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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
3
A captain was killed at Antwerp when a ship crew member allegedly shot him. The assistant chief engineer and a junior engineer were wounded as the liner Kelite reported the fatal incident. A suspicious action followed amid tensions and regional wartime moves involving Rabat and Feuser.
Fragmentary 1910s era OCR notes describe a wartime miniature industry at Essen with hemp gum and a chimery. The text references a shipyard or factory earning 13,000 big wells during war, noting gun production, aviation, and cigarettes. The fragment hints at Kes tland and Stary de Allige, mentions destruction of machines and missions, and alludes to wartime losses.
A Greco Bulgarian dispute erupts with Bulgarian regulars attacking a Greek outpost at Belles. Sentry and captain killed, claims of misunderstanding followed. Greek government seeks details and considers demanding indemnity within forty eight hours amid rising tensions between Turkey and Bulgaria.
A Greek detachment with artillery entered Bulgarian territory yesterday and attacked several outposts. Bulgarian troops retreated as the Greeks captured three posts in the border clash amid renewed hostilities.
London reports the Council of the League of Nations will meet in Geneva Monday to address the Greece Bulgaria dispute. Representatives are urged to attend and urge restraint to prevent further hostilities.
The secretary for Air at Norwich described vast aviation potential across the British Empire. He cited a London to Bombay four day dream, with Calcutta to Singapore and Melbourne timelines, and noted provisional steps toward an India air route and possible Cape to Cairo link.
Paris dispatch notes Briand hoping Locarno arrangements will lead to German rapprochement with France while warning Berlin against antisoviet alignment. A separate report from Moscow describes the security plan as a tool to draw Germany toward a broader European policy, with the German Reichstag concurring that cabinet support remains unanimous.
Western Australia telegram reports Inspector Douglas from Broome relaying a message that an expedition led by Michael Jerry is abandoning pursuit. The note mentions travel toward Fitzroy Crossing and exploration routes across the dry inland country, with uncertain status of crossings and destinations.
The Premier Kr Lang suggested the government was negotiating a state function for welcoming the new Governor General Sir Stonehaven on his upcoming Sydney visit Monday. Mr Lamyrs claimed the visit is private and no function has been arranged yet though a later courtesies event may occur.
Brisbane reports a party meeting at night where W. McVormart wins an almost unanimous election as leader while T. Dunstan gains full Cabinet rank. A. Gillien expected to resign as Prussia leader and meet the Lieutenant-Governor in the morning. Dansby is noted as AW.U. secretary and W. We as Premier.
In Suishene on Oct 22 the Legislative Assembly debated the Arbitration Act Amendment Bill. Opposition criticized government practice of appointing foremen to pliable posts while some MPs seek to avoid politics. Mr Gillies declined to discuss endorsement for the Wound of Trade appointment, disappointing the public and industrialists who oppose the planned posts.
A jumble of film titles and acts is listed for tonight at the town cinema. The program features 1A Boy of Plautless, Dar win Was Right with George O Hara, and Fighting Blood, with other acts including ape performances and musical numbers.
Inquiries Tuesday morning with Minister for Justice Al. J. C. Willosek confirmed most inmates imprisoned at Fremantlead have been released before the Verm expires. Only a semime remains unshaken in Victoria as liberty spreads across the empire.
Melbourne December results from Moonee Valley Cup meeting feature Tookarby held at 7 to 1 and King of Mirth noted in a strong show. Pantheon wins the Cox Plate betting at 5 to 4 with The Night Patrol among runners as the day closes.
An OCR fragment suggests political or sports intrigue with Manfred Agaly favored, a cup reference, Windbag as a rival or ally, and mentions of Windhag and Pilliowia. The readable text is fragmentary and unclear about context, dates, or outcomes.
The text describes a shift in British fashion with new colours and a cooperative approach among dyers and manufacturers to standardise production. It notes a move away from French fusion trends as English houses adopt shared palettes for the next season. Mentions brands and colour names, and references to royal or high society style cues.
Sydney October 22 A stormy New South Wales branch meeting of the Beamen Union saw sharp exchanges between Merc T Walsh and Hulmanses. Hulmanses pressed why Walsh urged British seamen to accept arbitration while Australian seamen faced deregistration. Accusations flew as Walsh defended his three decades of union leadership and denied any stain on his character.
Cape Town reports that the eight South Africa seamen strike is considered over as workers decline to resist repatriation. The government promises release of detained sailors and, in principle, allows a reasonable chance to pass immigration tests to those affected.
At Port Melbourne a mob of strikers threatened the Euripides crew and police, with volunteers helping onshore. Gallants arrived by steamer after which debris and bedding were discarded into the water. Police focused on Princess Pier while the rest of the crowd remained largely undisturbed.
LGETY & COMPANY LIMITED with Mr JOMEPE OMARLER under instruction from C. G. LAW-SMITH to BELL on a premises sale of the entire stock and plant. The listing includes Wethers, cattle, breeding cows, steers, horses, and breeding stock with various ages and conditions.
Det 33 Premier urges settlement of the seamen strike and telephoned Victoria's Premier Allen. Lanz says release would aid talks. Allen counters only two prisoners remain and would release if they resume duty. British women’s strike widens to endurance phase as sailors back the action. Sydney seamen contribute about £400 weekly to aid strikers.
Overland stock from several stations near Carnarvon and nearby areas brings 10 mixed cattle from Overtanding Cattle Company and multiple mixed herds from Mt Phillip Bestian Queers Whmetharra and other stations. The lots, ages and colors vary, with sound condition and good strength. cattle to be sold preus in suitable lots to meet buyer needs. Attendance is recommended for graziers seeking overland stock with strong color and condition.
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