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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1921
Page
3
London reports in the House of Commons that Government plans a reversal of timing for the Southern Parliament in Ireland. Mc Lsey's George said Dublin Unionists backed a postponement linked to the Northern Parliament.
Police recovered a large quantity of ammunition and bombs from the home of Councilor O’Riordan, who was arrested in connection with the case. Investigators say the cache indicates involvement in illicit weapons activity.
In Mallow area near Co. Limerick, Irish forces encountered an armed group and shot three men dead while several others were wounded. Police tightened precautions as authorities prepared for royal attendance.
Calcutta witnesses unrest as tramway workers reject terms and motor drivers threaten to bring in police and military to curb riots linked to the labor dispute. Strong tensions rise amid the city’s transportation strike.
Russian counter revolution features in a delayed surrender note from a commission regarding war materiel. The fragment discusses delay and strategic disagreement amid political upheaval. Readability is limited but implies tensions between supply and surrender terms.
A March report from Holm notes Bolsheviks regaining control amid ongoing upheaval. Details remain sparse as officials confirm shifts in leadership and territorial influence.
New York March 10 Rear Admiral Huse commandant at New York said the United States may have a navy equal to the combined seas of any two countries not to wage war but to defend peace. He implied that a future war with Great Britain is not to be contemplated.
London market reports a slump in tallow prices as London bales trading is suspended amid uncertain demand and price pressure. Officials indicate transport and storage issues add to volatility for makers and buyers.
Report notes Mrs J Phair is improving after treatment by Dr Hungerford following a ten era event in Belbourne. W J Henderson, former ESL State branch secretary, has undergone an operation after weeks in hospital. Prime Minister sends welcome wire to Senator Millan and invitation to Cheyenne on arrival day. Archibald Louch and AF Hector plan visit to Gerald shortly.
Bunbury March 11 a seven year old girl Elsie Smith lost since Tuesday in the Capel bush was found at noon by permanent way workers. She fell unconscious after the rescue. Bush fires raged in Donnybrook and Capel districts burning fences and homesteads with near escapes at several properties.
A report from Brumewick states that an alleged murder attempt involved strychnine in tea. Details are unclear but the incident centers on D. Marriott and a morning disturbance near San Tonse. Officials probe the bizarre poisoning claim.
A catastrophic explosion at Hoskins' stonework in Cadia early morning collapsed a 1000 ton section, burying nine men who worked in the lower tier. The cause remains unknown and efforts to recover the victims are underway.
A fragmented note marks Awead Day as a calm observance. The text repeats quiet reflection and hints at a one day event without public amusement or merriment.
The ALP monitors developments regarding the High Commissioner post and potential by election. If real appointment occurs, Parramatta seat would become vacant and servings shift as speculative opinion points to Peatry Cook as the likely new High Commissioner.
Melbourne reports a trade dispute involving the Amalgamated Society of Engineers and the Ade Vide teamship Company among others. The contested point centers on contractual or employment terms and the dispute appears before industrial authorities.
Mr Justice Higgins stated to the Prime Minister in January he would not accept new arbitration work. He could hear the application as a Justice of the High Court when the hearing of the case concluded.
A Papuan Administration report to the Minister for Home and Territories notes that three late arrivals at Fort Moro from Australia lack definite engagements and cannot find work. The message warns that employers will reduce European positions due to the low price of native labor, and Australians are advised against going to Papua.
The notice outlines ad pricing per inch with £6 to £7 rates and a special £1400 prospectus offer. It mentions merged newspapers and promotion timing while emphasizing Teresa as a focal point in the recent discussion.
A London discussion ties Puritan Sunday to American reform. Carrie Chapman Catt leads American suffragists to London to meet Mrs Hours Power and address the Westminster Central Hall on the suffrage platform, with debates on prohibition and language of nations.
A fragmented reminiscence notes the habitual carrying of money by notable figures, including the Prince of Wales, and contrasts private spending with public costs. It mentions a journalist linked to Bard and sketches a scene of everyday cash handling and expenses in London.
The article discusses dangers from early refined petroleum fuels used in lamps. It details how lighter fractions escaped, created volatile mixtures, and caused lamp explosions. It notes historical legislation to curb volatile components and calls for caution with contaminated petrol spirits.
Historical notice announces a public auction of estate properties in Dongarra and surrounding districts. It lists multiple lots including farms, wells, improvements, and townsite parcels with general locations and descriptions, inviting bids for transfer of ownership.
Fragmentary notice describes a large bottle stock with irregular text. Key items appear to reference a Dalgety location and a quantity of bottles. Missing readable names, dates, or specific actions.
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