Security Pact Talks Hint at Final Accord
Fragmentary notice notes prospects of conversations in a nearby period that may yield a final recatt.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary notice notes prospects of conversations in a nearby period that may yield a final recatt.
An aged to America by the Premier of South Wales Mr Lang seeks a guarantee of 2000 pounds. The issue raises doubts among financiers who doubt such a guarantee has ever been seen, while residents question the government’s handling and the details remain unclear.
The commission of inquiry examined the coal trade yesterday with officials miners and the public largely represented though parties were not fully present in its proceedings.
Incomplete fragment notes a family and terms long known, mentioning £5000 voted by Parliament for war services and entrusted to public trustees or the county. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or named individuals.
Yesterday wins over Bebe Tah Hatah at Revo Barby 3 03 in a close barroom bout noted by local observers.
In Montreal on August IL the semifinals feature the Australians competing against key opponents. local spectators expect strong performances as old rivals clash for advancement to the final.
A broken OCR fragment describes a derailed express train at Amtenb with a stop at Ausbona. It mentions fire brigade response and an individual believed to be involved being arrested.
A chaotic scene at the mill district ends with about three hundred arrests after clashes between striking workers and police. Chinese guards were allegedly forced back as the mob rioted at the scene during the strike wave.
Telegram patch shows Senator Pearce and Primary Producers opposing new duties on kerosene and an increase on petrol. Treasury and government officials discuss a proposed tax of 3d per gallon, projected to raise about £75,000 yearly, with opposition arguing it harms commerce and profits.
The Wyoming Building on Macquarie Street, long a premier office site, has been sold for £100,000 to Fuannel Bijerson. The tower, among the city’s tallest, houses hundreds of offices largely occupied by doctors and dentists, marking a major real estate milestone.
The chair of the conch tribunal refused to hear the workers application for a pew award. The council made no decision and set a compulsory conference for August 17 after Hibble ordered proceedings on Wednesday.
The Legislative Council chamber filled with Labour supporters as Parliament convened. The Governor announced a planned income tax exemption rise from £250 to £300 and suggested moves involving Jonas in London unless the market conditions change.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions George Fuller and Mr Jang with references to government operation and victors. No clear event date or concrete action emerges from the readable content. Unable to determine full context or specifics.
A fragmented report describes a tramcar derailment near Balvers, with tramcar components spilling into a garden. No injuries or official outcomes are stated, and details remain unclear.
Dr Earle Hage told the House yesterday that taxation would be cut and the government would introduce legislation to compel landowners to fund vermin proof fencing. The aim is to speed up fencing construction compared with other methods.
Fragmented text alleges negligence and misapplied funds across a state, with references to funeral and medical expenses after a statutory date. The passage mentions an EMT, Keatine Me Fat Wal, and a table of large sums withdrawn from a fund for prohibited purposes.
In Melbourne on August 14 a report to the Federal Parliament summarized oil prospects from Abe Roma fehl. Wade noted about 20 influence that the stones are good enough to encourage further prospection work.
Adelaide racing shows strong returns with nearly £24,000 given away in stakes and ARC seven meetings yielding about £9,000 profit. The Birthday Cup meeting produced almost £4,000. Victoria Park, City Council owned, offers free public access with tote and facilities for daily racing. Tote stamps and £180 in unclaimed dividends were distributed to charities.
A large crowd watched Perth League team defeat Geraldton in a keen junior premiership clash at the Recreation Ground. Perth led at half time 6 4 to 4 8 and extended to 15 17 at full time while Geraldton trailed with 4 8. Sharylow and Gibson starred in goal for Perth and Geraldton respectively as the visitors made a strong late push. Rovers top the list with Juniors in fine form.
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