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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1922
Page
3
In Constantinople on October 1 General Hayington spoke to the troops, expressing confidence that the allied protection will ease pressure and danger and aid the establishment of lasting peace. He praised British discipline and noted government reinforcements were sent without delay, reflecting unity amid trying circumstances.
In October edition the newspaper notes hopeful signs in the tebellean talks toward peace. The report highlights a preliminary accord and growing optimism, with officials signaling continued diplomacy and potential easing of hostilities.
The text notes an East conference scheduled to begin in September on November 1 at Seutari. It mentions a forthcoming peace initiative and the anticipated near term developments in the Near East.
Fragmentary report notes a Manchester speech by the Prime Minister on October 12. It references Leytonstone, a general section, peace and war items, and government efforts to induce moderation amid a crisis. The text shows disappointment at a reply and mentions royal and ministerial roles.
Wheat suit rumors swirl as Commonwealth Line is slated to charter steamers for Australia. Slapowders dispute the move fearing higher costs and possible broker use to secure the tonnage.
Fatto Tap advances to a major event after defeating Yotemon in a decisive match. The result positions Fatto Tap as a leading contender with a clear path to the next stage.
Fragmented notes describe prize distributions with several names such as E Grant and J Lauder. The text references boys as stewards and a secretary handling arrangements for a show, noting prize totals and strong entries among the winners.
A historical clipping cites Patsner, a scientist, claiming women will lose their little toe as civilization evolves. The professor says ancient Greece linked female balance to the little toe, while modern footwear with high shoes alters foot function.
Telegrams report a woman’s body found at Landgrave Moore Park golf limbs with identification as Danny Maud Kearney. Police say a suspect admitted involvement and linked the death to a Mrs Garey disappearance, with later updates placing others in custody and then releasing a detained individual.
Two young men riding a lift at Melbourne premises suffered injuries after a fall when the lift halted. A doctor treated them with chloroform before they were removed. One man was taken to hospital with a broken leg and other injuries.
An unclear clip mentions a person who was arrested and shows another figure being wounded. No verifiable names, places, or dates are readable in the fragment.
Rumors spread in town last week about the GCLA possibly backing candidates for office. The association clarifies it is non political and has no intention to endorse or participate in elections.
A committee of the above elnh met yesterday afternoon to consider running a race meeting on Saturday November 1st Armistice Day. The group deemed the November meeting largely successful aside from a minor omission and outlined the program with handicap and prize details to be announced.
The report lists afternoon race results from Perth with Hurdle Race details and Welter Handicap betting. It mentions a winner at 4 to 1 and another at 10 to 1, plus references to Lady Murkena and a 72 year old rider.
Railway officials announce a picnic event scheduled for Wednesday October 15 in Ew Hall with Australian secretary r ailways overseeing arrangements.
Cricket match report from Recreation Sector with Cosmopolitan facing Geraldton in a high profile contest. Details are fragmented but indicate new players and scores, including a note on bowlers and innings at local grounds.
A celebrated actor headlines a new film, described as an immortal story. Production notes cite Mary Pickford and Pollyannay in a lineup with Ferns and Georges Laeng in a stylish spectacle.
An advertisement for Wesley Boys' College South Perth invites immediate applications to enroll as Foundation Scholar. The campus is described as a short walk from Coode Street jetty with the Como tram passing the playing oval.
A fragment notes that the curriculum addresses a wound and modern lines while the college proclaims an unrivalled standing and strict prohibition on shooting. The readable text references person names and places in a damaged form.
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