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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
4
The draft rules of the association set forth objects and governance provisions. They require annual presentation of accounts, election of officers after the admission of new members, and two thirds majority for amendments with one month notice. The document outlines general meetings and voting procedures.
An enterprising effort by a British salvage ship seeks to recover about 20 bars of gold from a wreck buried under heavy debris. The vessel was badly damaged, with wreckage blasted and moved, but seven bars have been recovered so far amid ongoing hopes for more success.
An incident in New York centers on Harrison Kenty and a mysterious gem cut from a shaft of bright light. The piece, polished to a near perfect gem, is valued in the millions and will be shipped to New York for refinement. Nearby talk mentions marriages and a high number of divorces connected to a Sydney-based matter.
Keith and allies plot to seize a diamond from a European-bound bearer as the Circle tightens its grip. In a shadowed Fifth Avenue club a man collapses near a hidden cellar door while Keith probes deeper, intent on protecting or stealing the gem.
Fragmentary report notes a Victorian assembly session with a resolution opposing a totaliser and references a six day training period and a court matter. Names and places are garbled, making specifics unclear.
Keith and his companions recover a hidden diamond from a prostrate swindler in a cluttered cellar. Bridgeman reveals the plot as they discuss suspects Milagoll and Frans Strauss and plan to take the swindler to police headquarters. The tale hints at the Deutschland voyage and the Circle's involvement.
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