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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1923
Page
3
Londye reports the former king Constantine died suddenly in Palermo from a cerebral hemorrhage after a period of illness since his abdication. The event ends his long, contested reign and marks a historic turn in the region.
Athens date January 14 the government has refused to permit removal of the late ex King Constantine's body to Greece. The presence of Jewish refugees is cited as a reason and is treated as sufficient justification for the government’s decision, signaling ongoing political tension.
The Thint Communist Internationale reports an extensive defalcation investigation into accounts with losses near 7 million gold roubles. Valuables and the fighting fund have disappeared and several prominent executive members are suspected.
In January a young daughter of a doctor in a small town drank from a bottle of medicine after mixing a drink in a cup. She died in her father’s surgery the next morning. inquest heard she had seemed happy prior to the incident and authorities attributed death to the drink’s contents and a fatal sleepwalking episode.
In Berlin on January 35 the Provisional Party arrived in Mochum amid great excitement. Leaflets distributed by Communists call for war with Frauer and the resignation of German Dr. Cuno.
London reports a Berlin account of fighting at Medials Jithuan Lane where Lithuc Jame gains complete possession. The text notes Labour sympathy with German Socialists and a Buxton delegation trip to Germany to convey British Labour support. It mentions large grain shipments to French and German railways and British economic impact.
A disrupted conference with Brewery Workers International Union officials led to a push for prohibition and a return to light drinks. The report mentions Mr Hanvel Gyo Pimp as a key figure and notes a movement toward temperance and limiting alcoholic content.
A Jersey City man collapses after drinking at a bar as three men die nearby. A prominent prosecution witness faces threats with three gunshots fired into his room, while New York and London report satisfactory telephone experiments with one-way transmission. A crew member on the wheat boat Cape Theife falls a ladder but sustains only minor injuries.
Fragmentary page notice shows Soldiers Pictures schedule for Tuesday and Wednesday with pricing 16 and 17, plus obscured names and stray phrases. The garbled text mentions entertainers and a possible poll or program listing with unrelated names and fragments.
January 14 Kalgoorlie reports a vacancy election for the Legislative Assembly. First Count shows Cunningham 223, Raven 74, Rows 340, Nebwann 168. Second Count tallies Cunningham 1,258, Kaven 0 (incomplete).
Mr. A O Neville states from the North West that cotton tower news near Derby shows men optimistic for the future. Clearing is slower than expected but 90 acres are ready for ploughing with 75 to be prepared soon. Water is secured at about 50 font on two blocks. Illness to Mr Kenward forces him to retire from the venture. W E K Chitman steps in but cannot proceed yet. Several applications have been made to the authorities eager to show what reclamation can do.
Brisbane reports the Senate tally shows Crayfanl N. elected to the draft for Queensland with 144,087 votes. Crawford X and Ulltey Dee also figure in the early results as the count proceeds.
Sydney January 13 employees of the city council threaten to strike if a 44 hour week is enforced. A definite pledge was given that the 8 hour week would not be enforced. During the latter half of 1922 the union had shown loyal adherence to measures.
The wrangle within the Labor Party continues as Mr Dooley is slated to be brought before the executive or court for a further appearance. Reports indicate the dispute remains unsettled and actions are being prepared.
Victoria reports reveal the Prime Minister's firm resolve to support the government line under pressure from the Country Party. The piece notes internal shifts and personnel changes, including resignations and transfers, with local incidents and arrivals in Melbourne and Perth. It mentions Mr W Thomas and Major H A F Whitkineos, plus Rev J Otley and Mr J J Brown among others, as part of ongoing cabinet and public notices.
Commentary discusses government efforts to eradicate weeds, proposed farming and dairy support, and the impact on rural districts. It notes Sutton’s guide to fodder, loans for halls, tramway projects, and an optimistic view of dairying becoming a staple, alongside local water shortages and community concerns.
A fragmented report on WA racing brings results from the Canning Cup meeting. Renunciation by Mallywier and West Amite by Mural shown strong staying lines. mention of Barwon, West Baul, and renunciations. Details include weights, breeders, and judge errors. Also notes on other races, horses, and betting, with references to Auvergne and Central Handicap coming up, plus owner-tuner items and donations to charity.
The article notes renaming of point races at the Feral club and the 30 ards event to be decided Saturday. Mentions rival competitors, a presentation of recognitions, and upcoming meetings to adopt rules. Also reports on a Perth visit and a serious accident near Willow Gully involving Moa.
5000 forward store ewes and wethers to be auctioned by Elder Smith Co Limited at Gowen Stock Tracking Yards near Cue. Morrell and Hernian of Edaguce Station offer 2794 Merino ewes aged 4 to 5 years, off shears, in good condition. Transit arrangements via Perth Express to arrive Mayday week. shipments via Geraldton line for Ciwrakiton buyers, with early stock arrivals to meet demand.
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