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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
3
The text reports political factions in Lemion on January 3, noting Conservative objections to a Labor government and warnings about implications for domestic and foreign policy. It cites Sir Robert Horus as an example of shifting attitudes and stresses constitutional prudence amid petition-led debate.
Lenecu reports that Mr Reneau Mae Donald resigned from cabinet making and has transferred the office of Colonial Secretary to Mr Bidary Webb. The move follows a shift in town affairs and prompts discussion of social and industrial issues.
In Los Angeles on January 2, authorities detained promoter Dine and associates over a reel presented by Normand and Misa. The incident drew police attention as tensions rose around the exhibition and participants faced questioning.
Melbourne reports a deadly flu outbreak with several deaths as Bendigo sees rising panic. Authorities vow swift action while public health chiefs urge caution and prompt medical attention for the ill.
Results from the WA turf carnival show Lily Pony capturing the Perth Cup with a 7 10 0.54 win, among other races including the Imperial Handicap and two mile events. Bet odds listed, with multiple horses named and placings noted for the day’s meeting in Perth on January 1.
A libel action against racehorse owner and trainer Patrick Andrew Comninly continued in Perth with evidence from jockeys Tully Behaman and Leonari and witnesses from Belmont. The case concerns alleged defamatory statements sent to the WA Turf Club via a covering letter, with Witnesses describing alleged arrangements at the course and barriers.
The fragment lists names such as Millant Brede Scott Parry Fitz Fork Gitwon Bock Lages Aidamece Australa-Kelly Hotchman Balms Taylor J Groemier Korman Rowe Gonstantine Mel Hollings and a grocer reference alongside Australian.
Fragmentary report states Victoria scored on a maples play with concise mentions of a match on January 2 in Malbosroe. Details are unclear but the item notes a Victoria victory over South Australia with brief action notes and period context.
An aviation report notes a craft traveling at speeds near 100 mph. Details are limited due to the fragmentary source text. Further context remains unclear.
A British Air Ministry compilation reports rising passenger numbers on air services with 4800 in 1930, 5200 in 1931, and 6000 in 1932. Over 32 months about 3,000,000 miles flown by passengers and staff without a single accident ending in death among recent hospital inmates. Obituary notes Sir AB, formerly secretary to the Northampton Lead Board, died after a long illness.
A fragmentary report details rifle match results at a North Western District event. Key marksmen include Askew Sturman and Cant with scores around 24 to 57 and a total 158 in a 300 yard event. The text also references other shooters and ranges, including a December date and multiple participants.
Usual stock sales by Geraldton District and Co Limited list centres NABAWA January 16 with about 1 200 local sheep UTARAREA January 9 with 4 000 rinton ewes and about 1 500 local sheep NORTHAMPTON January 6 and WALKAWAY February 8 with entries sought DALGETY COMPANY agents for details.
Special notice fragment references ME 4 USs Freeldlog and the Geraldton Hotel with unclear date text. The readable portion notes a location named Geraldton Hotel and a fragmentary directive or event tied to Freeldlog.
AMP society emphasizes wealth and policy holder benefits with a record year for 1922. Probate policies are a special feature, and the note to district representative D Mentiplay promises attentive service and free information on life assurance.
Jim Worthington issues a boxing challenge from Gerfoldton targeting Tet McGeimnee. The notice frames a December or near-term bout and invites opponents to respond.
The Nabawa Markets Committee and Y Mountain group schedule public sessions on Wednesday January 16 1924 and Saturday January 5 1924. Officials invite owners and interested parties to Harbors Town rooms for the annual or periodic reviews and a public auction.
Soldiers' Pictures presents Queen's Friday and Saturday showing THE STRANGER'S BANQUET a rivalling motion picture about courageous womanhood cast of 90ater Player. Also KIWA'S THEATRE features Shirley Maeron-Irlet of the Circus and acts of daring feats with circus glamor. For details contact Dalgety & Company Geraldton or Port.
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