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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
3
A damaged report references the May 24 statement by the Vik Ministry announcing a contest of 10 Mr Grivel and other figures. It discusses detraction, a voyage to Paris, and a claim that 82 percent of some group purchased a weapon. The text is garbled, with names and actions poorly legible.
A garbled cricket note from Swedon on May 28 outlines South Africa and MCC innings. Names and actions are unclear. The fragment mentions balances of runs and players but lacks a coherent sequence or results.
London May 26 Mr Gillett, father Aly, attacked the House of Commons that the Labor Government was undermined by the Da e fainionn Tt Mine. Quite we keen an Cuverative Gavernmunt could be for the view regulation between Britain and the Besuinioun. Illneh of Labor MP Lowton May 24. H Thomas ALP Colonist Moet From plowray.
A boy of unidentified age was found in Berlin after a snowstorm. He may have been shot near a schoolyard. A shirt inscription read Dewil to Fuschvta. Signed Executive Committee of Communist Party. The boy belonged to the League of Bismarck Youre.
New York May 31 The dispatch reports President Coolidge faces opposition over a contemplated appointment as Washington officials weigh the implications of strained relations with Japan. Tokyo protests grow as Tokyo law restrictions tighten and Japanese representatives urge Congress to rethink exclusion laws, arguing American public opinion may be against the measure.
The report mixes sports and legal items. It notes Australia versus France with Purin May and 100 metres context, then mentions George Walker appealing a young person’s conviction in Levderville, seeking to call media evidence and challenging a wife’s testimony. It also includes stray quotes about the Siwash tribe and frontier police, and a Yukon bear scene described by Captain Munsfield.
A man named Waiter Starker faced twenty charges of stealing and deception after taking control of a motor car and leaving a trail of cheques. He was sentenced to three years and four months, with further notes on evading police and fleeing to the North West.
A cable from Shanghai says a brigand group in New South Wales has been captured. Key figure Magkar, a Timber Company member, was involved and one member was fatally wounded. The report notes Mr A C Mackay of the timber firm connected to the case.
Sydney May 29 reports a dramatic incident aboard a voyage when coach Ty Adrian and athlete Andrew Boy Chasiion, a young Australian Olympic team member, jumped overboard. Adrian was rescued and returned to Sydney with shock and gas.
Lionel Jones, a 1s 7 worker at Buccarumbi Station near Grafton, was subjected to a public flogging by owner Hebert Turnbull. Turnbull faced riotous behavior charges in police court but the charge was likely dismissed amid hints of strong justification for the action.
Adelaide in May reports the Attorney General Mr. Denny stating the government has carefully considered the question and will introduce a bill requiring that no person shall be recommended for a tithe unless addressed by both Houses of Congress nursing system recommencement.
Melbourne May 2. The Prime Minister discusses migration policy amid debate on selection to Australia. He states no one will be housed based on non-physical criteria and emphasizes the scheme will be applied under the new guidance. The remarks reference ongoing discussions and procedural changes.
The weekly meeting reviewed player forfeiture cases against the Brigades and discussed future grounds for delegate voting. Umpire Higgime faced a complaint about Tenguage, referred to the Disputes Board. Invitations and permits were approved for Nabawah games in August. Saturday fixtures named Rovers versus Keilwayn with junior and senior umpiring assignments, plus several registrations and prep for May and June fixtures.
WA racing entries list for June hurdles and handicaps at Perth featuring horses such as Tuyalles, Tatyrat, Quentin, Laroon, Mine Melo, and Flying Handicap contenders. Starting times are published for Hurdles 1 55 p m and several handicaps including June, Electric, Mandurah, and Suburban, with weights and runners listed for each event.
A report from the Department of Agriculture details farm demonstrations at Viadanaooka and nearby estates. Sheep breeding, fencing, water supply, and wheat and wool prospects are discussed with farmer turnout high and interest rising in practical promotions. Death notices include Mrs. Richardson of Mt. Magnet and a Perth hospital death, while local crop and sheep readiness are noted.
The stock market notes at Copley Siding and Tunetion detail 203 mixed cattle to market from Midland and Murchison areas. Prices show best heavy bullocks around £30 to £30 0s, good and medium ranges, with sheep, lambs, pigs, and pork also catalogued. rainfall updates from Western Australian towns and vendor notes accompany the Dalgety and Libhe advisories.
A noisy ad sheet from Geraldton markets blankets rugs overcoats and bedrock discounted goods. It also announces elections, racing meets, public notices, tenders and various local business promotions with prices and locations across the town.
Monday June features Ja0k Peytit Lightning Cartoonist drawing caricatures of local notables and audience members while illustrating songs. Lin Chaney stars in Blind Bargain. Queen's Ball Saturday offers Partmes of the Sunet with Western dramas at King's Theatre including Niaston Glass and La Marr in The Hero and No Wedding Belle.
DALgAtY and COMPANY LIMITED will hold their sale at their yard in Northampton on Wednesday June 11 1924. The auction lists 150 wethers and 70 ewes plus 100 mixed sheep in good order. Mitchell, agent for DALGATY LTD, Geraldton, oversees the sale.
Nabawa markets will hold their monthly mile at Nubaws on June 54 with 100 ewes and lambs 130 mixed lambs and 106 pot week items listed. Further notices invite by the Awe fonora Gyealiton and Perth.
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