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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1924
Page
3
Uncertain progress marks Allied Conference work as sub-committees fail to complete tasks. Plenary session could be delayed by failing inbors while senior envoys from Canada France and other nations monitor developments. French minister Herriot signals resolve over treaty sovereignty amid ongoing diplomacy.
Australians win Empire Rifle Match as Shewrin sets a world record scoring 29 percent of 30. Australia leads with 2.99 total at 1000 yards, while South Africa, Britain, Canada, and India follow in order. Australia surpasses prior totals with strong marks across distances.
A garbled report cites the Archbishops appeal for a full inquiry into spiritual healing. It notes resistance to notification of rancor and questions about the boy’s healing claims and church state relations. The British Medical Association meeting in Beulfuet is referenced with debate over science vs spirit in healing.
The report notes Dowinione’s emphasis on constant engagement with Britain as essential, highlighting imperial unity and Chamberlain’s perspective on maintaining strong ties with the United Kingdom.
Paris July 24 A road cycling race covering 186 kilometers concluded with Tonareras leading Bein in a close finish. The event highlighted French prowess as Bein faded late, while Tonareras secured the win reported by Presse.
Partial OCR notes describe a poem fragment connected to the Fiberal Ministry and a figure named Ziv, mentioning relief cures and a ministerial grant ban. The readable words hint at a literary or ceremonial context in Perth on July 24 with enigmatic references.
An unclear report from Melbourne notes a withheld award following arbitration actions. The document references individuals and terms but lacks coherent details, indicating procedural delays and possible appeals.
In South Australia the RHIP side dispute halted operations on the Wallaroo jetty with the Wallaroo division of the Australian Clerical Union and ships agents clashing over an agreement. The Walmarion, carrying 9,000 tons of wheat, paused as clerks engaged by the union were suspended and a work stoppage spread, halting loading and related duties at the vessel.
In New South Wales the court acquits the defendants in the Port Lytteton conspiracy case. Judge Edwards notes no evidence of illegal aims or criminal means, while Dr Ryatt and counsel for two defendants argue over the law and potential legal remedies. The jury was directed to acquit after the Crown failed to prove a conpiracy to pervert justice.
The feature program at Xinp's Theatre includes Binner or Majnt with Betty Blythe and Captain Fly By Night starring Johnny, plus a universal-labeled mystery film and Beery, Estelle Taylor, and others at Queen's Hall. King's Tuesday shows Bey of Mine from Booth Tarkington with Penrod and child-centered drama. Sunday Town Hall concert by Mr A Mara with new numbers. a dance carnival and novelty dance by A Windred. proceeds to City Bank.
Clare Harnes a former Geraldton resident died at North Perth on Thursday wife of W M Barnes ex councillor here Mrs J Jackman who went to Perth for medical treatment has two May examinations due this afternoon with a report expected Monday Mr Thomas Walker has been elected Speaker in the new Parliament after two examinations wig and gown practice noted under the Labour regime A sufferer from insomnia described a doctor’s question about a stiff brandy before bed the reply was No but it made him tired to say
The report lists race results from Moonee Valley with winners and betting odds for several events including Hurdles, Stirling Moserh, Lindsay Gordon Steeple, Glen Orla Handicap, and Welter Handicap. Details cover horse names like High Wall, Golden Gambier, Jolly Bubble, and Blue Town with odds and placements noted.
The Salvation Army announces services at Hall Tocovew with 11 am session and 130 play Holyation and Anguace Came. Christ Church hosts a morning service and Sunday school with a 3 pm Humilay rehool. Presbyterian Church plans Sunday services led by Br. J. Me and Wesley Church notes tomorrow as Young People's Sunday with Rev H Paoli speaking on Child-Oem relations to Christ. Evening topics include Fut Things First and a choir performance of Ye the Lord.
The Our Own Correspariant reports the Surprise District Medical Fund meeting held last Sunday with J. Satchell presiding. A new committee was elected including Br J Satchell and members Jamieson Aragh McNamee Astrap Wentharal Cooper and J D McDonsid. The article notes duties by retiring officers and mentions J Hinman’s departure. A ball and fund-raising events supported the Medical Fund and community activities including a youth note instruction program and a trout dinner for holidays.
The July 25 report notes a welcome relief from a dry spell as rain returns and forecasts suggest more is needed. It describes Mockowanne facing a forthcoming summer and the provincial hearing set for Galaxy Miationn in the week ahead. The tomnis club plans annual tournaments on the 27th, with many entries and optimism for a successful event. A annual ball is planned for October. The local shooting section reports the first npcon shoot of the Bitte Wah at 200 and 700 yard ranges with several members and competitors listed.
Report from Murchison notes crushing 103 tons of lode ore at the Calandoaia mine yielding rich coarse gold and a 4 to 14 foot width. Other parcels from J. Whillipe and Smith’s mine at Patek near Moyngee sent to the Cue State battery with promising returns. several parcels booked for treatment and two prospecting attempts by Carlson and partners. A separate incident lands an elderly worker injured at Three Bisters mine, while public note recalls Lord Northcliffe’s failed Sunday paper venture and wonders at the high circulation of rival London weeklies.
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