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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
3
Bestia reports May A a swearing in as the President took the oath before a crowded Reichstag style hall. Supporters cheered while Communists shouted down. Afterward the Specialist President Lovbe voiced hope that Germanys economic reconstruction would continue.
The court martial of the communiste serra outrage concluded today with Hac ean Zailgorski and Prieduan each sentenced to ten years imprisonment. Several others received six or ten years, five were sentenced in their absence.
The annual report of the Department of Commerce cites Secretary Herbert Hoover noting bootlegged foreign liquor costs to the United States at 240,000,000 dollars for the year, calling the figure a low estimate.
London reports an Allied note to Germany on disarmament. It fixes the Ruhr withdrawal for August if Germany continues Dawes plan obligations and hinges on German compliance with disarmament terms.
Cudgee finished third while Balleck and Carsinke secured second and third respectively, with Rorste achieving a notable placing in the seat event.
OCR text describes a chaotic violent incident with references to a dwelling, upstairs fights, a bloodied bed, and a front door. Names and precise actions are unclear, leaving a partial scene of violence within a residence and investigation context.
Mr J M Fowler, long-time member of the House of Representatives, told the Commix-1 stop in Melbourne that Western Australia faces costs from moderation waste. He urged the central government to allot relief funds and reduce red tape, arguing it fits Federation founders’ aims and should be done as soon as possible.
A deputation representing all Western Australia gold mining interests met Mr Collier in London via cable. They protested customs tariff changes on mining and urged continuation of a bonus. Sir Newton Moore introduced the group and pledged that Mr Collier would consult on the matter.
Four men were injured when a Ford truck carrying passengers including several women capsized near the bottom of a hill on the Wok olep Mornington Mill road on Sunday evening. Driver James Green said a wheel burst after trying to throw the vehicle out of gear, causing the accident before the driver and others continued home.
At a special meeting of the Fremantle Lumberers' Union in Perth on May 14 details emerged of clashes with the United Federation over attitudes to Curtin editor of the Western Worker. A settlement valued at £1,000 was announced as the union faced a £1,000 fine or 1s per share for two chartered steamers involved in the brick dispute.
A dispute over a nomination for a vacant position led to Timber Workers' Union complaints to the State executive. MLA T J Hughes was present as timber workers protested and were urged not to interfere. after hours of deliberation the meeting ordered Hughes to refrain from involvement with the Western Australian Branch affairs.
New South Wales debates inviting Trades and Labour Councils from all states to Adelaide for a meeting to discuss forming a Commonwealth Grand Council of Labour. The proposal would grant powers to intervene in industrial disputes beyond state borders.
Partial OCR text reports arrivals of borers to Bandar port following a Perth tour led by Ms Kosmardes. The fragment mentions Tomorrow's trail and several moneyed individuals expected to arrive, with instructions about houses to be taken out by ten o'clock and cases drawing for stands.
Listed acceptances include Rockingham Handicap, CAMAC Handicap, and DUDLEY Handicap entries with times and weights. Names such as Durilla, Mare Prox, Exdemon, Vhrese, Gigue, Castleden, and others appear among the stakes and runners.
The municipal supervisor reports delays in the council’s acceptance of repairs and work at White Peak. The supervisor notes the expected end of the return of the item has not occurred and says he has written to district member J. C. Willcock about the matter.
The notice lists sales terms and quotes from Dalgety and Co and Elder Smith and Co agents. Livestock categories include 3579 sheep 130 cattle and 186 pigs with mid and supction market quotations. Best medium weight sheep and light weights are priced per pound with various rate figures and notation of buyers.
A brief report notes L Bhope will be closed andy due to an incident at Hall with Secretary Do Hall.
Carter and Co offers Femite for the family supplied by the Amalgamated Fruitgrowers Association. Local agent AML. PGES. DIST. ABSN. Geraldton contact ER Bowe. Address Deepdale Eastern Road near Geraldton, phone 164.
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