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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
3
A Cork sensation reports that six men arrested in connection with a national unrest face execution. Police say four others were arrested, with two held. Special prayers planned in churches as London confirms the threatened sentences.
London reports that several prisoners court-martialled over the November 21 incident will be executed this week. A Cork barracks shooting left two dead in two bursts, the chaplain moving with haste amid the chaos.
British Prime Minister signals stance toward Germany as Allies prepare for the forthcoming Conference. Aimed at denying substantial concessions, the Allies plan a firm approach to Germany’s position. February reports note Turkish Greek sentiment for union with Greece and growing hostilities. An American railway collision near New York results in heavy casualties. Switzerland’s stance at the League of Nations discussion defends neutrality and cautions against foreign troop deployments.
Reports from Cararvun describe protests over a government run voyage with 30 passengers left stranded. Captain refuses to take additional outside passengers as tensions rise. A public meeting is planned to demand better service or withdrawal from the trade.
The Western Australian government resists the federal immigration scheme while awaiting a compromise. Sir J D Connolly to present proposals to remove objections and permit WA to join, amidst 30 000 applicants registered in the state and expectations of a future arrangement with the federal government.
In Rockhampton on February 5 a bitter protest arose over proposed reforms to pastoral holdings in the Yio district with claims of a 100 percent levy. Separately, Melbourne reports vessels being commissioned as shipping activity levels rise next week amid wage talks and union actions. February 24 reports note wage increases in court and political tension as Labor figures discuss the Council of Action and worker organization versus party aims.
A distorted OCR fragment mentions strikes and disruption around a communal area. It references wartime or comming events, with unclear organization names and dates. The legible pieces point to a public disturbance, interrupted activities, and a mention of a university or institute.
A garbled report notes plans for a local band to perform at Marine Terrace next Friday and discusses instrument negotiations, upcoming meetings, and venue considerations. It mentions the WA Band Association, the Peak championship, and civic support for open air concerts amid uncertain details and budgeting.
J C Willcock Labor candidate for Ceralitnn spoke at a well attended Golden Meal Greenaugh meeting. He urged agricultural tasks and fields answered questions about Irwin cont eeum not sedestriers at Georgia. A vote of thanks was proposed by Harrison and P O MLA, with a meeting planned at the Town Hall tomorrow night.
Mr M F Trey the Labor candidate for WEL Magnet Constituency spoke at the Fobby Hall. He urged past Parliament work be noted and pledged to serve electors if reelected. A vote of confidence in Mr Str. Prop was carried on Mr C Sheldon’s proposal, seconded by Mr Lawdee.
Witnesses at the railway station fruit stall accuse price fixing and inferior produce. A Co operative growers manager says dried fruit markets are bolting and may collapse. Laughter erupts as questions touch on profiteering and internal pricing schemes.
A Northern Territory dispute centers on taxpayers' rights to representation before payment of taxes. The Department of Home and Territories noted residents could face prosecution for nonpayment while a former mayor, linked to broader revenue questions, was cited in discussions of commonwealth authority. Officials cited Fremantle Courts as the recourse for defaulting taxpayers.
A crowded program featured a piano recital by Woodward, vocal items by Bend and others, and a noted violin performance by Miss Chiaprun. The evening included a speech by Mr. Webb and reflections on wartime service, followed by community remarks and a display of local athletic and artistic talent. A mine near Yalgie, praised for potential, was introduced with plans for development and local support.
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