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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1920
Page
3
Onion and The Yorkshire Observer report negotiations progressing between Western Australia parties over breaches. James Connolly the agent general says the Western Australian discussions continue amid tension and official oversight.
The Premier Mr J Mitehall claimed no official communications from Air James Connoy on the matter. He said the Government would not commence any local industries or exy others and communications on the subject had been reduced by the Government.
In London on August 5 Mr Bosar Law submitted a guillotine motion for passage of the Restoration of Order in Ireland Bill by tomorrow. He condemned Asquith for alleged evasion and vague Dominion Home Rule proposals, while opponents led by Count de Valres said Ireland would accept nothing short of a republic.
Fragmentary text alleges Sinn Fein Parliament acts toward independence with Britain to safeguard defences. Mentions Prime Minister Leyl Geeres and Archbishop Manaiz, with government denying land passage to Manaix and steps to enforce decisions, plus Bolsheviks’ encircling movement and Wareen military notes.
A historical note reports that talks between Russia and Poland remain at a standstill. Moscow is said to stall on a British note about restitution against Poland, signaling continued hard lines and unresolved positions.
London dated August 3 Lloyd George discussed the Russian situation hoping Britain need not tighten the blockade on Bolshevik Russia depending on the reply. He warned Bolshevik advance in Poland serves a deliberate policy and stressed rearmament risk as a guard against armistice abuse. He also noted Western powers could arm Poland and urged caution regarding peace efforts.
Perth reports discuss a motion to table papers on J M'Gibbon's retirement from the Australian Wheel Board, union demands for a 24/- weekly wage increase, and conference renewals. Port Hedland reports a vessel aground left high and dry after fog, Minderoo awaiting floatable tide, and Western-Australia-Eastern States cargo plans. Melbourne notes wool price expectations and Australian balance up to March 1919, plus social items from Twin Peaks events and brides.
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