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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1920
Page
3
The gross font identified as S3L171 shows a current deficit of 4,022,290. The figure reflects cumulative overruns and pending expenditures, requiring review of allocation and potential cost-saving measures across affected departments and vendors.
Police found a dead body near Lake Clifton amid early inquiries suggesting possible foul play. The deceased, described as a German descendant, is identified as about Ab years old with a gash wound. Investigations continue as detectives seek witnesses and motive while local breweries report closures and worker shortages in Melbourne.
A guarded proposal to fix prices at five shillings per bushel was considered, pending state government consent. Senator Russell indicated the measure would become operative after a conference, with the entire wheat position to be reviewed at the January session.
Report discusses Canale Ltd and Mr J KR Evans promoting trade with Canada and Australia. Government plans a Vancouver to Australian ports service. Duncan notes Canada could export raw materials like skins and hides, while Australia could expand wool and related industries, signaling strategic trade goals.
The carnival features the Flallowayt Stakes won by Bobaris with Bates aboard. Mice Keallworger and Hardy Norseman finish second and third as betting favored Bobaris wins by two lengths. Welter Handicap run over one mile sees Lustroca on Drury Lane win at Perth.
Text from cables reports M Duasta secretary general of the peace conference held a controversial interview with Ron Dersoer head of German peace detexation. the discussion suggests a German signature to the protocol within days. D Annunzio again favors fight rising to death as Paris notes. The Paris city council resumes support for D Annunzio after his pro war stance.
London dispatches report air mail service to Paris will handle Australian mail in future. The year end honors include General Sir William Birdwood titled Baronet of Anzac and Totnes.
The New York Times correspondent reports that the United States and Japan have reached an understanding granting Japan a free hand to take any military measures needed to protect interests in Siberia. It is believed Japan will deploy a fresh force large enough to defeat Bolshevik forces.
In London a man was arrested and charged with possession of a revolver tied to Sinn Fein activities amid charges of a plot to import arms. Fein literature was found linking him to the scheme. The case suggests organized efforts to import weapons connected to Sinn Fein.
Echo de Paris reports that General Devikine's army has been forced back in retreat with portions of his force returning to Olea and Fettating town amid a reported disaster to Deni Kine. The Zurich dispatch notes disruption and movement as the conflict unfolds.
A London report notes exclusive publication rights for historic letters by the ex-Kaiser. The letters cover Boer and Russo Japanese wars, Kaiser Wilhelm II, and German foreign policy aimed at a world dominance against Britain, with hints at Russia and France involvement. The archive promises key insights into the Kaiser’s character and diplomacy.
The Northampton Jockey Club held its annual meeting on Kerr Year’s Day at the new course adjoining Show Ground. Only two starters ran in the main event, Nund Hoy Paving and another horse later scratched in the run-off. Various small details and oddities mark the chaotic racing section, with mentions of horses such as Mistle, Six turboines, and Some Blaze among others.
At Besch Carnival on Rew Year's Way the Yatt Club staged a novelty race. The morning heat featured unclear text with names like Groper N. Chapman and Gt Weing. Afternoon bandicag race for Mr M. Quaie's trophy saw Mass Ay Shamrock 2 and Gepper 3.
Fyosen Mext Committee secretary A P Cue reports London response showing the Board of Trade agreeing to allocate 1,600,000 cubic feet of storage for Australian apples during the season. This would boost shipments by about 20,000 cases from all states, with consideration of increasing exports if fruit availability becomes clearer.
A fragmented report notes ongoing discussions between the Commonwealth Treasurer and other officials regarding a harvest related funds proposal. The text hints at timetable issues and potential early seating for a forthcoming year, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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