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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
3
Berlin residents react as a government plan to seize a currency scheme linked to the Reich marks causes street protests. Police deployed in several centers after looters seized valuables and shots were heard, amid concern over the sudden crackdown and crowds.
A tense scene on October 17 as deputies confront the Burgomaster. Crowds refuse to disperse while bayonets swords and revolvers are displayed. A deputation later meets the Burgomaster seeking relief and restoration of nominal conditions with promises of a favorable inquiry.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a captured lady missioner with references to October events and potential optimistic outcomes. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text. Readers are advised to await clearer retransmission for specifics.
Reports say leading members of the Sikh Reform Committee and the Akalidab were arrested. Police declared the groups valuable sanctions and issued warrants to police stations. Over twenty arrests including Niranjan of the Khaleya Singh headmaster were noted as city guards remain at the gates awaiting further developments.
In Cabentts on October 16 a report says an Angl Indian named Bentley was arrested after a disturbance. The man named Beatles, arrested at Roorkee, is not the wanted person in the Kennedy sounder case.
Report from Oklahoma City describes a major incident causing two deaths and about 2000 homeless. The event has left far more people unaccounted and damage estimated near 500,000. Rescue efforts continue amid widespread displacement and recovery attempts.
General Hertzog faced threats amid tensions within the State Nationalist movement in South Africa. The report notes rising pressure and instability within the party as it navigates internal divisions and external challenges.
Wellington reports Speenee Zeabaml appeared before the Auckland Court yesterday charged with being drunk in charge of a motor vehicle. The case concerns an incident in bi Eker a wi Vivia rome.
A fair organized to assist the Salvation Army and local efforts opened with Reverend H Vine and Father Pree in attendance. Rev. Hanlin led a vote of thanks and expressed wishes for the success of the event as organizers welcomed attendees including Reverend H Vine and other community leaders.
A fragmentary report describes men from the destroyer and the Anse pursuing an inland squatter and a hermit as part of an island dispute. The old hermit is portrayed as a kingly figure whose presence is central to the contention and the island’s fate.
Albany reports the arrival of the cruisers Melbourne and Brisbane last night. Commodore Addinson commands Melbourne while Captain Denby leads Brisbane. The ships are anchored off the jetty with a West Australian cruiser group, Fremantle and Banbury to be visited later.
The incident left Ralph Beneos Alf Tee and Jim Doran injured as a Burson car sustained damage to its hood mudguard and a shoulder fracture. Albert Johnson and John Murphy, both aboard a motor lorry, were thrown clear and treated for injuries at the scene.
Melbourne reports workers return to duties after a brief strike at the gas company. management refused concessions but agreed to a round table conference to address grievances, with no secession from work, and two days of potential continued disruption to operations.
A massive coal fall at Abermain mine blocks the travelling road trapping workers hours before shift change. A portion of the roof collapsed, with hundreds of tons of coal down and the men refusing to descend after the incident. cause unknown.
The Turf item lists several stakes results with horses like Le Fluneur Aver Noriteote and Prey Faithful plus a sale of the well known racehorse Charscea to Mears Phillips and Viveush of Fimbu Jimia Station. The Racinetalon is planned for a destination with expected close ties to home.
Auction at Mullewa offers cattle and sheep from Dalgety & Company Limited. Animals include 23 and 4 year old cows and a mix of wool breeds with top condition. Special rail transport arrangements and careful drafting for purchasers noted. Further information from Eldes Smith & Co Limited Perth Muliews The Tax.
Notice announces the Annual General Meeting of shareholders at the Commonwealth Hotel Parlor on Friday October 26 1923 with topics including dividend of 10 percent and director appointments. Extraordinary elections nominations close October 24 1921 with a 1 pound deposit. reward offered for information leading to conviction of vandals damaging property.
Melbourne October 17 reports the Victoria Racing Club spring meeting continuing with events resulting in notable performances and prize money across multiple races.
In New York on October 17 Papyrus attracts rising interest from American sports figures after a strong work-out by Tiger and Donoghu with Earl Sandee. The trainers accept a challenge to meet My Own in Maryland tracks, as Papyrus shows improving form while My Own prepares for the international race.
The article reports a member of the Vitocian Parliament praising deep therapy treatments for cancer. They claim the approach has great future potential and could be tremendously helpful to medical science.
The readable text shows a fragmented note about alleged unfair criticism and a mention of an attack on a collection of British items. No clear person or event is established due to garbled OCR.
The heavyweight title bout between Jack Brombei and Frank Godden was rescheduled after Beckett’s retirement. The contest will be held at Albert Hall on November 21 with Eld and Soddard matched for the event.
In an interview, Baron Ijuin argues the Washington agreement offers no scope for protests against Britain and asserts Japan seeks freer treatment for its own country. He also references the White Australia policy and calls for broader acceptance in the Pacific region.
Race meet details from the Walkaway Turf Club with handicapping rules and entry requirements. The document notes dates in November, weight declarations, and potential income tax deductions affecting stakes.
A large portion of the Vamdiox State Forest near Brisbane, about 6,000 acres, was burned in a weeklong crown fire from Wednesday to Sunday. The blaze, one of the region’s most significant forest losses, left the area altered and the prognosis noted as irreversible.
A London firm outlines mineral purchase terms in a July letter, inviting offers on arsenical pyrites tantalite molybdenite amblygonite and related minerals. It states prices for UK or continental port terms and requires minimum contents and percent purity, seeking offers from buyers.
New South Wales authorities say detectives and police are seeking a man believed involved in a shooting and robbery. A witness described seeing the suspect near the scene on October 14 in Sydney.
A six foot Mtete harvester offered in topclam order for cash or terms. The sale lists Hurun and Ogilvie as parties.
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