Cables From Poland Report 42,000 Rest Troops Captured
October report from Poland states allied forces captured 42,000 Red troops and dispersed 130 Bolsheviks after the postwar push.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1920
Page
3
October report from Poland states allied forces captured 42,000 Red troops and dispersed 130 Bolsheviks after the postwar push.
Fragmented dispatches describe unrest in Dublin with guarded bridges and arrests over stolen newspapers. In New York Federal agents pursue arrests tied to Wall Street blast as a Pittsburg arrest yields explosive evidence. Authorities link a suspect to a hotel room raid and a possible planned larger strike.
London reports the first payment of a saddemnity totaling 35,000,000 geld frames due in Jumumey. Moscow notes the evict Government tightening control amid increased military service enforcement. Paris says over 500 war criminals have been sentenced, including possible capital punishment. Tokyo reveals apprehension over American actions and debates on immigration and China policy, with leaders planning amid domestic economic pressures.
New York reports from October 3 say the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Church has received a message from Peking that 30,000,000 Chinese suffer famine with about 1,000 deaths daily. Tokio cables indicate Japan will supply 500,000 measures of relief goods. A cable from the American ambassador in China (Mr Crum) notes the situation is critical and shipping relief is expected.
By yester afternoon's train the Arbitration Court led by Justice Burnside and Morera W. Momrrvills left Perth for Kalgoorlie for a three month mining dispute session.
October report notes Beate shumnr Bamba dry dock plans at Melbourne. Survey indicates likely canelites this morning. uncertain outcomes. Melbourne trip anticipated this week. Financing local funds discussed. Premier mentions seeking £1,000 from Bank of England and £200,000 from private resources to Christmas. Government cites Queensland pain while dividends flow to London capitalists. No penny dividends to Queensland unless development needs require it.
A garbled extract notes a meeting regarding the Braves of the Frvlerwivat and a person named Caton, with Peetunn referenced. The secretary claimed no communication and a telegram reportedly sent to the Cairn executive in Aptney sought further information about the discussed matter.
The September 1 gathering of the Amifton district council chaired by Mr Snowston includes Abigers SrCoater Hogi Worthington Patrick Sine and Martin. Items cover reserve land appetite for burning regulations by the Public Works Department road repairs £25 and £10 for Gerabiven and Nor mane Well projects and planned work at Martine Spring and Ajea Accounts show £181 18 11 due with £3 to be expended.
In Bartlett and Co's account from October 1 1930, the author reflects on the lessons learned from the show. Viewpoints include crowd behavior, exhibits, weather conditions, and the impact on local pride. The piece notes improvements for future fairs and acknowledges the role of exhibitors and visitors in shaping the event's success.
The Commonwealth authorities plan a conference of agricultural implement makers to discuss standardising sections used in machinery. They note unification could lower production costs by enabling universal supplies of items like railer bore and angle bars. The Bureau of Commerce and Industry seeks agreement on common sizes to ease Australian sourcing.
Melbourne October 4 large part of inter state steamship crews mutinied briefly after a work meeting. Union faults cited ignorance of federal executive reasons for the gathering. Timetables were not altered and reports suggest a concerted move could affect coastal steamers between Sydney Newcastle and Fort Kemble carrying bunker coal. A separate note mentions 1250 sheep in American Fork Canyon struck by lightning, 504 killed in the event.
The Mall Way Hotel in the Victoria district is offered for sale with frontage details and approximate dimensions. Auctioneers and trustees invite proposals and full particulars from interested parties, noting location near the railway station, proximity to town center, and the property’s landmark status. The sale aims to attract investment for rebuilding and development opportunities in a fashionable locale.
A disjointed London report describes an expedition by Dr Chombory Mitchell and companions as they travel by aeroplane from Cole to Cape Town. It recounts a hunter’s encounter with a startled lion and nearby wildlife reacting to the approaching aircraft.
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