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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
3
In Landes West Meath several Protestant country houses were burned during the week as reprisals for Belfast events. Protestant shops in Mullingar were wine wrecked. In London two robbers shot dead Mr Devine in his Belfast office after he refused orders to surrender.
Five prominent nationalists including General Pienaar and two nationalist editors are arrested in connection with the revolt upheaval as evidence grows before the special Treason Courts in Johannesburg on June 12.
Berlin reports a communist counter demonstration near Koenigsberg that turned violent. Soldiers were killed and wounded as clashes erupted while supporters of Marshal Hindenburg held a separate rally. The event underscores growing street tension in the region.
The piece notes Paris and France seeking to limit Germany’s loans and to control taxation. It emphasizes a debt settlement plan involving four moratorium terms and a revised debt arrangement to prevent burdens on Germany.
Fragmentary note cites Mr Lloyd discussing an exchange with the Garman and a Preeck advance into the om dated June 12th. Details are incomplete and names or context remain ambiguous.
The excerpt shows garbled dialogue about naval signaling and semaphore systems, discussing ship communications a universal code and the role of women in wartime education. It mentions orders, ships, masthead signals, and a dialogue between characters about proposals and misunderstandings.
Sydney June 12 The Australian W U announces the ballot for the executive to run the meeting. Of 30 candidates who topped the poll about 25 are delegates from the AWU or supporters. The result marks another victory for the union in New South Wales.
Two women linked to John Harding, who testified in the Gun Alley crime, face trial over alleged theft of garments valued at £150. Harding’s associates are accused of taking women’s wear and passing the items to others.
The Melbourne Stew hip Company crew aboard the Coolans were paid off after a dispute with owners over a policy adopted in cases involving cycle and Benlandia steamers. Agesogurne 418612 listed among idle crew.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a 19th century legal notice noting fines against individuals named Sir Bess Sevith and Lieutenant Deneant Ay, with dates and proceedings unclear. The readable portion mentions detentions and possible charges, set in an AU jurisdiction with formal legal language.
Fragmentary text notes a rising stance by nationalist forces in a contested region. References to political leverage and public power shifts are implied, but details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
The Ritigh Association met last night at the Murchissa venue where many attendees were present. Arrangements for the arraignment session were approved and set for next Saturday with C. H. Warburton listed as a participant.
Lachiel writes a vibrant note on metropolitan football highlighting a sparkling ball trend and its impact on local games. The piece suggests rising enthusiasm and urban excitement around football events and community participation.
The article notes widespread luminosity among marine life and compares bioluminescent displays to sounds and courtship songs on land. It describes waterborne creatures using light and vocalizations to communicate, attract mates, and sense surroundings. The text also mentions red tinting and phosphorescent significance in nature and draws an analogy to rookery displays at eventide.
A crowded track witnessed a lively meeting with multiple winners and strong showings. Trainers and riders including Morley and Tighe drew cheers as Fligpent Pose, Mountain Heath, and Sibbritt highlighted the program amid betting activity and race-day notes on horses like Golden Bend Ayr Gold and Bright Face. The annual WA racing report notes healthy profits and government revenue from wagering while event day spectacle highlighted local racing culture.
In a Citizens column the Geraldden Publicity Calamities group invites input for a proposed campaign name and plan. The meeting, held in the Council Chambers, previews choir support and a public outline of the association’s aims while noting changes to train service and community concerns.
The service honored Mew Mooer 17 with a reverent ceremony. The preacher urged faithful acts, recalling his dedication to the church and the community. Family and friends reflected on his work and the duty to continue his labor for God's cause.
In the King's Hall on Thursday evening a Church of England event featured a children's fancy dress contest. Prizes were awarded in several age groups with spectator voting deciding winners using admittance tickets. A "Black Cat" costume drew laughs as a boy moved about the hall.
The Mungo Tennis Club visited Yalgoo for a local meet on Sunday with ideal weather. Matches began at 10 am featuring singles results where Carrie defeated Turner and Menton beat Turner, while Hamilton fell to Botton and Selden defeated Turner.
A garbled report notes a dean speaking to raise funds for cathedral projects and an item about a ship sold to New York for £1800. It mentions large areas and a value around 73 million, reflecting a mix of ecclesiastical finance and maritime trade.
Reports from San Francisco claim Fiord Glotzbach once a chauffeur and now entangled with Mae Matzen, a New York opera prima. Glotzbach says he preferred driving to palatial life and laments restrictions on his wife’s car as tensions surface in the private marriage.
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