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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
3
Authorities warn of a plotted campaign by a gang named in the fragment. The group is alleged to target public buildings and motor cars with disguises. Security steps have been tightened as the situation is investigated.
A Cantley mine employee described a fatal shooting in Devry inert as assailants pursued a victim toward the Caml and fled. police report the assailants escaped amid a burst of activity. Separately, coal owners at Caiooek Chae Staffordshire propose April miner wages at 2.25 times the July 1914 rate, received with satisfaction.
Reported outbreaks describe Communist forces using guerrilla tactics to exhaust police efforts. Rebels seizes control of mines, attacks public buildings, and blows up a branch of the Reichs-Rook as troops clash near Bitterfeld and other towns. Amsterdam reports March 30.
London dispatch notes six weeks of silence as ex-Emperor Karl writes to the Hungarian Primate urging acceptance of terms. The report mentions ongoing negotiations involving Turkey and related diplomatic moves amid uncertain outcomes.
Fragmentary report notes a Greek success during fighting that led to the occupation of the town Afion Ki of Bisar, indicating a shift in control amid ongoing hostilities. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Owing to the late arrival of the Osterney, the projected cricket match between Yeven Australia and Ceylon, while the vessel was in harbor, has been abandoned.
Mr Story, premier of New South Wales, travels through the Somme region and Paris amid ill health. He plans return to London and may rest before resuming duties. The journey includes a stop at Ypres and aims to visit London again soon.
In Lixbow March 30 reports describe arrests tied to a royalist plot. The former President of the Poors is said to be implicated and Assaca, King Banbel's representative, has disappeared.
London reports New York Herald indicates Morris resignation as American Ambassador to Japan signals revival of the Morris Shidthare agreement in California land laws. Ex‑President Wilcox's administration tentatively approves the pact. Harding's delay seen as move toward broader talks with Japan on the Yap dispute and related settlement.
Funeral cortege for Lieut Mastose led by police pipers proceeds from Porth Morel Street to St George s Town area. Military permission enables a ceremonial march through Melhaven s and a cross to the Kar. Thousands gather as sorrow and salutes mark the Australian Day funeral amid half mast signals.
Verh March 31 report notes the Country Party's strong stance on pension reform. Party representatives and parliamentarians convened at Parliament House to align objectives for government work and cross party cooperation toward broader policy aims.
Germantown Rifle Club announces practice and shoot dates starting Saturday with a six highest scores counting from eight shooters per club. Teams entered include Mingenem Magner Broone Cormarvon Mollewn and Moekathura. A potential inter club match with HALA Germainio may be arranged near HALA visit Jack Tars.
Western Australia racing notes list acceptances for turf events at Perth meetings. Jumps, flat, and mile races feature horses such as Marc Hatek Jeriblerie Laroon McCarthy Rippler High Hand Comyhom and more, with distances including one mile and three furlongs and four furlongs. The lists include Kennwick Handicap Kimberley Handicap Karridale Handicap and other event names with entrants and weights.
The notice lists starting times and handicaps for races at Kelmscott and Tableland with results and winners. It covers Easter week pair and singles events, results for Cameron and O Neil, Reitze and Miller, and mentions upcoming nominations for a trophy handicap singles by Mr W Harrison with early closing.
Perthady notes raceseason chatter. Eurythmie’s Sydney Cup win spurs talk of Melbourne success as trainers and owners weigh plans for Canterbury, Flemington, and Perth Cup prospects. Local jumpers, hurdles, and pacing events highlight a busy circuit with Mon Jumiur and Jelly Beggar drawing contrast in form.
Australia unveils a broad collection of 20 000 war photos from campaigns, towns, camps, and group portraits. Prices include whole plate prints and sepia enlargements with profits to memorial funds, while copyright rests with the Australian War Museum.
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