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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
3
Incomplete report mentions Samtos and Jane 2 with reference to The King Birthing pitt and Moyal jal decks at Boabey Park. Furthermary of the rations playing fimhly wove meat appears garbled and cannot be resolved into a clear event or outcome.
June 3 report from Lowbore notes a looming crisis as Peruch Govaramrut plans to restrict coal imports after June 5 to licenses while granting domestic and imperial shipping free access. The move aims to curb unemployment though railways and navy face exchange terms. Framer led imports at 770,000 tons in April, 10,214,008 tons in 1925.
The by election to fill the vacancy in the House of Commons, caused by Captain Bee VC’s retirement, held at Bosworth ward Leicestershire. Results show Liberal Air William Filge 11,981. Labour Minto 9,143. Liberal Ward 9,786. noting Captain Gee reevaluated as a candidate near the Mradal Estate.
A great cyclone in the Gokjerlaad province of Holland killed 30 people and damaged Neede, with three more deaths in a collapsing bridge. The storm swept Holland Belgium and moved into Germany. Reports describe houses unrooted and trees uprooted at Laerken Boom and Wilsbroek, with widespread destruction.
In Kansas City on June 3 a boxing match ended when Sammy Mandel, lightweight champion, knocked out Ad a ms. The referee ruled Mandel’s blows legal, but Adams suffered a fatal heart attack.
In a damaged OCR excerpt a sequence of garbled words references a crime case. It mentions terms like forgery, investigations, and a suspect described as a thief. Names and details are obscured, leaving only scattered phrases about a court or police matter and a sentencing note.
Ottawa June 1 Captain Jaxsey the Canadian flying ace announces an attempt to halt a flight to London from Ottawa to Jump 30 to celebrate Canada’s new year. He expects to arrive at London the following Dominion Day evening via the All British route.
A French Military Hospital chief doctor at Talence made a split decision to operate immediately on a pilot's wife after a crash. The account notes the plane disaster and a fatal leap by a doctor amid the injuries, with terse mention of casualties and medical actions.
A garbled OCR note reports the German Episcopate’s July edict forbidding women from private metric contests and their participation in tournaments. The document suggests church guidance and enforcement across ecclesiastical jurisdictions, though text is incomplete and unclear.
An earlier account notes a dramatic feature of the trial involving Dr. Bro. The wording implies a sensational criminal proceeding with notable moments captured in prior reporting.
A steamship Negros foundered off Mbunitn on May 38 leaving Kowbies with 150 aboard. One hundred natives are reported drowned including crew and passengers. An officer saved 50 lives by launching a lifeboat after 20 hours adrift in storm. ship landed at Tavades pri nines on May 29.
At Westminster Court John Koown faces murder charges after Mex Bowati’s mutilated body is found in a trunk at Charing Cross. A contested confession from a Yard room may expose improper conduct by police and court officials. The accused’s account details a stabbing and disposal sequence, with a long, disputed dialogue involving Sergeant Clarke and lawyer Vine.
June 2 at Broadstairs. Charles Robinson, linked to the murder case of Mrs. Sonia Ramsay, was found dying at the cliff base and died in hospital. The case remains unsolved as police had pursued Robinson, the husband’s former associate, amid a tale of romance and scandal.
New York announces a bold venture to circle the world in 15 days during July. Wells holds the existing record of 28 days 14 hours, with a lieutenant from the Army World Flight team among the participants.
June 3 in Christchurch New Zealand Tronard Gubites was fatally shot by a neighbour, Mr Cox, while handling a disruptive cow that entered a property. Cox attempted a second shot after the first failed, but the cow tripped him and the gun discharged, striking Gubites in the face.
A baffling exchange ends with the doctor leaving after a brief chat at dusk. Moments later the door reopens and the doctor returns, creating surprise and concern within the household. The incident leaves Lynde and family unsettled about the events.
From the of Pulice thet Fr. R. Cowsell, Veeunt Surkin has arrived in Wyndham from Turkey Creek with Con stable Biim cecart. Constables arrest in Wyndham pending transfer to Perth for trial.
Mr Hibble chairman of the Coal Tribunal has called a compulsory conference at Newrestin to resolve the dispute of coal trimmers in New South Wales. The move aims to settle wage and working condition issues affecting a group of workers and their employers.
Section in the way the letters de rive appears as a fragmentary note. The text hints at a discussion or obstacle involving letters or handwriting, but lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable people to name a full event or outcome. Further readable details are needed to craft a precise brief.
Seven detectives in a police car raided a house on Marios Street Fitzroy at dawn and arrested two men after a long inquiry into housebreakers. About 1000 pounds in cash and goods were seized and several suspects, including four men aged 26 to 35, were taken to the City Watchhouse. The operation involved residents who had lived in Australia for four years and English detectives recently arriving. The investigation linked to multiple robberies and a broader network.
Widower James Clarke of War Ragel Road killed when a marl pit near June 2 collapsed. He and a partner were under mining the surface when the side shifted. Debris buried him about ten tons, a rescue crew recovered his body with a buried pick nearby.
Adelaide reports Dorothy Matthews wife of the Pretoria Hotel licensee was thrown from a motor car after a crash last night. She spoke briefly after the accident, then collapsed and died, apparently from shock. Police and rescuers attended the scene as others sustained minor injuries.
Racing in Western Australia at Perth produced a set of results including mares and names like Tune Wardler, Tew Mike, L Aiglon, and Old Boy. The fragment lists positions and horses but is incomplete with missing details and scores.
Racing results and betting odds for multiple horses at Victor, including Telurva and Sua, with figures like 923.0.06 and 15x fortangs. Notes on betting against chamrs and close finishes across the card, mentioning NEPEAN, Miwa Lady BB, NORIVOM AM SPEAREE, and SUCKINGHAM WELTER.
The fragment details vast financial exchanges during wartime with a figure of £5,000,000 moving, naming Prask Ouracs as a theater manager and Coley as owner, sharing funds with P. Carson for large sums and various parcels. It mentions locations like Friary Park and Lincolnshire Sienp, plus references to Grand National and other events, with council meeting notes implying high stakes and shifts in fortunes.
Unclear OCR text describes Me E H Chater and a company involved in air operations over Perth. Mentions damage and efforts by an organization, with performances by a star and references to drains and centers of Perth. Text is incomplete and not fully interpretable.
A fragmentary OCR style news line hints at agricultural content and seasonal knowledge discussion. Names and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only hints of farm activity and a general agricultural theme without concrete details or outcomes.
An applicant cites cotton exports data amid a British inquiry into civil service testing. The piece mentions Trinidad pitch lake and Lake Victoria Nyame with vast natural deposits, a crystal refinery operation, springs, and a railway built to serve the refining industry, noting soda output around 300,800 beast.
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