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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
3
London reports uncertainty over the outcome of the Trin Pret State elections as voters await confirmation on whether the Republicans will keep or alter policy. Government and National League factions hold 58 seats, while opponents total 0, with the split still undetermined.
Paris June 13 M Laos Daudet editor of L Action Republicaine royalist newspaper was arrested today. Three hundred royalist supporters gathered at the building to prevent the execution of the warrant. No fighting occurred as police were admitted. The Prefect of Police inspected Daudet and asked about Proarh bloodshed. Police prepared ladders and Brebose amid tense security.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a tragic case in London involving a demented mother and a missing child amid financial distress. The lines reference a letter to the Coronet and bodies found, with an inquest noting the husband’s role and possible motive tied to debts and family pressure.
Disjointed report notes Soviet actions against Polish targets after a Volkuft assassination, mentioning punishment for involved parties, trial representations, and appeals about support for a family. It references Soviet officials and ambiguous offers regarding Volker and the deceased.
London dispatch notes a strong political crackdown in Minsk with martial law proclaimed by the state police chief. A wave of terror sweeps the region as new arrests and deportations spread, while frontier shooting and Red Army activity intensify under martial rule.
Frank Maxney of Hollywood won the Australian Championships 10 dart event and the Long Beach to Santa Catalina rowing marathon in strong conditions. Miss Wink er et Wilkin of Monbury led the field with notable public interest from Western Australia. The results feature a mix of names and nationalities amid a tense postwar transit of troops and local community support.
In Perth on June 14, the case against farm labourer Fred Martin for the alleged murder of Turbert H. Carrell was adjourned to the next term. Crown counsel Mr Curran will defend the accused as the proceedings resume.
A Perth meeting reports a Wyndham protest denouncing the government move to try Constables Regan and St Jack away for trial. The group claims officials favored Kimberley settlers and warns the Royal Commission's actions undermine justice and public safety. The indignant residents demand government intervention before further consequences arise.
The minister states there is no reflection on people and explains that a murder charge cannot be heard at the Court of Session but requires a commission from the Supreme Court. He notes most murder cases involve a coroner's inquest or preliminary hearing, and that evidence before the Hoya Commission is not related to trial. He also clarifies that Kimberley residents should not be blamed for transporting meat to Perth.
The Minister for Mines Mr. W. Sansle led a tour through Murchison District on June 13. He inspected the Hith De ok fee tee cpartments and visited Cue State Battery. The party was hosted at Read 'Bo Section and Read ’s fushh before continuing to explore local facilities.
A man identified as William King Cecil, referred to as the king, faced murder charges in Cairns Police Court. The case alleges he killed a member of his tribe during a fight near Wmontom, seven miles north of Caras-Cecil, with the injured victim brought to Cairns Hospital where he died over the weekend. The court sheet notes the defense will not rely on the usual formula of the king doing no wrong.
Victoria reports the Western Australia Premier Mr Collier arriving in Melbourne with officials to discuss group settlement. He would join a conference on migrants settling on land, noting prior setbacks from bungling new arrivals and praising the Develop ment and Migration Commission for handling the task in Western Australia.
Arthur John Wotsiskos, 45, was condemned for adopting his wife in North Melbourne but the Court of Criminal Appeals today reduced the penalty to 13 years. Chief Justice Sir William Irving cited a technical flaw in the verdict, ruling the jury failed to properly consider the alleged motive and intent.
A Perth newspaper item reviews Belmont Park's Saturday meeting with 152 entries and highlights five favourites winning across diverse events. It notes notable placings for horses such as Thy Bard, Prince Macdonnald, and Marnooix, plus detailed betting odds, field sizes, and outcomes in Plate, Puree, and other races. News touches on turf figures, trainer connections, and upcoming horses including Porla and Lady Pemepe, along with local bookmakers' bets and riders. Also covered are Saturday football upsets and top scorers in West Australian leagues.
Members of the Society will hold their annual general meeting by permission of the Mayor in the Council Chamber on June 16 evening at 4.00. The venue is Heloek.
A cryptic exchange in Melbourne on June 13 features discussions behind a “wowser” definition and a riddle about ownership and a cathedral. The playful chatter includes a hymn reference and a local phrase echoing the city’s curious tone.
An upcoming Thursday session on the Prennis Angestus Street area discusses the effects and measures related to a titled topic. Local organizers and residents are invited to attend at 215 pm on Jude pole day to hear speakers outline anticipated impacts and responses.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a Northampton market item involving a person named Griisep Bale and a discussion of a seizure or section. The text is incomplete but indicates a market-related listing or notice tied to a named individual and place.
On 1 July 1987 at 2 30 pm at Parish Hall the sale lists multiple sheep lots including adults ewes and lambs and weaners. Known as Goldberg’s, the lot is part of Geraldton Town Lots 53 54 and Sandstone Town Lot 44 referenced in Crom Gant Volume 30 14h and Volume 217 Folio 179 with perches priced.
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