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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text from Wiles Western Australian Post Office Directory 1917 notes Perth stories and local names, with unclear references to Spear Kalroor and Rowe. The readable segments hint at trades and community mentions but lack coherent narrative or complete details.
The final count completed Monday afternoon lists Maley at 454 votes and Moy at 290, with a wide set of results across districts including Geraldton Greenough and Fremantle. Other candidates such as Harrison, Cottey, and O’Loghlin appear unopposed in several divisions, reflecting a broad distribution of party support and the lingering post election updates for constituents.
A fragmentary reminiscence surveys infamous iron cages used as punishment from medieval sieges to imperial courts. It notes executions in 1536, captives like Catherine I of Russia and the Countess of Buchan, and legends of cages used on walls, rivers, and even in colonial wars.
A high profile Cuban wife traveling from Spain to France aroused intrigue when customs opened her baggage to unveil a canvas. The painting, alleged to be a portrait, provoked disbelief and humor as officials doubted its authenticity, speculating it could be a model by a submarine or aircraft designer. An engineer examined the piece at length before confirming or denying the claim.
The piece recounts Avalon Cramley allegedly saving his brother Howard from a murder sentence by confessing to a crime on his deathbed. Howard, fear, and Nellie Tatadena are named among involved figures as authorities consider clemency. The dramatic claim centers on a false confession to shield a brother from gallows.
Fragmented text describes a claimed cure for deafness and noises in the Mead. References to remedies or doctors are garbled, with uncertain phrases about cure times and delivery or payment details appearing to be part of a damaged advertisement or note.
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