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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1923
Page
3
Fragmented text discusses peace, reparations, and Allied security. Mentions the need to respond quickly to Allied considerations and ongoing efforts toward a durable settlement amid global danger. Contains garbled phrases and partial quotes referencing postwar recovery and European security.
At Lausanne on July 13 Tomer Pasha caused a new twist by retracting three key points in the concord protocol. Bir Woragy Mambold closed the session saying the matter would be referred to respective governments as the arguing of the peace treaty was postponed.
London July 13 The dockers strike has pulled in a large body of workers in the capital and surrounding districts. Officials estimate about 30 000 dockers and other workers joined the action in the Pee London area, signaling a major labor dispute and disruption to port activity.
The court holds that Losdea B Te is connected with peels at Yakay Bey and confirms a verdict of wilful murder against him. The case centers on intentional acts resulting in death, with the jury affirming the charged motive and culpability.
The American heavyweight Jem Willard was defeated by Firpo of Argentina in the eighth round of a boxing match before about 100000 fans. Firpo dominated most rounds and drove Willard into a corner with strong pressure before Willard finally refused to continue.
West Australia finance figures from June show revenue of £1,004,067 and expenditure of £815, zents leaving a monthly surplus of £575,700. The yearly deficit stands at £406,250 with accumulated reserves around £5,510,915. The Premier praised continued improvement and noted reductions in the year’s deficit to about £405,000.
Melbourne reports Dr. Spahlinger halted negotiations over a claimed consumption cure. He refused to reveal evidence of efficacy or details of the remedy, while Dr. Cumpston, Federal Director of Health, said the department sought usable information. The British government observed the dispute as proof of no disclosed cure.
Melbourne reports a sharp rise in fruit prices with the Metropolitan One Company cited. Officials note increased costs in transport and supply chains, affecting buyers and vendors across the city as markets adjust to the higher valuations.
Reported in Sydney July 13 the New South Wales coal trade dispute now shows an agreement reached with terms not disclosed. Racing results at Flemington include the Midland Handicap won by ChGreen and a protest upheld against Polyslimite. a maddened bullock disrupted the lawn prompting police action. Runjolio won the Steeple at the meeting.
Details a West Australian football scandal with two East Perth players alleged to have been offered money to influence a match against West Perth. The WA Football League held a special meeting to discuss the incident and decide on a formal inquiry.
Investigations by charitable groups and Fremantle citizens reveal dire poverty among families, with children lacking adequate clothing. A campaign by Ugly Men associations plans to collect and distribute warm parcels to ease hardship while debates on meat prices and prohibition reflect broader economic strains. An upcoming agricultural college is announced, promising improved rural education and long term benefits.
Rangers played an aggressive first half at Queen's Park, taking a quick lead with multiple goals and a decisive second half. Calder scored again for Rangers, Bayfield responded for Town, and Rexford added a fifth for Rangers sealing a 5 0 victory.
In a junior match Town defeated Run by a clear margin marking a strong performance. Players from Town dominated the field with swift moves and coordinated passes as the game clock wound down.
Tenders are called for the erection of stock yards at Nowhampton for Dalgety and Company Limited. Tenders close on Saturday tis 193. No tender necessarily accepted. Mans and specifications may be met at the offices of the society secretary Jeffery.
Supplies were reported as at risk at the Municipal market today with the following listing of prices and items. The brief notice names core products and market conditions though the OCR is partial and some details are unreadable.
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