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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
3
In London the Amalgamated Society of Engineers faced a violent disruption as seven suspended councillors were escorted from the building by members. Four councillors were knocked down stairs, two seriously hurt, prompting the provisional executive to authorize eviction. The incident marks a historic stalemate in trade union history.
The Balkans crisis deepened as the Weace conference faced collapse after terms proposed for Adrianople and the Aegean lands were rejected. Reshid Pasha remarked that Turkey abandoned much territory but would not surrender Adrianople and would not capitulate at the sitting.
Vienna reports Bulgaria has paid 29 million 400 thousand pounds as war costs and now claims reimbursement from Turkey as indemnity. This follows Bulgaria's assertion of Turkey's responsibility for the expenditures incurred during the conflict.
In the House of Commons Mr J Mobertson stated the Narrung was seaworthy and not the Waratah’s sister ship. He cited reasons why she should not carry passengers to Australia following repairs.
Reported uprisings affect 11000 men in Seetush eek aid sell road to Liverpool and 1000 dyers in Lancashire and Yorkshire. In New York over 90000 garment workers strike, with waiters threatening to join the action.
South Australia and Victoria clashed in an interstate cricket contest ending with South Australia winning by nine runs. The match concluded today with South Australia taking first innings and Victoria second innings, securing the victory in Mefoverse.
Dalgety and Co report a moderate yarding at Metropolita with 3592 sheep 1050 lambs 30 tle and 116 pigs. Beef and lamb prices varied with some extreme rates for finishes while buyers pressed for prime wethers and stores amid a general quality decline. The Bishop of North Queensland gave a rural sermon noting rough yet good natured colonists and a humorous service interruption.
In Perth the deputy public service commissioner M C W Alcock delays releasing his report on alleged elevations and dismissals of Dr Webster and N Hancock amid secrecy. Quotations show wheat and cheese prices, with Blayney by election results hinting Liberal leads and a likely second ballot. Waverley shooting tragedy and Australia navy news intermingle with a long rail service update affecting Geraldton Ajana and Northampton schedules and a money saving feature at the Coliseum. Customs receipts continue to rise with a forecast of annual increase.
In Wellington New Zealand over one hundred cases of a poisoning scare have been reported in the past two days. Officials say the majority are traceable to ice cream and prompt investigation is under way.
A fragmentary notice recalls a gathering of friends of Mr H at the Vee Geral Club yesterday to bid him well and express support. It notes that Mr T Momstate, injured recently, was moved to Rosella Hospital for treatment and is making steady progress toward recovery.
Geraldton rifle range hosted a handicap sweepstake with members competing for demerits amid mixed form. The event produced an enjoyable afternoon of shooting with practice attendance by local mates and a note on rivalries and scores.
Instructions from Emanuel Bros and Phillips authorize a public auction of the Yandanooka Estate stock and equipment. The sale includes Merino ewes and lambs bred from Bungaree, wethers, cattle including milking cows, horses, harvesters, plows, cultivators, and extensive farm gear with meals provided. buyers to travel by specified trains and return routes.
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