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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1920
Page
3
Fragmented OCR describes a political dispute involving Ireland, de Valera, and an order of authority. It mentions American gathering, a cold blooded case, a gang leader and investigations. The text is garbled but references political figures and violence.
Reports describe a conflict with numerous injuries among soldiers during a late and chaotic incident. The scene hints at armed actions and disrupted trade, with speculation about motives and control. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A proclamation declares martial law as authorities remain hopeful for stabilization. Details are sparse but officials indicate continued restrictions and orders. Public safety measures are emphasized while efforts to restore order proceed. Local leadership urges calm and cooperation during the crisis.
Telegrams report no new developments in a public services strike in Perth on July 19. Morning notes mention no statements from the Premier or government, while a joint committee letter inviting a conference remains unacknowledged. The Premier had not yet replied, delaying expected talks with the government.
A fragment discusses a disputes committee action at a meeting. It mentions a letter to the general secretary and a strike among civil workers. It notes wages for employed men and potential sympathy with union members.
Arrangements for voluntary labour are set for August. A social gathering at Bere On the toh inst features a tribute to Mr God Mex Jaques for his generous service to the Bad Orcs. The evening includes a commemoration tab and poetry, with subscriptions totaling over £400 and a noise from the basket sectar.
In a tense match the Brigades defeated Railways 7 to 5 at the final whistle. Key plays featured Doran and Lynch for Railways and heavy scoring by the Brigades’ forwards, with Mitche, Meadowcroft, and Dorin contributing crucial goals as the battle for cup momentum continued. Discussions at the council focused on a country week and cup tie scheduling, aiming to keep Gerriton represented.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a colonial edition fashion feature. It mentions Len ch Beiders and Feactions for All with garbled phrases about wind, wires, care, and timing. Details are unclear but center on attire and stylistic notes.
A community fair will run September 23 and 24 featuring a penit, confectionery, ice cream, and a public booth. Organizers invite participation and announce a premier guest to attend the event.
Vintage newspaper ad listing a Great Serge Sale at Carter and Co offering navy and indigo serge in multiple widths and weights with reduced prices. Items include all wool navy serge, fine soft serge, heavy navy coating, and cotton serge with numerous yardage options and bargain prices across the sale.
Genuine reductions in all departments announced. E. F. O Connor named collector. all must conform to provisions of the Trade Act. W. B. Mitchell, general reader, signs off on measures for Veloma era.
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