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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1924
Page
3
A garbled cable item references Eldosthial Counts Bella Vomiou and the Mill interlinked with Whitely Councils. It notes an application at entiee Mh rmphogiry and mentions a labor statement about perpetual weaving in a windy setting.
A fragmented report describes tensions within the Parliamentary Labor Party during a meeting between members of the United front and the Executive Committee. The exchange centers on leadership and control, with claims that one side pressed for removal of a key figure. The account notes sharp remarks directed at Mr Macdonald and an atmosphere of intensified internal conflict.
June report from Luniton notes huge attendance at Wembley for Australian Pavilion fruit sale. Crowds overwhelmed capacity as 4300 apps were issued and supply strained, with staff struggling to feed attendees amid high demand.
AGENT GENERAL Ai Lompon arrives for Victor meeting and updates on Australian Lyre Association. He notes informative journey through galifurnian districts, progress in irrigation, and efficient handling and parking. Mr. Fairburn to report officially soon. August date referenced for a ceremony.
Lord Robert Cecil, while on a visit in Bollen, urged support for the League of Nations and warned Germany might seek to keep arms free to threaten peace. He argued that a strong preparatory stance could prevent a war and preserve global stability.
The Daily Telegraph notes a blasphemous caricature of Mr Anway Maconabl arm antin with King Urweye and Chalet, drawn by Parven in the Russian Soviet. The piece portrays policy as a valet serving the British bourgeoisie and hints at economic strains in Britain, including low wages and rising rents.
Gguerh Van Seeck testified at the trial of a machine group accused of plotting his death. He warned all plotters against overthrowing the Republic that he will ruthlessly turn the machine gun on them, aiming with deadly precision.
Ambiguous report notes President Coolidge in Washington on June 7 endorsing a memorial to maintain a permanent international court. The summary reflects support for a judicial body opposed to the Banting and Hughes plans, aligning with Harding’s administration stance.
A June report outlines an immigration issue involving several newly arrived foreigners facing possible departure after a court reversal. The piece also details a startling crime involving Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, with authorities piecing together a sensational motive and sequence of events surrounding a wealth man’s murder.
In Paris on June 2 the crowd watched a brisk boxing evening as Puimeare failed to advance, while London’s Brush defeated Crighl in the fourth round. Victorino and Basque halted Townley in the first round, ending a clash that stopped the proposed bout between Lewis and Hobin, the reigning champion, early.
A boiler explosion at Birlamilla mill on June 3 killed eighteen workers and injured others. Brothers, the mill's managing agents, pledge immediate compensation to dependents and dependants.
Western Australia telegrams report that Thomas Coombe KB, managing director of the Union Theatres, is terminated. The notice notes his forthcoming presentation in Perth on June 3 related to birthday Tumors and mentions Yuuse.
In New South Wales lingering shipping troubles ease as Burney June and others approve a return to the waters following Mr Justice Pow er's order. The deceased Mr J Purdy is laid to rest at the Gerakhon cemetery with a large, moving procession. The pallbearers, Druids, Fire Brigade, and railway officials attend. Rev Vine and Arch Druid J Boyes deliver touching tributes.
Disjointed dispatch notes the death of The Right Rev Monsignor Bourke of St Brights following a tie in a local event. Mentions Mr Inch, Dr Wal, and ongoing railway service changes for Geraldton. Also cites a New York cable on Methodist Conference actions and stormy sessions with contentious decisions about circuses and decorum.
Western Australia racing notes report a fine afternoon at Talgoo with warm weather and solid crowds. Results highlight the Yalgoo Cup and Noongall Handicap wins, plus competitive fields for Poly Meda and other stakes.
The piece cites Carter & Co in Geraldton and promoter Cochran defending a Subcepeine contest. It outlines steer wrestling rules, riding with plain belts and rein handling, and notes criticism of the event’s style and the alleged moral concerns. The account emphasizes traditional wrestling, timing, and safety provisions.
A fragmented 1921 set of notices items includes circus advertisements with acts and prices, plus official calls for central umpire applications in Geraldton and tenders for gravel road works. The disparate items show event listings, staffing bids, and local business notices.
Notices from Lsete & Company and others announce sales at Northampton on June 11 and June 7 with livestock, skins, plows, and household items. Various agents, prices, terms, and locations are listed for bales, warehouse goodies, and music events. Proceeds go to hall funds.
Film listing for King's Theatre features cartoonist Jock Pettit with Nations special picture When Man's Man and leading actors Ned, Marguerite de la Matie. Virginian Court with May McAvoy, lighting demonstration, and other attractions mark a varied program including The Nine and Nine and Ber Life Chapter, with Jackie Coogan noted for upcoming showings.
A demonstration of the Moline Two-Wheel One Man Tractor is planned at Evanswall Honsen's Parm on Friday June 6 at 3 pm. Racing events follow with races including Flying Manticap and PONDAR HANDICAP. nominations close June 12 with officials Pindar and George McKenn listed.
Levante the illusionist returns to King's Theatre for a farewell season starting Wednesday June 12. He offers half the program with vaudeville each night, joined by Benijen Myr Courtney Ford Mist Glady Foto Nellie Lewisson and others. An amateur fund competition will award prizes of 2 shillings 3 pence and 1 shilling after the show.
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