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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1924
Page
5
Fragmentary report notes Mr Forrest proposed new training schemes for unemployed workers in Britain. He urged adopting simplified methods and starting technical training courses for plasterers to address joblessness and improve industry readiness.
The parliamentary correspondent notes a 100 pound vote referenced by Mr Mahtwin, prime minister, tied to improving port arrangements and facilities for orange wine shipping once dams unable to compete. In Vapetown supporters of the mouth party express satisfaction with Mr Mildwin's statement and favored organs.
Reports from Benoni describe a March 1922 revolt at the Henoci Workers hall in Jomaanerborg Mall with burning and clashes. The South African Mine Workers Union has instructed solicitors to seek up to 12,407 in damages for the hall fire, with a December 18 deadline before a summons. Major Bord confirms government reference and a prior criminal charge against Ford for arson was dropped, leaving civil action.
December 1 report from New York cites Health Commissioner Mosoghas warning during holiday season about synthetic liquors amid a rising epidemic. Seven patients remain in the alcohol ward of a principal hospital, all now described as women. The city fears further outbreaks as storms and holiday celebrations complicate containment.
News item recounts Mr E G Farrington being appointed editor, engagements announced for Lit Rights Stage, and various local events in Northampton. Includes school staff recognition, travel notes from Geraldton and Perth, church attendance, and a brief mention of agricultural bank staff movements and a Wales marriage cable.
Perth December 20 Members of the Legislative Council opened debate on the Licensing Act Amendment motion. Mr Drew moved to introduce the bill but the motion was defeated by a margin of 16 to 0 amid a warm but abortive discussion on licensing controls.
An unclear record describes a motion by the evwaree urging war readiness. The text references a moon timing and a veiled vote context with partial phrases about a redaction or reshaping of a document.
In South Australia a motor car driven by Mure and Rymer was halted by a highwayman seven miles from Sawwtwn on Thursday. The assailant demanded money after disabling the magneto and fired twice when alarmed by a movement from one captive. The victims were unharmed.
Three firemen were blamed for a boiler incident on the interstate steamer Dimboola yesterday. The ship's departure was postponed from the evening to seven o'clock today. The Seamen's Union's stance may affect whether the ship sails at that time.
In a mixed message from Sylney to nrmbane dated December 1, three firemen and a trimmer, employed on the steamship Canberra, are cited as leaving due to a motive tied to an incident at the port. The Bermuda arrived at Bridgewater on Wednesday afternoon, while other crew members signed on or off. one vow remains to be fulfilled.
Mr Sterle writes to union secretary amid rising unrest as New South Wales government pledges aid to unions while Melbourne workers prepare for sweeping upheaval. Sydney tramway and wharf labor groups await agreement signings and show determined opposition to Mirrat site.
The Turf records a crowded program at Canning Park with trials in Jumpers Flat and Canning Fare Cup, listing winners Meratching Little Peter Athgarvan and Earl Howard along with betting odds. Swimming Club held a 50 Yard Handicap and 440 Yards Relay with top placers Carson Kingsbury Davis and team members Burt Clifton Marsh Smith.
Mrs Haye of Kingston on Thames celebrated her hundredth birthday by wearing her best coat. Upon returning she said she had been to heaven. Hayes, who is slightly deaf, struggled to pick words while guests muttered sympathies.
Australia were all out for 400 in Sydney as Collins and Ponsford posted centuries while England struggled. The English side were all out for 72, with Hobbs and Sutcliffe among those dismissed, and the match featured tense crowd reaction and controversial umpiring decisions as the home team gained a strong early advantage.
Cricket scores from the Geraldton Association matches played this afternoon show Cosmopolitan and Austral Chol innings with competitive totals and a likely close finish. Details are fragmented but indicate notable performances by several players and a tight race among local clubs.
In a crowded venue in Girrahitoa, Sampey and Cazaly staged a tight bout with Sampey gaining a slight edge in early rounds while Cazaly showed strong defense and momentary bursts. The match drew applause as both fighters exchanged rapid, forceful blows, but Sampey dominated the exchanges with sharper technique before a final, cautious finish.
A historical racing programme lists several events with stakes and conditions. It notes nominations for each race, including visitors' handicap and Farewell Handicap, detailing weights and allowances for horses with various races and starts.
Fragmentary classified line lists items including mutton, sugar, cane plumes and motor spirit with unclear quantities and context. The readable portion hints at an old market or store item listing without complete details or pricing.
Fragmented OCR lists myriad jewelry items and prices from Snell's Goldsmiths Hall, including signs, signers, rings, armlets, bangles, and mounted pieces. Entries show varied dates and old currency figures, with items such as earrings, bracelets, brooches, pins, and hair ornaments priced across multiple lines, reflecting a catalog or sale listing.
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