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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
3
London report details a Tuesday dawn siege after sailors occupied the ex-Kaiser palace. Commander Wels and two aides were arrested for proposing to dissolve the Sailors Corps and resist joining the Republican Guard. The Guard bombarded the castle, many sailors were killed, walls damaged, and the balcony smashed during the occupation.
Daily correspondent interviews Herr Karl Kunteky who cites MA official archives assigning responsibility for the war to the ex-Kaiser the ex-Crown Prince of Germany General Ludenberg Admiral Tupitz and the pan Germans including industrial mutantes wad the mutiny faction in Germany.
A note from the Russian government proposes peace terms and seeks Allied mediation. War Office officials deny reports that German forces have mistreated or harmed prisoners, stating the allegations are unconfirmed and awaiting verification.
The Official Press details the Nicér Naval Commission's work in German waters. Led by Vice Admiral Sir Mum Jague Browning, it included American, French, Japanese, and Indian officers with British and American technical experts. It visited Nordholz Zeppelin station and observed the Lanoue Lid and passages near the Channel. The Hercules battleship is noted amid the canal passages and England-bound movements.
Gerqu erulath reports disruption as the Submarine Commission moved to finalize scores of T boala with incomplete completion. Protests from Ger rying prompt delays while mechanical and termane arrangements were set for a Wednesday session.
New York reports United States naval urges tie to the Ameritleet with England's claimed new submarine types. One model allegedly carries a 12 inch gun and reels a heavy recoil. Officers say England built a 25 knot surface speed submarine, steam driven with four inch guns and a crew of fifty and long range wireless.
A stark warning portrays Dolshevism in Russia as a threat to global peace and urges allied intervention to prevent spread. The piece argues that Bolshevik influence destabilizes governments and endangers civilians, calling for coordinated military or political action by allied powers.
Paris dispatch quotes Prince Lyell urging immediate US and Japanese intervention to defeat Bolsheviks. He says 200000 troops could stop Bolshevism now, but a larger force will be needed in three months to eject Bolsheviks from Petrograd and Moscow, leading to a republican Russia.
The Boxing Day shoot at Greenough drew a large crowd despite heat, with 26 firemen competing for trophies. Smyth excelled at 300 yards while Talbot and Methews performed well. Greenough won the handicap team event. Geraldton visitors arrived by car, and a soldiers match with prizes was planned for New Year.
Esperance fish promoters Mesure Upic Ward and Orr have formed an extensive fishing business. They purchased four boats and a fast motor lorry to transport catch to the Norseman railhead and then to Kalgoorlie markets. They claim delivery to Kalgoorlie within 24 hours from water.
From Our Own Correspondent reports a December 21 Town Hall dance for the Australian Comforts Fund. W Carson elected chair and H Edwards secretary to lead a Peace Celebrations committee. A Christmas Eve children’s outing raised £13 for toys and a Father Christmas distributed gifts and lollies. Nearly 200 children attended. J Clancy, former schoolteacher, received two presents from local children and supporters.
A Boxing Night stroke social by the Railway Boys bid farewell to Messrs Nancarrow Howe and Rhodes, transferred south, and to Medim Clancy State School teacher leaving the district. The event featured songs, speeches, and tokens of esteem from coworkers, with Mullena losing several loyal supporters.
Telegrams report from Perth dated December twenty eight say patients at Woodman's Point are recovering well with no deaths and no serious illnesses. Fremantle waterside workers face ongoing trouble as lumpers strike and rally at Victoria quay to demand employer concessions and rotation of workers, signaling a boycott of returning soldiers.
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