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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
3
The Daily Express correspondent notes ongoing labor unrest and expected actions in the London area. No work exemptions are reported amid protests and industry tensions influencing the national mood.
Berlin reports unrest as rationalists press for office reforms. Deputies threaten a vote of no confidence in the Reichstag unless several are offered ministerial posts. The cabinet resigns amid lack of party support and continued political tension.
Unclear OCR text chronicles a claim about a speedy vessel named Kame or Ves s e l y, dated October 1, asserting it would become the most powerful craft in the world and noting 63 survivors and a completed crew. The passage is garbled with nonsensical phrases and unreadable names.
Fragmented report discusses inauguration of Leapom governance and a royal visit. Mentions figures like Sir Kya sie We Newtons Treasurer and MM Adueney General, with references to Native Coghlan and public works. Overall tone notes British Empire ties and a ceremonial progress.
In London at Olympia on October 2, Carpentier defeated Joe Beckett in a fast knockout before 16,000 fans. Carpentier unleashed a sharp right that floored Beckett in about ten seconds and quickly finished the bout.
London reports that Carpentier was paid on Tuesday while Beckett’s share related to the bout remains unsettled. The note implies payments tied to the boxing match and possible new financial arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a claimed prophecy linked to Kitchener at the War Office and a mysterious shield falling from a wall at Cherie's residence. Inquiries suggest the shield’s destruction coincided with a drowning event involving a strainers Bempshire exalt.
The Kalgoorlie police court heard Denis Durack deny unlawfully possessing gold. A different charge against Chrysten Weeford was dismissed. Durack and others faced Royal Commission questions on navigation and a diverted vowel claim.
In Broken Hill on October 1 a factional fight erupts as the Workers Industrial Union campaigns against non union members. The barrier Workers Union clashes with the Workers Industrial Union in a move to isolate dissenters. Members may be required to wear ribbons and refuse to work with those not aligned with the union.
In Melbourne the Royal Commission exonerates Commonwealth public servants including Str. Deane, secretary to the Prime Minister, after findings about connections with a sugar refinancing scheme. The report underscores exoneration of those named.
William Roche a prominent Premas Labour figure appears before Fremantle Police Court charged with stealing items belonging to the Fremantle Workers Club. The report notes Roche’s apparent broken spirit as the matter proceeds, with references to related local conditions and a separate snapshot of market activities and a Wool Exchange opening.
In Kalgoorlie a water supply dispute halts mining activity with demands from mine managers and officials citing ongoing negotiations and potential water restrictions. Government agents indicate freight rates for western port goods have been reduced by 20 percent. The King’s Theatre hosts an event at the Hall as part of local affairs.
Handlen Shep and Silent fam feature in early races with Musjaniy and Avermms among contenders. Listed bets include Northcote Handiesp Lustreen White Thorn Flippant Roe and initial stakes for fillies with Boggar Lam and Hamiicap Monotonom among entries.
A fragmented race report from Rivoli shows The Epicure with 10 to 1 against, Roy Francis at 1 to 1 against the winner, and Dighton listed with 10 to 1 against. Wagering details and weights are garbled with several names partially readable.
A fragmentary note references a disputes committee action and a recent development. The text is garbled with missing names dates and places, preventing precise reconstruction of events or parties involved.
The provided note lists upcoming races at headquarters including hurdles and handicaps. Entries feature horses such as Peter Myatie Apple Jack Cunningham Kylon Sindi Musmuder Cintar and others with various distances for both Colts and Geldings and fillies primes. Officials note banners like NORTHCOTE HANDICAP BELLEVUE HANDICAP and multiple stakes events with starting times and weights.
Sir Lionel Phillipe warns that without public enlightenment the Empire may dissolve into independent states. He argues Dominions grow in power and colonial leaders push toward near independence, risking Britain’s global position and enduring ties with the mother country.
Fragmentary wartime OCR details unit names and dates with scattered phrases about battles and prices. It mentions Bearlight Regiment Turt Adviser June events and references to Manets of War and Melbourne Coy. The text lacks coherent structure but signals a navy or military supply record with prices and readiness notes.
The Victoria District Agricultural Society event features a multi-day exhibition with heavy participation from government figures including the Governor and Lady Newdegate. Exhibits in vegetables, livestock and farm products draw praise despite variable weather as crowds tour stalls, admire horse displays, and join evening gatherings with official speeches and award presentations.
Dairy Osw Babewtie tea and Le'R Davis tied on milk tests with 34 and 57 fhe readings and butter fat percentages 440 and 725 per cent respectively. The event included a guessing contest judged by Lib. W. Jones Walkaway with highest guess 17 pounds and lowest.
A local shop lists new arrivals for children and boys including dainty white velveteen frocks, trimmed girl hats, sobsel and lunogh gauges, leather goods, and summer washing suits. Prices range from 1/3 to 37, with several styles for infants and teens. The assortment includes plain and striped Pepila suits and Indigo Serge boys’ outfits.
Beever Smith and Company Limited with Dalgety 1 follow instructions from manufacturer Grant to offer for sale by public auction at Moniontead Tanger. The notice indicates a sale action and location for the goods.
Goods received for private base or public auction require an experienced land agent and licensed auctioneer. Responsibilities include appraising items, coordinating placement, and overseeing bidding processes to ensure lawful, efficient transactions. Interested applicants should submit credentials and prior auction experience.
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