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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 22, 1926
Page
3
The Peemive Mr Collier wired Mr Angwin that the Premiers Conference suggested terms are wholly unacceptable. He states the North West and Western Australia oppose the proposals as delivered.
Perth speaker Mr Gregory a member of the WA House of Representatives rejects the proposal to carve a new state in the North West. He warns against federal control and criticizes administration of the Northern Territory as alarming, asserting WA would not approve such a move.
A fire swept Greenhashir destroying four wooden shops and most stock. A large brick shop owned by Mr. Stony was saved after workers doused flames from the ceiling with water buckets. The loss is estaimted around £2300 with partial insurance on the premises.
Constable Norman Jacobs chased and captured Beare Reid after a violent knife attack in Melbourne. Reid, charged with assaulting the officer, was remanded for a week after formal evidence.
A woman is found dead after a violent assault inside a house on Mouth Road. A 50-year-old man present at the scene is questioned by police. the arson or motive remains unclear as investigators inspect the shattered scene and nearby clues.
Sydney reports strong business circles expect opposition to the Federal government plan to hold a referendum in August on constitutional reform. The decision to book the referendum drew widespread criticism and speculation about its impact on the political agenda.
In Sydney on May 1, workers at Mort Duck and Palace Spring Works abandoned a strike and agreed to resume work under their respective awards to restore a 44 hour home week. The return involved both plants ending walkouts and accepting conditions of the existing pay scale.
In Alexandria this morning a mother murdered her two children with a razor and killed herself after finding them at the hall. Mrs Wollamory, 44, and Towware, 7, were slain. a daughter aged about 9 found her mother later. The family reportedly had been in distress following nervous trouble.
Kalgoorlie reports indicate eight days of detective work fail to reveal the murderers of Inspector Walsh and Pitman. Detective Sergeant Purdue leads the team with Manning and O Brice aiding. A 60 ft shaft yielded charred remains, but the search for suspects and the crime scene continues amid limited fresh information.
A fragment recalls Inspector Walsh linked to a July 1504 mining episode. It notes Mr Walsh as a troop leader who sold a lease to Lord Culley for £10,000 after obtaining a miner's right and arriving at the mine with Abost Kenzie.
The funeral for the late Barnet Hadley Jupp J.P. pioneer of Chapman Valley was held at Hebawn Anglican cemetery on Wednesday afternoon. Tributes were laid and a large crowd attended the graveside service with about four hundred people present. Mr Gen Lester led the cortège and funeral rites.
British coal miners and delegates refuse to accept government proposals for wage cuts. The meeting in London discusses preserving wages and arranging further talks if a voluntary agreement fails, signaling potential continued dispute over pay amid industry pressures.
Australian Cremsa fans watched as stamps drew after two wickets fell for 17 runs. The match ended in a draw with Cambridge scoring 1 for 1 in a later message.
Fragmentary cricket report notes Australia plans a strong tour at Trent Bridge. Mentions captain Curr and players at Santa Ho with praise for bowling, while remarks on Je Faitnrat and Hsie are unclear.
Mr. W. B. Rogers of the Pastoral Review visited Geraldton Murahinga and Northampton regions tracing wool and wheat prospects. He praised Western Australia for top feed, shallow drought resilience, and modern farming land while noting Eastern States lag in supplies and promising future trade.
Report notes increased crowd room at the Oval and pavilion extension near the eastern corrugated vice stand, with works ongoing as the last wing of the pavilion is added. Mentions Lord’s races, Labour Handicap heats, and new managerial changes at Surprise Inn and Two Bors’ mine as local developments.
Football notes record tie and goals for Fremantle and Port Adelaide in matches against Perth and Cottesloe. Reports mention meetings with J Allen Waller Smythe and C J Alles on proposed payments to cover deficits and the association's stance on funding.
The report lists results from Canning Park races after 2008 with betting odds for the Canning Park Handicap and The Thal Stakes First Division. Petiole and Thal Stakes divisions are noted with winners and odds, alongside Welter and Avanish Prince in various races.
Report from the Valgus Rowe Club meeting notes successful results with top officials nominated. Weather clears and water conditions ease for the racing course to open as planned.
Ar Kennedy veterinary marks received from Government veterinary pathologist Bennetts the post mortem exam of the stomach and related organs shows inflammation and other pathological signs. The report notes the death occurred during the period under study and lists anatomical observations.
A garbled excerpt recalls a young officer's oath near the Tower and a claim of truth about a contested story. The passage hints at a royal setting and a dramatic moment before the King's Court, with mistranscribed dialogue and obscure names.
A charity meeting lists race details and stakes including the Widow of the late Mr A Preachar. It covers six events with nomination and acceptance fees and prizes for horses, distances from five to six furlongs, and specific handicaps and payouts to winners and runners up. The note outlines fund distribution and entry costs for each race.
Friday match between Navy and Gold sections ended in a draw. Scorers include Geld five goals three behinds and Kavy five goals three behinds. Notable players for Gold include Famline Bearke Howell and Keuptos. Navy features Kastungh Payne Criddie and Criddie.
A fragmentary report notes the junior team defeating the Thistles by six goals. Text includes stray references to age norms, governance, and regional praise, with unclear context and dates, mentioning Geraldton and Western Australia.
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