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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
3
A report from Geneva states Brazil will withdraw from the League of Nations. The announcement suggests potential dissolution or major reorganization within the League, with observers unsure whether the body will survive intact or fragment in the near term.
Widespread destruction reported in Geneva with fatalities and injuries after a violent event in June. Forests burned or collapsed, farms damaged, cattle killed, and communications lines down. Extensive agricultural losses feared across the area.
Miners from Notts and Welsh workers joined a tense demonstration at Kirkby in Ashfield showing resolve amid a coal crisis. Sir George Spencer and Mr. Boenner spoke of proposals and hearings, while several lawmakers pressed for a firm settlement. Women joined the tumult as the inquiry continued.
London and Morrison discuss perceived freedoms at a conference about girls education. The report reflects on language, courage, and the impact of freedom on young women, noting parental tolerance of strong speech but concerns about behavior and maturity. The piece mentions reading, betting tips, and social expectations in a cautionary tone.
The Deity Ex Seat claims that the rich cofin suing the remains of the former Tuckich Maltan Mehived died on June U1 and had been seized for debt by undertakers who refuse to leave until charges are paid. Creditors surround Hol tam ville while demand lingers.
A garbled report from London dated June 13 describes Dame Nellie Melba being met with wonderful receptions by British soldiers and crowds. It notes thousands seeking seats and praise for Melba and John Brownlee, with thanks expressed to Dame Melba for her wartime service.
A report to Mr HL P Virona shows 4000 telephone installations across the Commonwealth, with 160000 telephones in operation by years end. Since takeover from the States the service grew rapidly, doubling over several periods, amid heavy spending and policy changes under Paynton and Webster-Geay.
Report states detectives at Kaigoor lie are conducting investigations and arranging for an inquest. It notes Detective Sergeant Cropis from elemen nisi 10 will leave this evening for the group in Aw. Detective Sergeant Croyie is deemed qualified, likely to draft diagrams of facilities tied to the evidence.
Inspector Comisa refused to clarify rumours about a missing statement by an accused. He contradicted other rumours, saying not all are comic or clear. Inspector Condom had no new details for 8:30 tonight and no date set for the inquest, with further remand expected. A rumour about additional remains in the Belle of Kalgoorlie shatt was noted as untrue.
Oagworth June 12 Tuspector Cooden declined to comment on a Boulder stabbing at a Davis Street home. A man opened the door to a masked intruder who slashed at him, saying you know too much about this murder. Investigators found initials and possible blood traces but authorities remain reticent about details.
June 14 reports indicate progress toward settlement of grievances between engine drivers and coal industry employers. The Engine Drivers' Tribunal in Sydney is to hear the case this week as hopes rise for a negotiated resolution and a return to work.
In Sydney June 12, Premier J Lang announced Viscount Chelmsford, former NSW governor, appointed Agent General for New South Wales in London. Chelmsford’s career includes governorships and ministerial posts, with service as Viceroy of India 1916-21 and admiralty post 1924. Benjamin Beany, former senator, received three years’ imprisonment by Justice Poole in Adelaide on two fraud charges involving misused funds. he pleaded guilty.
Financial difficulties force Mining Notes item on Golden Horaesrooe Company. Operations suspended as workforce drops from ten to three hundred and negotiations continue for possible financing arrangements.
Mr A E Samblervas reports to Deputy Premier W C Amewin on a new engine and condenser plant in development. They aim to employ 1,000 within twelve months as consolidation of control and rapid ore development generate optimism. Town Hall Thursday Odelebow hosts a dance.
Tremditch Nottingham reports the Australia England Test opening amid heavy rain. 20,000 spectators braved delays as Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened for England while Collins led Australia. Play started 12:12 pm but rain paused and resumed briefly before being abandoned for the day.
London reports a Test cricket day abandoned after morning rain left the ground a morass. The barometer called it a huge joke as play was halted at 2 o'clock after interruptions by wet weather and fading light. England’s batting details are incomplete in the readable text.
Perth police chase Dixon a suspected motor cycle thief after a bungled arrest near Armadale. Dixon, said to be 3 years old, fled toward the hills with a revolver allegedly drawn, while a large posse under Detective Staller continues the search.
New York report describes a multi motor airliner with room for 23 passengers and crew, built from Fokker designs in Amsterdam. Upper fuselage section converts to sleeping berths, three or more motors allow flight with one engine out, aiming for transcontinental New York to San Francisco in 30 hours versus four days by train.
A vague statement circulated about a world teacher, claiming a series of lectures in distant lands. It mentions living arrangements and a future city or place named Higtlunds of Meotland, but provides no verifiable details or dates. The text remains cryptic and unverified.
The latest odds for the Grand National races list Fuba and Fortescue among favorites in the hurdles with 40 to 1 and 42 to 1. In the steeple, Clea Kober and Bigakera feature among contenders with prices around 3 to 1 and 10 to 1, along with Agricola Pericles and Namwerw.
The Saturday competition produced lopsided scores with several teams failing to reach standard play. East Perth defeated Perth with a high final count while Subiaco and Fremantle posted low totals, highlighting a day of miscues and comfortable wins.
The match between South Australia and Victoria at Melbourne ended with South Australia scoring 13 goals and 10 behinds. The report notes Vietar South Australis, with tune up details, but the main outcome is the South Australian victory.
A New York Herald Tribune report cites Prime Minister and State Premiers praising wireless telephony during Wireless Exhibition Week. It argues radio will ease rural life, curb farm-to-city drift, and make countryside living enjoyable.
B4LE Pomeranian Fumay Taper miniature ready for price 8 each. Coated moderats, rare bred War LEGHOR SN els from pie elock. Apply MES A POSTER Walkaway.
A 1926 Northampton sale advertises Merino wethers and ewes, rams and hoggets, with prices and lots described. It notes moving stock, quality wool and cattle offerings, plus a novelty dance event at Town Hall with Monte Carlo style music. Includes details on vendors and a Tasmanian dog exhibit.
Notice invites bids for gravel construction and road works across multiple locations including Ajana Hallway siding Taylor Geraldton OhL Road Balauun's Perm Hutt Road Hampton Road and Lesehka Rove. Widening and dressing gravel tasks with daily rates and driver requirements listed along with supervision details and penalties.
The Freehold of Freemsons Hotel Geralstom is fully purchased and the remaining unallotted shares are now offered to the public at a premium of 2/6 per share. Listings include various equipment and vehicles with prices, and a secretary at Ore Fordson Thactor is mentioned for inquiry.
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