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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1924
Page
3
Disjointed article notes British political tension over Labour policy amid Labour leader leadership, with references to Lloyd George and Liberal opposition. Mentions parliamentary debate, government support, and party stability concerns.
London April 28 report from the Jerusien correspondent of the Daily Times notes irregular Turkish forces defeated the French to North Africa. Turkish forces captured mint quantities of some kind. many French killed or wounded. April 27 reports quote cautious Allied replies and a conciliatory tone, with hopes that a peaceable settlement may still be found, though the outcome remains uncertain.
Tele gramm s from Western Australia report the interstate bowling semi finals with Taxmania winning in South Australia and WA defeating New South Wales, details of the Australian bowling championship final and results, plus notes on shipping, political appointments, murder case proceedings, Franco Belgian legal matters, and Dutch legal news from the Sunday Times with court verdicts and parliamentary coverage.
New York April 206 Davis Cup figure Thomas Tilden resigns from the American team amid uncertainty over his future in the competition. He hints at possible withdrawal if a new plan is adopted, while officials weigh the implications of his departure.
London reports the British and American world flight drawing sharp interest after Lieut Doings, a French airman, completed a rapid non-stop Paria to Bucharest leg of about 1250 miles in under a day under uncertain conditions. Berlin notes Germany aims to lead aviation progress with routes linking Copenhagen Malmo Hamburg Hanover Berlin and Moscow in coordinated efforts.
The report covers disjointed Australian court proceedings in Melbourne and Geraldton with a drunken conduct case leading to a fine and costs. Officers sought to protect women’s behavior while witnesses and defendants faced charges.
South Australia reports a deadly fire aboard the City of Singapore, with a massive explosion tearing through fuel stores. Firemen rushed into the blaze to save others, many bodies charred beyond recognition, while twelve others are injured. The disaster left the vessel gutted and the scene a chaotic, deadly inferno.
A British imperial police action at Mildura and Victoria shows broad district clampdown with 46 men arrested and 0 others ordered to depart the district. The report notes arrests amid regional unrest and enforcement measures across adjacent settlements.
Malbourne April 29 Wz Brues the Prime Minister praised the Brasch for solidarity and enthusiasm and urged nationalists to unite. He argued Labor gains reflect disunity among opposing forces and noted instability in the West. Mann of Verth is cited as part of a Pedersl comment.
Fragmentary 19th century style notice from Bidmey dated April 23 notes deserters at Sydneray with references to Delhi and Pot cruises. It mentions 50 men reportedly headed away before a villiers departure, indicating a military or naval context and uncertain details in the text.
A passage notes railway workers threaten to strike over a dispute. The article mentions a commission beginning its sittings and signals that the strike could be called off if resolved. Strong entities include New Zealand and the commission, with references to railway workers and a political response.
Perth racegoers saw a large field in the junior racing, with several winners decided by narrow margins. Prince Puppest led a strong Trial Stakes, while Melbourne Cup winner Flynn was noted, and Easingwold held the Australasian mile record at Moonee Valley in October.
At the funeral of Integra Hall the obituary notes a long list of pallbearers and wreath sponsors. The roster includes Blears, Prank Grees, G A Kempton Jun, Zamston, HL Bell, A J Logan and many relatives and friends. Nearby lines mention Mrs Myers and family, Mr and Mrs L Burges, Logan, Eaton, Winston, Hilton, Logan and others. An advertisement promises new mounts from Gyiaayst Dawn.
Geraldton marks the first stone tipping for the harbor works in a grand ceremony attended by local citizens and dignitaries. Mayor Frank Oveen praised the Labor Government for restarting the project and urged support for regional development while officials affirmed commitment to complete the harbor and boost district prosperity.
A boy finds a pouch in an elm fork containing money and securities. Police identify the bag as part of a farmer’s robbery. the farmer’s name and the amount 40 pounds are noted. The report hints at broader crime investigation and foreign news on Australia’s population prospects.
Carter and Co Geraldton offers affordable workwear including pinwire tweed and denim trousers, melopress tweed trousers, dungarees, workers shirts, singlets, undershirts, and football knickers in multiple price points. The sale features heavy discounts on wool flanes and athletic garments, with several bulk price lines listed.
A fragment from a Western Australia paper notes political names and roles including Mr Mills, Mr Drew, and Mr Hicker in Labor Party context. It mentions relatives and local figures such as Mrs Ben nett and Mrs Airdia Beckwith, with a brief obituary reference to George Harcratt Boe and Augustine Rew. The text mixes electoral, personal, and shipping notes with several unclarified details.
An UCHRE tournament set dance will be held in Gerubiton during the thin week in May. Prices and exact date to be published later. Organizers include Mr P R Frith of the Railway Hotel.
A coastal research effort moves forward as engineers review dredge options for harbor deepening. Officials from the port authority and environmental groups discuss project goals, timelines, and potential ecological impacts while seeking community input.
Listings show a May 1994 sale schedule at Dalgety & Company on behalf of Mills with events at Geraldton including auctions and meetings. Names include O. E. Gewell and J. M. Maley as secretary, plus various local notices for goods, services, and promotions, with prices and contact cues scattered throughout.
A late night murder in Leederville near George Street and William Street leaves George ONeill dead with multiple head wounds. Police issue a five pound reward for information leading to the capture of the killer or killers and offer a free pardon to those who provide crucial details. The crime scene details place the suspect near Vincent Street and the Leederville Oval, with authorities calling for cooperation.
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