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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
3
A French government crisis ends with the cabinet resigning after a 27 vote defeat in the Chamber. Premier and ministers walk out amid boos as the republic continues, with opposition voices urging stability and critics accusing the cabinet of mishandling.
An account describes the submarine Dinwster delayed by Vallibios and the hall of Victor at stock ola where a ship named Groy was attacked. It covers a collision with Vidar and subsequent wreck, noting Admiralty inquiries and immediate crew actions as the vessel sank and repairs were attempted.
A damaged report from Nov 20 notes a tidal wave hitting a Mexican seaport near Ihustancjo with limited communication. Rescue efforts indicate ports were submerged for hours and a sea surge followed by a tremor affected Fort High. No reliable estimates of casualties are available yet.
An experimental dive by German divers reached a depth near 86 feet off Devon Point. They report no visible obstructions at the bottom though lighting was poor and visibility limited.
The royal funeral details outline a path from Windsor to London with events at the Chapel Royal and Westminster Abbey. The coffin will lie in state, with public access to portions of the service and a Windsor ceremony at Memorial Chapel. The plan includes processions, timings, and access for mourners across the royal sites.
Royal funeral observances at Sandringham include private attendance for those close to the Royal household and a wreath laying by King Edward. Throughout the day, royals and family members filed past the bier with touching tributes to the late Queen and her children, amid sorrow.
The badly garbled notes describe Queen Alexandra and King Edward in white coronation attire. Hinted details mention a tailor and royal supervising official, with a focus on the companion statue and coronation display themes.
A garbled early 20th century note references Dowager Empress Marie of Russia and Queen Alexandra's sister with disrupted phrasing about posts and papers. It hints at funeral or royal connections but remains unclear.
A historical note describes ongoing experiments in New York and Nevada assessing a method for manipulating embryos to study triatumrat development in birds and mammals. It mentions Dr Calmetto and Dr Park, 2000 infants Paris, and aims to test newborns with a focus on maternal and neonatal stages, though details are fragmentary and obscured.
Reported results show the Centre and Left parties trailing as Prime Minister Prinleve’s government struggles to gain broader support at 125 in the pound or other quoted measures.
Western Australia ends a period of altered rail service after engineers strike at Collie mines. Minister for Railways Mr. de Wich announced limited train operations would resume at midnight, allowing small coal shipments from Collie to proceed until regular supplies return. General sentiment praises restored normalcy and resumed coal movement pending full restoration.
An ex policeman named Victor displayed erratic conduct and aimed a rifle at a distant target near a crowd gathering in Beni Seqteeny area. The incident occurred in November during a public event, as police intervened to restrain him from harming bystanders and to secure the situation.
A contested deportation case describes detainees on an island voyage with officials including Mr Yates the police superintendent. The report notes conditions aboard a vessel and comparisons with earlier deportations, mentioning May and Garden Island. The text is garbled but centers on deportation actions and authority.
Fragmented report cites Mrs Johannsen and Mrs Walsh with vague references to summation outside the Commonwealth if a six may land. It mentions a Saturday event, private talks, and adjacent room images, with unclear outcomes and accusations of loyal graft and a groovel at a proceeding.
The secretary of the Penden and Labour Council telegraphed to members of the All Australian Family Council requesting instructions on when to meet. The precise timing remains unsettled as they await guidance, with a Labour Council meeting to be convened only after reception of clear directions.
A damaged text snippet mentions splits and names like Mew Walk and Johaanen, with references to race or court context and unclear actions. The legible parts show stray phrases about splits, ships, and a general sense of a mechanical discussion without complete sentences or clear events.
A discussion on using straw for paper production argues this method could greatly extend wood pulp supplies. It cites a potential fifty million tons of printing paper annually, notes existing straw pulp trials in Belgium, Holland, and Germany, and envisions a large Canadian straw pulp mill enabling significant farm field processing and jobs.
Fragmented OCR text outlines rising strikes in Australia and Britain. Mentions McPourar and ONeill as figures in labor disputes. References to government policy, deportations, and potential arrests loom over seamen protests and a Socialist Hall audience.
A riot near Sydney involving Fremantle disturbance echoes an earlier clash as police confront a crowd of rioters. Iron bars hurled at police and ships. a small force protected the White Star liner Persie. Several rioters were captured after attempts to rush officers.
Steamer Karoola, held at Fremantle for five weeks, berthed at Victoria Quay and to depart tonight for Aydeey after securing a full crew at the Meresatile Marie office. Earlier reports of a further delay were confirmed in an inquiry at the company’s office.
A garbled late 19th century style report describes tensions within a labor party faction and mentions British moderation, arriving delegates from Australia, and possible reformist aims. It suggests internal splits and calls for unity as factions contend for control amid uncertain leadership.
Latest figures show no major changes as Vieturia counts proceed. Mr Whe remains ministerial, McNeill retires with a margin, and J D Millen wins a direct vacancy. Final tallies list figures by candidate and party, indicating shifting support patterns.
A garbled OCR snippet lists several surnames such as Barker Green Mullany Curtin Watson Davies Lowry Prowse and others with cryptic initials and numbers, resembling a partial senate or parliamentary roster. The readable items are sparse and lack clear context or event details.
Fragmentary OCR lists candidates including McGRATH, RYAN, JODE, GIBBON, NICOL and BRULE in Corangamite. Mentions scores or counts and ceremonial names, but lacks coherent event details. PMID: unreliable source fragment.
A fragmented OCR shows NSW entries with names and numbered codes across multiple towns including North Sydney South Sydney and Parramatta. It lists persons such as Earle Page Abbott Cunningham and Hughes with various figures like 10 339 and 15 133 accompanying initials and abbreviations, suggesting a directory-style listing or directory card extract.
In a fragmented column, references recount a historic practice of selling wives for money, noting legal and moral debates from medieval to 19th century England. It cites cases, diaries, and police court anecdotes, including Parson Chokes, Henry Mnehyn, and a Bull Street assault tied to the issue, with commentary on persistence of barbarous customs and social reaction.
Special meeting notices inform posssessors and members of the organization in Victoria district. The document records applicant Panine Hall Sewell, meeting date Wednesday, with Mr Hint Bune presiding. Further details list license action under the Auctioneers Act.
The Walkaway Market int company will conduct a monthly stock market at Nabawa, featuring pigs, horses, cattle, and other stock. Auctioneers Gornbdlton and Pert eC APAN TIERS invite further valuations with bids due by December 8 at the Police station Periteniury, 1 WD flies, Veemiitom, and Courthouss. A November 27 notice notes color signals and railway safety concerns amid local events.
Fragmentary text discusses church opposition to government legislation and claims regarding public gaming effects. Mentions speakers, a rare occurrence, and references to taxation and public reception without clear facts or names.
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