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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 03, 1921
Page
3
May 2 report notes Eupreme Councils of the Allies discuss inviting America to aid in reparations. Daily Express cites no clear reason against American offices, while the Daily News mentions weekend meetings diverged toward a struggle unseen since Spa.
The Austrian Press Association reports that the Allies have agreed to final terms to be imposed on Germany, with Germany granted twelve days to accept. Weekend clashes leave several dead as Sinn Fein forces clash with Crown authorities near Castle Martyr and two constables are wounded.
The New York Sun Washington correspondent notes Germany's note to the United States offering new relations. A shipping company rebuffed a director reappointment, with The Mamberg Amerika Co declining to re elect Herr Bitness as director over disagreements with policy and leadership.
Paris dispatch reports Fravon's firm resolve as detachment units prepare to depart for major action. Government will not seize railways. the Eastern Company has been warned to ready for expected European upheaval, including material mobilization and precautionary measures.
The Yorkshire Observer urges Mr Hughes to visit Bradford to discuss wool policy with those who understand the trade. It argues Downing Street and Whitehall misjudge wool and that free open markets benefit Australia and Bradford alike. The piece stresses cannot coerce commodity values. Prime Minister Hughes arrives in Perth with a large welcome.
Mrs. Mary Arundel died at Subiaco last week. widow of the late Edward Arundel once in the saddlery trade with James Frinkes at Geraldton twenty years ago. A remarriage at Geraliton followed, pairing Mr. Ralph Gill of Northampton with Miss G. Baum.
Australian XI and Leicestershire county clash with brisk batting and notable individual scores. McDonald anchored for Australia, while Macartney and Gregory paired to produce an entertaining stand as Leicestershire were outplayed. Crowd notes England critics misjudged Australian batting as lively and cohesive.
In the Geraldton Licensing District the local option poll favored continuance with 1233 votes from 2421 electors and many informal ballots. State control had a small majority, while the total formal votes were high and multiple districts show the same trend toward continuance and control positions.
A Broome resident claims mineral oil indications in the Kimberley district after March sample submissions analysed by government mineralogist. The minister notes the department will examine the find with Geological Department staff if analyses confirm the initial reports. Also, Trans-Australian railway sleeping berth charges rise on May 1 from five to six shillings, with bedding provided.
RALDTON CITY BAND reminds members the band will perform at the Town Hall on Thursday night at 7 50. A good muster of players is requested. Spare mouthpieces and two sound shanks should be returned to the secretary. Youthful Boys Band instruments will be distributed early next week.
A notice states D A Smith Esq leaving district will sell an extensive Euraitere and household goods, including bedroom suite, dining suite, chests, wardrobes, mattresses, chairs, overmantel, kitchen items, and more. On view tomorrow from 3 pm to 5 pm.
AAP meeting in Byr ney on April 15 notes many members attended and New Zealand aid sought. The department reports funds near £202,073 with annual revenue of £7,007 and reserves over £1,400,000 as of December 31. Overall annual income projected around £4.3 million, marking a record high amid continued business strength and security concerns. District rep D Mentiplay of Gerabiton invites inquiries.
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