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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
3
Shanghai reports improved outlook as three key groups resume talks amid urge to end conflicts. Officials expect general return to work soon and resumption of foreign shipping, despite ongoing tensions and weather affecting Canton. An incident notes a Talent agent expelled from the settlement area.
New York July 1 reports that Dempeey and Willa signed for the heavyweight championship bout. The match is set for next year with Dempeey aiming to win the title from Ehirry Wills, the renowned fighter.
Berlin reports that the Cubists drew up a reply to Paris regarding the Security Pact. The document stresses Germany’s willingness to join the League of Nations on certain conditions and notes that France broadened the German prospects.
Capetown July 17 Dominions may pursue independent policy warns General Smuts in the Legislative Assembly. He fears a security pact could eat the heart of the Empire and cause confusion across the dominions and the imperial system.
London reports Sir J A M Elder, Australia’s Commissioner in America, arrived for a visit to Wembley and to discuss Anglo American financial conditions. He will return to America at the end of August. Elder criticizes American banks for high charges and notes a strong desire in the United States to establish favorable relations with Australia.
Court heard Mrs Pariur aged 64 died from glycol poisoning afteryears confined to bed in agony. Witnesses testified that the grandfather urged a bottle to pour into her feeding bottle during the long illness amid claims of intent to end her life.
Police disclose eighty alleged counterfeiters have been arrested including several girls in a widespread plot. The arrests span days this week, marking one of the most extensive counterfeit operations uncovered on the continent.
A July report from Madrid describes multiple deaths in the village of Carvalhes due to infected meat. The text notes fear of further poisonings and mentions an American mining engineer in Mexico facing eviction in a separate anecdote amid chaotic details and garbled names.
In a July session, the House debated immigration policy with party lines evident as the Navi ton BAI and others pressed for a thorough reading. Meanwhile, Geraldton shows great interest in the manganese ore project with Toy and Young touring the town and Bogle Bros securing representation. Local cattle and horse trade at Hubiaco market on July 10 reports include 30 cattle, 84 hogs sold, and varied prices for dairy cows, springers, and farm horses. Market notes detail cattle values from £9 to £17, dairy breeds, and horses priced up to £28/10.
The article notes WA as a world cotton producer potential region with northern areas suited for high value cultivation. It mentions shipments of cotton from WA in 1923 and advice from national ministries and trading firms about expanding cultivation, with references to early experience, shipments, and anticipated gains in the cotton sector.
Perth reports the Federal Government will forgive five million for states to aid rubber settlements reducing Western Australia’s index totals by £796,000. Mansie outlines hospital funding via a penny tax to support public and private hospitals. sickness relief to be paid per patient daily. United Party endorses Pearce Lysek and Carrell for remote elections. deportation legislation debate notes government stance and possible board review to balance control without inflaming unrest.
Melbourne report notes Rovers lost Brigades by several goals in junior and senior matches with players named Rigby Dar Little Powell and Dunsett mentioned. Galena Town advances to the Hessen Cup final after a dramatic afternoon with a high scoring semi final victory and a later board meeting addressing a player's complaint.
A conference is arranged as the Shipping Industry expects a settlement to improve. The Commonweal Steamship Owners Association concedes the request for talks, aiming to base any settlement on reductions or adjustments to past objections.
A mass seamen meeting at Spilney July 17 urged action across Australian ports except the Commonwealth Line Steamers and endorsed a resolution critiquing anti-union measures. The motion, moved by A Clementoua and supported by G Edinger, calls for government chartering and cross‑port cooperation.
The Minister for Lapis, Mr W C Angwin, presiding over Cabinet due to the Premier's illness, urged cooperation among Labor administrations to maintain interstate rail service in case of a railblock. Angwin said no new information had been received and he would not comment further at this stage.
No further details emerged regarding the Yepe Mantle situation. Officials await updates from the Eastern States as local activity remains quiet and uncertain.
The note lists rate changes for the year 1025 including a 2d in the pound levy and minimum payments. It mentions sections of the office, references to the Bound not Inter Han, and a July deadline. Names such as JARRAH, Grete Bikey, and JOSEPH appear among other items including Wardrobe and Griller. The text is garbled but indicates a formal fiscal notice with due dates and earnings context.
AJOEI MORAWA WORED DISTRICT offers thousand acres of town and suburban lots priced three pence in the All Lwmons area. Bids must be secured from the district office of the Board not later than July. Clarke.
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