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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
3
May 0 dispatch from Shanghai says famine is spreading in Chow Province with people eating tree leaves. Families sell children for small grain and villagers blame ongoing conflict between Marshal Chang Tso-tung and General Feng Yao.
A police pursuit near Painshwick leads to a car wreck killing two suspects aged twenty-one and twenty-six. Three other fugitives, aged five, eighteen, and seventeen, were arrested nearby. All involved from Camberwell London reported in connection with recent Gloucester burglaries.
Police in Antwerp say a major drug trafficking case is underway after a notorious dealer was identified through information from Antwerp. One Rumian resident of Antwerp has been arrested in connection with the consignments.
In Addlestone Surrey villagers discuss a parish magazine notice criticizing an ancient bell ringing custom tied to life sentence. The piece spurs debate on whether to abandon the practice and reflects broader social views on marriage and ritual.
A brief note describes flying conditions with low clouds moving in from the north. The message warns of reduced visibility and potential hazards for aviation.
Report from Hofis on May 4 notes arrests of illicit financiers linked to Bulgarian activities. Police traced clandestine networks supplying prisoners with gear and explosives to Bulgarian Communists, with Russian Bolsheviks identified as suppliers.
Fragmentary report notes a notable event in April with an ambuled appearance and mentions dates and locations. The readable text references a person named Otset and rainfall conditions affecting the scene. Further specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary report notes Albert Bext charged with a crime and committed for trial. Mentions Gertrude in Victoria and ties to government figures, with references to Scholz and a German connection. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A dispute between tearooms and restaurants in Western Australia shows no sign of settlement. Private arbitration is suggested as the Acting President delays adjourning, with talks focused on proposals about preference to women workers and party roles before private arbitration.
Perth City Council arranged a loan of £187,000 in London to finance road works and related costs. The facility carries interest above 5 percent and aims to support local infrastructure improvements.
A garbled transcript shows a judge and Att y discussing an unused measure and a draughtsman role as a matter remains unconsidered by the minister. The text indicates ongoing preparation but unclear context or conclusion.
Residents of Chelsea searched for a man after he assaulted two women near the Chelsea railway station. Victims Miss May Coombs aged 16 and Frelyn Grimshaw aged 33 were attacked from the rear, Grimshaw being struck with a sharp instrument, causing a dangerous wound. Both women bled as bystanders neared the scene. The assailant escaped.
Melbourne reports four constables patrolling Point Nepean Road last night seeking the man who violently attacked Mrs Grimshaw on Wednesday. Descriptions from Miss Coombs and Mrs Grimshaw are unavailable, hampering efforts. A discovery at the location revealed a bottle that may be the weapon used in the assault.
In Melbourne on May 4, authorities allege defalcations totaling £1700 at the National Bank of Australia Stock Exchange branch. A warrant has been issued for Urquhart Gall, the bank teller, as part of the investigation.
Melbourne reports May 8 that employees of Heary Berry and Co provision merchants have been sentenced for stealing from the firm. The thefts allegedly spanned a long period, with the total extent undetermined.
An obscure report notes a watchman in New South Wales attacked amid a sandbag incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text but suggest a base of sand and a potential theft or struggle during the episode.
A brief, unclear report notes oil spots and streaks observed near a plant. The text questions whether the substance was dumped or accidentally released and mentions ministerial reference without clear conclusions.
An East region market notice reports Dalgety and Company Limited proposing broker actions with demand for selling assets. The communication notes broker announcements and potential maturities impacting centers across the area.
Subiaco 11.1 beat East Premastle 3.4. East Perth 0.10 beat West Perth £6. Perth £17 beat Boath Fremastics 20.4. International Soccer entries listed. West Australia sil.
The notices outline Christ Church and Westey Church services for Sunday including Holy Communion and Baptism. Mother's Day observed May 2 with flowers and a program featuring a children's address and hymns. Sermons focus on a quest for the best and duties of mothers with an anthem and evening services.
Local venue promises a varied program with comedy and drama stars. Roy Stewart hosts a radio segment alongside William Desmond in The Moment. Spectators can expect entertainment and theater offerings in the near term.
The notice states the business will close and books will be closed from next month. Lith May and goods will be sold on Monday for cash with a discount of 3 pence per pound until stocks are cleared. All accounts are to be settled with the consignor.
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