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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
3
Fragmentary report from Lamon dated July 28 outlines tensions in the coal crisis. Mentions Mr. Cook and miners delegates, review of the whole position, safety concerns, and hopes the conference will begin decisive action.
A mixed dispatch from London and New York reports French government moves aligned with labor support measures and financial restraint. It also covers Australian Workers Union protests against the death penalty in a Berth bank clerk case and notes tension between Western Australia’s government and the Labour movement, with possible policy signals at a forthcoming AW.C. convention.
A weekend toll from poison liquor includes twenty nine affected individuals and four blinded, with three women among the victims. Authorities report eight arrests tied to the case, and charges of first degree murder against a man and woman. Raids hit three private dwellings and two saloons in American territory, with seizures of wood hobel and onde stile and numerous documents revealing schemes to hundreds of Buffalo residents.
Anyncinted agents report a strong fur rattle market at Capley's Silbog on Toemiay with 458 ents yarded from Derby distri ct and nearby areas. Prices varied by weight and quality with bulls peaking near £25 to £35 for top grades and other beef ranges noted. Elter Smith and Co Limited sold 250 cattle while Dalgety Co Limited moved 224.
A lively ball night at Yuna drew guests in elaborate costumes with a theatrical parade. Master of ceremonies Ay Oxenkinn guided the program as children and adults wore varied outfits, featuring names like Laifien and Queen of Spades among many colorful participants.
Mr Bran Birmingham, CEO of a Birmingham optical firm, launches an Optimetrist guarantee promising full patient satisfaction. If glasses do not meet expectations for any reason, repairs or replacements will be provided at no extra charge, ensuring defect mitigation without further cost.
Telegram from Melbourne reports Mr. Mann of Perth resigns from the Nacionalist Party following a split with the Ministry on fiscal policy, finance, and state relations. He says he will pursue an independent seat in the House.
Melbourne reports show widespread telegrams from across Australia urging MPs to oppose petrol and excise duties. Queensland alone sent about 2,000 telegrams urging withdrawal of increases. Victorian Cabinet to discuss urging Victoria to press federal government. Prime Minister's men join unions as Bruce mansion project nears completion with workers likely to join the actions.
Melbourne July 28 A 38 year old local, Holoman Goldstone of 31 Greeves Street Fitzroy, was set upon by seven or eight men as he walked home in North Carlton They poked fun at his Boxer hat and after retort was severely harassed He was found later in the gutter and taken to hospital with a broken leg Also notes a Victorian Beamen's Union meeting on July 28 where Walsh and Raeburn names were removed from ballot papers for Seamen's Union officers.
The Test at Manchester finished in a draw amid overcast, chilly conditions. Australia totaled 235 with Tate taking two wickets while Tyldesley’s 81 sparked a late Lancashire-style stand. England ended 5 for 305, and Macartney impressed with a high score against England.
The Morning Post notes clear disappointment in the test collection and relates concerns about the introduction and overall effort. Ragined's team has shown reliability in batting, with observers highlighting a cautious, mixed performance and calls for steadier execution.
London reports Sydney Sith the Australian manager says no job exists in the Melbourne Oval Test dispute. He notes opposition to extending play beyond three days and suggests referring the matter to the Australian Board of Control if authorities push to finish the game irrespective of time limits.
The official view hints at a push toward a final finish in a racing or boxing context. Authorities weigh the outcome as part of a broader competition scheme. Names and exact events remain unclear in the fragmentary report.
Police pursue death mystery of Christopher Hylm with signs of life noted after body was found. Undertaker Frank Siebert reportedly drove the route near the time of death and declined to give a statement without a solicitor present. Frank Villeneuve Smith, KC, allegedly engaged to Siebert, is said to have traveled from Adelaide to North Terrace and Glenelg, with timing around a late evening dance.
A brief item notes a total of 355 stumps associated with the term Twitkets and the phrase Woop in a clipped, fragmented style.
A 53 year old woman was clinically dead for about fifteen minutes before doctors at a London coroner's inquest recounted how heart massage and abdominal incision later revived her. Anesthetic, artificial respiration failed. heart massaging and air pumped into the lungs restored breathing and she began to live again. The extraordinary case astonished the attending medical witnesses.
A fire gutted the Mile Depot complex this morning trapping a pasteurising plant. Firefighters battled the blaze for about an hour as the structure was reduced to rubble and an estimated 1,000 gallons of milk were likely spoiled.
Racing page lists Selene Vale meeting with acceptances for Saturday. Hurdle and plate events include Buckhead Chief Brown My Jewel Shiglon Golgo Pamens ciner Ba Becete Lady Tarmish Enthusa Bow Paror Zi Trevella Tai and Winlyls with notable odds and starting times. Also notes Farewell Welter seven furlongs with runners and owners D W Griffiths presents Loves and Sacrifice drama listing for Saturday showings.
Auction notice lists 40 Merino ewes, 10 seks hoggets, cows and calves, horses, cattle, and wethers for sale. Describes ages 2 to 4 years, with prices and conditions. Further entries invited by The Auctioneers Gersktton and Perth.
In Sydney on July 23 1923 Mr Tang reported that Mr Lang would not sign the Federal agreement related to the Mf tensions. The abdication of agreement stirs political friction as officials seek a resolution.
Surprise resigning by A. D. Tulependent, North Mydney member, triggers shifts on the Metropolitan Meat Industry Board. Arthur Tonge is named successor, aligning with Labour interests. Observers see it as a Lang-timed move to push Labour policy amid council opposition and future Uppar House appointments.
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