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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
3
Report from London on March 3 cites Archbishop Dublin condemning a Cork murder case. A night incident involved two armed men entering a mail office and shooting the clerk nearby. The alleged cruelty described includes a sequence of killings and prolonged suffering, with reactions from church authorities.
An old newspaper interview presents delegate views on the Versailles Treaty and reparations. It references No clear justification and contemplates future moves by the Allied powers.
International tensions rise as China demands a firm stance on territory amid Western policy debates. A severe coastal storm floods towns with seven foot tides and high winds, leaving ships stranded, homes wrecked, and water shortages across Dirk Hartog Island and surrounding bays as rescue efforts continue and authorities report possible sabotage.
Reports from Carnarvon deny overcrowding on the State steamer Bembra and rejecting any signing of a communal robin by passengers. Captain Bogert and others dispute claims, noting full complement of crew and no space for more. Melbourne return to normal and local rifle club results in mild turnout and good weather.
The Club held an open handicap race on Saturday with Patrons and Crooks and Broker's Trophies. Four boats finished in order as Nhawroek, Wal ker, Ly CYgmne, Ada. The breeze varied and the Shamrock remained prominent, though Cygnate led before a capsize risk amid rough seas. A storm affected racing and prize events, with postponements noted.
In a Town Wall gathering at night presided by Mr. Y. Royers, Labor candidate Sr. J. Willevek argued for state regulation of prices and rents, nationalization of key services, and broader social welfare. He contrasted Labor’s record on hospitals, education, and pensions with opponents, urging protection for workers and streamlined public works.
A fragmented report discusses protests over heat prices and government policy. It mentions figures like Mr Willcock and Mr O Loghlen and criticizes centralization. The piece references a March 12 election and a local driver strike, with remarks on government bargaining and industrial tensions.
Tenders invited by the Perth Diocesan Secretary for two town land parcels in Geraldian and Gersbiton. Details include lot descriptions, deposit of 10 percent, and bids due March 14 1081 at 12 o clock. Highest bid not necessarily accepted.
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