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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
3
A London report outlines campaign suspensions and public concern over political stability. Reginald McKenna and Bonar Law figures are cited as platform supporters amid a crowded scene with critics warning of danger to national unity.
London October 3 Lloyd George urged coalition supporters to place the country’s interests first. He warned against impulsive leaders and urged peace with Russia, fair play, and paying debts to America while opposing factional criticism. He emphasized Britain’s policy of peace loving strength and unity.
A fragmented report notes Deruber eh Me and Dooaki McLean leading the Liberal side at the National Liberal club urging to sell the new government. It mentions Bomar Law’s early public life and questions McKenna’s record after his Stich and certisento.
In October a meeting at Kaussanne is noted with Turkey likely to approve Lanewung as the venue for the Near East conference. Kemal Pasha will not attend.
Reports from Bucharest and Paris detail a railway collision involving coronation trains. Five killed and five injured aboard, with staff detained amid chaotic scenes including looting and police arrests. Authorities say both lines suffered heavy damage as cars splintered and bodies remained trapped before rescue.
A fragmentary report hints at a casualty list from Amstedom. The text appears garbled with witness box references and unclear quotes. Strong entities include Amstedom and Little Jack Boros, but details are unreadable.
Wyndham October 25 a native hurled a spear at Afra Anilereun wife of the wirebrand station keeper while she rested in a mosquito room. the spear missed her body narrowly. Police parties pursued the attacker, described as of bad reputation.
A high court case involving Victoris Wool centers on an unserved judicial decision. The Commonwealth Government and central wool committee are engaging with the Colonial Combing and Weaving Company and other entities to address claims and legal proceedings related to the unserved judgment.
Melbourne October 2 A manifesto on behalf of the Liberal Union condemns the Nationalist Ministry as a wartime coalition without liberal or socialist principles. It alleges the ministry was marred by extravagance and political demoralization unseen in Australia.
Melbourne October 24. Labour Leader Mr Chariton plans a two week programme speaking at selected towns between Maryborough in Queensland and Glen to Bout Swell.
The Coal Tribunal reports fresh developments in New South Wales coal. Richmond Main and Peluw Main colliers faced fines under the Servants Act after a dawn strike. The Federation's general secretary Mr Willis hinted at naming those aiding a broader industrial upheaval involving coal owners.
A report notes another inspected rat in South Brisbane on Dranley Street. Mentioned are Geraldton Football Association and medals awarded, while HL James of the State School asks about taking action. The entry hints at public health measures and local sports acknowledgments.
A garbled notice from the North-West ministry mentions bales of horns and multiple commodities for a Saxon 40 London project. It references strange totals and hints at a tragic event involving a daughter and a dead child during a cotton tile incident and a father's sorrowful cry.
Queensland cotton expert visiting with Mr Teesdale and Mr Jones outlines potential for North West Western Australia. Discussion covers irrigation, wages, land use, and rail and market opportunities, noting Epawich mill legacy and Australia’s growing demand for cotton.
In the Northampton area discussions center on cotton cultivation and repatriation schemes as a potential settlers’ industry. Mr Jones oversees trials showing promising plant growth while experts weigh costs, debt, and viability in Western Australia. Local observers warn rivals may jump in if locals fail. Interims to follow.
Reports describe a deadly attack at a remote Lauries camp linked to gold fields activity. One brother killed and another overpowered, as troopers pursue native suspects after earlier killings of Comer and O Sullivan. Authorities warn of ongoing pursuit and danger to nearby settlements.
A compact note outlines four romantic tales by Gilbert Parker themed around luxury fame intrigue and sacrifice and love.
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