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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1923
Page
3
A fragmented item discusses Reichstag cables and a warning to France concerning Germany. It notes that rupture of the Entente would not benefit Germany and mentions Rhineland and Ruhr developments as points of concern.
A Berlin dispatch notes a planned major offensive in the Buhr valley aimed at breaking German passive resistance. The report says foreigners have been advised to leave the territory amid tightening wartime measures.
Berlin diary notes massive queues as meat and eggs vanish from shelves while the rich control scarce supplies. Describes German shortages amid inflation with long waits at butter shops and widespread hunger.
Fragmentary report describes a collapse or crisis in wartime Germany with mentions of the mark, currency fears, and political turmoil. The garbled text references Berka August and possible foreign side considerations as the currency stabilizes or devalues.
At the Czech Slavakian championship EW Carr of Australia won the 100 and 200 metres events with times close to Paullict’s Americans' marks. The Prague meet on August 10 saw Carr’s efforts while rival performances echoed past records from May.
Willa Dovidno, described as a commission agent, was sentenced to six months in prison by the Mersbbune Police Court after being found guilty of stealing £9 from an American through a confidence game. He had prior convictions in New South Wales for false pretences and assault.
Major-General Lord Cheyleamere chairs the National Bile Association as Wisley Committee cuts distances in the Dall's-ove event amid extraordinary fret shooting. The association vows to act promptly, proposing changes to 200 yard ring, 30 yard, and 500 yard targets with new ring measurements.
In Rome a shooting erupts after a quarrel tied to a past wrong. Three men, a railroad worker, a chief engineer, and a lawyer, confront Emiley Meta outside Bla offices. Meta denies wrongdoing, insisting he has a wife and child elsewhere. The brothers fatally shoot Meta, leaving seventeen bullets in his body.
The Department of Agriculture estimates the August wheat crop at 713 million bushels, down 28 million from last month’s figure. Last year’s harvest reached about 900 million bushels, reflecting adjustments in the official appraisal and protective measures affecting grain production.
In a dim session, eight members attended as the shooting bus commenced again. The crew attempted rapid fire with a makeshift target, tallying 18 hits of 20 and showing cautious progress, though visibility hindered full performance.
Police report a bold daytime robbery at a shop in Perth yesterday. A young man attacked a female clerk and snatched a small amount of cash before fleeing. detectives later arrested Thomas Xelion, 25, in connection with the incident.
An inquiry into ballot handling recommends expelling several named individuals including Ketan Adena and Ableraan Branslia for alleged misconduct. The report reviewed the Wales Senior Chaferewet election process and cites a proposed five year expulsion for Beith, MLC.
Balmain resident Elia 22, a labourer, died after touching a live wire carrying a 4 amp current. The August 10 incident occurred at his workspace, with officials investigating the fatality and safety practices surrounding the high voltage line.
Alfred Howard Johnson, charged in connection with the foulseras sweep illegal lottery, faced Fitzroy Court where he received a £200 fine and six months imprisonment in default. He was ordered to pay 257 cents. Constable Dunlop testified about the syndicate's yacht lottery trips. defence claimed Johnson acted merely as an official paid intermediary.
Racing at Helena Vale yields multiple event results including Hurdle and Steeplechase outcomes with names such as White Thors, Polynesian, and Knowble y. Reports also note engagement of Mr Jack Binclair and Mrs Rose Limbourng in Moor district society and a coming agricultural lecture by the Director of Agriculture L Sutton at Greenough, Northampton, and Chapman State Farm with dates in August. Also mentions Railway Condenser discussions and power charges affecting possible service changes.
The Minister for Home Affairs announced a nine member Parliamentarian party will depart Sydney on September 3 and travel by motor cars through the Northern Territory to Emungalen, Victoria River, and Mibid Dow Wid Ranges, reaching Oudnadatta by mid October. The trip involves six motor vehicles.
The report claims H K Maley may quit Greenough for a South West seat, but he strongly denies any retirement or shift. He says he will serve his constituents and dismisses the rumour as damaging to his political career, while noting his Lands Department role adds pressure from statewide duties.
The report covers a sports day at the Recreation Ground with teams rallying in early quarters and a final at Queen's Park. It notes goals and attendance, plus a later district exhibition with plans for the Geraldton Agricultural Show and a Gov approval itinerary for late October events and fundraising reminders.
The Roads Board met in August with members including A. Cline, J. Rewlhea, M. Clined, and T. Moloney. They discussed early eradication of prickly pear patches, upcoming Federation of Seal Authorities conference, and duties of representatives. A lecture by Mr. Sutton of the Department of Agriculture was planned at Catherine's Hall, August 17 at 4 pm, to share experiences. allowances were granted for grazing Company Row with sheep. general accounts and apologies were noted.
A garbled price list from a historical market page details various goods and rates. It mentions meat items like mutton and pork, poultry such as turkey, produce including onions and apples, and other commodities with varied prices. The text also notes a large quantity of bees exported from the Cape of Good Hope in a past year.
Local listings announce King’s Theatres and Queen’s Hall showings for Monday August 19. Gladys Walton stars in a mystery drama with a hurricane finale, while D W Griffiths produces a tale of love and greed amid peril. Also touring markets in Geraldton with fruit offers and a note that W Angel plans wool sales and a cinema program resumes this season.
Toapedor Bentley from the Postal Telephone Department visited Valguu to gather data for a proposed trunk line from Vin Ghow's Nest and Thuale larra to Field's Find. The Road Board reports a metallic trunk circuit will be built soon. About 180000 laborers, including Poles, Italians, Belgians and Spaniards, are currently working in Northern France.
On the morning of the three rare days a Kalgoorlie event features three one horse specials. A note for 3/ hw with wine 10 aay uideess in the Ger akirou district awaits readers. Details point to August 18 at Goldfields Carnival near Kalgoorlie with specials on each day. Address listed as 28 Cargill Street John Victoria Park WAL Boris WA Association.
Applications for trainer jockeys bookmakers and clerks on pro must be filed with suitable fees. Forms obtainable from Steve Haddy secretary in Sarakitan. Submit before Friday August 31 at 5 p.m.
An article cites Professor Hordmann of Paris warning that Earth may enter another ice age with giant polar glaciers advancing toward the equator. It notes a history of gas methods and a licensing bill debate, plus a London crime report showing 30,708 drunkenness convictions in 1972 and property theft valued at £470,000 with £14,000 recovered.
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