Five candidates elected favoring the Avith treaty
In Londos on June 19 five delegates pledged support for the Avith treaty. Election results show strong backing for treaty candidates as the vote closes.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
3
In Londos on June 19 five delegates pledged support for the Avith treaty. Election results show strong backing for treaty candidates as the vote closes.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the American Railroad Labor movement with references to workers, unions, and a push for reforms. Details are unclear but point to organized labor activity and potential industry tensions.
Fragmentary item notes a launch or launch like action involving Duntaig on June 1 and a steamer, mentioning a German related loss and a patent holder tied to Promlan chard, but details are garbled.
Damaged text discusses plans to settle in Victoria and demolish the Indian army starting in July. It mentions residents’ intentions to settle there and references governance, property supervision, and unclear details about ownership and local clubs amid a confusing report with garbled phrases.
Telegrams from Western Australia describe an extensive government scheme aimed at clearing land for settlement in the district. The note mentions officials and efforts to promote rapid colonization and land allotments.
A fragment notes action by the A W U leader in relation to pastoral industry. It mentions refining or reforming as part of Commonwealth Arbitration, with references to direct or indirect involvement and statutes or guidelines. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details.
Suman Allechell appears in a garbled note stating a name and phrases not forming a clear event or action. The readable portion mentions representations and a person name, but no verifiable incident, date, or organization is identifiable from the text.
The column records breed and trainer notes from Goodwood races and local events. It mentions backers at Canning Park, Golden Gauber and Bow Gratton form, Fred Flower New Zealand purchases, E J Coyle, Vic e a ide Seater Coy, and jockeys like McGuleay Jewell. It highlights Canfield and dam weights for the W E C Grand National and notes Mr F L Hantock Geraldton as owner.
Fragmentary report shows an attempt at a British record with garbled text and missing specifics. Readable bits mention a distance or time and unfamiliar names, but essential details are not recoverable.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Kirkwood as favorite in a golf context with garbled phrases about a writer and names like Mitchel Buneses and Rey. The source is unclear and lacks coherent facts or dates. The report reads as a stray sports note with unreliable name spellings and scattered terms.
The Geraldton Citizens Association announces its general meeting date and membership steps, inviting prospective members to join before elections. It notes plans for two Town Hall nights starting June 29, hotel displays, an educational extension, and a logan competition with a prize, plus an exhibition of student work in local shops.
The May manager’s report notes team activity and performance amid a busy period. Horses and livestock are described in varying condition, with horses in excellent shape and cattle generally fair. Competition details include jockeys Jones and Houston and a note of appreciation to A Walley for supplying facilities and support.
A notice announces a meeting of members on Monday night to form a lodge in Geraldton. The date is given as June 30 192% at 815 p.m. at Bogle Bros. The event calls for participation by Victoria motor club members in the effort to establish the lodge.
An old classified ad lists various cars for sale including Chevrolet and Dodge models from 1915 to 1918. Prices range from about £100 to £150 with starter features noted and model details partially listed.
A community sing at Town Hall on Thursday June 29 at 8 pm led by Mr H Beunstt with Mr Kim Holmes orchestra. Everybody invited.
Perth report says police seized opium at Rocstreet with several Chinese detained and two brought before the police court for trial. London wires note Kid Lewis KO'd Frankie Burne in Cleveland.
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