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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
3
Australian dispatch notes Kupe's rendition in caning Mena. The report mentions developing symptoms of yocumnint and references the Vast sacrament Wak best wOi Miumnterest with limited readable details.
The Judassiat Eviloration has decided to d ammlr the men themselves for settlement of the strike. Fear grows that workers will not return to work before the main miners dispute is settled.
In Worhington January 20 a nationwide coal miners strike threatens as wage talks end in March. Miners' president warns against wage relents and calls for action, signaling potential government involvement amid stalled negotiations and firm positions on pay and renewal.
A garbled report notes joint Grand National favorites Spasiah and Blenplerhiasn in a chaotic race at Newbie with a fall by Heav yweight Boxiwo. Compentier and Kit Lewis are mentioned as matched. Lomlon, January 20, references Carpentier and Kid Lewis with tight articles in Eugloml.
Prime Minister discusses immigration policy and land settlement with Western Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia. Commonwealth aims to lure immigrants from Britain via land, trails, railways, and waterworks, with work guarantees and land blocks after settlement periods. Ministers plan detailed funding and cost itemization to satisfy London financiers. Discussions continue with Sir James Mitchell and other state leaders.
Readable market list shows goods and prices including butter beans potatoes beetroot carrots and apples with varied per unit costs expressed in old currency. The fragment notes fair supplies and prices for produce and dairy items offered by Thora at the municipal market today.
Perth telegrams report an extradition hearing on Arthur Tivndale of United Theatres Ltd. The magistrate noted the films appeared bought and Tivndale’s property. The case returns later. Separately, pastoralists and miners met with the A W U to discuss shearer pay and conditions for next season. no decision yet, with a further meeting set for Monday.
The Master Builders and Distractors Association told the Building Trades Union executive it will not follow the current wage and condition schedule after February. Union Secretary Walal said unions would be informed of employers intentions at the earliest opportunity as they work on an award joint effort and serve fresh demands on employers.
Tolay reports the resignation of Sir Joseph Carrathers from the position of campaign director of the Nationalist forces. It marks the first time the Nationalist Party has appointed a campaign director as a coalition rules committee with Coalition Progressives to oversee the campaign.
At Canning Park the Turf meeting featured Gravity King, 94 to win at odds 3 to 1 against the winner, Bix Betting at 4 to 1. In the First Division, Horden Yoruguee led Mont Biase Thatinh with bets 9 to 4, while Holiday Stakes saw Polytheist and Wisunis Brartle at 20 to 1.
Public notice announces a sale by auction of a large furniture collection from London makers, including Chippendale pieces, Oak suites, carpets, lace curtains, beds, wardrobes, and household linens. Private inspections offered, with public viewing prior to sale and transport arrangements via local post office.
A Perth woman listed as Mrs. Charlotte Todd formerly Mrs. Percy Dennis died last night after a suspected poisoning case. A doctor detected traces of poison and ordered her removal to Perth Hospital. The deceased, once known as Miss L, had been using various names and left Germantown some time ago.
A brief notice outlines an extension to an aerial mail route. Officials indicate continued air service enhancements, with details on pilot routes and timetable adjustments to improve nationwide delivery.
Local dispatch from Rockhampton Queensland on January 20 describes a troubling disturbance in the South Yaramba area. A man assaulted a woman in a bedroom after an attempted robbery, striking her on the head with a rifle and leaving her stunned. The incident involved a suspect named Rettet near Orlane. Further details are partial but indicate a violent home invasion with injuries and ongoing investigation.
Tomorrow sight at the church grounds asks High School Band members with instruments or uniforms aged 18 and under to bring their gear to join the adult band. Organizers plan to limit instruments, start marching drills, and request the Works Committee to help prepare Marine Terrace for approaching Bastar.
Brisbane reports a plague case with further suspected illnesses. A Hamilton suburb patient previously treated and discharged was readmitted today with a suspected illness. Public health officials investigate transmission and containment measures.
A fragmented report describes a tragic incident at Sydney Harbour where a launch misled by deceptive actions sank midweek. One individual, Semraes, is mentioned along with confusion over eight others, while the text remains incomplete and unclear about outcomes.
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