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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1923
Page
3
A special funeral train carrying ex President Harding traveled toward Washington amid a hailstorm and a narrowly avoided wreck after a broken wheel forced the locomotive off the track. Patrols and crowds lined the route as news of the day unfolded from Chappell Nebraska to the East.
The Vice President Calvin Collidge left his farm in Vermont to travel to Washington after receiving news of Mr. Harding’s illness. He spent time at a railway station and telegraph office, taking a day off before learning of the President’s condition and remaining in contact with government figures.
Fragmented OCR text discusses statements attributed to Sty. Bolidwin in the House of Commons about British cabinet policy and relations with France and Belgium. Mentions initiative resting with France and Belgium and implies debate over strengthening positions.
The Daily Herald reports that Krupp's controlling share has been bought by an Anglo French group led by Loucheur and M Wendel with other investors. Krupp retains part of the undertaking while the new group controls Em on coal and steel works. Workers' passive resistance ended under threat of dismissal. Other German firms are reportedly poised to follow.
The Daily Herald quotes Krupp's director denying a transfer rumor while British and French interests weigh a settlement formula overseen by a British settlement commission. Diplomatic reports foreshadow an early meeting between M. Poincare and Lord Curzon to discuss how Allied debt sums may be settled.
In London on August 7 the Irish Labor Party and its affiliates marked the opening of a union congress. A disruptive crowd surged toward Mansion House, assaulting several delegates as tensions flared during the opening sessions.
London reports that the memorial to Michael Collins at the site of his death near Macro, Ireland, was ripped from its sockets and moved a distance. Earlier the monument had been removed and thrown into the stream but was reerected.
The seizure of Russian Red Cross records reveals the so called mimion served as a disguised Bolshevik organization. It carried on subversive propaganda in Bulgaria and nearby nations.
A fragmented note from socialist groups condemns violent government acts and emphasizes aid to solidarity efforts. The passage mentions a federation stance and calls for workers to unite against repression, reflecting typical era rhetoric.
August Bank Holiday saw huge crowds as Britigh reaches Oye residents fled to seaside resorts. Many could not find lodging. Brighton drew crowds while others, including Lewes and Worthing, faced shortages and long waits for accommodation amid the exodus to popular resorts.
London August 7 reports the English Aerial Derby won by Carter flying a Gloster at 220 miles per hour. A rumor notes Germany may have a method to stop a plane's magnets, potentially disrupting flight. Dempsey trains at Saratoga for the Firpo bout, in strong form and not underestimating the challenger.
Sullivan, an African American swimmer, completes the Dover to Calais crossing in twenty six and three quarters hours. It marks the third successful Channel crossing in this era.
Annie Plum faced City Court today charged with baring weed. Police said she conducted meetings where attendees paid for admission and received readings. She admitted organizing the gatherings and was fined £2.
The Loddow River floods swallowing Kerang and nearby towns. About two hundred men toil all Sunday to shore up earthworks and banks against rising water. The Goulburn and Ballarat areas face widespread inundation as the flood spreads.
A trolley accident at the Adelbourne level crossing near Dery railway station on Saturday left eight passengers with slight injuries. The 4 train collided with an electric tram, derailing it and causing substantial damage to the tramcar as it neared White Boree road.
Melbourne August 4. Mr Bruce had an interview with the Victorian and South Australian Premiers on Commonwealth taxation. He stated progress satisfactory with all states, and it was learned New South Wales had signed the agreement.
Melbourne reports a threatened strike by 700 to 860 Federal Capital workers over the dismissal of dragmas. The action could disrupt operations and energy supplies as authorities seek a quick settlement.
An executive action leads the Miners Federation in NRW to press for the resumption of work at five idle NSW colleries. The move signals coordinated effort to restore mining activity and reduce disruption in the industry.
Aly Dooley of ALLA addressed a Portland Labor meeting arguing the cleansing movement has yet to reveal its strongest light as the party fights corruption and purges leaders alleged to have engaged in corrupt practices.
A Balmain groom, Tuck Haseell, 22, accidentally swallowed poison after his wedding at a local church. He is hospitalized and the couple’s honeymoon is postponed while he recovers.
Brisbane reports an arson incident at Gordonvale affecting the sugar vane. Total property destruction valued between £20,000 and £27,100, with authorities investigating the Anccadiarist Arex linkage.
In a muddy Goodwood Saturday meeting the Australian Steeple event at Can Mehl next Saturday looms with a 2400 pound stake and a four annlex distance. Horses like Eurythmie kin and Color showed form while Mount Cosy and Robie Adair impressed in midfields. The day featured heavy betting and mixed results with Bronzine and Mundaring delivering notable placings as preparations for upcoming acceptances heat up.
The Geraldton Rifle Club held its annual meeting at the Municipal Chambers on July 24, with two representatives on the council and praise for workers. The financial report showed a balance carried forward with winnings paid to last year’s victors, while the committee congratulated on stable affairs and outlined an upcoming postponed competition set for Saturday August 1. Members listed include Smythe, Tricz, Askew, Leach, Chapman, Rowe, and others. details of team members and entrants were announced.
Racing card for Victoria dated August 11 1923 lists Bright Malad at 5 to 1 and Liberate with Lee Paddington at 6 to 1, Coalport at 10 to 1, and Mears ted B000 CLAS with Weel indicated. Odds and entries reflect a typical betting slate of the era.
Jaloety and Company Limited of Geraldton announce public auction at Utakarra Sali Vards with entries invited from various owners. The sale will feature monthly market items and is hosted by Ety & Company Limited.
Auction notice reads that Eben Auth Lo Haute d and naver offers on account of W Angel Weiler. Snail? Owes in ho e wore.
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