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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary report from London June 3 mentions Dr Bares, head physician at the hospital, seeking an aeroplane test to study altitude effects. Mention of a pilot killed and Dr Baron Hedly injured as a result, with references to a cross and rum row.
A coastguard official submits a request for three additional destroyers and eight airplanes to counter returning Abe Jaden ships near Rum How, as the line grows to twelve vessels with seven British and one French ships. The retiring governor’s fee dispute is noted while the poor finances hinder fees.
Miss Deadmistrem of the for Girls spoke at the Eicestion Conference in London on June 3. She discussed problems in minds and noted about ten issues in the fall related to birth dates.
Readable fragments show references to critics and opponents in a political debate. No clear names dates places or outcomes are identifiable from the text. The snippet lacks actionable facts or context to form a fuller card.
A terse item notes the decision to shelve a cherished theme, described as virtually killing it. The wording hints at frustration over shelving and its impact on proponents and readers. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.
The fragment suggests a discussion on how authorities and leaders shape public mood through informed discourse. It references a critical view of governance and media influence, implying analysis of power dynamics and public perception.
A fragment from Perpignan mentions Barr. Joan writing that the city issued an order on the thirteenth. The readable text is partial and offers limited detail on the specific directive or its context.
Excerpts from the posthumously published Government of India by the late Lord Curzon reveal his belief that the supreme aim of Kitshone was to become Viceroy of India. Refusal by Lord Marley on grounds of expediency is noted, with Curzon warning that the Viceroy’s role carries heavy personal and climate related sacrifices.
In Perth on June 4, before Mr Justice Northmore, Mr T J Hopkins moved to restrain the Timber Workers' Union from electing a secretary. The application was granted until matters could be heard on June 10, with the union to maintain the status quo in the interim.
Delegates from the Victoria woolgrowers association propose John Higgins submit a plan for stabilising wool prices following a Melbourne gathering. The group, representing about a quarter of the state's wool, aims to form a broader body and appoints deputies to push the initiative.
A deputation of business leaders and chor alists pressed for income tax relief and security for any reduction while Dr Earle Page gave no promise of an immediate withdrawal from income taxation. The Federal Ministry plans to resume control of the Commonwealth Line of Steamers and seeks to curb work stoppages by new legislation to enforce arbitration awards.
New South Wales reports describe severe flood damage at Wagga with gardens torn up and wreckage including a dead horse and wagon swept away on Friday. Bert Cregan barely escaped harm as water carried the wagon and bore about 200 yards from the overturned vehicle. Narrabandra flood levels rise with Murrumbidgee water entering the town and Wagga remaining over flood stage at 25 feet.
Early returns suggest Labour and Anti-Labour may finish with equal strength at 15 seats each in the 30 member House. Brisk voting across five districts yields a mix of Labour and independent candidates as results trickle in.
A violent tribal clash in Brisbane involves eight tribes with multiple gunfire incidents. Police report arrests and the seizure of weapons as tensions escalate in the region.
Ideal weather drew a good crowd for the Western Australian Victoria District Turf Club meeting. Huensaco captured the Penn Cup amid a lively program with several races including June hurdles and foundation handicap. Odds and betting listed for multiple runners. Perth entries and remaining aves noted for post-race analysis.
A fragmented notice from a 1920s event lists experiments on fatigue elimination via secret substances for muscle preservation and references an upcoming program with a Cecil B. DeMille film, plus stock and machinery auction notes from Dalgety and Co. Ltd.
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