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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
3
London dispatch reports the Free Site troopy finding four seven imps of army across various areas of Ireland. The discovery is presented as evidence that de Viner’s dumping order is being carried out.
A damaged, OCR read article notes improved German reparations offers tied to the next talk round. It cites The Westminster Gazette predicting a stronger British line on the Rohde affair and Britain abandoning benevolent neutrality. Police raid in Dortmund arrests leaders of a faction, signaling a halt to fighting for now.
British Laborites Messrs Tillett and Chris Jones conclude their Bahraini inquiry tour and prepare a report. They criticize the Car Awwinteining movement as dominated by communists, claim the movement excludes supporters, and depict a tense display in London. The Western Australian loss for perforation remains unclear.
A Soviet decision to grant asylum to fugitives from justice from Western imperialist nations is described. A Moscow house is set aside to shelter migrants, with 354 individuals already gathered from Europe and America, all previously convicted in their home countries. Some are English nationals who fled Britain.
Canton Maw Theene Mr Chafey returning from Mildure with Mr ims met principal traders in Sweden to discuss dried fresh and canned fruit. Swedish buyers praised Australian dried fruits as best they had seen, seek large supplies, and despite appetite for fresh fruit, ship schedules keep shipments from London.
A meeting at AY featured voices pressing for firm security stance against foreign moods. Nimiral Kerr warned that reliance on hopeful alliances endangers London’s safety. Admiral Kerr recalled battleship courage and warned a raid could devastate the city.
Laneance May 31 reports a debate on a judicial regime and expounds that Allies accept a mode of prosecution against foreigners with government reference. Britain currently opposes certain personnel actions, leaving the matter awaiting further clarification and settlement.
England defeated Belgium in a tight contest winning three straight sets. The event notes a large loss of life with thousands reported killed in the aftermath of the earthquake near Labare in June.
West Australia telegrams list recipients in Perth on June 2 and note the May deficiency and expenditure totaling £66,.74 with the estimate at £50,397. The names mentioned include W. T. Leton K. Bynutt My Leonard Derlot O.B.F and others.
A fire starting in a baltina shop district destroyed five neighboring outlets including a watchmaker and boot shop and a furniture warehouse. Estimated damage stands at £17,900. Fire origin linked to a free laborers incident in June.
Explosion at the Allen Liversidge Ltd factory in Sydney destroys the building and injures or kills workers. Pat Tick Kennedy, 24, the sole victim found among the mangled debris, with nearby homes and premises damaged. Reports note structural collapse, flying debris, and widespread shock to the neighborhood as authorities assess the scene.
Seeesourne, Hamid Neil, known as the little Arab, appeared at City Court after leaping from a French steamer and claiming ill treatment. Police controversy led to arrangements to board him on the Banshire, but he demanded £10 a month. Refused, he deserted and fell into the river. an exhaustive search found him. He was jailed for one month and ordered deported.
No wreckage identified yet. In Brisbane on January 1 officials report parts recovered near Gulf waters appear to belong to the Dongle Mawson, though confirmation is pending. Local authorities say further searches continue for conclusive identification.
Hobart reports record heavy rainfall and widespread floods across multiple districts in Tasmania. A double fatality occurred at Kimberley as two boys drowned in the Mersey river. Names and precise details are garbled in the dispatch but indicate multiple drownings and emergency conditions.
The Perth event lists several races at the W.A.T.C meeting in June. Notable entrants include Thomond Gravity King and Electric Handiway in various handicaps, with betting odds cited for the main races such as the One Mile and Military Medal.
Match results show the Railways and Brigades with goals and behinds in the first quarter and evolving scores. The junior match in Northampton and UFPER Chapman Association is noted, along with the Birthday Cup results featuring Leachim The Storm Wynette and others.
The article outlines visit arrangements for the Gracd Bouretary of the Manchester Unity Oddfellows, plans to open a new lodge in Nubawa, and an upcoming social and lodge meeting schedule. It also covers recent lodge business, member recoveries, and local basketball results and player updates from Northampton and surrounding clubs.
Obituary notices report the death of former MP Albert Edward Thomas in London. Other items note T Engelbrecht improving after hospital stay, a Northampton bicycle accident involving Orie Green, and Governor Sir Francia Newdegate’s planned visit to Murchison pastors. Also covered are railway, mining, and industrial updates, including Midland Junction bolt production and import reductions, plus regional weather and agriculture remarks across Mullewa, Sandstone, and Yalgoo districts.
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