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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
3
Berlin dispatch reports rising tension as the Reichswehr faces further general strikes and heavy fighting in Westphalia. The tense military situation broadens across Germany as authorities attempt to quell unrest amid calls for reform.
London March 29 The central Irish issue is the Home Rule bill debate at Westminster with prospects of a probable straight vote. Mr Clynes comments reflect party lines as the measure nears a decision.
Fragmented OCR notes show Mr Crlynes urging rejection of the Home Rule Bill in the House of Commons. The discussion mentions unrest in Ireland, police and magistrates loyal to the Crown, and divisions over religious disabilities and imperial policy.
A garbled regional report mentions an ALP candidate for provincial council and a municipal deputation to the Premier. Names like Tom Moore and J. Tuckey appear amid disrupted text about water works and council actions in Central Province elections.
The Victor District society holds its annual meeting amid emphasis on prospects and loyalty. Financials show receipts around £914 with expenses including prizes and depot work while members discuss improving the show and potential picnic-style plans. Key figures include Sir Edward Bartlett and Mr G E Sewell with officers reappointed and new vice presidents named.
A garbled field note mentions a vote of tasks to the presiding official and a discussion within a local committee. It references a Kodmiee in ceaction and corals, implying an uncertain election or procedural record with limited readable details.
The court heard that A A Banks now works as a night chemist at the Savoy Hotel earning 3 pounds 7 shillings 6d weekly. He had been in Western Australia since 1908 and moved to the goldfields where he stored work. Debtor began housing 40 Port Gregory workers, but the boarding house left boarders without money as the sat deposits company had no funds. Further examination adjourned to April 7.
The passage discusses costs and profits amid low margins for lower grade tests, warning that small gains could be wiped out by rising working expenses. It mentions potential plant closings and the need to tide over a difficult period, with references to uncertain pay and financial strain on producers.
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