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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 27, 1921
Page
3
Lonlin December 24 the Dail has adjourned amid a hung vote on the proposed agreement. Deputies return to their duties divided with both sides claiming momentum but the tally appears even as observers note possible shifting support. The article mentions De Valera and other figures in the debate as leaders press opposition to the pact.
Obscure report notes revival of religious fervor causing fishermen in Franceburgt and Dakerville to repair boats and adjust gear. In Lomfou and Devoaiber, December 24, believers anticipate Judgment Time as crews salvage nets and gear while some sell equipment to cope financially. Revival meetings spread as far as Glasgow amid waning catches and rising poverty.
London reports December 28 that 10 churches in Leeland or Christine Ey urged clergy to lead prayers for peace. In 47 churches in Closme Ireland a letter from Bishop Brown on Christmas Day urged people to support the peace treaty. Dublin says 26 families back ratification and broad public support for the treaty’s adoption.
From Malta and nearby ports ten British cruisers arrive in Egypt joined by British troops. Reports from London on December 28 describe a serious situation with rioting spreading to several centers as security forces confront unrest.
Lenin outlines a revised policy stressing state control of key industries while allowing factory ownership by workers under centralized oversight. He calls for attracting foreign investment and merchants to boost industrial effort and asserts the proletariat requires decisive restructuring of Russia’s economy.
A notice reports that the exhibition at Walkaway was declined by Mr C L Duncan. It notes attendance by various contributors and mentions plans for a visit to Philadelphia. An ensuing item references a December event and a separate Berlin telegram about German payment terms.
Telegraphed analysis from Melbourne argues the Federal Cabinet reshuffle aimed to balance Liberal and Nationalist-Labor representation and state interests. Commentary notes the new Under Secretary role increases ministry personnel and suggests the coalition may crumble if relief for a few members is not justified.
In Melbourne on December 26 during the interstate cricket match Victoria trails New South Wales. NSW were 34 in their innings with Andrews scoring 115 as top-scorer. Victoria closed at 4 wickets for 163 with Park 99 not out.
Perth reports the death of Dr Kelly Roman Bishop of Geraldton in St John of God Hospital Subiaco Western Australia. Ordained in 1883 he served 14 years as a priest in the Perth diocese and devoted himself to the diocese’s organist work. He grew weak and died peacefully last night with funeral arrangements to follow in Geraldton.
Fragmented report from December 26 notes disputes at the Washington conference with Lundin citing blame and protest in debates over Japanese policy and Britain’s role as the talks unfold.
The article notes James Buckland’s claim on insect life surpassing other beings, estimating hundreds of thousands described and many more likely unnamed. It discusses gypsy moths, potato bugs, and various insects’ voracious diets, reproduction rates, and impacts on foliage and ecosystems.
A Chambers Journal note explains how modern jewel thieves blend into society. Expert in social circles, the thief studies targets, uses disguises, and relies on insiders to access valuables. Cases show contractors and watchers enabling theft with quiet precision.
Over two nights at the King's Hall in Northampton December 22 23 townsfolk raised funds for the Local Circuit Pauls of the Methodist Church. The popular baby vote collected 117 9 pounds with winners Drage 1307 votes Stoker 6223 Evans 2148 Ayling 084 Brand 413.
The notice advertises tenders for a 15 mile 2 bed barbed at Nerudee with Geraldton items and a renovated house in the best residential Kitong area. It also mentions Australian native birds and animals, urging bidders to the Noon January 18 1822 deadline and listing MESSRS Bogle Bros as agents with H Wilson solicitor details.
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