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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
1
The speaker from Archangel, arriving in London, argues Bolshevik rule leads to universal class war and despotism. He warns the Allies to act decisively against Bolshevism, urging support for anti Bolshevik forces and a sharp blow to the Bolshevik threat to Europe.
A London dispatch from a keystone miner notes Bolshevik propagandists claim Russian workers face dire propaganda. An American worker, John T Besudiie, recounts brutal cold, fatigue, and forced labor. He describes sleeping, being beaten, and ordered to work under threat. protest meets the reply that workers must endure.
A letter expresses pleasure at the homecoming of a long serving serviceman after nearly three years on duty. Mention is made of his hospital stays on three occasions during service and the hope for his safe return, with notes of visiting Mullows to carry war in relief.
An American paper discusses mortgages as self supporting, claiming resilience through drought floods pests and rust. It argues the mortgage value rises with cheap grain and holds its own amid weather and insects, underscoring financial steadiness in agriculture.
Dates listed include Wednesday September 1, Geraldion and September 25, with September 82 and September 82 noted. Locations mentioned are Nomhampsten Corecnough and Moora with associated weekdays. Dates appear garbled and partially unreadable in the OCR but indicate a series of scheduled shows across several places in 1819.
The readable text is garbled with unclear names and phrases. It appears to mention unknown individuals, a group or list called Wands, and a reference to a place or event about a dole or treat, but specifics are not discernible. No coherent event or facts emerge for a fuller summary.
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