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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1928
Page
3
A dirt track incident leaves one person dead and another seriously injured. Charles Biddle, aged 0, sustained injuries as a result of the crash during a race between the visiting team and local drivers. The report notes a bridge law’s influence on the outcome.
Thousands crowd around the Prince of Wales aeroplane at Norwich as he waves from the rising craft. Captain Rice, Norwich Aero Club chairman, asks if the Prince will fly. he replies preferring riding and golf but may take up flying later. Hamburg May 30. To remove all tick of further din-
A serious fight between Hindus and Muslims erupted at Bahoi village near Delhi during Bakrid. Police opened fire after Hindus barred cow slaughter. three persons were killed and Muslims injured in the ensuing violence.
Oskinad reports from San Prassisco on May 2 that Captain Kingsford Heith and his three crew members declare the plane makes good progress and express high confidence. They say they feel they are sitting on top of the world.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a report on rising tensions among northern leaders with unclear causes and evolving leadership dynamics. The text hints at intra-regional disputes and pressure from external actors without detailing names or dates.
A Singapore cable received in Taeden today notes the arrival of Frank Birtles, with details about meetings and associates in a veiled dispatch. The report references various correspondents and tentative timings, suggesting movement toward a possible return or contact in the region.
In Broome on June 1 the four RAP aging boats under Gi Ru Be Latae, BAA, and Flight Commander Wackett greeted the Vector party and planned to meet the Srog beets but the Widgeon was missing near Beagle Bay. Wackett turned back to the aerodrome after circling the boats.
The text notes a comparison of May revenue with the $531,000 May 1927 figure and reports a projected result around £24,000. It cites the treasurer’s expectation that the forecast will be realized, with a brief trailing reference to an amount of 2835,000 and other figures.
Two men were wounded in an affray in New South Wales when assailants fired from a window and also shot from another location. Police described the incident as a random act of violence with no immediate motive disclosed.
Hobart report notes little change in election standings as June 1 dispatches show voters wavering and party leads remaining close. The scene reflects an unresolved tally with key seats in doubt and no decisive mandate yet declared.
In Sydney on June 1 a conference yielded unexpected responses as participants refused to delay a reform proposal. The union stated the plan had been on the agenda for immediate consideration at yesterday's session.
A fragment notes an exhibition event with a reference to a beige palette and a junior tense motif. Unclear specifics prevent full detail, but the readable bits point to a show fragment or preview attached to a gallery or school event.
A cryptic summary of regional sports results lists teams and scores such as Ports, South Prematic, Hina, Bebiaco, Homth Fremanth, Perth, Bust Perth, and Coeelena with unclear context but notes Raul Wavacen and top players. The garbled text implies a local athletic meet with multiple matchups and totals across the metropolitan area.
Fragmented note reports dates and terms for lunar phases including Last Quarter and First Quarter in June. Mentions locations such as Perth and Italy with unclear numbers.
Lomdus May 31 reports Bemwac executed for murder of Constable Gut Toridge and proclaims his extraordinary criminality. A letter to a friend hints at personal bitterness and distorted self view while denouncing opposition to cattle stock efforts and Australian dog introduction debates.
Radio Anniversary Week features include photoplays and vaudeville acts led by Darrell and The Musical Maid. Prism dates are shown as 9/6 and 1/7 with children noted at 64.
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