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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
3
In a foreign dispatch from Laodos dated March 18 the Turkish government stated in the House of Commons that occupation would continue until peace terms were fully executed and all outrages against natives and Christians would be met with severer actions if not complied.
From Leendon and London reports March 29 and 19. Allied warning to Burgewisters as troops poised to advance. Probable provisional government in Berlin amid socialists calling for a Soviet republic. Counter revolution feared. Kapp movement accused of treachery. British government cautions about peace treaty observance.
A statement notes the government and Allies gave assurance that the terms of the peace treaty were observed and that the matter is receiving further attention. The text emphasizes continued vigilance and commitment to peace compliance.
The Upper Chapman Road Home District urges the Gore Government to fund essential works on Northampton Road including a bridge at Norra Tarra and tree crossing improvements. Strong representations were made to press for faster progress and to stress the urgency of nearby Goth works completion.
The subject, described as sig she em, shows steady improvement toward recovery after arriving in Gerald tor. She can et stout tow and her acquaintances hope for full health soon. Weather remains unsettled with rain and wind. The Premier reassured that the government is sincere in its effort to solve the Gereidton water problem during a brief conversation with Jad tefory. Mr M. Carget MIC and Mrs Caron attended the fast meeting.
The crowded Elvy's Theatre hosted a boxing night featuring McGhie and Winstarball with catchweight conditions. Referee stakes a weight decision. Marshalls and McGhie exchange heavy blows and tactical dodges in the early rounds. McGhie gains steadier footing in the final rounds while Marshalls struggles, with the crowd noting mixed tactics and exertions.
Perth reports retrospective pay has been granted to railway employees amid an ongoing wage dispute. North West cattle trade move adds to fleet expansion.
Perth March 20 The State Mining Foreman Mr Montgomery inspected the workings of both the Celebration and White Hope mines during the age and in harms of the aged? The text notes the inspections assessed appearance and prospects of permanency.
Perth report notes Mr G W Sinpsor of the industries area hems named peti manager after the death of Mr W Paterson managing trustee of the Agricultural Bank. Mr E McLarty, manager of the Sodier Settlement Branch, advised the varaney. In Melbourne, waterside workers case set for Wednesday in Sydney.
In MeDivarve on March 18 a federal grant was approved for training at a school linked to a trade for children over 16 and under 18 allegedly aimed at producing soldiers. The visit of the Prince of Water sparked Labour abstention and child participation was barred by orders from Trades Hall Council and local authorities.
The text shows partial phrases about people arriving earlier than planned for a meet and mentions busy workers, broom marhmiziora, and scope for their er gdes, indicating unsettled schedule and unclear roles.
A garbled report notes that the Workers Assurance Scheme approved a payment to policy holders. It mentions a 0 percent premium and a planned annual disbursement, but the text is unclear and contains many transcription errors.
About fifty persons attended a meeting at Tredes Hall to mark the free anniversary of the Paris revolution. Speakers urged Russians to adopt methods to inspire workers in Austria and follow similar tactics. An orator claimed Austria's workers must organize to advance the cause.
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