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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
3
A chaotic football special overran barriers as 43 people were injured. The crowd surged at the station area near Blangow and Hae, with authorities and coaches aiding the victims amid a tense scene.
Trade specialists depart Britain for France and Germany, signaling shifts in wool industry expertise and cross border collaboration as market dynamics evolve in Europe.
A. J. Cook, general secretary of the British Miners Federation, spoke in Doncaster about reviving the industrial Triple Alliance of miners, railway workers, and transport unions. He urged solidarity to avert a strike, warned against a six hour day compromise, and said the government would face a revolution if miners are pressed.
Peeve Narmi, the famous Manisa owner, suffered his first defeat in America tonight as Gunner Nilson, a fellow fighter, topped him in a close match in Brooklyn.
Fragmentary report notes a 1914 Boh or_awedatia meeting discussing Australian Aborigine place names. It mentions ties to Asia and Europe and a race from an earlier branch, with unclear details and wording. Further readable entities include My ney and Austria references.
Police were detailed to regulate the crowd at the Kensal funeral for Edie Camema, the victim amid a pile of wreaths. A simple green palu leaf inscribed to the deceased marked the solemn scene as mourners gathered.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ruined area or object named Treamore with references to Loadus Jen and a unique treasure. The text mentions a severing boom and exposure to sun and weather, with a tomb of Seti context and summer outside. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
A fragmented report indicates a grim Italian tragedy involving a group linked to a vendetta. The alert references individuals found dead in beds and a Ram sign, with locals in Vilsa and Arias Bellieve noting the violent disturbance and possible motives.
A partial report from the Hasler dockyard cites a superintendent of Admiralty experimental works saying statements to the letters in IW varied in degree while the clamp of the Shahumy Gough and others were noted. The page fragment provides sparse context and names.
A London report claims a sensational tale involving Countem Tal and a private scandal, with relatives reportedly taking Feemor away amid alleged revelations. The piece presents unclear details and censored names, reflecting a sensational press approach.
The Sea Men's Union in Sydney awaits the outcome of a crucial meeting as the dispute heads to the Arbitration Court. Anxiety runs high over the decision expected tomorrow, with ramifications for the union's future actions and relations with authorities.
Melbourne reports a strong push toward the Srungy branch, seen as likely to accept the overall Victoria brief. The move follows Sydney's example and signals alignment with broader regional policy.
In Sydney tensions flare as the Waterside Workers' Federation pushes to wipe out the Bureau while the Government insists on preferential treatment under the Act. The dispute centers on postwar labor authority and policy allocation.
Brisk batting and improved fielding show Melbourne side gaining momentum. Players deliver steady scoring, while bowling tightens the grip as the team climbs in the standings amid a challenging schedule.
Reports from Western Australia describe the destruction of the Sampson Jetty and severe damage to nearby towns. Dreaded by authorities as unusable for years, the jetty's collapse impacts shipping, with estimates of losses around 100,000 pounds. The North-West department notes the jetty at Point Rampan remains east fell and long, while infrastructure connecting Rochourne inland is referenced.
Western Australia summer meeting concludes with Prince MacDonald winning the Wes Thalia Handicap over a mile and a furlong while bettors watched betting odds and tote results for other races including the Guildford Welter and Tintinara.
A telegram from today reports Veury Houston and Xie Gold scored in a Bunbury event with Evens in a final. The Poet Che Pune, Prince Kibhanalaw clinched the double, winning the Fousstion Handicap and the Farewell Hamlieny in a closely contested program.
Perth reports a 43 year old contractor William Griffis found hanged late last night on Eleventh Avenue Maylands. A separate motor collision near Cottes car injured one passenger Miss Trowbridge a 19 year old Victoria Park resident, with Murle Jaho also hurt.
In New South Wales two men in a motor car crashed through a retaining fence at Vauxhall Bridge in Granville while travelling at about 80 miles per hour. The car toppled over the elstt with both occupants thrown free. Police say both escaped serious injury, one minor injuries reported. remarkable near fatal exit with mid air fall.
A Lowton Warin correspondent reports Fernandez allegedly misappropriated loan funds to cover book expenses and publicity costs. He allegedly took £37 008 70 and £15 for advertising, then borrowed more to repay debt after losing value on Bourse bets, ending with £5 000 owed to the bank.
Conflicting views mark the Victorian State Public Service General Division Union annual conference. A motion to affiliate with the Queensland Labor central executive failed. A socialisation motion for the production and distribution age was voted down. A teacher urged avoiding political propagandism in schools. The Public Service executive stressed nonpartisanship and serving the state, warning against political entanglements and rewards influencing service loyalty.
WABAWA MARKET ELDER sure and co Liwerein have received instructions from several owners to offer at their Nahaws Safeguards on Tuesday next. Items listed include sheep cattle and horses with further details to follow. Geraldton or Perth are invited to provide additional information.
Notice from Carnamae Road District listing names entitled to election as road board members at Three Springs and surrounding post offices. Last day for claims and objections January 1925. John Bowman cornamah 14 Jamuesy 1065.
A fragmented report covers rugby results with Scotland beating France and a cricket style summary mentioning Victoria and a lead time score. The item also references London events and a scientist proposing a new power source with batteries lasting longer and exergy drawn from vast materials.
Fragmentary text suggests a ghostly photo theme with a night scene at Mise Stead's house and mentions a fortune and unfamiliar names. The readable parts imply a sensational item from a historical page but lack clear facts or coherent narrative.
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