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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1922
Page
3
Island reports heavy fighting in Dublin around Parse Square with key positions captured during an enveloping action. Resistance waned by 3 AM as officials described the situation as torus. Separate item notes the funeral of Victor in Guildford with a flag draped in a rag as a sign of respect.
Fragmented OCR text hints at an anticipated clash near Capel Street Teecee. Details are unclear but imply an upcoming confrontation or skirmish in the area with no confirmed participants or dates.
Telegram reports a severe earthquake tremor felt in Kalgoorlie Western Australia at 430 this afternoon local time. No damage details are provided and authorities have yet to issue an official assessment. Further updates are expected as investigations proceed.
Fragmented notes report General O Maille and Ganecel Griffin serving in war courts and overseeing state issues. They face garrison duties, while Dublin civilians anxiously await senior metropolitan roles. Banks verge on closure as unemployment rises and an appeals board forms. Food supplies arrive amid widespread economic strain and suburban stress.
In Dublin Free State troops encircled the Irregulars on the east side of O Connell Street and along Parnell Street. From O Connell Bridge and the Parnell Monument they swept the streets with machine gun fire. Ten Irregulars surrendered after Cassily Hotel on Parnell Street came under fire amid censorship measures by the Irish government.
Racing report from Melbourne and Perth outlines Pimpars Grand National entry, Nickajack injury update, and trainer comments. Belmont Park betting prices list Mountain God to 1 2, Grand Fleet at 10 to 1, Agus Glenard at 14 to 1, with Red Banner upset in the primary event. Names include Jack Woolf Nickajack Colin Bayl Wooloo Mishocny Vardi and trainer Norton.
The region sees a welcome change after a long dry spell with a cold night and light rain. Weather updates show scattered showers, modest rainfall, and improved conditions in the rain-soaked districts, with ongoing reports of moisture and wind. Registrations for local weather observations and related figures are listed for several towns and marches.
In New York on July 3 a large casualty list notes train derailment fatalities with twelve confirmed dead and others unreported. A proposed new shipping service to Australia is mentioned as under consideration. On July 2 a lightning strike caused extensive damage to a grain elevator, destroying much of the facility and injuring workers.
Members of the Dailo assemble as a free order exemption is noted. The record mentions some attendees and departures but lacks clear dates or formal actions. Further readable details are needed to specify the event scope or outcomes.
Perth july 4. The Forestry Commission met and took the evidence of Br Gil concerning the coal field. Officials report ample supplies investigated, with tests underway to confirm reserves and assess extraction feasibility. No injuries or disruptions noted in the report from Collie region.
New South Wales dispatch notes officers of the Commonwealth Weer, Largs receiving a notice in Sydney dated July 4. The report records four hours of seven days centering on the notice and its implications for the force.
Melbourne July 4 The Victorian Parliament opened with a Governor's speech urging vigorous land settlement and railway expansion, along with water conservation and distribution. Tea Club attendance rose, with 20 members present for practice. Shooters faced stage fright as amateurs bested some veterans, scoring up to 34 on the 500 yards event and 33 on the 600 yards. Next Saturday’s program features 500 yards and a trophy for long-range competition.
Tenders invited for property parcels in Geraldton district listing lots, streets, and frontage details with deposits required. Also notice of application for transfer of beer premises rights in Geraldton by John Crago and Charles Taylor with solicitor Mills & Altorfer.
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