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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1928
Page
3
A garbled royal medical bulletin cites inflammation in the nail area and low fever with gradual improvement. It warns of possible future worsened symptoms and names titular physicians Bir Bramley Hewitt Lar Dawson and Humphrey Rollestum while referencing Archbishopboye and King’s service recall.
A garbled 20 November dispatch describes the Wealth Commissar and Kemmseks leading a decimation of the Communist guard. It cites exhausted symptoms, debility, and deaths among the guard, with claims of zeal and explosive enthusiasm yet rising doubts about patient recovery and widespread ignorance among youth.
A divorce case from the county court recounts a wife and husband dispute over alimony and property. The judge grants the divorce after testimony about neglected duties and disputes over marital responsibilities.
An article reports on an alleged attack connected to Lord Strickland in Malta. The piece references his role as a former governor of Western Australia and premier, noting ongoing controversy around a so called ubiquitous rule and political tensions in the island.
London reports a major move expected to form a transnational capital combine of up to 10 million pounds aimed at reshaping the British motor trade. It notes Rootes, Montes Limited, and Ford’s influence behind the maneuver, with production shifts planned to move to a central factory and large annual exports.
Deputy Commissioner Evans submitted two reports comparing railway performance in the Western States with Eastern States for the year ended June last. Western Australia shows lower freights on wheat and other commodities, with Victoria and New South Wales noting higher charges and a need to curb duties amid agricultural protection. The report highlights water-side strike impacts and ongoing inquiries into future railway arrangements and water supply, with Green outlining forthcoming representations to municipal committees.
Fragmentary telegrams describe financial figures and events in Western Australia. It mentions revenues, months, and numbers but text is garbled, with several proper nouns and terms obscured, leaving uncertain specifics about entities and dates.
The minister for agriculture stated that the authorities have refused to make a broad survey of Norseman. He indicated a plan to address the issue and noted barricades near the northern Saloon The minister pledged actions to be taken in the Kepnarare area and mentioned upcoming visits by local leaders.
In Perth on Thursday night a motor bicycle hit youths on Fitaguenhl Street near Noethiwent 720 causing serious injuries. Aled Oliver about 11 from Arnott Mireet Kat Northam-Loth suffered skull fracture and other injuries while Norman Carter about 10 of Wee reall Rist Northwm-Coipownet sustained grave harm. Carter was taken to Northam Hospital where he died from his injuries the following day. Authorities note the accident involved a motor cycle and taxi rank proximity.
In New South Wales on November 3, Justice Halen presided over a Criminal Court trial of four laborers charged with criminally assaulting a woman after an incident in the street. Arthur Callaghan, Walter Littler, Charlie Littler, and Eden James McCarroll faced different jury findings. McCarroll was discharged, while Callaghan and the Littlers were acquitted amid contested testimonies. The court noted variance in the alleged acts and spoke of possible appeals by Bertie Littler.
Judge White, at Weet Maillant, sentenced men convicted of disorder on the Neweaate waterfront on October 16. He criticized union leadership for not guiding the crowd and noted police performed their duty despite a difficult scene.
A jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against Alister Jemser Clark aged 24 and Elia Mary Clark aged 21 in an arsenic poisoning case. Exhumation revealed arsenic traces. testimony described Clark manipulating a room door watch and suspicious behavior at Coamt Hospital prior to the October 12 death.
An official Royal Commission inquiry has been announced by Prime Minister Bruce. The panel will consider a high profile case and examine a request tied to legal appeal processes and a contentious matter before the government.
The Victorian committee heard testimony on illegal betting practices in South Australia. Witnesses described bookmaker procedures, penalties under a new bill, and the state’s limited racing calendar with small prizes. Authorities asserted racing was generally clean under police supervision, though illicit bookmaking persisted and could not be stamped out.
In Melmarne on November 30 a firefighter named Taylor, employed by an Arm, died after flames enveloped him when an obstruction in pipes was fired. The blast caused flames to burst from the front, leaving a widow and six children. The incident follows reports of severe injuries and a long firefighting career.
Report notes Biz Arnot's Australian trip inviting investigation into animal health. The plan contemplates a veterinary institute at the Federal Capital to conduct scientific studies. The proposal is under review by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research.
A wagon collision near Athens Kaw at 2 20 am killed two people and wounded one. Victims include Mine Dure Aliim Khavison, a tailoress, and Kitji Beneats Bagley, an engineer. The injured man is Ruper C Busrolt, a 20 year old resident. The wagon carried onions. Barnett, the driver, was thrown 120 yards.
Melbourne on November 30 saw raids by armed detectives and police on labourer homes amid a probe into recent outrages. Officers confiscated two automatic pistols, two grenades, a German sword, and loaded ammunition. In one dwelling a revolver and bags of gear were found. searches extended to Port Melbourne and Cartion with defensive weapons observed. Detentions occurred without incident and no injuries were reported.
The new Federal Ministry announced by Prime Minister Mrs Kruer shifts several posts includingWorks Railways and Hesater Crawford. Cabinet changes follow resignations or reassignments, with Abbott and Ogden appointed to key roles. A search near Cottervog and Onslow for Michael Sullivan continues after his disappearance with a sulky and harness found among clues.
A woman was killed in a ground floor flat on a Melbourne street after the assailant entered through a window and attacked her with a varying instrument. A male suspect, described as a man named Thomas Haco, employed by a local electric company, was found critically injured nearby with a severe throat wound. Police and a doctor attended. the assailant fled toward Clarence Street. The victim, Mrs Ledger, formerly owned the White Feather Wists residence.
Fragmentary report shows discussions on emu damage in Victoria District with calls to seek reprencat from central authorities and funding. Mention of emu pest impact, ward funds, and a push to address pasture and pastoral producers acquisitions as part of the debate.
In northern regions near the Dinh parallel the government weighs revising the Vermin Act to allow licenses from the central fund. The Chief Secretary notes conditions affecting crops and pests such as rats mice and vermin. Authority remains split on centralized licensing and funding responsibilities.
Radio listings announce Monday only programs including Boot-An-Soul and a poetic tale about beauty chained through time. Vera Reynolds stars in Vers Reynolds in Little Adventures while Chartie Murray appears in The Head Man.
Tarouch the agency of Bat Bart Jett under instruction from G. K. Sewell offers a clearance sale of cattle hay tools and farm equipment. The sale is set for Thursday December 11 at 5 pm at the farm with pure Murray ewes and cattle available, plus carts pulleys and equipment. The notice urges neighboring property owners to attend and place orders.
ElDel SarTH and Co Limited, after receiving instructions from multiple owners, will offer for making auction. The notice indicates forthcoming sale actions and the involvement of the指定 party.
A local meeting on November 24 discussed gas price increases and lighting cost cuts to start December 1. Residents expect a rise in gas bills while electric lighting costs may fall, with savings around £1 for typical households and a 5 shillings shift on gas.
An unstable text fragment discusses the Geraldion Kinthall Association and a Sunday football rise. It mentions aviation timing, public thanks, and ratepayers while noting confusion, authority, and potential inquiries. The passage remains unclear and partial.
A garbled note cites "MEO VEDALD BROWN" and a string of fragmented phrases. The text appears to blend names, actions, and stray words, lacking clear events or context. No coherent report or dated details emerge from the readable fragments.
Four young women on a private Newport beach enticed and assaulted by a passing motorist. They defended themselves with a black eye and wrist injury, then shouted for help as the man fled. Later reports indicate the assailant disappeared quickly after the incident.
Notice is given by A. A. Armstrong that he relinquishes the Undertaking per order of his business starting Saturday December 1, 1928. Dated at Northampton November 2, 1928. A. A. Armstrong.
A special sheep sale is scheduled for Friday December 11 at 2 PM. The event notes top quality ewe and ram stock with buyers urged to attend. conditions or catalog details are unreadable in the fragment but the sale is expected to proceed as announced.
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