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Fragmentary OCR snippet references youthful bodice and garments in a garbled context. Missing clear event or names. cannot confirm subject or location from available text.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR snippet references youthful bodice and garments in a garbled context. Missing clear event or names. cannot confirm subject or location from available text.
Fragmentary OCR text describes police charging Perrone at an entrance and mentions intruders who died near a patient surrounded by bullets. No clear date, location, or identifiable entities are readable.
Rebels vow harsh reprisals for any informers aiding republican forces. The movement declares punishment up to execution for those who provide details leading to arrest deportation or imprisonment in the conflict with the Free Bowe forces.
In Near East tensions, a high demand for autonomy grows across Smaretonia and Bulrs Urcree as authorities ready to face a developing crisis. A 2540h Creek withdrawal from Thrace proves difficult, while the French Railway Company offers rolling stock to support troop movements under government stipulations.
In a brief statement General Harington denies any friction between himself and the British Government. He asserts full freedom of action and support from the Government. The remarks touch on military conduct amid rising tensions in Thrace and Greek incendiary outrages during evacuation efforts.
From London dated October 16, Franklin Rowillon comments on Georges remarks about the Turks, noting British reinforcements and Keumi’s plea for peace. He cites French mediation as a factor, while British forces press to end the attack after eight hours.
Fragmented OCR text discusses French mayoral praise of Sunela's rulers and calls out Russia and Trotsky figures. The piece references Franco's moral prestige in a broad, unsettled protest atmosphere. The text is garbled with many spelling errors and unclear specifics.
The premier's address discusses the current Near Eastern situation and the looming influence of the eleventh treaty. The press surveys the political climate as general elections approach and the opposition questions leadership.
Fragmented OCR depicts a debate on Mr. Lloyd George and prime ministerial rhetoric. The piece cites press opinion in Manchester and France, noting tension between Britain and France after a long period of political silence, highlighting risk of conflict.
Fragmentary report notes a Labourite push for an immediate election on October 1 or October 16. The text mentions attempts to ratify coalitions and a perceived travesty surrounding the East seat situation. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Ambiguous report notes Cook’s develop speech at a colonial institute function in London dated October. It mentions a boxing scenario where Cingalese boxer Siki could face Beckett on November 2 and, if victorious, meet Carpentier in February for a stake in a match.
A mass meeting in Perth, October 17, passed a resolution calling for work stoppage in the dramatic trades. The Disputes Committee and unions will vet the resolution, with further action likely at a meeting on Wednesday at 8.50 pm.
Marion Grace Harrison wife of Ralph Herrison a hotelier and farmer in Moora district was found drowned in a bath at Forrest Chamber. The door was locked and entry forced after her daughter Florence reported she entered the bathroom. Medical attention had been given to the deceased for some time.
A government minister urges higher standards in primary education while farmers complain arithmetic was overemphasized in earlier schooling. Critics argue time was wasted on paper cutting and wood carving, diverting focus from core subjects.
Melbourne October 17. Leslie Gordon Duncan a tramp dies leaving four wills, one later producing £1200 from revived mortgage interests. Promises of relief arise as the will yields funds for hospital relief and related estates amid a muddled settlement of legacies and real estate.
Fragmentary report notes a December polling day set by the government led by Prime Minister Hugin. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a federal election schedule and official confirmation from authorities in Melbourne.
A partial OCR item notes a meeting of members of the country party alliance against nationalists in Melbourne. The text mentions preparations for elections and party activities but is severely garbled leaving key names and specifics unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a game and carriage with unclear context and names. The readable parts include scattered phrases and a partial time marker P.M. with no coherent event, participants, or outcomes to report clearly.
Perth October 16 final acceptances for Caulfield Cup show top runners Fangnhooms Gra 1 Ata dt Aigneas Sourek Purer 01 Whittier Cypher and Easingwold among favorites with odds quoted by Alf Levy. Notable names include Boag Page wink Blister Olive Shepherd's Daughter all at 10 to 1 or 14 to 1 in the field.
A summary of Saturday racing at Belwunt Park with backers tracking near the finish. Winners include Lay Mureena and Malereo, with several horses failing to jump but continuing. Jockeys Watts and Buckingham fined for not pulling out under rule. Delprat owner protests abandonment, and Bishton paddock notes show Behanan’s support for Hurry Up. Details cover Derby prospects, Cup acceptances, and Melbourne racing moves.
Several months ago the Perth individuals noted illness and a right leg problem. Dr. Krome observed symptoms and proposed a plan. Mr. Mackay, a racehorse owner, suggested forming a racing society. Dr. Amistone agreed. Early results were satisfactory and the group moved forward.
Acting Chief Inspector AL Aswad notes rabbits advance despite damage, now found throughout the south west division. Absent in large numbers in the south, they spread eastward after favorable conditions. Northern areas show a rise in rabbit buyers, while the Nonuine section reports fewer due to dry seasons and natural enemies. Vermin bonds and burrows near waters affect post-wet season, with wheat areas showing mixed increases and decreases.
Dalvett and Company Perth sold at Utakarra Markets on Friday October 20 1082 a mixed lot of 700 Yanget ewes of varied ages a single line of 0een tae Fore and other stock including 260 unshorn head put steer and marine hoggetn with assorted sizes and ages.
Wednesday October 18 1022 a memo from Memms, Dsigvty and Co Guia Yards.
A gathering on October 1 in Mullewa featured around 200 attendees at the hall decorated with oats and sheaves. Local officials assisted the community drive, a musician performed a solo, and praise was given for past service while a refined supper and attire impressed attendees.
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