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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
3
Berlin dispatch reports in the Reichstag Herr Bimone clarifying Germanys neutrality on the Polish question and denying any alliance with hubria. The speaker argues Germany should not ally with Russia against the Entente and urges Russia and Germany to be bridged despite past strains.
Paris reports a wartime warning that Poland should resist aggressors. A desperate fight unfolds as Polish forces skirmish with advancing armies. a demoralizing clash leaves a sergeant wounded. In London a soldier is shot and killed, bullets riddling his body.
New York reports say Archbishop Mannix plans to land in Ireland despite an official Downing Street notice stating he will not be allowed to land. Other dispatches claim different restrictions and political objections surrounding the visit. Also in brief, Vancouver notes a boat race for the Am erie Cup with the Resolute winning after three races. Dempey and Miske sign to meet in Minnesota for a bout with purse details.
The Forest Department has repur chased timber belt near Perth Geographe Town. It will supply undercarriages for wagons and protect prime tuart from loss. The department aims to extend preservation measures and model further tuart belt plans while ensuring a perpetual reserve.
Telegrams report progress toward a settlement in the civil servants and teachers strike. One major obstacle remains over salary payments during the strike, with talks ongoing between the disputing parties and a government committee. Separate items note cabinet appointments in Australia and trade tensions, plus a social gathering in Biloxi with prominent attendees and receptions.
Letter from Geraldton criticizes opening Norra reserve to selection. Objections cite public interest, pastoral use, and risk to scenic value. Correspondence includes appeals to preserve reserves for future generations and to maintain existing by law controls.
June last saw settlers of Oakagee and Howatharra raise funds and wheat for Private A. J. Allen to return home. A joint committee led by Mr McChukey and later Mr Lowe organized labor and donations totaling 214 bushels valued at £446 11/2. Expenses and a surplus were managed by Fred Wilton, with Allen contributing personal funds to finish the scoting.
The Gondwoat Club set race acceptances for Goodwood events with list of entries across Second, First Class Plates and Handicap events. Notable entrants include Tom Castro Seigneur Merrick and Amiens with varying odds and distances, along with starting times for each division.
Fragmentary text notes a September entries event involving Wig Excellescy the Governor and Lady sKendogel with references to a Premier and a September date. Mentions two Ladies and an entry fee of £1/1/. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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