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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
3
In Washington, Harry Bolaw Sinn Fein leader and envoy to the United States has died. Lomtun reports Bolaw had served as a key Sinn Fein figure coordinating with American officials. Las Trumkis hospital conditions remain uncertain following the incident.
Fragmentary note outlines motions in the House of Lords regarding reform and royal succession. It mentions that resolutions of the Parliament are approved without Miriam or emolition, outlines composition of Lords, spiritual peers, and the will question referral to joint committees, with Crown-nominated peers to be chosen by statute.
Report from Townton on August 2 states forces of Sun Yat Sen were defeated by General Chen Chiang Mut. Casualties and captures reported include 44 rifles and 21 machine guns seized. details on fatalities or prisoners unclear.
Fragmentary report of August events cites panic among natives and a witness account tied to the Laser incident. Parallel items note the death of telephone inventor Gordon Bell in Canada and Germany France reparations threats. The note hints at payments due June 10 with references to Poincare and coercive measures.
August 2 report from Durin suggests that Fynnes should inform Great Britain that any payment between France and England hinges on Germany. The fragment notes a conditional arrangement and implies diplomatic leverage linked to German involvement.
In a brief dispatch from August 2, the Allies refuse any permit for Greek occupation following a Greek motion or move. The report notes that the Allied reply prevents the Greeks from proceeding with the earlier plan and underscores a firm stance in the tense regional dispute.
Fragmentary OCR text describes the Italian tribe ending in a plabo, potential vomery. notes Italian general policy proved and fascixti influence. workers permitted to exert power during the year of the veer. claims success of Fascixti created rent impeenalities.
The Soviet press warns that coming winter conditions will worsen due to seed shortages, failed harvests, and disorganized planning. Locusts, pests, and pestilence damage crops while forests suffer from exploitation. Relief agencies are urged to accelerate aid as famine spreads across regions including Uk- Yair.
Chicago reports service interruption as 20,000 tramway workers walk out through strikes. City officials and electric company executives engage in talks to settle demands and resume operations. Public transit remains paralysed pending a resolution.
Reports say railway workers have accepted the proposal of President Marling and will return to work under the Wage and Labour Board framework. The move follows talks aimed at averting further disruption in the national transport system.
Fragmentary OCR text from Car narvon district bailwal records mentions a case or hearing with unclear details. Names and dates are unreadable, offering minimal concrete facts beyond jurisdiction. The damaged line suggests legal action or clerical notes without verifiable entities.
The fragment discusses government plans for federal elections and mentions a Nationalist organization and inquiries. It references Ark and Moitwarrne with a date August 3, noting the Nationalists are reticent about the matter.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Sir Henry Ranwell, Labour questions, and statements about Australian Premier and Darwin. Names and connections are unclear due to garbled text.
Clumsy OCR reports from New South Wales describe union activists marching and planning action amid wage and payment disputes. Officials say fourteen unions are involved with possible protests and the threat of a breakaway, while public sentiment remains divided.
The speaker outlines government and private sector plans to expand wheat production, jobs, and housing, claiming victory over labor constraints. He argues state and private employers must share the burden, promote continued work, and open up the country while promising social improvements for workers and families.
A fragmented OCR summary of Belmont Park turf events listing a variety of races and handicaps including the Algust Handicap and Welter Handicap. Mentions horses and figures in a raw racecard style with unclear details and numerous misreads.
An unclear OCR snippet references art timing and a venue schedule with partial titles and times. Names and places are indecipherable, leaving only references to a theater event and a late afternoon showing.
The fragmentary listing mentions names and places like West Flom and May Welter Captain Foy with scattered figures and divisions. It reads as an OCR damaged sports or election score card from a second division, listing several entities without coherent context or full details.
A fragmented 1800s racing piece recounts Lo chiel s selection and pirates of the turf. It traces jockeys like Stora Ho and the rise of Tad loon from Newmarket to London, noting battles with rivals and the era s chaotic scene.
Commeted by the Publicity Committee of the Gerddtun Citi Siuilry details an evening gathering at the Town Eat with songs and proposed corrections. It reports on the Little Grove Improvement Committee work for picnic grounds, a road to the beach, and a subsequent working bee with a list of volunteers and hours contributing to the project.
A local group formed the Oakdale ground at Onkuhetla siding adjoining the Gorabiton Northampton line under repair. Burges was elected captain and McClusky secretary with about twenty members already joining. Despite poor weather, a tea was served by Mrs Burges. The second court will be ready for play soon as meadow courts with matting are prepared. Subscriptions are 5 shillings per year with members urged to support the project and attend future gatherings.
The article stresses three fundamental dairy industry facts as seen by dairymen. It notes the dairy cow as a machine, the dairy factory as a producer, and the farmer as a manufacturer, arguing good farm management is vital to convert raw material into finished product. It cites a war-related debt rise of 400,000 pounds over the past year.
A list of sheeting types and prices including Minch White SHEETING and Absolutely Pure White SHEETING with varying weights and values. Items mention Stinch Unbleached and Carters Value options, with multiple price figures and faulty OCR terms.
The Geraldton community weighs the benefits of a new water supply and completed bowling greens. Citizens anticipate seven rinks, enhanced by Wickerina dam water, enabling better conditions and pride for the town. A noted sale lists a grey gelding and bay mare, with proceeds likely to offset costs. Town Hall hosts a packed Sing-Coma party.
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