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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary text describes a joint conference with a large sum and railway workers involved. May 20 agreement discussed, aiming to affect national labor issues and a fusion scheme. Ghost references to London Tyne and a national conference.
The Sun comments on Mrs Pankhurst's deliverance and criticizes British authorities for their chivalry in dealing with women protesters. Canadian journals reflect on what they deem about the British watchword and the reactions of various groups to the agitation.
London on June 5 the Law Officers of the Crown ruled that property of all subscribers to militant organizations funds can be attached for damage caused by members of those groups. A complete subscriber list was obtained when the suffragette offices at Maida Vale were raided last week.
London reports the Northern Counties Championships with Brookes and Dunlop defeating Parke and Weamish 84 6 0 and 53 In another match Deauwish wins 7 5 6 2 63. Gray beats Newman, setting a new record after a 2000 start.
Henry Lucy recalls a quiet episode in the Royal Courts of Justice where Lord Coleridge observes and times lawyers firing at the bench. The Lord Chief Justice sits with eyes closed, waking judges with flawless rhythm, delivering decisive commentary at the moment of counsel’s cue.
Report details a gold find at the Carbine mine in Kougatilie with water shaft readings and depth estimates. The text also cites New York population statistics noting native language distribution among residents and mentions various items and outfits.
Perth reports May population reviews show a total of 329,772 people, an increase of about one thousand since April. The update notes a steady growth trend in the OUH area, reflecting gradual demographic expansion.
Perth reports the wheat export season nearly finished with 2,008,918 bags received by end of last month and Fremantle accounting for 1,827,367 bags.
In a thin afternoon the French airman M. Guillaus, piloting Mr Hordern's new Aydro aeroplane, ascended to 10 000 feet over Sydney harbor. The achievement establishes an altitude record for the machine amid fine weather.
The cadet event in Western Australia started with rifle shooting and skirmishing tests. Victoria led with 81 points while Queensland scored 60, Tasmania 55, South Australia 63, New South Wales 50, and Western Australia 29 after a dawn rain. Skirmish results were pending until tomorrow.
Melbourne reports President's move to dissolve both houses to enable August elections. Prime Minister Mr Cook states the Governor General’s decision will shape Australia’s future, while Opposition Leader Mr Fisher offers no comment. Sir John Forrest explains the constitutional rationale, deeming a double dissolution mandatory after a broken legislative system.
Council minutes record urgent finance from P W D to cover a £169 balance at the Treasury and approvals for licences and road work. A road ploughing incident seeks prosecution, stock watering facilities discussed, and postal service upgrades. Personal items include health returns and staff moves. A rural match tale recalls a Berkshire player showing restraint and sport amid a chaotic mid game scene.
A meeting convened by the Gun man at Moule Boar ta ai Fab Tor and reception to the state Governor and Lady Barron was held at Hongarra Hall on Wednesday evening last. There was evident attendance of the general public. The chairman outlined the gathering’s aim to extend a hearty welcome to the arriving officials. Dr Barikit spoke with remarks warmly received. The chairman and board will meet the officials for a public reception at 10.30 pm after which a procession will proceed to the State ay where His Excellency and Lady Wieran will inspect the fuses of Me de Phillipe as the SThe chats. The Governor at the Dougarea Hotel will entertain later with a programme of entertainment.
Melbourne reports Premier Walt signaling postponement of Victorian state elections until after the federal contest. Ballarat speech hinted voting would not occur during the federal elections, with emphasis on timing and political strategy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a term Geraidven Ousraian and a payment issue. The legible bits imply a discussion of a miscellaneous payment or mispayment in a historical context, but key names and specifics are unclear. Further readable text is needed for a precise headline and summary.
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