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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1926
Page
3
Reports describe severe tremors felt across Europe including Liege and Cologne. Widespread fear followed after impacts damaged homes and disrupted daily life as residents sought safety and authorities assessed damage.
A fire devastated the Cobleme area causing extensive property loss. About twenty thousand pounds in damage is estimated with many buildings and homes damaged. Residents face months of recovery as workers restore power and services.
Reports describe subsiding dykes in Limburg and Deventer with no reliable dyke remains. The floodwaters continue to threaten villages including Brammom as waters recede slowly along the river Yael and surrounding regions.
Widespread floodwaters in Holland force thousands to flee homes and abandon livelihoods. Reports describe vast property loss and lasting displacement as communities struggle to recover from the catastrophe. A separate telephony experiment report notes a successful wireline link between Berlin and Hamburg, delivering a three minute call in minutes.
Report states two arrestees in Mrs H M Smaete murder at the Veroot hotel confessing to the crime. Motive cited as pure plunder and involvement of local natives is noted.
A projected conference is reported for February in Canada Australia with informal talks expected before the fourth annual conference of the Nation. The notice mentions Waghinevon and January dates as part of the arrangement.
A garbled report indicates a proposal to levy a poll tax of £2 on all foreigners visiting Grovce. The plan claims to provide free tickets to the antiquition in return, but details are unclear and the article is heavily damaged.
The report mentions a police sting and a court matter in Hyde Park area. It references a financial sum and an appeal process. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
Vice Admiral lamdon discusses the Saylamb battle controversy as reported by the Levin tei Express. The piece notes criticisms of leadership and the failure of command during the Totland operation, warning of strategic missteps and inquiries by the Navy Department.
A local plaintiff files suit against a gas provider alleging improper charges. The case seeks redress for disputed bills and refunds, with court actions expected to determine liability and any damages.
Fragmentary OCR text from Western Australia with garbled phrases. No coherent event, names, or dates to identify a factual item or summary.
An unnamed man named Mr Bartlett in Dinmed witnessed a water car crash yesterday. The car skidded and overturned after swerving to avoid a marine crane. The center panel jammed and the vehicle burst into flames, trapping Mr Bartlett who was rescued with minor arm and leg injuries. The car suffered extensive body damage and regained power after being freed.
A heavy June 7 flood event in South Melbourne caused widespread watercourses to overflow, submerging streets and damaging property. Reports indicate Malvern bore the maximum rainfall while Caullichl drainage work was planned to relieve future flooding. a court sentence is noted in the chaotic aftermath.
In Senate circles Millen of Tusmssie is slated to be elected President next week replacing Gi cas who will not stand. Newland the Committee Chair is expected to back Ken Mor Milles with Labour Party support. Milles is seen as a rare choice.
Fragmented text suggests the Prime Minister and officials discuss warform working hours across the Commonwealth. Indicates a possible conference between Commonwealth and Mentone Arbitration Judges to address labor issues and child endowment.
A fragment references Presbyterian Church activities in Hamilton and Victoria with monetary amounts and dates. The readable text mentions a church, a congregation in Hamilton, and a sum of £1001 connected to church affairs. The rest appears garbled.
Unclear text fragment suggests a reorganization notice involving Melbourne and Trie. Details are unreadable, but mentions Amitralize Truler Uoloa and a near date to change position. Further readable facts unavailable.
The report outlines Dr B Henry Amalipage and colleagues proposing a tuberculosis treatment program in New South Wales. It suggests the Commonwealth should cover preparatory expenses and allow free care to residents, with the government financing initial costs for Australia.
A Workers' Industrial Union meeting discussed recent NSW Legislative Council appointments. The gathering confirmed union support for several members and criticized the council composition while addressing industrial concerns and solidarity.
The Chamber of Commerce says the four hour week would deal a severe blow to industry in the region. Officials warn of widespread disruption and adverse effects on local employment.
The government has chosen minute manapoly for motor services and plans to buy 800 buses. Premier Mr Lang has offered no clear indication on how the purchase will be financed.
Government decision bases on construction of a floating dock at Nemrnstie to cost £41,000. It hints at independence after acquiring the revamped plant of Billy Frevies Limited.
Reports describe a severe storm across the Wage district causing widespread travel disruption on the rails. Wind and lightning damaged signaling and roofs, while several trains halted or rerouted. Emergency crews assessed damage and cleared debris as residents braced for continued unsettled conditions.
In South Australia the new EL S804 coating project in Adelaide’s suburbs shows weak activity with limited progress and signs of inertness in the construction phase during that year.
The North West Minister Mr J M Drew announced features of Aboriginal reserve expansion and two depots to be established north of the Prime Regent River. He cited past expeditions by Mr East and Mr Boatom shaping 300,000 acres along the Walcott Tabethe Calder River for centralized native control and settlement, with government approval to purchase suitable land for a lasting solution.
The text discusses improving anteral methods to suppress dangerous weeds, outlining the responsibility to prevent permanent spread. It notes districts prepared lists of controllable weeds, proclaims nos. of weeds in state parts, and mentions temperature data and a London council experiment at Bronley with a honey combination service.
Porth The Day reports betting odds and results from the Belmont meeting. Perastrix runner wins at 12 to 1 after a strong finish. Juvenile horses Cantica Herwin Gable Arran fire staging also noted with odds and performances.
Fragmentary report describes a racing event on Leresber 20th with Geax Anis withdrawing due to injury while traveling. A separate incident involved La Cyogey receiving a kick from another rider on the return from Mevka.
A fragmented wartime style note reports a weigh in at the Beyo Teing Club meeting on January 7. Competitors and weights are described as misread or misrecorded with a poundage listed for the day.
A vessel at Swanley yard loaded about 35 thousand bags of a cargo for overseas work. The ship took on 160 bakery items and left at 6 20 in the evening with six tons of coastal export bound north.
A June column by E H Thomne argues prohibition drains state finances and fuels crime by bootleggers, minting profits from illegal liquor. The piece condemns enforcement failures, violence, and organized crime while urging action over apathy in the face of tepid federal stance.
A report on the era’s rail speeds notes the Great Western line achieving near record mileages and speeds. It cites David Okehaw and observers in London and England noting trains reaching high speed and timetable efficiency, with comparisons to continental networks.
A lengthy, chaotic account describes the so called Grand Duchess of the Beouars, aged about sixty four with white hair, arrested at Markborough Street Police Court for begging. It details alleged schemes, letters to Royal figures, and prior public notoriety tied to her claims of noble status and fortune.
An armed confrontation ends with a man named Toorak shot at during a chaotic chase through Brathan and surrounding areas. A woman tries to intervene, a rifle is fired, and the assailant is later seized as authorities close in. Residents report a tense pursuit near waterways and roads as investigators collect evidence.
Mr H R Sleemas returns to Perth from Whim Creek with renewed hope of restoring informal ties. Negotiations in London aim to secure capital while a new treatment plant and mine refurbishments proceed. Government plans to reestablish water supply add to expectations of revived activity at Whim Creek and nearby Pilgrive’s Kort.
Australians at the Queens on Monday feature an all star Australian cast in The Bushwees epic tale of bushmen facing drought and danger. The program also includes Comedy Phantom Fortune and The Scarlet West with Wallace Beery and Pauline Starke in The Devil's Cargo as midweek attractions.
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