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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
3
Report from the Mudasia conference notes a disputed accord about Thrace and its return to Turkey. A commission will define a neutral zone near Angora and oversee Allied occupation while terms for Çeurk territories remain contested.
Greek delegates at Mudnala signal acceptance of an armistice while discussing zones under Allied control and territorial delimitations. The British stance on evacuation timelines and a formal note from London denying a British blockade of the Straits are reported, with Greece seeking longer evacuation of Eastern Thrace and consultations with its government.
Parisian notes discuss retirement timing for Ueib Hernia amid English political custom. February or March linked to Geneva Conference context. Russia’s withdrawal appears tied to an edict and token spring, with unclear implications for the situation.
Fragmented report from Lonntan on October 11 notes a strong letter from the Trish Hierarchy condemning irregular warfare against Bina Fein and addressing zeal, tragedy, and faith. It mentions supporters of insurrection, cautions against treachery, and cites religious duty amid conflict. Also announced: Geraldton Cricket Association 12225 season to commence, listing numerous players and clubs.
Fragmentary report from the Municipal Committee meeting notes Cr Christi securing strained support while Cr G Barton is appointed treasurer. The reference to March is unclear and no further names or dates are confirmed.
A desolate note on the State Wheat Pool dividend outlines scheduled payments for 1968. It mentions per bushel rates, previous payments on December 24 and May 10, with final payment toward the end of January. The text references lower freight and wind up timing, noting Mr Maley’s expectation of a final settlement with gross per bushel figures and related obligations.
Telegrams reveal Liberal Party revival efforts in Victoria with provisional ascent and a halt to a public meeting at the Town Mall. Mr Merrit appears as a figure, with Polnterd named as chairman of the executive.
In Mackay Circuit Court today prisoner Ribvoell allegedly swallowed a quantity of a substance during the proceedings while facing a charge of wounding with intent. The defendant, Russell, was found guilty of a lesser charge and displayed a ghastly wound before being removed from the stock to a verandah for medical attention.
An elderly man was shot in his hut near Hobart on October 19. Police say the victim, named Dune, was blind or deaf and lived in a canal area. The crime appears to be a robbery gone wrong, with the assailants fleeing the scene.
Hobart October 11 reports on the Swanes tragedy where an elderly man Duscombe was found murdered about three miles from Swanes. Police say two more victims have been killed and an unnamed steward sustains injuries as investigators trace the crimes via a failing telephone line linking Irnen and Hobart.
In New South Wales the coal trade dispute continues as the Southern executive issues a directive to resume labor. A message from the South Coast branch secretary indicates the union will follow the federation order to restart work immediately, with the tribunal’s order guiding the action.
Investigation into Clarence Gleunas’s murder leads police to arrest Jesse Tangy Gesver TL and nine youths taken to headquarters. Patrick OrRiler, 24, appeared in court charged with the murder, remand granted for night duties. no bail was requested. Church near Forest Vale destroyed by blast. parsonage damaged and trees uprooted in Sydney.
In Sydney October 11 a mediation is under way to resolve the idle effects of Julia Malia's decision to vary awards at Broken Hill Proprietary. Preparatory steps include adjusting several factors and wages. It is unclear when the works will restart, and most expect no war before year end.
Mr Crawford Vaughan, allied with cotton interests, reported 120000 acres of cotton land applied for in Queensland. A speaker argued Australia could boost exports by improving land use efficiency rather than boosting output through expedients. If Stalin sold all a million bales, the return would be £1210,000.
Agnes Hurlstone the pianist will perform at the Staabelly Picnic on Wednesday October Watch day. She is prepared to play Joe Vasious Chasse pieces. Pupils are taught at the local venue, address listed as Loco WALEAWAT.
The list shows acceptances for Saturdays racing at Perth including Hurdle events over two miles, six furlongs plates and multiple class plates. Notable entries include Bright Foer, Captain Fox, Secret Despatch, Flamed Boy, Polygame and Bel watuthy with varied weights and odds, alongside other horses such as Outlook Hell Ru cella and Tobin Adair in the shorter races, reflecting a full program of Saturday trials and handicaps.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Belmont Park events with names like Doree and Seed, plus mentions of visitors and contests. The legible items hint at races or matches with several participants, but the text is incomplete and difficult to parse into a full summary.
An annual gala of the Gersiiton Betaming Club draws attention as a large attendance is hoped. Plans include a water chute and shower bath to be funded by the new council committee. Debate over bathing line adjustments and by law enforcement signals busy committee work. Residents discuss pier safety, dressing rooms, and the possible erection of lattice netting at the Indien swimming shed, with several speakers noting repair needs.
The director of agriculture Mr G L Kujo addressed the Salil at the Experiment Farm praising district farmers for progress despite rain damage. He cited Nabawa wheat as highly payable, urged local seed quality and pride in Nabawa’s output, and urged continued investment to match Western Australia’s best. He noted district farmers’ views on seed and farm discipline, and urged a collective push to restore district price displays.
Announcement outlines a fund raising event at John Greenough telephones with details of prices and proceeds. The event named after a local figure, with half the proceeds to be given to the Geraldton Distress Fund. Held on Thursday October 1 at the hall in Geraldton.
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