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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1922
Page
3
December 15 report from Lenton states the National Caton of Railway has rejected a proposal for an alliance with the Transport Workers union. The decision ends current negotiation efforts between the two bodies.
A New York casualty list notes a fatal railway collision in Houston Texas involving a wet train and a switch engine. About ten persons were killed and many injured as passengers were thrown from cars through windows of the tollway section.
London reports a wording of the overseas settlement agreement between the Imperial and Commonwealth Governments. Migrants approved for draft to Australia faced delays before ratification. High Commissioner Cook notes approvals and the plan to advance passage, with Commonwealth funds expected to cover costs, totaling about £9,000.
Damd take 14 Mr Holwrt Mesoil, uncle Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said he would not accept the suggestion to the late Government. Near policy was partly responsible for the Creek disaster in Ania' Miner. In view of the British financial tower the Government was not near further expenditure or stockout of refugees who were not British subjects.
In a cautious report of French policy, Poincare voiced support for Britain bonds as a step forward. He argued that France should back financial guarantees while opponents urged a moratorium.
The district board, led by engineer Hawking, considered removal of articles from the agricultural hall and future actions. The secretary was tasked to obtain prices for chairs, a PW department letter approved a project, and plans were made to protect wires. A railway company was asked about protection on the main road, with work and payment details to be arranged.
A fragmentary report mentions a Dominican convent in dowinien with a rent issue on Tuesday. The text lists individuals such as Willie Cayford and Olive Geod along with references to standard levels and owners.
In Western Australia Bevenuer and Mytiwanese state that the Federal Arbitration Court toils as powers claim numbers of the Susplgamated Buckets of Enginents. Workers, misled by leaders, refuse in solidarity and oppose wage reductions. A trusted vss executive, identified as Adatealia, faces scrutiny within the labor movement.
The report notes contractors and trades including engineers, plumbers, and electricians from H. C. Littleaust Co employed for new electric work at the Economic building. The workers faced unusual conditions and did not follow standard agent practices, causing concern over the site.
Perth report notes building station workers returned to the snow Economie building after a dispute delayed electrical work. The suspension of all electrical tasks remains until engineers settle the protest.
Perth December 16 engineers strike causes breakdown at Fremantle Trading Company smelters in South Fremantle. About 60 men are affected as repairs are impossible during the industry wide stoppage.
New South Wales steamer Whangape stalls at the wharf as the crew refuse to take the vessel from the jetty. The Seamen's Union demands Australian pay for three missing crewmen, prompting the company to stand by New Zealand articles and prepare a volunteer crew. The ship is idle after Moeraki and may sail to New Zealand tomorrow.
The Darg colliery reimposed a two skips per out output while the normal shift ranges were reduced. Rietamund colliery sits idle since December 12 as mining activity lingers amidst fluctuations. Prime Minister and Japanese land sales lividly debated in Catholic press with libel actions announced. Swimming carnival gains momentum with Ray Webb as secretary and trophies promised for best shelter shed decor and family participation.
The council discussed a new footpath project on Wahleck Street funded by public works and local builders. They considered pier and slip repairs, nearby land issues, and a potential loan to cover costs while aligning with the Works and Marine Department guidance.
Fragmentary report describes disputed woodwork repairs near Warer Work and interviews with Cr. Breede and others. Mention of Christies Street, Rectory Hill, and Muhumet's Flat as sites, with notes on schedules, property surveys, and awaiting government reply.
An annual pageant at the collegi aims to honor student effort with prizes and medals. Recipients include Kathlyn McNamara Patricia Simpeon Gladys Kilmurray and Roy Bojan among many others. the event features music, paintings, and a local speaker praising the year’s work.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of place names and days including Perth, Carnamah, Mullewa, Yalgoo, and Wurarge with several weekdays and times scattered like a rural timetable. The text appears as a damaged public notice or schedule with incomplete lines and unclear headings.
Fragmentary text notes total funds exceed casual income. unclear dates or entities. No coherent events or names to confirm a specific person, organization, or location for a full summary.
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