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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 13, 1924
Page
3
Fragmented text describes a parliamentary session with debate over a new closure proposal and a speaker’s remarks. It references Scotland, a single chamber arrangement, and a general segregation scheme linked to a United Kingdom context. The narrative is unclear but centers on a contested closure and an interrupted sitting.
Fragmentary query discusses health status and fatigue, mentioning Alexander and June events. It lacks clear actions, dates, places, or outcomes, making precise interpretation difficult from the surviving text.
London May 1. A Varin correspondent quotes news of HoIncare shaping French opinion. The Left Party holds a clear majority from recent elections and reforms, while Daum Faves retirement remarks signal political shifts. Local reports note cautious optimism amid parliamentary changes and security concerns.
London May 1 McMaxter the champion waiter covered 100 metres to gauge Wie time against Linlian Frigvries, with references to world records and historical marks. The report covers events from 1920 and mentions Surrey and South Africa relations, plus political remarks by Governor Pinchot on federal enforcement and church actions.
A jumble of wartime dispatches reports casualties in a cobbled famine era scene. Notable items mention deaths in a local collision with police marks, a Berlin deportation, and a German premier's reported life sentence. Other notes cover aviation mishaps in Saigon Bangkok and Alsace, plus political shifts in Britain and Portugal.
Telegrams from Brisbane dated May 13 report workers threatening a half hour strike to press grievances. The message claims tie justice is bornary diseatintleys and urges action, with Deca taking up the cause. Authorities have not confirmed any organized plan.
In the Federal Arbitration Court a compulsory conference on tramways trouble led by President Powers was held but adjourned. Representatives from both sides were briefed on all particulars of the dispute with the Federal executive and Victorian machine as well. The Provident urged settlement outside court as two conferences had failed.
Victorian engineers express dissatisfaction over delays in a Federal arbitration court ruling and discuss strike action. A looming migration plan between Britain and Australia, involving substantial funds, is discussed with hopes of easing costs and broad cooperation from the British government.
Fragmented wire service notes an influenza outbreak across southern Tasmania with unusual early pneumonia-like signs. Melbourne reports deaths and easing cases as authorities monitor spread among coastal regions.
A boxing card in Protheroe Cazaly at Geraldton features McGuinness against Cazaly over three three minute rounds on May 17. Side wagers and town rivalry heighten anticipation as both fighters bring polished form and local support to the match.
The Adeline Cope will be timed on Welursiay at Farm pointe in Stunt By. Favorites won at Helmont Park while bets ran hot with bookmakers. The meeting featured a 14-runner field and a series of odds shifts as horses such as The taxi-namer and Polydamua contended for purses.
The Faloo Road Board held its monthly meeting on Saturday with members Morrissey Moore Clark and Rodan present. They discussed extending the loop at the trucking yards, road repairs at the Wurarga Road, station exit gate, a two half mile fence, licenses for rabbis removal, and the appointment of a new Justice following Mr Coyne's departure.
Coverage of Central Province contest with Mills and Drew leading to a 405 vote majority for Drew. Includes earlier returns and regional counts across provinces. Also reports a fatal wheat-boat incident, funeral details, university and public notices, and a dramatic advertising stunt at a church fundraiser.
A garbled catalog from a rural sale features McGregors Pharmacy wholesale quotes, goats, farm Cream’s Morrell land, 200 acres, and numerous items. It lists vegetables, planters, plows, farming tools, and footballs for sale with scattered prices and contact hints, typical of a late 19th or early 20th century rural auction page.
DeLoery and Company Limited announce a monthly market at Utakarra Sale Yards on Friday May Sind. Public auction offers include 300 wether sheep in good condition, 50 ewes, 300 does, and four fat lambs. Further entries invited by Dalobby and Company Limited.
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