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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
3
Cairo reports precautionary measures in response to declared military action across the countryside. Troops have intensified patrols and movement as authorities assess potential risks and prepare essential defenses. Local residents record heightened security and watchful warnings from officials.
London inquest heard a boy died after a violent confrontation with another youth. The witness testified of bleeding injuries and an attempt to explain the harm, with evidence noting prior illness and that a confession was urged. The proceedings referenced a returning home after a night clash and a plea for truth in the hastily prepared statement.
At Dublin's Callige rally for government candidates amid by polls, protesters shouted and clashed with police. The immense crowd overwhelmed the doors, interrupting speeches and arrests followed as tensions rose.
Fragmentary Berlin item describes an attempted attack on Professor Einstein in his residence. A woman revolver incident led to police involvement. The piece also mentions a Russian revolutionary context and a figure tied to the czar era.
Sounom and Ron report a delicate Turco Greek situation as Turkey expels the Geonk Patriarch and a convention on Turkish Greek exchanges is discussed. Greece protests to Turkey and contemplates referring the matter to the Hague Court of Justice. Greece retains control of the June 13 property previously ordered.
Signor Mussolini denies there is a reign of terror in Italy and rejects the notion of any brutal suppression. He asserts premasonry in Baghdad differs from Freemasonry in Italy and defends the government against such accusations.
The report describes a Bow Street Court matter involving two proprietors of a lodge or club, with a dance or dancer element, detailing an early morning raid on two large premises. The court found War something, possibly weapon or warrant, impeded, leading to the defendants’ appearance and a Mart judgment.
In Petrograd on February report says a schdigt named De Vereey and two native Larrsine were rejected after escape from Biborian prison. Thousands reportedly remain unaware the war ended. One inmate bilieved to have died while attempting to escape.
The January deficit widens as state figures show revenue of £586,170 against expenditure of £1,000,000. The six month total deficit to December 31, 1924 stands at £369,754 with total deficit to January 1, 1925 at £473,256. The treasurer aims to cut the deficit by June and requires substantial improvement over last year’s figures.
Melbourne February 2 Developments in shipping dispute relate to deregistration of vessels and regulatory actions. Brisbane reports ships tied up as government bodies seek compliance. two vessels awaiting departure were detained. Authorities warn of penalties over unpaid wages and work delays affecting payments to crews.
Adelaide Feb 2 Tom Walsh president of Federated Neamen's Union scrompn Gnedernty Melbourne yesterday addressing a branch meeting aftermon The outcome of the mi strumer Mackurray will be damned The revolution which brought this about does not affect the Lamueroo as women have been in mo Way response for her being held up with the Cooks' Union
The Roebourne cyclone caused extensive damage across Western Australia. Affected areas include Warrambie Pyrat Amiover Cooyapoogs Shallow Writ Kerrate and Karralig with Karratha reports reaching about 55000 in damage. Local authorities assess structural destruction and community impact as relief efforts mobilize.
Investigations into the Thompson disappearance focus on a man matching the aged description from Halanaland, with a possible sighting by a elderly driver in a car heading toward Brighton. A young woman assisted the fare, while authorities pursue every lead in the unresolved case.
The text reports on Heroic and related horses in Australia, including purchases by Martin Wenke for Heroic at £1000 and a potential transfer of ownership contingent on a racing authority decision after an auction. It notes a record price of 14,100 guineas for Valais at a prior dispersal sale and mentions the Duke of Portland securing Carhime in a separate deal.
Mrs Foster stands trial on four counts of manslaughter after a motor car struck Henry Walker on Plinders Street. Walker died from his injuries sustained in the February incident.
Fire gutted the main hall destroying the organ and paintings of former Mayors with estimated losses around £86,000. Replacement organ £235,000 and debris removal £3,000. Fire caused by faulty wiring. residents and boarders evacuated as Victoria Coffee Palace next door escaped damage.
A six storey HUser House building at the corner of Bourky and Russell Streets burned fiercely at 1ivetock this morning. An explosion shattered masonry and flung debris into the street. A firm believed to sponsor the blast is under suspicion. Fire brigades extinguished the blaze. the top two floors were wrecked. Debris slid across the roof of King Theatre as water continued to be applied.
Sydney police arrested two men on Monday night as alleged members of a gang. The group has reportedly stolen motor cars in recent weeks, with police recovering several vehicles and investigating ties to the gang’s operations.
The Turf reports races at Tattersall s Horse Bazaar this afternoon with Pagoda and Tintimara, both imported, changing mounts. Pagoda is ridden by W Attwell for Aiguimeus and Tintimara by BAL Robinson, a former park owner. Visitor s Easy Win noted. Hobart February 8. The English team beat Taamuainia easily, with Sutcliffe scoring 149 and Senda 22 in the first game. Tasmania innings details and second innings follow.
Hatfield bins report from the Sheffield Telegraph indicate the shilling fund passed a milestone in public support for Sutcliffe's double century, reaching £205 as part of the fundraiser.
Fragmentary notes describe a cricket match between Interstate teams. The garbled text mentions New South Wales and Victoria with references to wickets and aims to secure victory. Names, dates, and complete scores are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Mr Pat Lawler survived a dramatic wagon accident near Masikerkine when a passing car startled his five horse team sending the wagon into a sudden scramble. He clung to the wagon framework and, after a perilous drop, landed with minor injuries. Fellow townspeople helped recover him as the convoy stalled and other vehicles followed.
An OCR fragment notes a morning opening of a fourth aisle at the Wont Exchange with mention of prices not being adjusted, referencing Cartier sales and unclear monetary terms. The readable names suggest a historic trade catalog context.
London pet market report notes a subdued session with 9.7 million kilos offered at Wool Sales yesterday. Prices remained steady as buyers showed caution and activity declined across lots.
J Mathew Ernest Punch of Dongarra Hotelkeeper applies for license in the Magisterial District of Victoria. Notice that he will seek hearing before the Magistrate at Geraldton on February 10, 1925 at 3 o clock. Filed January 30, 1925. Applicants’ signature required three days prior to hearing. Forms obtainable from the Clerk and official notices.
A letter from Sister Madeleine dated February 5 1925 requests donations to help sick children at a cottage near Cottesler Beach. The writer appeals to readers to send funds so the children can be sent to the sea for recovery and notes regret over a winter illness affecting many local youngsters.
Professor A J Carlton of the University of Chi reports a 11 day rejuvenation protocol claiming a sovereign age reversal. In three years of work he asserts fasting boosts gastric secretions and metabolic rate, making adults resemble youths and regain weight targets, though the mechanism remains unknown.
A fragmented OCR line mentions water and a mix with tin tele and puce in hallow, leaving unclear context. No identifiable people, places, or events are readable to anchor a fuller summary.
Public auction sale of land and property with details on dates. Listings include farms, houses, and railway land parcels. contact Ted Blight and others for inquiries. Also advertises a sale of busts and a dramatic novel promotion with actor names and theater details.
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