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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1923
Page
3
London Aug 0) A British White Paper argues Germany faces Allied claims of diminished capacity and contends that German parity tests would reveal weaknesses. The document suggests some Allies oppose certain conclusions and anticipate the paper tests Germany under scrutiny.
Aug 13 Louvain editorial comments on Britain’s reply to France amid tensions. It argues Britain offered France aid without aiming to embarrass Paris, warning irritation could derail peace efforts and urging both nations to avoid precipice. It notes a future British plan for decisive security measures and warns Germany against expecting freedom before long-term commitments to the United States.
A Berlin message dated August 1 reports Dr Cana's resignation accepted by President Ebert, not that Dr Streseman has been asked to form a cabinet. It notes Dr Cana, German chancellor, sent his remigua to the president, with unclear wording and lingering uncertainty.
The report from Maryville quotes M. Moimeart in Antennes district asserting France will not yield amid German rhetoric. He cites President Poincare's stance and recalls 1914 as a reference point for firm methods to secure peace, while warning against reckless actions.
A tainted reproduction claims a British statement from London dated August 14 warns of Germany threatening Europe and the world. It notes Britain seeks not France’s destruction but its evaporation and hints at isolation if diplomacy fails, with Walkin urging American aid to save Europe.
Fragmentary OCR text references British stance toward Germany and France. It hints at concern over public opinion, political responsibility, and potential outcomes if a government fails. The garbled material lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm a precise summary.
European officials weigh a cautious response to a British note amid tensions. Paris and Angnet stress that no immediate breakthrough is possible and warn that delays risk straining ties with Britain. The government signals patience while awaiting clearer moves from London.
London reports 316 candidates for 133 seats in the Dail Eireann with parties including Government Party 101 Republicans 61 Farmers Union 57 Labour 48 Independents 43 and business men 7. De Valera may participate without hindrance. Polling on August 27 and Dail session on September 19.
London reports an Argentinian swimmer completed the Calais to Dover crossing in 164 hours within a week, a remarkable endurance feat. Prior record holders include Mestre Capte and Thomas Burgess, with notable earlier attempts cited from 1875 and 1911.
Australia defeats Japan in the Davis Cup encounter as Anderson secures two wins including a singles victory over Siiiden. Doubles failed to change the outcome, turning the tie largely into an exhibition match.
Hawkes defeats Fukuda 6 3 3 3 in the fourth gi singles bout as Raw also prevails over Fukuda with a decisive scoreline.
In West Australia the hearing on the bank theft case concluded with four male defendants Bryson Porteous Frederick Porteous Edward Buckelara and Albert Ferguson found guilty while Mrs Auzlaide Hope Porteous was acquitted. The verdict for one party was deferred to tomorrow.
Perth August 14 The latest progress figures show W Carroll and J Sibbeld in the race following the resignation of Hon H P Cohsbut Agent General. Details of the tally indicate shifting support among local voters.
A collision between a motorcar and a Perth to Armadale train near Wee Carlisle station left one person injured. Driver Owen L Barley of Adelslis Tormace misread signals and ordered his party to jump clear as the locomotive struck the empty car. The car was wrecked and the guard was severely battered. locomotive damage involved a broken axle.
In New South Wales August 13 another strike disrupted Newcastle coal fields as Duckentichl No 1 Colliery kept workers idle while others like Medkund, Aberdare, and Maitland collieries reported stoppages. About 300 employees affected amid wage payment disputes at deficient shift sites.
The match between China and New South Wales impressed with Chinese knowledge of the game and strong team play. The Chinese goalkeeper outshined the Sydney goalkeeper Cartwright, as both sides scored three goals each amid moments of dull play.
Sydney report from the Stadium on a Saturday night featuring a California bout with a knockout and a rising display by Addie per eof WA. The show drew interest and indicated strong potential for the weight class despite garbled details.
The Belmont Park meeting is set for next Saturday with a pivotal Goldfields Newmarket run at Boulder on the same day. Favorites include Silver Lussie and Jolly Girl, while horses like Wall and Night Thought figure prominently. betting and entries reflect a busy weekend with reactions from trainers and owners amid strong field depth and shifting odds.
An excerpt recounts Southampton delegates during a discussion on immigration. A Northampton delegate mocked the belief in Baghdad's unlimited agricultural labor and noted a London broker's son earning two pounds at a prior time. The dialogue touches on class and travel as figures discuss influence and restraint in migration policy.
A meeting of Immagirs has been arranged for the Frline West to finalise the Rien. The gathering plans to discuss the annual event and confirm competition details across districts including Geraldton Moura Kixiven Warren Merrion Forrest Wyo and Dalwallinn.
In a tense Fremantle showdown Perth edged Fremantle by two points after a string of savage tackles and late rallies. The previous meeting had ended by a single point, signaling a tight series as both teams push for the semis with key players returning from injuries.
The blue team defeated the red and black squad 8 goals 16 behinds to 0 7 behinds in a windy Friday match. Bennett Kemp and Gray stood out for the blue while the red side struggled to convert chances.
Dispatches report Mr J Mille MLC travels to Perth on tonight's train. Deaths noted at Paknerton Brest Perth Mr B Makutn bene known staff mover. Mrs Bumanah Cook of Northampton dies Saturday night. A Desonwed child aged five sought medical help in Herth then returned home Friday. Commissioner R Commell left Berth Thursday inspecting Murchiens and North-West stations, away about a year. Rev Kinley Sanderson MA Moora awaits England by the Oreadon, absent four to five months. Mr Sawlewsow arrived from England eighteen months ago and took charge at Moora. After four months absence, Mr d We Mil MLC arrived Friday by Kala Moltavia Mtv. Bites spent time in England advancing a development scheme for the earth‑west of WA. Mr M Laurie has been in charge of Meekatharen branch of WA Bank for 12 years. transferred to Shears with wife, receiving a sea‑ofte from the move. Various associations maintained Meekniharra link. Governor General Lee Forster and Lady Forster, per Premier Department advice, will arrive in Herth during the first week of September for a Western Australia visit. Their Excellencies will tour country and city areas.
A traveling market labeled Cheap Fruit Abgy Fruit Gropers will visit Geraldton next Friday, selling apples, oranges, and naval oranges at low prices. Be early to avoid disappointment.
Advertisement fragment shows Malloch Bros promoting cardboard telly sheets with a Free offer and pricing mention 1/7. The text includes references to Willis, Hearers, and Gardin in a damaged 20th century catalog-like layout.
McGREGORS PHARMACY Geraldton addresses an upcoming auction featuring Hiversdale Farm Mullewa Farm Greenough Farm Bookara Paddocks and Geraldton Sub Lots, with W. Mitchell guiding property sales near Irwin River Book BFR Siding Walkaway and surrounding depots. Two lectures and a furniture sale at Gregory Street list pianos and household goods as well as a broad assortment of farm and building lands for bidding.
The wealthiest Mutual Life Office in the Britias announces a policy holders bonus. Geraldton representative Aaarasen will be notified of details and payment status.
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