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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1919
Page
3
The Gopiash, a large vessel in Senegal, suffered a propeller failure while the crew of eight faced delays. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
London reports Handley Page evening and passenger service plans dated August 24. Each aeroplane will carry ten passengers, with details referencing renifre of 1 gine and other unclear notes.
An interview with Leom claims Bolshevik collapse as he counsels remaining anti Bolshevik coalition talks. He predicts national discontent and a national day convocation while negotiating with anti Bolshevik parties. He remains confident of Soviet triumph globally and promotes new propaganda across Europe.
Latest wires report a disastrous train collision near Paris as an express train derailed. One corps with goods aboard, 11 raine officers and 28 men returned from Cologne, and a British contingent conducted rescue operations. Wreckage left many injured and some killed.
Washington reports Senate committee approves a Franco American defence treaty clarifying constitutional validity while noting German opposition and readiness. Paris dispatch covers a spy case alleging betrayal of a nurse Cavell by a German agent, who is described as a willing tool and intelligent asset, with details of his capture, release, and connections to the organization.
Perth reports 46 fresh influenza cases with no deaths yesterday while Western Australia notes sixty cases. Brisbane shows several deaths today amid a waning epidemic, and a man near Pindar shoots himself after returning from illness. Relatives and hospital staff receive thanks for support.
A clipped passage argues against removing the State’s establishment, asserting no benefit to ore producers from a provable pay basis and suggesting no grounds for substantial savings. the text indicates skepticism about reform and economic advantage.
Mourne August 25 Senator Mitten stated that a telegram from Sydney indicated the strike has ended and he awaits official confirmation. The report notes the claim as unverified and pending authority.
The Sydney Branch of the Seamen's Union officially ends the strike as government settlement proposals are accepted. The union resolves to man the ships immediately, with confirmations of similar actions anticipated by Victorian, Queensland, and South Australian branches. A mass meeting was held to approve the agreement after two hours of debate.
Sydney August 25 The Seamen's Union reports responsibility for industrial peace rests with government and employers. Secretary Mr Fleming says the union accepted the government's proposals on advice of legal adviser Mr Blackburn. It has been decided that no member will work alongside non union labor. Union members urge the government to act honorably to implement the proposals aimed at improving conditions.
State smelters: outline of adverse report to smelting works at Geraldton. Discussion on charges per ton, assay values, and the need to calculate real smelting costs by comparing full assay value per ton with the smelter calculated value. Notes variability in smelting expressions and how to determine true costs.
The Turf reports racing at the Boulder Club in Western Australia with multiple plates and handicaps including Seshoe Plate, City Handicap, Horseshoe Plate and Farewell Handicap. Notable entries include Mindouh Gold Coin Tom Casco Varcufel Obser vation and Bed Banner among numerous runners. Post times show Copa 2.8, Farewell at 5 pm with events scheduled through the afternoon.
Telegrams report a protest at Whim Creek against Fetera regu tons ore to be treated at Kembla. The July meeting condemned the proposed processing. The item references August 26 actions and local opposition to the plan. The fragmentary notes mention a railway robbery involving Mrs Murray and a visitor with a bloodied face, and theft of £54 from Kalgoorlie.
A soldier named Thomas Urquhart of Subisco and a sailor known as Tody were arrested in connection with the Krai robbery near Southern Cross. Authorities say both men are alleged participants and investigations continue.
LGETY & C0 receives directives from Mewes and Vireash of Simba Jamba Station Gascoyne Junction to sell by public auction under local authority and notice. Auction details not fully disclosed in readable text, but indicates a mandated sale following official instruction.
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