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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1928
Page
3
An OCR fragment discusses the Anti-War Treaty drafted by Mr. Kellogg. It mentions principal articles and a commitment to resolve disputes without war, noting that violations would be addressed through agreed procedures.
Report from Moscow states a shipment of hides from Uruguay arrived in poor condition. The Soviet Union says the program intends to import 100000 hides from Uruguay annually as part of a broader South American supply effort.
An underground mine collapse in Johannesburg triggered a tremor with a loud explosion and building vibrations. People leaped from windows as debris and walls cracked. no serious damage reported, officials said the tremors arose from rock falls in the mines.
A note details an estate totaling £85700 tied to Leonard Wilfred Wil oe actowl Tehevit and £50000 for Charles, with a further £30000 from William’s August death. The text references a trust or settlement as the subject of reduced inquiries and distributions.
In Perth on June 25 a farmer Har vid Eaton Smith aged 33 was shot dead at Wubin. Clifford Hulme aged 29 made his statement at the police station as the investigation proceeds.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a man threatening violence, an assault on a woman or child, and an attack connected to a neighbor. The text references a dogged pursuit, a morning discovery, and a crime scenario, with unclear names and locations.
An ordinary incident caused the shandenment of the greyhound race at Southend England. A defect in the mechanism let the dogs catch the tyre and rip it apart. On a trial run the motor carrying the hare crashed into the rail and tore it up. Bookmakers refunded stakes and the crowd received their admission money.
Government messages indicate a payment capped at £150 across broader terms, within a total £24,000,000 loan agreement. The telegrams reference the financial settlement and related securities, confirming the budgeted cap on disbursements.
Fragmentary note describes tantalite and other minerals in Coolgardie and nearby towns. Mentions Dr Government Asmyer Perth and a return rate of ta exst tantalite with thirteen per cent of tie along with rail and transport implications.
The Admiralty stated troops from HM ships quelled a mutiny at Jervis Bay and took charge of the mutineers after a violent struggle. A boat and water had caused a section to flood, washing men into a ward during the incident, leaving the area quiet thereafter.
A domestic servant in New South Wales was detained by police after a report of an incident at a house linked to an Uber tour. The magistrate remanded the suspect in custody until a future hearing set for the next available date.
Police allege a man identified as John Affieck was intoxicated when the river accident occurred causing two girls to drown. Authorities continue inquiries into the incident and related circumstances.
The readable portions reference a scene with phrases against the men and five and a half months in prison im print. Other text mentions Moshe and mischief with intent to set fire, with vague notes about a film and audience reactions.
An early-20th century report notes the Prime Minister Mr 8 ML Bruss visiting Geraldton on Wednesday July 4 as part of a regional tour. He travels with aides and private secretary and families, attending a 5.19 pm public reception at Town Hall and dinner at the hotel in Perth. A planned sightseeing circuit follows.
The Defence says an Italian expedition leader confirms General Nobile has been saved and rescue efforts continue after a hazardous landing.
A fragmentary OCR note reports some workers showing severe exposure and others only slightly affected, with names of workmen partially legible. The injured or revived status is unclear due to garbled text.
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