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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
3
Two Communist leaders Meva McManus and Murphy were arrested in London yesterday as part of a crackdown reported by British authorities.
In Perth on October 22 workers in the railway system protested delays by the Railway Department in shifting from a 48 hour week to the 6 hour day. Wages staff, excluding drivers, cleaners and unlisted roles, joined the ultimatum sent to Colonel Pope, Commissioner of Railways, with a potential stoppage meeting planned for October 26. Colonel Pope stated he was unaware of any ultimatum or grounds for dissent and noted the department has implemented new conditions seen as a major change.
Perth dispatch quotes Minister for Railways Wilbeck stating intrusive work will be introduced that day. He claims no ultimatum is needed and the department will proceed on Monday, though exact timing remains uncertain.
In Porth a report notes a collapsing trade as dealers fear a downturn. The piece claims buyers seek bargains and shifting habits drive vendors to adjust prices and inventory amidst a stagnant market.
At a club meeting President W Hollines presided as members debated standard boat measurements for the GYC. Builders offered £42 10s cost and a committee was named to manage advancing funds and boat construction with three boats already affordable to start. A harbour race for yachts up to eight feet was set for next Saturday. Nominations close at 6 pm Wednesday and subscriptions are due.
A fragmentary piece quotes Perth reporter David Dasion of the South West Daily Post on imperial delays and attitudes toward Australian women. It suggests a bold, rule bending stance in sport and society, imagining a revitalized Australia if the spirit of spurt could be applied.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a minister or chair presiding over a meeting with references to the Prime Minister's speech and Australian federal disability issues. The legible items are limited to scattered phrases and names, making a coherent report difficult.
Fragmentary notes indicate a forecast of a huge majority for Hughes in Mr Hughes's party across New South Wales and Victoria with mentions of Ballarat and Gwydir. Colonel Coueren is cited in unclear context as a source. The report references October 22 and quotes from the Associated Press parlor press.
Senator Pearce travelled through the Midlands district by motor vehicle reporting strong meetings and wide support. He planned events in Towns Hall Northampton Mullewn and Kalgoorlie area as Ministerial candidate Mullany joined in.
Prom Our Owl Correspondent reports on Northampton mining activity and potential layoffs at the Ellen Mine while Promoter plans for Protheroe or Nar m Tarra suggest future development. The Murphee Mine is described as improving though some prospects fade. local schools, clergy, and lodge members are noted along with community efforts to fund a hospital and adult education programs. A visit by R Blyth is mentioned and social events such as dances are announced for the Loyal Merthamy Lodge with plans for future suppers.
Aotype fragment notes forthcoming work and author Hstph Bodd with several popular novels. Mentions themes of mystery and intrigue and hints at the plot turning toward a hopeful conclusion.
The Perth program shows acceptances for the Walt.C meeting on Sunday with events including the Two miles and Burrow Plour, the Rohonian Handicap and the Colonel Reeves Handicap. The note also covers starting times, stakes totals and an editorial on local tennis education and practice sessions.
The advertisement details tenders and items including 100 HOH class meriso cattle, horses, ewes, steers, bulls, and farm equipment. It lists names such as G. Lawsmit h and A. Kwai, references Perth and P.O. Box 517, and directs interested parties to call on the optician J. Charles and view further adverts for more particulars.
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