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Geraldton Guardian

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jan 31, 1924

Page

3

Railway Managers Meet at Euston in Settlement Talks

London January 2 The railway service has been settled A conference of managers held at the Euston Hotel at 4 oclock Monday afternoon and continued to the morning The mediation committee of the Trade Unions submitted a formula approved by the Engine Drivers Union Officials of the Engine Drivers Talon were called to a meeting The conference ended at 430 pm today An official statement says immediate resumption of work agreed to Mr Bromley says terms are very satisfactory to the men

London Euston Cum Grote of Trad Talon Bromley

Terms of settlement on railway mileage and strikes

London January 30. Terms of settlement fix mileage payments at 40 dollars in July and 150 in January. All strikers who sent the names within reasonable time will be reinstated as soon as practicable.

London Gay

The Men’s Benefit and a Commonwealth Luncheon

A report notes wages saved for engine drivers under a new mileage clause may exceed strike costs. It covers a London January 24 luncheon at the Anzac Club, honoring the Prince of Wales with Sir Joseph Cook and Mr. H. Thomas present. A cable from Earle Page praised Britain’s empire as a force for freedom. The Prince spoke of imperial responsibilities and linked Australia and New Zealand’s futures to the Empire.

London J. Bromley Engine Drivers’ Union Prince of Walks Hotel Ceail Soeph Cook Prince of Walex Sud H. Thomas Hie Tnt Earle Page de Mere Antralia Beitink Anstrelia New Zealand Australia Beng Semis Destians

Prime Minister Tackles Inherited Mess With Labour Principles

London report says Prime Minister Ramey Madoushi faces an inherited mess and vows to act in line with Labour principles. The government aims to clear the issue promptly, while Europe awaits solutions.

London Yinbe Ramey Madoushi Sidhie Rome Europe

Japanese planes collide in mid air over Kemigaure field

London reports a Japanese air force incident involving three planes in mid air collision above Kemigaure field. One aircraft reportedly crashed, with limited details available on casualties or survival.

London Kemigaure Avietex Samiandly

Bavarian Elections Yield No Separatists

In January 30 reports the Landing of the Palatinate of Bavaria states no separatists were returned in the election. The note confirms the absence of separatist candidates amid ongoing political frictions in the region.

Bie Palatinate of Bavaria

German Sailors Strike Hits UK Ports

London January 11 Mr Havelock Wilson acting for the National Sailors and Firemen Union telegraphed the Prime Minister noting 1200 German sailors from a German vessel struck at United Kingdom ports over a low wage of 2 pounds per month versus 9 pounds for British ships.

London Havelock Wilson National Sailors’nd Firewews Union United Kingdom

Labor Walks 115 Miles Against Labor Manned Trains

Miss Jewson of Labor MLP began a long walk from London to Neewieh covering about 115 miles to protest trains run by non union labor. In Bombay, January 30 a mill strike left 140,000 workers out across 75 mills amid heavy yarding activity and strong attendance from Midland and Eastern districts. Next sale at the Carnarvon centre scheduled for Wednesday March 5 with hundreds of sheep and stores moving through yarding.

London Miss Jewson Neewieh Bombay

Plunge into Torrens Fleeing South Australia Police

Telegrams report several men dived into the River Torrens to escape law after a bid at two up. As police arrived, 15 members plunged fully dressed, landing with three found by constables and five others remanded by officers.

Provisional Australian Selections For Amateur Rowing

At a special meeting in Felbourne on January 20 the State selectors chose an Australian crew for the Paria Oly wind. The Murray Bridge crew was picked to challenge Murray Bridge and A. G. Bull, the champion sculler, was named. Selections are provisional and hinge on a 90 before February 7 test. if Warren does not arrange, the decision will be made at Port Adelaide.

Felbourne

Promi contests reach third round with double century stand

The second match in the third round of the promi contests saw Fowell and Dama stars, with Woxsford twice reaching centuries as S.KW. faced Victoria in the Shotfield Shield. Victoria needed 221 to win but faltered after Porsford again posted a century, leaving the target out of reach.

Pyusey Januaryov S.kw Victoria Porsford

NSW report notes unusual violet feet sighting reported

A brief New South Wales report describes an unusual sighting of violet feet, noting the phenomenon could occur at any moment and is described without further details or context.

Federal Cabinet Meets in Canberra at Varumilia Homestead

Canberra January 3 reports the first Federal Cabinet meeting held in Canberra at Varumilia Homestead. The session opened with ministers present and discussion focused on early governance plans and national priorities for the new capital administration.

Yyrst Canberra Varnilumia Homestead

Dusling Downs Cooperative Bacon Factory Destroyed by Fire

A blaze gutted the Dusling Downs Cooperative Bacon Factory at Wiswbara in Macon, destroying the facility and causing extensive damage to the premises and equipment. Fire crews fought the flames but the building was consumed. No injuries reported.

Macon Dusling Downs Cooperative Wiiswbara Fous

Sale at Mulalwa Station Involves Large Sheep Lot

Readable text notes a sale at Mulalwa involving 7400 sheep. Other content is garbled and unclear beyond the livestock count and location reference.

Miloc and Early Wheat Reserve Sale Note 1904

A scattered 1904 notice mentions Maynard and Maynard saving limited Miloc and Early Wheat for distribution around 1 am on February 1904, with price 4/6 per bushel, plus notices for bottle purchases and various priced Browning items.

Maynard & Maynard Save

Bartram Sale Includes Weatherboard Cottage Listing

Fragmentary ad text notes a property sale linked to Bartram. It mentions a weatherboard cottage with multiple rooms, passage, lath and plaster, electric lighting, and grounds with a sixpence or fee context. The readable fragment hints at a sale listing in a local notice.

R Sale

Wreck Treasure Returns to Surface After 20 Years

Salvors recover rich metal from a sunken vessel long buried offshore. Lead copper and tin valued at three cases of copper have been secured but not yet weighed. The find shocks shipping circles and could reveal more ship valuables lost when the wreck occurred. A separate note reports a wood turner in New South Wales creating a life like fossil face from a flaw in a whaling book, baffling experts.

Dolph Sinclair New South Wales Han Sinclair Noseunt

Kings Theatre Saturday shows Colleen Moore in Everything for Sale

Colleen Moore and Cullen Lam in A PORAARING 65 percent CE BEE May McAvoy and Eddie Sutherland in Everything for Sale at Kings Theatre Saturday. A worthy successor to Carnival aims to attract crowds.

Queen ’S Colleen Moore Cullen Lami CEBEE May McAvoy Eddie Sutherland King's Theatre

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