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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1923
Page
3
Due to apoplexy, President Harding died today after a brief sinking spell. Observers noted a sudden collapse following a high feverish episode in the evening. the fall occurred on a street near the preaching feature. A reporter’s notes describe the scene and the shocking loss to the nation.
An account describes an attempted climb by Hadi Lepointe reaching around 5000 metres with oxygen nearly exhausted. He reportedly would have reached about 12004 metres, the thermometer burst at forty degrees below zero. The climber wore an electrically heated suit and the ascent took eighty minutes with a 36 minute stop.
Reports from Cardigan Torres at Julimont detail cures from Mr Hickson's healing mission. Gwen Williams, previously deaf for years, shows marked improvement after Monday sessions and recounts listening to voices on the tram and in public spaces.
A Kal Corl ie Tragz driver from Kelowna died when his vehicle was struck by a train on the Trans Australian Railway at the Kasowza Road level crossing. James Barzan, also in the vehicle, was injured with shock. August. Bunbary.
A worker, Avge 3 Loonant Cargeeg, died after his coat was caught in a chaff cutting belting. He was drawn into the machinery yesterday afternoon and severely crushed around the arms and torso.
Offshore debris raised during the Sumatra search has experts questioning origin. A deck fragment suggests it is not from the Sumatra hunt, with authorities noting the wreckage appears recent and not long in water. Possible links to another war-era wreck or storm conditions are debated among investigators.
A letter from Mr McGirr resigning from the Labor Party cites loss of sentiment and party integrity. The Labor Executive receives the resignation with formal acceptance as the party contemplates its next steps amid this political shift.
Belmont Park results report a busy day with SAIMA victorious in the handicap at Belmont Park. The page details multiple race outcomes including SECOND CLASS FLAT and FIRST LABS PLATE with various odds and competitors. Also covered are Caulfield results and a violent bootlegging crime in New York, followed by football scores and junior railways vs brigades match notes.
In the Hansen Cup semi final Rangere defeated Town 7 goals to 1. Rangers pressed early with fast play and pressure, Barford denied several shots while Weston in goal stood firm for Town. Bayfons, Bell, Cayley and Currie produced goals as Rangers dominated the second half.
Britain backs Commander Burney's airship scheme linking Britain India and Australia envisaging biweekly service with six large airships. Details set for Imperial Conference and Treasury contract, with Vickers-Maxim subscription and staged operations to Bombay Rangoon and Australia. News notes revised steamship rates and vaccination voting changes.
The Mining Company discusses its delayed development as profits hinge on aggressive ground work. Past ore yields and fresh prospects show potential, but current mining plans need systematic, vigorous execution to sustain future gains. Notes include weekly manager reports on ore face widths and output, plus remarks on improving exploration and profitability with expanded operations.
An internal memo notes that management will remind Woelgrawers about the above items including the Yalgou matter and August 1 deadline. It references certain procedures and responsibilities without naming additional individuals or outside entities.
The notice dated July 7 announces that the Northampt on Road Guard has struck a general assessment on Betaille Land part of an imparted capital value. It mentions a special charge of one shilling and three pence and lists names including Laura Pesce and William as chairman.
Dulgety and Co report a sale at Doogarra Prada hegest ni for Mews Waldeck Bras and Uther. About 1 100 sheep and 68 cattle were offered with a large turnout from surrounding districts. Cattle were young and attractive, sheep in fair order with some quality. Prices included ewe lambs at 15/9. Total stock 1 935 sheep, 68 cattle and a small number of calves sold.
With rising demand for skilled labour, many will find it advantageous to apply early for positions in both offices or forms of work. The note stresses prompt action to secure available futures in this growing field.
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