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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
3
Telegrams report a rumored resignation of Mr Robinson premier reticest MI Robinsons resuation prompting acceptance by the premier. The Seamen's strike at Mount Morgan mine prompts a government move to take possession with no compensation. work to resume for owners.
A naval mutiny aboard the Cables Wrench fleet was quelled on June 18 authorities reported no injuries and crews returned to regular duties. Investigations were ordered to determine the causes and assign responsibility.
June reports recount a red flag at Brest with French sailors struggling amid fog and a damaged aircraft. Captain Alcock narrates terrible experiences, loss of horizon, and fog crippling progress during the flight. Java disaster floods devastate towns as lake overflow inundates streets and damage runs into millions. Prime minister resignations ripple across Talia politics as government falls. Perth racing meeting in Western Australia concludes with results.
First quarter shows Railways ahead by two goals and three behinds while Rovers trail with no goals and three behinds. Third quarter shifts to Railways 8 goals 10 behinds as Rovers struggle with two goals and seven behinds. Final score details unclear but Rovers score 4 goals 7 behinds.
A fragmented report notes a Town versus Thistle game in which Thistle gains advantage with goals amid uncertain officiating. The text mentions Fox, Les, and several goals, but many details are garbled, leaving the final outcome and scoring unclear.
Reports from the peace conference describe near universal opposition among German cruisers in concentrate action. French and British troops mass on the Rhine ready to move while the British navy stands on a war footing with airship patrols. Ships arrive at Copenhagen as a blockade looms. Treaty not signed. peace believed assured with reported acceptance by the German assembly. Allies redouble pressure as German war materials stream out. The German people seek peace.
London on June 20 reports the government remains obstinate toward a seizure. The terse dispatch notes continued resistance from authorities as tensions rise and the public awaits decisive action.
The note indicates a department plans futher 57 tons from the east at Port Augus amid operational constraints and planned supply movements.
SIX FRESH CASES REPORTED. ONE DEATH AT LEONORA. FOUR CASES FROM THE MIND. Perth notes new cases and a death as Fremantle and Minderco areas record fresh infections. A seven days’ quarantine was imposed on the vessel under inquiry.
Sydney June 20 reports 59 new cases and nine deaths bringing totals to 1040. Authorities grow anxious as the crisis deepens with deaths mounting in the city and surrounding posts. An American doctor’s reported cure is noted amid ongoing efforts.
A garbled plea requests space for a suggested male voice choir with a count of gentlemen and notes that those with similar views could be arranged if enough interest exists.
Fragmentary notice reports Dr Mosin losing a position at Northampton. The text mentions a lengthy delay and references dates around last year but clarity is limited due to the damaged OCR. The readable items indicate a career change or appointment process involving local institutions.
Fragmentary report notes a 1910 board proposal involving Dr Moxon and Mr Rowe. It references isolation plans and potential powers being granted to Dr Moxon if needed, with discussion on how to respond to an epidemic aid. The text is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes or names beyond these.
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