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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
3
In Berlin on November 1 a deadly blast at the Phecais Company plant in Pelenkirches killed Heventeem mipers and injured several others. The accident occurred when a slump collapsed at Holland Bay, according to local reports.
A report from October 20 notes a fatal incident involving Priitorick fy after a medical operation. Authorities indicate the deceased left behind items including a pinrw of bon Fping and slate pencils. The case references a wall of material and other objects found at the scene.
The National Assembly and the Temporary government discuss the constitution and governance power. A majority vote of 80 supports national welfare measures and the constitution assigns control to Wem Khan as Prime Minister, with the Assembly retaining constitutional authority to alter government if needed.
The text notes the deposition of Sultan Amul Mirza and mentions his residence in relative quiet. It states no surprise at his possible return and reflects that His Majesty believed his return to Persia would be ill advised.
A fragmentary colonial era commentary reflects on imperial finance, comparing ministers like Walpole and Pitt. It notes lingering debts despite high salaries and hints at the strain of maintaining government offices and funds. The piece laments perpetual fiscal burdens borne by ministers and public servants.
Towson state reports the formation of a company with nominal capital of 000,000 to acquire the Wiluma mines. Six vendors will receive 200,000, promoters and option holders 100,000 paid shares each, leaving 400,000 to the public at par with 10,000 held in reserve.
Western Australia telegraph item notes Postmaster at Thorpe informed Commissioner of Police by telegram that Williams, the master at Bathorpe, had been found dead with a wound to the temple. Inspector Mitchell of Narrogin conveyed the message, details sparse.
A patient text from New South Wales describes Spahlmorder treatment by Dr Spahlinger Cor. Report notes he treated a broad group of patients from around the world starting on a Saturday in June. The account mentions injections of seram as demanded by patients.
Farther details recount Mr Neleog's adventures when out in the bush. His discovery of tracks signaled danger and salvation as he used a mek tracker to stay alive. In hot days he lube rated oil which clogged his throat and nearly stopped him from speaking. He tried to attract attention by making bush fires and signaling with torn paper as a farewell to his wife Alliom.
Melbourne afternoon results show Windbag winning the hurdle and main events with Manfred and Williewickie strong contenders. Rival Windbag and Manfred led at times as Pilliewinkie and Kajah trailed, while Red Gauntlet and Tookarby faded from the field. The crowd witnessed a dramatic finish with Windbag narrowly edging the favorite.
Tool Salbe reports Tempyans competing with Kant Staten wool buyers in Adelaide as 000 bales offered on Dec 20. Market firm with price improvements expected in fall. Yorkshire output rising, Germany wool imports discussed. Next sale planned for November targeting 90000 takers amid active competition and high buyer turnout.
The Victoria District Turf Club announces a Melbourne Cup sweep with listed entries and numbers including Standby 137 Notidify 1003 Royal Charter 1727 Gungool 76 Straits TH Pukka 1571 Raith 1167 Bard of Avon 130 Sinakred 77 The Skuve 1670 Wind 426 Pilliewill TAT Bellaniha 497 lark 1107 Kings Px and further entries. Secretary at the Be theay Hotel provides details for participation and drawing.
A serious outbreak of violence occurred at Victoria Quay when British seamen clashed with police amid a strike resurgence. Officers faced mounted crowds as sailors attacked with sticks and stones, injuring several and trampling the wharf area. Multiple arrests followed as police restored order and a wounded constable received care.
A chaotic dispatch from Perth involved 26 mail or passengers sent by train around 14 00 hours amid unrest and tense officials. Observers noted agitated minds among higher authorities as authorities attempted to manage the situation and follow unverified orders.
Perth reports show police clashing with crowds as baton lines push back stone throwers. Casualties mount while police armed with biplex contend with rioters. scene described as intense and disorderly as crowds gather amid mounting tension. Melbourne Seamen’s Union leadership shifts as British Seamen’s Union plans form. New union aims to unify strikes and coordinate actions across Australia with formal constitution talks and potential widespread support among seamen.
A jumbled OCR fragment describes injuries from a strike on the legs and rough actions near a quay. It mentions four injuries including wives, ammunition, hayosets, and unknown individuals, with references to treatment and unnamed persons. The text is inconsistent and several terms are garbled, but indicates a small-scale incident with multiple affected people.
Perth reports the Federal Waterside Workers Union threatens disruption over Fremantle operations. The Premise claims berths difficulty and urges owners to ensure accessible steamship calls. The union demands assurances that vessels can dock and sail in line with the union’s policy.
Wag Bower appears in a fragmented notice touching on primary producers and a reference to the Ratirage office. The readable text hints at a procedural or administrative context, with names and roles not clearly defined in the legible segments.
A garbled notice references Betwely Etekers and Lovaliets with miscited actions and a claim that discretion prevailed. It mentions Kimutaks tool, Bimntaks, and Sydney in a nonsensical sequence. the readable fragment centers on mistaken names and unclear events.
In Geraldton on Tuesday November 3 the town bel meeting announces a ballot and court notices. Figures and names such as John Hoaddan appear in a contested list of jurors and supporters for ministerial positions with Galena Walkaway and local officials mentioned in the damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text shows tensions over Bolshevik influence and port security as ships Demodocus and Treyon are attacked. It notes labour strife, crew discipline disputes under the Sailors Acts, and calls for police joint protection at Fremantle and Port Melbourne amid industrial and political agitation.
The auctioneers J Pancoe Hon announce a stock sale at Notfer on Friday November 11 1925. Items listed include wheel goods cattle and pigs with mixed stock described. The sale is led by Hn Meare and Hon to Alle from Pobtie Awction firm, with lots of cattle including 40 head of mixed cattle and Berkshire pigs among others.
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