perums
Boruniy Nation
Ferntree Gulley
Ae Aarti
Svence
Ned
New South Wales Judges Seek Higher Pay Amid Tax Burdens
In Sydney, the Supreme Court judges protest to weekly shop meetings until employers concede, arguing their £2000 annual salaries do not reflect rising costs. The piece notes the judges, based in Hydsey, demand higher compensation to offset taxes and duties.
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Hydsey
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Australians in London Weather Delays Practice Session
Cricketers in London faced a disrupted practice as damp weather and wet outfields hindered training for the Australian squad on April 2. Officials warned that field conditions could prevent work at the ground today.
London April weather yields first victory over Australians
The Daily Kapryee reports a victor from the April weather, noting Collins remains in bed with a cold and Bodfeld not expected to play today. Geimindtt and Andrews are uncertain, De Pupe shows improvement, Kellowsy was sidelined after the Cap with a severe cold.
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London
Collins
Dbldeld
Australian manager bombarded with fan letters
Londes April 4 reports Mr Spl Raith receives about a hundred letters daily. Fans beg for autographs and favors including travel to Australia and even marriage requests. One Dutch sender wishes to forward a team autograph to every member while others seek predictions on who will win.
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Londes
Spl
Raith
Wana
Buaith
Australia
Holland
Dutelman
Mr. Smith
Turbulent racing memories at Champion Bay and Fremantle
A fragment recalls 19th century Western Australian racing lore. The tale mentions the warface am asehor dredge voyage from Geralton, the ship's crew and the -byline figures like Sir William Matthews, Cleopatra and Captain Poth erg. It notes bets on George Towton’s Duration and Alex Tursbull’s Bar ton Neckar, Perth Cup outcomes, a protest over Duration’s eyeing, and crowd unrest with damage to enclosures. Durability sired Durable and Bearpia, linking past and present turf legends.
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Geralton
William Matthews
Champion Bay
Fothergill
Cleopatra
Mrlbourne
Gerabline Mint
Northampton
Potherg
Gerabliwm
Htnte
Fremantle
Reacus
George Towton
Alex. Tursbull
Baron Neckar
Axaniel
Durable
Bearpia
Fir Thaas Elder
Neckaragat
TEeLoes of Tes Wild Lion a Mild Fellow
Sir W Eells recounts big game hunting in East Africa at the Leeds Officers Luncheon Club. He argues the lion is not a terror unless provoked by blood or hunger and describes near misses with a lion, a buffalo and zebras, noting the dangers and a hyena sighting.
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Tes Wild
Paillucan
W. Eells
United States
Comenl
Leeds
Leeds Municipal Offeers
East
Mrica
Vickshaw
Eells
Kootme
Nairobi
Rich Stone and 47 tomen weigh broo and O'Connell property
A fragment notes a rush of 47 toms from Mewes Weigh Broo and O'Connell property. It mentions a measured return of 3360z and average Suz 38 det per ton.
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O'Connell
Compton's
Comp Way
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