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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary notices from London dated August 12 describe early removal of cables, economic concerns, and possible legal actions against the government. Mentions of Dr Mannix legal advice, a military coup at Cork, and multiple justices in litigation. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
An item notes a national tribute discussing a proposed Westminster monument to the late Joseph Chamberlain. Prime Minister and other leaders, including Lloyd George and Asquith, praise his wartime leadership and empire partnerships while parliament considers the measure.
Fragments state London on August 12 with references to an organisation named Sacms Pices, in a ceremonial or formal context. The line appears garbled but suggests a sociopolitical gathering or declaration. No clear individuals or events are identifiable from the legible text.
Paris reports Premier Millerand declares allied unity after sharing the devastation, stressing no separation while nations rebuild. Reuters interview cites Reventlow opposing collapse of Germany and Bolshevik influence, urging vigilance against aggression and continued defense of Europe. A mix of war commentary and labor notes follows.
Sydney reports a dramatic case as Sister Ligeari, escaped nun, denies being a Sister of Mercy and plans to join a love-order Presentation. Diggers mail support, a court appearance is set for tomorrow, and a Convent stay is arranged with Rev. W. Twitchell awaiting permission.
At the annual Home Board Conference in Perth, Mr F I Maynard and Mr T Cream were elected Northern District tene sentatives of the executive. Frank Tudor, leader of the Federal Opposition, is indisposed and has been visiting Java and Singapore before returning to the State. Chris Rowan travels to Buckland Park Estate for merino tagging class. George Lester, long in Perth, returns after eye treatment hopes for continued improvement.
A heated sitting at the cumual conference of Farmers and Settlers' Ampriation discussed ending the Nationalises and Country Party coalition. M Kinlay urged the party to align with others to govern, while D Oece argued the party should remain with the Country Party to protect primary producers. Separate reports cite a reevaluation of local utilities and a poem fragment amid municipal discussions.
Moderate ruppline at the market today due to stormy weather. Eggs are traded at varied rates. limb, mutton, pork all noted with late prices. Vegetables and fruits show modest gains with cauliflowers, potatoes, and apples listed among others.
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