Hopepel Anticipations A Girl Killed and MP Wounded
Fragmented dispatch reports a girl killed and an MP wounded amid London unrest. Government suspends operations as tensions rise and authorities contend with housing crisis fallout.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1921
Page
3
Fragmented dispatch reports a girl killed and an MP wounded amid London unrest. Government suspends operations as tensions rise and authorities contend with housing crisis fallout.
Mr J Will veck returns from the Eastern States to Sydney for a brief leave. Mr J Hickey MLC arrives in four hours for about a week. Mr Mills MLC travels to Gernkiton and the Murchison after trips along the Mollowa Wongon line. The strain of touring exhausted him and rest is advised. Mrs L Thoms, long mayoral figure of Buser y, spoke at a Legislative Assembly meeting. Health issues and political anecdotes follow, with talk of Lord of the English paper and Sir Hawkins’ legal earnings and the Bar.
Tomorrow night in the Town Hall the Hand will begin a new season of Sunday night concerts under Mr Dunn. The programme includes items by Mr O Connor and solo by Master Robert Dunn. A large audience is expected at Marine Terrace as the choir continues under Mr Dunn’s direction.
A railway accident at the North Fremantle bridge after a man opened a door and was thrown into the river. The missing man is identified as water Neil McPherson from Perth, with no trace found by morning. Related notes mention Melbourne figures and a separate Sydney society death.
A government inquiry into the death of Mm bers condemns unwholesome influence and notes that morbid ideas were encouraged by an Indy figure. The Board of Industry announces a July 15 ministerial statement on education standards and a related determination.
In July reporting from Melbourne, 1921 population totals show 1,230,114 nationwide with 765,46 in the metropolitan area. Acting Prime Minister Joseph Cook defended government plans amid press statements about Commonwealth spending.
The fragment discusses evil servant departments and an estimate by the treasurer. It questions collective solutions and urges individuals to work out their own salvation. It ends noting dour price ruined to suit millers.
An announced plan to extend the rail line from Victoria Park to Come South Perth and connect Claremont with the city draws both optimism and opposition. Residents fear disruption and costs while supporters hail deeper city links and improved transit as essential to future growth.
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A limited company will sell by public auction on a count of owners the shop equipment including acoustical items, cream and cheese machines, Candahia Station 3008 Weather, and large frames. The listing mentions the Wool and a south chair and other items.
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