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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
London reports show ongoing Irish voting producing surprises as De Valera dominates late returns. The tally lists Mr Collins as partially aligned with De Valera and Mr Large securing around 7 000 votes, with early figures split among Labourites Republicans and independents totaling 74 in the reported segment.
A garbled New York June report hints at an Ireland scene and a fund mental crisis. The text appears damaged, mentioning lives and a festivity or event unfolding amid confusion.
Fragmented OCR notes describe diplomatic activity around a Wambington treaty with mentions of London and a Pacific coast republic. The passage notes government bodies and public response, with a population figure for a city cited as 65 000.
A fragmented report discusses gorillas and human language questions. It notes scientists’ attempts to understand communication, mentioning a renowned hunter and an American paper, and references Gorilla Genealogies and the idea of learned sounds.
In Perth on June 22 Country Party members debated the government tramway extension. They condemned the decision and pledged not to support the government, inviting Mr Scaddan to explain the issue. A licensing commission finding reportedly favors licensing reductions.
A garbled notice reports Publicity Comuliter of Geralhom Citizens' Association with Cam jou and Guardian’s Three Spring correspondent outlining a community singing event on Thursday. It notes plans for a Tourist Bureau near the railway station and trips to points in Subury, under the Trem and Tourist Association auspices.
New South Wales reports a settlement effected following the strike of 800 rubber workers on June 4, 1921, ending industrial action and restoring production in the district.
A woman in Victoria was shot during a failed robbery attempt. A man allegedly demanded valuables and discharged a weapon before fleeing the scene. Police and investigators cordoned the area as witnesses provided brief statements.
The London office dated 17th inst notes Wool mules closing 28th and withdrawal of bales. It lists bale counts for H. Peares Make, White Peak, A. Oliver, Mitchell Bros, and H. G. Mitchell among others with totals around 204 to 204d.
Report describes a funeral where five Apache members surged through mourners, led by a man named Fritzno, stealing a bottle of kummel and pouring cognac into the grave before vowing vengeance. The rest of the ceremony proceeded to a quiet close. Also notes Defence Department retirement pay scales and service-based compensation.
Fragmentary text portrays unrest and fear amid hardship with references to taxation and weather. The piece mentions workers, a tractor and ploughing, screams of distress, and a harsh, chaotic scene implying widespread anxiety and danger.
A discussion outlines a two year college program for working age youths, focusing on practical industrial training, home gardens and livestock. It envisions bush land location with water access, and early work experience to bridge school work with real tasks while balancing study and practical training for future clerks or helpers. The proposal links youth education to national development and abstains from militancy.
The fragment describes a music related notice involving a repair scheme and a secretary, with financial and booking details unclear. The text references a railway estate and a date, but specifics are garbled.
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