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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1922
Page
3
A Dublin patient, Mr. Arifith, was in a private hospital overnight. He fainted this morning while moving to a bathroom, regained consciousness, and is under observation after limited movement and a brief stay.
Report from London in August describes rebel garrison activity around Cork with confusion and fear as Free State police round up suspects. Fugitives begin returning home while public life resumes in the city once dubbed the most cheerful in Ireland.
A garbled account notes Augnat Hs and Dundalk involvement with Nationalists. Details are unclear but imply nationalist forces influence in Dundalk with mention of Munster region and London discussions.
August 14 London report says the conference failed to agree with the Allies divided. The conference ended amid disagreement. The British cabinet plans to meet this afternoon to assess the situation.
Fragmentary text shows France and Allied leaders pressing over central German forests and mines in the Rhine area. Ambiguous names and phrases hint at diplomatic appeals and wartime policy, with unclear details and broken segments.
Announcement from London reports the death of Lond Wortheirdre a prominent newspaper proprietor aged 57. The notice notes his influence in media and the industry in the capital. Unclear details about survivors or funeral arrangements are provided in the fragmented text.
Davis Cup action features Preach Gechet and Gebersh in men's singles and a doubles match with partner teams competing for a decisive win. Local coverage highlights key rallies and national team stakes as results impact overall standings.
In a lively contest sung as a public event, Lord Aberdeen presided as judge while crowds gathered at Aberdeen stations. The ordeal featured a playful battle of wits with participants including James Tapuert, who was declared victor by an overwhelming majority after votes cast by the Retty Mob.
Telegrams from Perth report a split within the Western Australian Parliament over a confidence vote. The Country Party is seen as aligned with a faction opposing Labour, with discussions about voting behavior and whip directions influencing the division outcome.
Perth August 15 The Colonial Secretary Mr Kirwan returned to the city this morning and informed the Prime Minister that owing to imperative orders of medical advisers it would not be possible for him to continue in ministerial office.
Sydney reports on early election prospects as opposition forces persist against the Federal Ministry. Observers anticipate renewed attacks on the ministry and possible resignation as Parliament opens this session. Strong figures indicate pressure to carry through reforms despite political resistance.
A telephone message from a U S Department contact reports a shocking tragedy at a Hampton residence. Dr Cyensteau and his wife are in critical condition while three of their children are dead and a fourth injured. Police found hypodermic syringes as investigators move to determine the cause. Names listed include John Zyanntinn, Robert Cranstoun, Colin Cramhan, Giadge Baylis, with two daughters Margaret and Belle taken to hospital.
The Cranstoun family suffered in a Hampton incident with Mrs Cranstoun unaware of a supposed overdose. Dr Cranstoun claimed a discovery of an antidote for influenza and sought consent to test it on his wife, who consented and was distressed. The note suggests improvement in Mr Cranstoun and two daughters.
In Urtre on August 19 the Westeral Country Party expressed strong annoyance at the contemptuous treatment of a no confidence motion. Prospects of early House discussion appeared slim while the Government showed division over Mr Chariton's motion. Nationalists urged the Country Party to drop the attack on the Ministry as futile.
A divorce case from Warwick concerns Mr Sunannsh Black age 60 and Mrs Elizabeth Blackburn alleging separation since 1872. The wife claims she earned 150 weekly in mills and that Black has remained with a mistress, paying her declared maintenance since 1304. A papary witness recounts a reply about a portrait and a fatal event connected to the couple’s history.
Minutes reveal a push to acquire adjoining ACW Kite site with Agricultural Society and seek powers to sell the old site. Committee proposes retaining rails, connects water to the new site, and appoints replacements. A depreciation in funds noted, with several members honored for service and a meeting planned to appoint a new representative.
148 entries for the Goodwood double at Belmont Park next Saturday. Moanana Handicap final payments due Wednesday. Favorites won at Canning Park. Ramil Ties and Jolly Cosy led the day, while Jolly Handasmwe and Jolly Cosy claimed wins. Sally Cosy and others discussed for Hanapha Handicap, with talk of double opens and historic odds. Note on Fidelis pony Woralee retiring to be replaced by Peter the Hermit. Green Mountain line and other horses mentioned for upcoming races.
From our correspondent a bustling piece covers Hannes Handicaps and Kalgoorlie Cup betting, naming entries like Lassington and Captain Possed. The article notes a pleasant wedding gathering at King’s Hall on August 10 with Tonkin and Arthur Deady soon to wed, plus society displays by Magee and Coplingby and local fair prospects.
Victoria District Turf Club advertises secretary position to the shore club. Applications to the Proddest of the Olb at the Queen's Hotel Monday August 23. Salary £90 per annum plus £5 for race meetings.
A vivid glimpse of soldiers in pictures and a cheerful image of a child rising above New York tenements. Mentions Grace Darmond and a film segment titled The Song of Life with poetic, melodramatic phrasing.
A fragmentary Geraldton item notes Bow on a workshop with two Singer Drop-head Bowing Machines and a large Cutting-out fate Botton making machine. It mentions Bogle Bros and Miss Bartlett Gamba as contacts in Geraldton for applications.
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