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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1923
Page
3
A group of miners threatens an immediate strike if two directors and a leading official are not released. The workers accuse the figures of refusing to provide information and to render a proclamation, pressing the government to act or face a walkout.
A London report from January 22 warns of an impending coal transport crisis as the authorities anticipate mine closures and a disruption in supplies. Contingent factors point to potential shortages and economic impact.
Paris dispatch reports that miners have adopted a policy of passive resistance, expressing reluctance to perform any work. The notice indicates a formal stance yet lacks concrete actions or dates beyond the January report.
A German ambassador candidate protests the arrest of rake mine owners and a German shot incident. The incident follows a seizure or protest connected to M. Poincare and related independence tensions.
A police officer confronted a woman who brandished a revolver near a Republic inscription site. The sergeant, attempting to restrain her, was reportedly struck and the incident involved a failed arrest.
A gust of wind toppled an elevator on the river, sending it into a tug and causing two vessels to collide. The tug Albert sank after striking the submerged elevator. Seven aboard the tug, four discovered drowned, leaving three missing.
A damaged Suva report warns of a dangerous wreck lying in waters between Midile Rae and the Australian coast. Captain Qusen of the steamer Sue fears worsening weather may push the wreck into shipping lanes, urging precaution and potential action to avert disaster.
Newspaper reports a call by Indian extremist groups to remove a statue commemorating General Henry Lawrence amid tensions with the government and authorities. The protest led to heightened security and public debate over colonial-era monuments.
Fragmentary report notes Ber J. Bredbury from the Reparations Commission referenced in the January 22 item. Bell hearings and related official actions are mentioned without full context.
Auckland reports IPTOWO strike declared off as federation demands guarantee. Seamen decide to withhold work amid current compensation talks and protests press for terms. Local crews align with union leadership to secure concessions and safer conditions.
Police report Angelo Bosley found dead in a Subiaco bed with a bottle of strychnine nearby. Doctor notes poisoning with suicide suspected. wife, a telegraphist, unknown motive discussed. Will to be held after morgue transfer.
Fragmentary report notes a siege event involving Victoria and Eda Beach. Details are unreadable. entities and outcome remain unclear.
A fragmentary Melbourne report notes efforts to land a group described as Italians in a January incident. The text is garbled with missing names and details, but indicates a resistance to entry and subsequent actions by authorities.
Fragmentary clipping hints at a political or leadership dispute with misspelled names and unclear location. The readable line references Devideos and Myrket-atreet, Byd ney, suggesting a local matter or commentary. Further context uncertain.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Miss A Constantine leaving for a centre by train and Mr Fielder arriving to take a position at a district high school. The piece also mentions German activity and a rise in imports, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
In Saturday’s final race at the Geanlivind event the welter handicap produced a surprise winner with Pullowa taking the lead. Howard and Jenictian King followed as top finishers amid betting at four to one.
The report covers the Tks W.A.T.C. summer meeting and events at Goodwood and nearby venues. It notes 18 entries for the principal event and six for the Waylea Plate, with King Wallace and Evacre among contenders. Weather and betting shifts are mentioned alongside results and notable riders at various races.
A fragmentary column titled Some Reflections on Various Torics laments We age and lose attention while discussing a goat episode in a Quimblion municipality The piece mocks local safety measures and public nuisance claims while imagining Angora goats roaming freely and retail displays in Geraldton provoking urban disorder.
In Sydney reports refer to England and South Africa test details with names like Edith Cowan and Willevek in political and social commentary. The piece mentions Geraldton wool sales, Cape Town debates, and public figures amid a broad mix of local affairs and international notes.
Notice declares the partnership between Sydney Lancelot Parker and Thomas Roberts dissolved by mutual consent on January 3, 1923. Debts will be received and paid by Parker who will carry on the business in his single name from Ellendale near Walkaway, Western Australia.
A brief notice reports Keith Robert Skinner aged years living with his parents in Atoms Vie who survived a wake with his mother’s prompt action preventing serious consequences.
A jumble of theater and film notices lists Soldiers Pictures Tonight at Wal esday and Katherine McDonald in Domestic Relations. Full orchestra acts appear with Elaine Hammerstein in The Way of a Maid and Lila Lee in One Glorious Day. A dance is announced for Saturday at Buot Chap lina Hall with consumer ads and furrier promotions adjacent.
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