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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1923
Page
3
Ottawa report says Mr. Lloyd George told a men’s meeting that joint action by Britain and the United States could prevent war if it is clear they will not tolerate it. He warned against secret talks behind Europe’s back and stressed firm steps to secure a lasting peace.
A hallway train heist involved a brakeman dynamite blast that killed the mail clerk. The attackers fled, leaving investigators to pursue the robbers as the crime sparked a manhunt.
October 21 report notes ex-Premier Karames Jaliandh of Parvia has been arrested. The Allahabad Pioneer correspondent in Kabul passes details of the case. Rev. K. Weeds became Rector of Northampton parish and began services with hall decorations and church bells marking the event.
A reported political forecast suggests a retirement amid growing government pressure. The subject faced an intolerable political position and indicated willingness to resign, with Melbourne cited as a key location in the unfolding events.
Convicted under the Act regarding cocaine sale noted in New South Wales proceedings. The fragment references Card and Sore Warne and mentions design and write your own show cards with a home setup. The incomplete text also lists Bow Modern and Show Card Service in Australasia with Adelaide, RA, WA.
Racing results from Tattersalls Club meeting including Belmont Hundred and Trial Stakes. Notable outcomes include Swan see Swansea event with odds, Novice Handicap and Club Welter results. An annual general meeting notice for club members is also listed with invitation details.
At the Perth conference the speaker urged government support for aerialmail growth and skilled pilots and mechanics. Major Brearley outlined Airways operations, citing 300 miles weekly mail runs and 200000 miles total, with high efficiency. discussions covered gliders, rail opposition, and coastrope transport needs for national defence.
A dated notice seeks supply of 25 10 30 TOMS of pile wood per saath with specified thickness. The description mentions split and seasoned timber. The deadline or issuing authority appears to reference October 25 and a 1:00 PM time, with Wake teak tender references.
In a report to the Associated Chamber of Manufacturers, Jor Brearley objects to a proposed air service between Gerakison and Peyth. He argues subsidies and terminal support would cut into railway profits, noting airways pay no ground taxes while seeking Commonwealth aid and about 100 pounds weekly. He warns such competition could threaten manufacturers and local travel.
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