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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
3
Dispatches describe a Unionist push for independence and a possible coalition split. Austen Chamberlain signals resignation while Bonar Law is expected to become premier as Unionists seek to prevent a party division.
October 20 report notes miners gathering at street corner heard of the Prime Minister's resignation. A deputation from Musers said lower pay and conditions were sought, while officials indicated the prime minister had just stepped down. The miners vowed to return when a new prime minister is in place.
In a fragmented OCR fragment a speaker remarks on a defeat of the coalthva b with bemusement. The garbled text hints at wartime banter, possibly from a conversation about a bank or a city, and features a quoted line about amusement at an apparent setback.
Fragmentary instructions discuss tomato crop infections and Bordeaux mixture with lime. Advises opening plates, timing before disintegration, and burning plant material to prevent spread. outlines preventative steps and cautions for disease control.
A heavy indictment accuses Uritieh Government Trading of enormous profits and losses. The Auditor General's report cites wide discrepancies in trade across 1919 to 1921, noting sales in Australia and New Zealand and significant swings in government trade figures. The Daily Mail is cited with remarks on calls for nationalization.
The Metropolitan Auburban Maviner representative A Hamierson has officially entered the Country Party Senate candidature and forwarded resignation as President of Edward Wittenoum. He will begin his Federal campaign at Claremont tonight.
Federal Ministers spent the day at Commonwealth offices preparing revisions of government ro and held informal consultations. In the evening they traveled to the Hampton Hotel to announce to the Prime Minister the fruits of their day's labor.
An apparent political notice outlines preparation steps and mentions a figure named Quoumalai micere ae. It notes a return to Melbourne for a few days in Victoria, followed by a hurried visit to Valin and a Norh Australian tour during the election campaign period.
A man reported a bag theft incident in which his wallet containing money was taken. The investigation notes he was relieved of the wallet during the disturbance. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
A report from oyuney dated October 19 notes that Anemage received from New York indicates shipping companies are applying for an injunction related to a contested freight matter involving the PuciSe Hteam Nar.
A fragmented line from a Victoria page outlines an event featuring the CoE emcee at a nine minute interval related to a comet of speed. Readable elements mention Victoria and a ceremonial role, but details are garbled and uncertain.
A party setting leads to a verdict of wilful murder in a legal case. The defendant faced charges related to a fatal incident occurring at a social gathering, with jurors delivering the decision after testimony and deliberation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Reuben Fox in a 25 charge context and a reference to Mrs ast, Mrs el, and a bell event. Details are incomplete but indicate a legal matter or court note with unsettled names and phrases. No clear outcome, date, or location is readable.
October reports show Federal Parliament members divided over renewing the sugar import agreement due to looming price risks. The debate centers on protecting the industry versus tariff duties, with concerns about sugar prices potentially dropping again to 26 per ton and the impact on Australian merchants.
In Hobart on October 10 Premier Haven said the Great Lake hydro project would come by year end. A detailed plan outlined industrial gains and no additional taxpayer cost. Last year the venture yielded a profit of 15000, with industry concerns noting progress since the scheme's introduction.
An unclear clipping reports a venomous snake incident with a victim described in garbled terms. The fragment mentions heat exposure and a mat or bath setting, but key names, places, and dates are unreadable.
A fragmented account traces early wireless sound entering daily life in the western cities. It notes the rise of radio devices among settlers and farmers, the North West Mounted Police adopting gear, and unruly youths embracing the new wave while the broader audio revolution reshapes communities.
The district edition notes races at Walkansy on November 4 and Caulfield Day with Whittier and Milbourne figures prominent. It cites finals, plates and hurdles, plus reports on jockeys, outriders, and a Cup result. Also references Labor Federation activity and police action in a separate society formation dispute.
Fragmentary text mentions minister for works and contracts related to a station and courthouse. Names and places are garbled, with October date and positions unclear. The readable items include references to a school and various abbreviations, but specifics are insufficient to identify events or entities.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about soldiers pictures and a wedding event. It mentions a Rembrandt of the screen and a memory lasting long, with references to a judge and scenes of an event described as fatal or dramatic.
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