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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1924
Page
3
Reports from Cairo indicate a plot against the lives of British Cabinet ministers. Details describe plans to kill key figures with broad conspiratorial intent and potential future damage.
The text references a minister arguing over government policy toward Egypt, noting seizing on a murder case and attempting to resume friendly relations. It mentions witnesses who could not testify and ongoing conversations with Egyptian officials. The fragment lacks full context and specifics.
An unclear excerpt references a court martial process with names like Masi Talib, indicating a procedural military hearing. The fragment lacks details on charges, parties, or outcomes, leaving the exact action and venue undetermined.
The Disputes Committee met yesterday and ordered 20 interference with tying up or releasing boats at Fremantle. The government plans to provide police to enforce the decision. Police acted for the first time yesterday against pickets guarding Beamen's Union members on strike, preventing passenger and mail transit to the BAC Orcades anchored in Gage Roads.
Melbourne reports a contentious port scene where German ship passengers claim uneven treatment by authorities while a Commonwealth mail slip and a private British observer recounts the incident. In Labor arbitration court, shipowners propose a compromise allowing Waterside Workers Federation soldiers to register for jobs at the Sydney Bureau amid waterfront strike talks.
In Pitney on December 6, 800 workers from the Trotley Draymen and Motor Drivers' Union resolved not to participate in the strike against Newcastle and Hunter River Co. The company maintains services with volunteer labour as waterside workers federation declare all vessels black.
Mrs Elliott reports a burglary at her Mt Lawley home between 7 30 pm and 11 30 pm while she was out. Items stolen include four gentlemen's watches two silver watches and other jewelry including rings and a diamond set piece. Detective Sergeant Maller leads the inquiry.
Malhourne Dec 6 The Federal Government has considered continuing the Wembley Exhibition for a second year. A meeting with State Governments was planned to discuss the financial aspect and next steps.
In New South Wales at Kurri Kurri Abermais Colliery pursued a wheeler on a case of abesst. Proceedings target the accused's involvement with mining transport and duties. The matter reflects local labor and safety enforcement in the Kurri Kurri district.
A New Zealand case reports a woman treated with herbal medicines that contained opium. The treatment led to an opium habit, causing her months of suffering while undergoing healing.
Dec. 5 reports that Cortren bas jet alluvial gold was found by Harold Ji roughly 260 miles north of the Victory United mine. The find includes several 4oz pieces and smaller nuggets, with carriers heading toward the Sind.
The article details the Club Hours event at Canday featuring three major races. It notes close pace and weight balance between crews with Downes and Campbell steering in one heat and Downes proving strong in lightweights. Four days of training limited preparation for novices before heats at 10 30 with crews Dray Constan versus Sherrock Smythe and others.
Fragmentary text describes whites in South Africa and mentions charges, rates, and a car in operation during long runs. The readable material is incomplete and does not provide a clear news event or structured facts.
Fragmentary cricket score notes list England at 5 for 141 and register two matches in a recreation reserve. Mercantiles led by Carter with 61 in the first innings for Mercantiles, while Cobmofolitans vs unreadable opponents appears in second innings.
The Western Australia racing meeting plans on Spring Day 20d keep the Northern District Association active for a sixth year. Officials decided to continue the social and dance under its auspices and hope a single handicapper oversees the events. Other clubs along the mid coast to Currimah may join.
The opening carnival of the swimming season drew a fair crowd at Moonee Valley. Spectators watched events with real interest as competition began, marking the start of the season in Victoria racing circles.
Christmas promotions encourage shoppers to compare prices and buy wines from multiple vendors. The message highlights cost savings and seasonal discounts across several markets, urging readers to shop early for best deals.
Notice 15 hereby given that the auction sale is set for Geraldton in Western Australia. Signed by Mansia in the presence of 4X, with A.W. Munbie from Tattersalls Civic Perth listed as sufficient address.
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