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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
3
Ireland copes with a startling event as Cardinal Logue, en route from Armagh to Haggardstown, is held up by a small group of specials. The assailants threaten with a revolver, claiming authority from Cardinal Uemendez. The incident ends without further violence.
A fragmentary interview with Cardinal Logue and samen Jane cites fears over boundary questions and rising violence. It depicts youths with revolvers, calls for strong discipline with birch rods, and laments parental and priest oversight, warning of a future worse than the Belfast massacre.
Belfest correspondent reports Pettigo action with unclear details. Text notes Pettigo lies near the border with Southern Ireland and Ulster, highlighting religious affiliations and a contested situation amid wartime confusion.
Two brothers involved in a county incident, with one man mortally shot. Police report the brothers named Megane and Greaty Ase ei, and the constabulary is pursuing the case as a murder inquiry.
Sydney reports a dispute over the Navigation Act provisions as authorities debate whether the number of firemen aboard vessels is sufficient. The committee examines obligations under early settlement terms and the ongoing effort to resolve the matter amid broader regulatory questions.
London June 7 The Cooperative Party conference backed a resolution to establish a newspaper controlled by co-operators. The proposal favors an executive alliance with the Labor Party to run a shared powerful press operation.
The Premier Sir James Mitchell and Agent General Sir James Connselly met with Sir James Currie, director of the Empire Growing Cotton, following reports by W. R. Dunstan of the Imperial Institute on samples of Western Australian cotton in subsidized trade.
London reports a Union Leader's critique of strike effectiveness since the armistice. The National Workers Federation was urged to refrain from wage reductions, arguing that strike action has yielded no tangible gains for workers and conditions do not justify another strike.
Fragmented report recalls Australian bowlers in England with references to matches against Surrey and Sussex and mentions injuries, hospital care in Darwin, air service prospects, and a medical notice about reparations payments from Germany. Also notes a New York Times correspondent report on illness and Irish Republican Army statements after a British attack.
Sir James Mitchell has nearly finalized an agreement with Colonel Amory over a migration service. It involves dispatching about 25 000 men women and children each year at a total cost of 6 million pounds to be shared equally by Great Britain the Commonwealth and Western Australia over three years.
Races at Belmont this afternoon show betting on Aile Belle and Melbourne with varied odds. A boat slip project costs and revenue are discussed, noting repairs, sea damage, and proposals to raise charges to boost coastal revenue, alongside concerns over feasibility and future maintenance.
A football match at Queen's Park drew a large crowd with Railways scoring 34 behinds to Thistles 14 in a rugged tussle. Currie and Weston secured early goals for Rangers, while W Murray added a second for Thistles amid tense action and narrow escapes. The day also featured local market talk and a weather summary noting a mild dry spell.
Saturday June 17 1902 a2 te Houselald Furniture and Effects Chapman Word a little past the Fiost MGI.
Cheery and Company Limited will hold a public auction at their Utakarm Yards on Friday June 16 for a mixed lot of livestock. The sale includes 200 fat wethers Merin Wool Merino wethers 20 male wethers forward stores 140 Merino wether young 00 mixed Rex Merino weaners 02 orumstred. 7and 1 tooth mixed.
Western Australian Government Railways announces timetable changes for the Northern Railway and Northampton Branch. Services shifting to new days include Walkaway to Geraldton on Tuesdays and Fridays, Geraldton to Walkaway on Tuesdays, and related goods movements to Perth Fremantle and regional towns. Ordered by Chief Traffic Manager.
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