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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
3
Amid European tensions London reports France and Belgium insist on continental resistance feasible. Thousands of workers in London and provinces refuse work as strikes spread, challenging wages and wartime production. Development notes highlight empire resources and Australia as a cotton producer.
The court convicted several defendants of conspiracy and large scale rackets linked to a planned division of Fagiadd into illegal military operations. Art O'Brign and MrGrach received two years each, while Galvis Malarkey Mumm and Flemming were sentenced to twelve months. New York heavyweight Dempsey beat Gibbons on points to retain the world title amid a rough fifteen round bout.
Heavy rains disrupted fixtures as Imeka failed to field a team for a Protheroe clash. Northampton beat Protheroe by 16 in a fast open game on June 24 at their ground with standouts Hutter Murphy Wrenstead and Mima. Mitchell Cues Wemell and Joe Drage tried hard for the magpies. Next match Northampton host Smeki and face 14 point defeat. Eaton shown in debut. Umpire Gitwore praised. team selections and upcoming Geraldton clash in August noted.
Telegrams report a 17 year old youth found dead with a head wound near Downs Brook. Investigators traced a companion who had previously gone missing alive but was found. police question him about the shooting and plan to tour the scene with the youth to locate the expedition spot.
Fragmentary report suggests Bhatti the sleeper ewer is tied to a murder following a bush tragedy at Donnaybrook. Authorities expect an arrest and note about 12 shillings found on the body indicating robbery as the motive.
Agivey July 4, John Raukin fell off a cliff at Mere Wother Newcastle. He survived a 70 foot fall but suffered serious injuries. Ambulance crews risked their lives to lift him to safety.
A fire at an Amadale residence killed Patrick Kennedy, aged 50, whose body was found in a bath under a pile of embers. William O Connor aided in dragging the man from the blaze and, with others, used bath water to fight the fire. He died hours later from his injuries.
July 4 report from Aslbourne notes the National Federation of Victoria calls on the Federal Treasurer to raise Old Age Pension by at least 3/6 a week. Dr Earle says the government will revise current conditions. Also from Byiey a report on the loss of the steamer Point Pioneer before it foundered.
The wreck of the Sumatra prompted debate over its condition and seaworthiness. Captain Kirhanton testified the ship was thoroughly seaworthy and recently overhauled, with experts approving repairs and significant funds spent. A marine inquiry was deemed routine, with no government commission planned.
A fragmented July article describes work on a Bumatra at Gardem Islands circa 1318, criticizing the Bubant Administration steamer Mecklong. It notes wool sales activity, prices, and buyers from Kimberleys Port Hedland Carnarvon and Eyre districts with various lots and auction results.
Acceptances for Goodwood meeting announced with a nine event programme. Entries include the two mile Arddle Race with rivals such as Thomond and Best Fleece and a Secondary Plate featuring Danza Cherkey and Foramina among others. A Children's Hospital Cup and a Third Class Plate are listed with multiple entrants and odds.
Listed entry times and placing notes for races and hurdles. Includes segments for Starting Times Henno and Jester Handicap. Mentions Woodwood Selections by Lesbiel and various divisions, with names like Jolie Snead Conely and Clever Perna and references to a Children’s Hospital drive and promotional notes.
Final acceptances listed for the three mile Grand National Hurdles at DH Victoria racecourse on Saturday July 4. Entries include Mondale 116 and Pistolier 10.10 with a mix of weights and competitors such as Max maar Jacketal Loi Bendoe Berrimbo Guiparyi Oats Mucenier Masckah and Bren.
A local recreation ground event will feature junior and senior matches with Mr Higgins in charge and Mr T J Joseph as referee. Reserve players include W Weston for juniors and Tenn. The narrative also references agricultural trade notes about lamb imports from Australia and New Zealand, noting market interest in young lambs and price ranges for British buyers.
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