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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1923
Page
3
The Reichsbank could not supply enough paper money to pay wages. Tens of thousands of families lacked bread as workers demand real money and basic sustenance amid widespread payment failures.
Disrupted by legal constraints the Rhineland population cannot gather five people to voice their stance on separation. A protest event organized by religious leaders, local authorities, trade groups, and chambers of commerce seeks to express opposition to the separation effort amid the current age restrictions.
Reports from Tokio and Landes recount heavy Indo-Pacific losses with yen totals and factory disruptions. A tribute by Hamilton follows a Brightum event, while generals and statesmen weigh wartime strains and the Empire’s bravest figures amid shifting alliances.
A garbled wartime note reports Chinese bandit capture and release of missionaries Mises Darroch and Sharp. It recounts a memorial service at Ax Kure Japan on October 20 when a submarine sank suddenly, its eight crew members waving as it disappeared.
A sympathetic action by the Bri o r home Union declared a lightning strike yesterday in protest against détente with hunger strikers. The protest aimed to pressure authorities regarding the hunger strike situation.
Leadon October 30 reports Mr. Bonar Law in a septic and life threatening condition causing grave anxiety.
London reports that a Journal states France has strong grounds for suspecting reparations aims. Some experts urge rehabilitation of Germany to minimise their own terms, reflecting cautious intrigue among policymakers.
Landes reports from October 23 that both the Cab and the Imperial Conference may limit the Allies. Dominion statesmen view France's restriction as a serious obstacle to forming a committee of inquiry. The note mentions Germany's total indebtedness and anticipated delays.
London reports estimates that 50 000 English families could join a group settlement scheme if Australia opens suitable terms. In Leeds 31 families are provisionally accepted for emigration, with over 500 local applicants and around 200 more expected to sail.
A man was fatally injured after confronting a thief in a dim back street near a house. His wife, beaten, was left injured as the assailant fled with stolen belongings from the scene. Police say the suspect appears to have targeted the residence during the late hour.
A level crossing collision involving a milk cart results in the death of a woman named Mrs Burt and serious injuries to her nine year old son John Taylor. Eyewitnesses report the cart crushed while the horse survived. neighbors recall ringing railway signals.
On Saturday morning the Premier Sir James Mitchell held a conference with the Minister for Forests J Headdang the Conservator Kestell and the Solicitor-General Bayer to discuss the sandalwood contract. The cabinet had previously given consideration to the matter.
The finance passes for the Mel/ Turome Cup are as fellows.
Monday reports show Tedluresils Club holding an amass meeting at Penic Perk for next Saturday. Debates mention Kosu Four, Monterdy, and Seif Gf nix with Hunlae as contenders. Derby talk includes Persival, Polycasty as favorite, and Dave Grantsim parte! finishers.
Fragmentary OCR text shows doctors discussing a funeral scene with disjointed phrases about cooking ham and a child, hinting at a chaotic or confused moment surrounding a burial. No clear names, places, or events are readable.
Perth reports no clear evidence from the government mining party on the Lake Eye site near Southere. The assistant state mining engineer in charge by Oktober 30 offered no confirmable findings about the reported nil.
A damaged report notes a nail bag raid on a station stowage when letters were scattered. Leonard Mills, chief member of the reserve, is charged with the theft. G L Sutton, Director of Agriculture, faced with extended train service disruption.
The 24th annual conference gathered at the Sasoy Hotel with W J Mann welcoming Eastern States visitors. Sir James Mitchell received high esteem from the Premier and others as discussions touched tariff policy and protection for industries while aiming to maintain living standards amid economic concerns.
Classified fashion notice lists underskirts with lace trim in multiple sizes and prices, plus camisoles, knickers, and stockings. Items include Ladies Underskirts 3/11 and 5/8, Petticoats 5/1 to 7/8, Camisoles 1/6 to 2/3, and knickers 1/11 to 5/6 with decorative embroidery and trims.
The fragmentary piece references popular artistes Reems Talaeign and Eages O'R among desert themed works and a grand novel by Molert Hichen. It hints at a dramatic attraction titled A Driver of Wales and notes canvassers and artists attending.
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