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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
3
Berlin reports a catastrophic blast in Emmfurt harbor, caused by repair workers using Baygen blowers before tank removal. The explosion killed many and left several missing as debris hit nearby houses and a half-ton anchor was hurled through the area.
A March 25 report notes a new discovery linked to radium treatment. Researchers describe thick glass tubes that channel radium emanations and purify them, creating enhanced containment. The Middlesex Hospital, holder of substantial radium stock, invites other hospitals to apply for the tubes to improve internal and external radium uses.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Leeds jury and a murder indictment involving Tom and others. It references peeping, self defense claims, and charted samples, with Needham and others cited in a trial context. The text is garbled but centers on alleged attackers and defense assertions.
Britannia Trophy awarded to Gable of M'Tatyre for their seaplane sighting, marking a notable aviation achievement. Details are incomplete in the fragmented text.
Fragmentary notes show a discussion on adopting the gold standard facing Cabinet hesitations. The central decision appears postponed to a later session, with officials signaling unresolved positions and potential policy shifts.
An incomplete excerpt notes awareness of damage to property and questions remedies. The garbled text references evaluation and Devoe but provides no clear event, participants, or outcomes to document.
The Colonial Secretary J Drew disclosed plans to open the killing season at Wyndham meat works. Men will depart by the Hambra and Kaa ferries on April 2 and 9 respectively, with full cattle numbers not yet secured but sufficient to justify the season.
Fremantle officials reported that 23 sailors from the steamer Volumoin were released after a two month imprisonment. The men had been taken to jail last week, but crowd sentiment and new orders prompted their release.
Perth March 6 At a meeting of the Executive Council Northmore was appointed a Royal Commissioner to inquire into matters affecting the State mail mill.
A 16 year old boy, Jack Dugworthy of C, was attacked by a shark while bathing alone at Coogee. He survived a desperate struggle and survived long enough to be taken to hospital where doctors amputated his leg. His condition is listed as critical.
Sydney reports a stalemate as a deadlock persists on a pending issue with the Upper authority, details sketchy but tensions remain high across discussions and committees.
Thomas Christopher Thomas, master of the Volumuia, appeared before the Central Police Court today charged by warrant with leaving behind 23 crew members on shore near Western Australia on February 18. The magistrate found the warrant discloses an offence under the Merchant Shipping Act and related acts and ordered the defendant to be bound over on such a warrant.
Sydney reports the Commonwealth Bank received Treasury instructions that no further subscriptions to the Commonwealth State loan of 5 400 000 were to be accepted. The issue was reportedly oversubscribed.
A lively concert featured Lew Entertainers with Mr. Les Cartwright performing Wieniawski and Slubay pieces, followed by Schubert and orchestral selections. The audience responded with strong applause as performers delivered varied vocal and instrumental numbers amid some awkward phrases and imperfect narration.
The King’s Theatre audience is urged to arrive early as seating is limited for the Wan Uf show. Bert Werrie and his partner debut together in Angir while the farmer presents Unstrate comedy in a double act On the Prom.
Prime Minister Bruog argues Australia must prioritise naval defence to save lives, warning against sending troops into vulnerable coastal defenses. Auckland reports note an infantile paralysis outbreak, with cases spreading in the Auckland district and concerns over local health resources.
Howard Verius charged with murder of William Bent at Lily Mye Bo. Officials say he accidentally shot Bent with a pea rifle while attempting to frighten Bent’s sway from Vere Vermun's sister in law. Verius committed for trial.
The presiding judge delivered verdicts for the defendants in each case, the court noting the jury found in favor for the defendants on the key issues. The proceedings concluded with judgments recorded as the Honorable Mr. Cusse presiding.
A fatal incident occurred at Mt. Morgan involving molten coffee. Authorities halted the scene as investigators determine the cause and whether any party is held responsible. Local officials urged caution in coffee handling at similar sites.
A public auction will sell machinery and other assets from a block site. Details list the items and the involved parties, including the receiver and the scheduled date and location for bidding.
Auction sale notice from Miss E. C. Bartlett of Geraldton in the Sage Club district. Lists a programme including a trial handicap with terms and rules under the Western Australian Turf Club By-Laws. Nominations close with the secretary Mingview or Mr. Charles O’Neil on Saturday April 4 as details are read in the notice.
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