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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1922
Page
3
National troops entered Waterford on a Wednesday night and seized key positions held by irregulars. The advance pushed toward the city center as they overwhelmed a local garrison and, within hours, indicated control of the area.
Fragmentary text notes that at The Hague Conference officials discuss a resection policy for Russians and aliens, urging governments to protect confiscated property belonging to foreign nationals. No clear decision on specifics is stated.
Fragmentary London report from July 21 notes the British miners conference seeking to disturb proceedings and the impact on Saakire miners, with unclear details about the decision or parties involved.
Bunbury July 21 The secretary of the local Disputing Board stated that the trouble between Millars and the cart drivers has not been settled. Millars are still evading arbitration by allowing their carting to be done by job carriers.
Perth July 21 Royal Commissioner Blend delivers a drastic indictment of the present railway administration calling it not economical nor efficient and recommending a board of three commissioners to oversee reforms.
Mir A. W Mack opened the Auatra-Man Society’s main building at King William Street and Clement’s Lane in London. The single story structure features a dramatic design and hosts Anglo-Australian business and insurance representatives. Seymour King spoke of its suitability for its status and future occupancy.
Incomplete OCR text offers few specifics. The fragment mentions Britain and a name resembling ERCOVE or MINIWTE OPTIMUNPIC but contains garbled terms. No verifiable event, place, or date is discernible for a reliable summary.
The industrial situation worsens due to a general strike, with major factories idle and closures looming. Reports indicate a critical downturn in output and sustained disruption across sectors.
A Maori guide in Rotorua attracted a Scottish party member with praise for Aberdeen, recounting kindness shown there. The guide, while polite and gallant, refused advances and kept the party’s safety in mind. The tale ends with a show of gratitude from an Aber Town lady linked to the group. Savings to Australian farmers of 2,900,000 dollars were announced as a related financial note.
Reports say Mr. Kemmis, a bank manager, was killed in an outer suburb home. An iron loaded pick handle was found at the scene, and detectives were dispatched for immediate inquiry amid heightened local significance.
Fragmentary notice describes a disputed position in South Aub involving Mc Murphy and the A W U tied to a lake owners association. References a court decision and potential award context with named individuals Ritts and Sew Wales, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
Williams on pane Dooley on violin and Mr in on cornet contributed significantly to the performance evening. Their skilled play enhanced the program and engaged the audience with melodic unity.
The balance of the Paiia shows six golf medals, three silvers and eight awards awarded. Notable names include Nelcom, Keating, Jack Mills, Thorsen, Aubrey Burs, Macey, Tafer, M. Maranall and Mears trophy, with various yardage and handicap events noted.
A report notes a trial match at Queen's Park around noon amid chaotic remarks about dates and meetings. The Australian Women's Association, founded in 1900, is mentioned in context of historical Australia.
The G C A executive led by Vas Keli Ist and Mr L Herman hosted in the Mayor's Parlour to review the fourth County Ring event and fundraising efforts. Council discussed school singings with Geraldion and weather bureau reports guiding air service safeguards, noting an expenditure approaching £3,000,700.
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