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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text describes a British force action near York involving the North Yorkshire Regiment and East York Volunteers. It mentions casualties, arrests, and joint operations with Highland regiments. The passage is garbled and many names are unclear.
London reports the death of Queen Alexandra mother of King George at an advanced age after a long life as consort to Edward VII. The late queen won royal favor and broad public affection, with a reputation for grace and stability during the reign of her husband and the early years of her son.
Nov. 19. The speech by Mr. Chamberlain and remarks by Mr. Lloyd George outline Britain’s stance on the Locarno Pact and disarmament. The Dominions are noted, but Britain insists on maintaining imperial influence and a united Empire vantage as talks continue.
A 1919 report notes trades on the stock market with shifts in rates as the Federal Reserve and several directors address inflation risks. Authorities warn of policy moves to curb inflation while markets react, showing scattered rate increases and calls to stabilize the broader economy.
A fragmented report notes a Labour Party result where Lyons and McCombe clashed in a narrow House race. The one vote margin determined the outcome amid garbled text and unclear details.
The Perth parliamentary session extended all night with protests from government members and stormy scenes as representatives attempted to pass the Eatimate legislative measure. A verdict of not guilty was returned in the jury trial over the alleged sheep theft at Ceniton Downs, with three hours of deliberation yielding no guilty verdict.
A London message from Perth dated November 18 reports Western Australia’s loan subscription is slightly under subscribed. Underwriters are left with a small portion of the donation, prompting cautious expectations about final funding.
A fire swept through the Standard Costume Manufactury Company premises on Loudale Street severely damaging a large blea pleat and heavy stock of textiles. Fire crews faced a threat to the nearby Towns Hotel as concerned boarders were awakened by the alarm.
In New South Wales byaney a shooting occurred at the home of Mrs Maunders. A knifed intruder allegedly fired at Clem Jones while two men inside defended the entrance. Mrs Maunders was wounded in the chest and later died. A man was taken to the police court charged with attempted murder and remanded for eight days.
In Sydney on November 19 a water car carrying a wife and two children overturned after two tires blew. Heary skehey lost control when he removed a hand from the wheel. One child died, Heary and another were injured, and a woman pinned under the vehicle died.
The State Ministry faced a rebuke in the Legislative Council when a bill to reduce loyalists was rejected by a large majority. The government views the council's action seriously, but the Premier is unlikely to threaten abolition again before the current session ends, with a likely response anticipated early next year.
A youth, William Smith aged 10, stands charged with the murder of Claire Prower, 14. He recounts details of the crime at Ber Street and near Mrsuthulict Church after alleging a walk and then a fatal self inflicted wrist injury followed by fainting and recovery. The account includes his attempt to hide the act and phrases about their prior relationship.
Defendants Monae Walek and Johanawen were arrested for deportation and will stay on Harance Island during proceedings. The state police report says they will have every opportunity to defend themselves as the board’s finding may be upheld. no definite action plan exists yet. The article notes no resistance to arrest.
A garbled report notes the Trades and Labour Council urging Tahusi Councils in Aurigua States to convene a conference on deportation plans. It mentions a workshop and committees in multiple industries, urging stop-work actions and threatening coercive methods amid union rank disputes.
Secretary condemns industry actions and warns the Tide about movement dissent. Fr. Gravadier MLC calls for unity with anti Communist arrests and accuses some nationalists of aiding discontent. Australians urged to support war efforts and defend political opinions amid tensions.
Disjointed report describes aspergilim damaging state records stored in the Vi orna Tower of the Masse of Lords. It notes London concern over wireless treasurers and inadequate ventilation while a keeper recalls decades of book handling and dusting routines.
The report details Labour candidates leading in multiple divisions with strong showings by Mr Carroll and others. The Kalgoorlie race notes Green Isla and Mullany ahead for Labour while Herbert sees Theodore surpass 300 votes over Nationalist rival Natt. In Gwydir, Labour candidate Hunt appears ahead as results trickle in.
A brief local item notes Maal Agween ceremonies observed for the year at the community center. Elders and youth gathered for the rite, with traditional readings and dances marking the occasion.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a ward crew roster or subdivision list with scattered surnames and initials. Names include Mullany, Fremantle, Watson, Ballakar, Gleson Nicol, McNeill, Anderson, and others, with unclear roles and positions across stations or blocks.
The Victoria District Turf Club plans a two day event on December 7 with strong entries expected and about 45 to 60 horses likely to compete. A special train is to be run for attendees and the publicans booth rights will be reviewed by the club. Various race names and entrants are listed including Burdle Race and Canning Plate with bets mentioned.
Mr C Peensis Jenkins of Washington unveils an apparatus for moving pictures shown on a screen at a distance by wireless. He has produced a series of pictures now transmitted five miles. The device claims to transmit at a defined place prior to operation.
Mr Chas Easool draper announces the acquisition of the business by Harry Snowdon of Hampton Road. Snowdon will manage the shop and maintain up to date stocks of ladies and men's clothes in the district.
Dalgety & Compasy Limited announces a sale at Northampton Yards in Sud December 125 offering legacy livestock lots. Ewes and ewer entries listed with numbers and qualities, including forward winter wethers and various tooth counts.
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