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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1923
Page
3
A mob looted and clashed with police as streets emptied. injuries were reported while authorities delayed the evacuation. The unrest stemmed from soaring prices and a proposed wage increase pegged to a June baseline, the Socialistic Federation of Truss Vainne aiding police efforts at stores.
Labor figure in Lumlun on July 2 warned that if the principles behind a large workers’ strike endure, they will shape the outcome of effective bargaining and bargain terms.
London July 24 The Evening Steadarit reports secret arrangements for obtaining the Apahlinger cure for consumption for Kingland. The research by Broomen Br Mpabtinger controls the distribution of the serum and vaccines. He has signed to cancel the agreement. The Heitis Government will arrange to supply Dr Mpabtinger who will provide 30 percent of the worth and vaccines for use in Eughawl.
In the House today Mr Rows Macdoonel argues for a conference on disarmament and a policy of peace and safety. He urges government steps to call an international meeting to discuss a program of disarmament and to respond to naval buildup concerns.
Early July tremor rattled Los Andrlog area as Hollywood figures fled homes in panic. Mov ing Picture executives, church officials, and local residents were swept into a scramble amid aftershocks, as plans for regional development and religious events were noted by correspondents.
A gruesome level crossing tragedy at North Fremantle tonight left Dorothy Milléuy a 24 year old woman dead. The victim, last seen at Gras Street, Fremantle, was cut to pieces by a train bound for Fremantle, as neighbors say she had not been at work for several days and had been visiting a friend when she disappeared.
July 24 in Vera saw final police court stages of fraud charges linked to a 160000 government savings bank scheme. Defendants Porteous siblings and Adelaide Hope Porteous, with others, face trial for conspiring to obtain bank funds by fraudulent means. several accused were committed for trial at the Criminal Court.
In Terth July 24 report from London, Australian oranges shipped by the Orams arrived in good condition. Prices realized reached up to 200 Wy per case as buyers paid strong sums for the fruit auctioned in London.
A survey of set pieces in horse racing from Melbourne and Perth includes Belmont Park events, Metropolitans weights and acceptances, and notable horses such as Scorpius and Archibuse. We travel through results, stakes totals, and upcoming races including the Australian Hurdles and Caulfield Cup with wagers and bookmakers.
Sydney reports a deadly week with multiple incidents. George H alhchd of Ashfield died after a collision between a motorcycle and bicycle in Parramatta Road. Two children run over by a car in Newton. William Verica Mareden aged 3 killed. William Smith aged 8 knocked down in Chalmers Street. Albert Hillson and Olive Dixon injured after a motorcycle sidecar crash. William Wise and Thomas Plows narrowly escaped death near Newport as a car lost control and plunged down a 200 foot embankment.
Sylmey announced that a further 48 metropolitan hotels will be Pennation representation, totaling £102,250.
Melbourne on July 24 reports the Federal Government will contribute £300 toward the cost of an Australian team for Paris Olympic Games next year. The grant is contingent on managers raising the remaining £9,700 required for the tour.
In Melbourne Court yesterday Charles pleaded for leniency arguing his father was a criminal who forced him, from a young age, into housebreaking in a carver as a basis for reduced punishment.
The piece discusses CLVEMA'S popularity with the public, noting widespread cinema attendance in England. It blames cinema industry trouble on lower wages for workers and mentions unnecessary bail reductions and tax cuts as key factors, referencing Vertes and Putty amid unclear context.
The Hickson healing mission will hold a Perth event on August 1 and 3, with 2,000 tickets issued as lists slow. Hickson will preach from the Cathedral on Sunday and visit Claremont, Port Hedland, and other centers, offering private consultations and public healing. Post visit, Mr Foote of Burra, blind in one eye, reportedly regains sight after hands-on treatment. doctors and specialists are astonished.
A rugged football match at the Recreation Ground on a gray afternoon saw red and blue teams contesting the field. Key moments included a two point margin by halftime, with Vint Quaker From the bounce and Cream leading the red and blacks in a forward push, Kemp passing across the field to net more points. Beurees notes the second half featured continued pressure, Beeres remarking the reds kept initiative and three more goals shifted the balance. Kemp, Stone, and Laith dominated play, Stoker and Cunvitte sparking attacks, while Go Bakes and Casaingiam added late goals as the Blue side pressed.
The ad promotes a cinema program titled Top of the Month with Marshall Neilen and Leatrics Joy plus Mats More delivering five reels of comedy. It cites William Fox as presenting a special feature and asks readers to pay a registration fee or face a gates act consequence.
Revelry notice states at a board meeting dated Friday July 20 1923 rates for year ending June 30 1024 were struck. Unimproved capital value rate set at two pence per pound with a minimum of two shillings. Vermin rate and other charges listed with imperfect OCR text.
A demolition demonstration of an Oletrac tractor will be held on Wednesday and Friday at Mr G E Bewell's Deepdale ouasters Road. Watch for the fantastic Ole Trac at Crooks and Brookes Limited Loreal Agrats.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions food items and brands but lacks coherent events, names, or places to form a factual news item. The readable portions reference canned goods, eggs, butter, vegetables, and preservation concerns without clear context or dates.
Mullewa Road Board invites tenders for road works including clearing extensive repairs and repairs along Perth Road near Undatarra and Telegraph Road. specifications available on application to WM. Carbon. Submissions due by noon on the Saturday in August.
Instructions from the Estate of the late Reverend A Fondef to sell a large furniture stock including oak dining suite leather upholstery seven pieces, extension table, sideboard, bed, mattress, bedroom set, wicker chair, carpet, kitchen items, glassware and more. Items nearly new. inspection day before sale or arrangements with the auctioneer Boglereor Gyraldtea.
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