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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrs Pankhurst release and various nonsensical phrases about people, places, and events, yielding no verifiable names or dates to summarize into a coherent news item.
The piece discusses the Home Rule issue and potential opportunities for Mr Asquith. It cites commentary from the Daily Mail praising Aggy and noting the need for a firm offer. The narrative references European and domestic political dynamics shaping negotiations.
London December 8. Mr Thatios, organising secretary of the Amalgamated Society of Mailwaymen, reports the strike reaching 90 percent of engine drivers in South Wales. He warns that the action deceives unions and could ruin the labour movement if appeals to trade union unity are ignored.
The Horaklton Liedertafel presents a varied program at the Town Mall with choral pieces, operatic selections, and solos by Miss Pertrule Clinch and Mr Mantiglayy. Instrumental solos and an after-concert dance follow for ticket holders.
A local advert outlines a big Coliseum sale featuring 19 60 inkley items, 30 dozen Cashion shirts, 26 11d, sample Sweed Wansers, 4 Lid Shigapars, and white naturals. It promotes meeting value expectations with men’s and boys’ straw hats and vests, inviting a call at Fuller’s for proof.
Text fragment discusses government changes and cabinet plans amid ongoing political shifts. Mentions Labour party figures and potential policy topics, with references to water, air, and industrial matters.
The senate committee releases a disputed report on Mr Chinn with accusations of political bias and calls for adherence to his contract terms. It urges his reinstatement as supervising engineer of the Transcontinental Railway and compensation for hardships endured.
The chief event in the waterside strike Uolay involved a toil by the wharf authorities amid rebelions to the commands of the pontireice. Premier Holman has taken a hand to secure a settlement and is negotiating with Prime Minister Massey.
In today’s vote count the Liberal party gains three Labour seats at Ashturn bat Mieragame and Macquarie. Levien once praised as father of the boas is rejected by Tamworth electors. Premier Holman leads with large margins as 13 complete returns tally substantial totals.
In South Australia Adelaide a mis-spelled report notes United Labour Party chooses Yates as candidate following the death of Mr Roberts. Delegates intend to field a Labour nominee though independent candidates may contest the seat in the House of Representatives.
Parents anticipate a state school concert featuring a Japanese play written for children. Students will perform solo pieces, dances, and drills in a two night program at Tow Hall, highlighting new choreography and a novelty drill by Herbert years.
A fragmentary notice outlines personal items held by Mie F. W. Gibson and mentions a sale or settlement event set for December at a location called Wolixtam. The unreadable text hints atvaluation of assets and a bargain opportunity, with references to expected heirs or recipients.
An obituary and career summary of Michael Finnerty the long time Western Australia warden associated with Kalgoorlie Coolgardie Southern Cross and the gold fever era. It outlines his service from the Crimean era to guarding mines and his role during major gold strikes attracting crowds and miners rights battles.
The teacher at Narmgula School announces a public sale to be held on December 10 in the main hall. The event targets parents and a limited number of children with tickets available. Subscriptions and delivery options are noted for Geraldton Guardian.
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