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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
3
A plane carrying five people crashed in dense mist while attempting to land at an upper state summit. All occupants perished, including air mechanics on leave from a company and the wife of one victim. The flight terminated in flames after skidding on the ground, investigators face difficult reconstruction of the accident.
Fragmented dispatch from Geneva dated August 2 notes official British circles cautious about any dawn of progress. It mentions lingering beliefs about a possible path forward and references treaty prospects without firm commitments.
Professor Bernard Paves of Oxford warns at the League of Nations Union that world debt risks breaking unity. He says U S credit is vast and could provoke revolution and famine if not revised, threatening global stability and the end of postwar harmony.
Washington August 3 President Coolidge declares he does not intend to seek the presidency in 1928. Hoovers name is mentioned as a probable successor by New York reporters while Shanghai reports note grave concerns over foreigners and the missing Mr Riley amid a flying disaster and international mediation efforts.
Flying Officer Boon and Aircraftman Vincent were killed when their Bristol Fighter The Vilot crashed at Farr borough during aerodrome operations. Boon died at once. Vincent died shortly after. Poor visibility and a steep climb contributed to loss of control at about 200 feet.
Telegrams from Western Australia report in parliamentary proceedings in August on questions about the Susi. In the Legislative Council Mr Potter resumed the Aukdressin Reply with Mr Lovehin’s remarks. In the Legislative Assembly Mr Gridiths attacked the Government over not introducing a bill and called for reform to address apparent surplus for 1996-27. Mr Collier closed the debate.
In South Australia an incident near Adelaide involved a youth named August Chettenbain who died after being struck by a train while traveling from Adelaide to Ford. A dog reportedly aided a survivor before the remaining details faded, with observers noting the tragic fall as the train passed.
Well known golfer William Kelly aged 25, a professional at Kew Hinks, died after a collision this morning near Studley Park Rowsley. He received severe injuries and was admitted to hospital but succumbed soon after.
In Sydney reports outline tensions within the NSW Labor Party over leadership ties and factional alignments. The controversy centers on Mr. Langore and associates, with protesters opposing perceived links to rival groups and questioning prior affiliations.
Industrial matters dispute referred to Privens Arbitration Court by engineers at Whittingerows Engineers Limited Haverley. Jury Judge Drake Brockman to rule on 44 hour work claim under Reeby award. Workers refused to work last three Saturdays amid production standoffs.
In Sydney on August 4, engineers threaten to spend a million pounds to oppose enforcement of a ruling in the Federal Arbitration Court. The Federal Council of the A.B.U. will review the decision, with a shop stewards meeting and a main engineers gathering planned to discuss the outcome.
Innisfail Chamber of Commerce hopes to settle a mill strike after a brief conference at Boath Jobxstome sugar mill. Farmers prepare for possible extension as losses rise, with estimates around £190,000 and potential half a million if not resolved by Christmas.
The article outlines golf club activities with players expressing mixed results and heat affecting play. It announces a Northern District Open Championship on August 26 29 and 30 for 14 dales, open to club members in the Northern district with an entrance fee 5 shillings due by August 20. It discusses partnerships, visitor rules, and upcoming monthly medal play while noting space limits and forthcoming news.
A busy slate features Agar comedy High Hat with Mary Brian and Eugene O’Brien, a double bill including The White Driers with Claire Windsor, and The Desperate Game starring Pete Morrison. Jackie Coogan headlines The Bag Man with Queen’s and King’s showings, plus other new acts and serials across town.
In a terse meeting of the Geraktton Sermeet pag, decisions on a Northampton game and a point for the season were discussed. The Disputes Board noted prior wrecks and transport constraints, with a £10 1s trophy or cash offer accepted in line with player registrations and a Railway Club transfer matter.
The coming weekend features Dallwayy versus Walk away with umpire Bowtell on Saturday and Rovers against Pire Brigade. Walkaway’s lineup includes A Thomas Moore Pum eh Batloe Armitage Inectos Hunter Waters and Kitching as listed by officials.
Ox Penday Railway Club members travel to Northampton to challenge the local Thone team. Advise to use taxi stand opposite Bell and note 220 cost.
The report mentions a knockout cup for the senior game to be carried out by Monday and Friday roles. It notes players are requested to join groups at 2 45 PM and outlines involvement by organizers and officials.
The fortnightly meeting led by Mr J Heatt discussed attendance, donations, and a new trophy for the club. The Hiate School team issued a junior challenge with a plan for a season match and a present ball. A fund drive for Rangers against Town was proposed, with supporters urged to contact the Rangers Soccer Chair secretary.
In Peres Sori on Sunday July 31 the Boose team from Perenjori beat Moron Hus 3 to 2. Perenjori scorers were McKachney Harwood and Hammerston while Smith and Te Grim scored for the visitors. The game showed good play in parts with a strong first half but a slow second half. Referee was Mr O Pike of Pereajert.
Elder Smite and Company advertise a livestock sale including 30 mixed sex hoggets and ewes. The notice notes stock allegedly looted and to be sold at a stated price. Specific owners are referenced as instruction sources for the sale.
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