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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1922
Page
3
A Dublin syndicate plans a race sweep similar to Tatts starting with a sweep of £10,000 capital on 10 shilling tickets. The Wanate Way formed amid Calcutta Tar Club restrictions on ticket sales in Britain due to profiteering in 1921.
London reports a motor launch carrying British artillery and crew to Queenstown was fired on from the shore in Cork harbour. Four men were wounded as ambushed mortar fire continued. A compensation estimate nears eight hundred ninety quarter million sterling. London notes Labour members withdrew resignation threats after Mr. Coogrove’s assurance that Dail Eireann will convene on September.
A night of intense shooting in Dublin sees rebels attack National posts including City Hall and Four Courts hotel. Despite continuous fire the casualty toll remains relatively small as troops and civilians shelter amid scorched streets and damaged buildings.
A confused report details a clash where Landon and Boptenher led forces against Mabela. The engagement lasted about half an hour before a retreat. Reportedly several were killed or wounded. casualties were heavy and the Nobel sustained.
London reports Kent bowled out Sussex for 47. Yeteman claimed several key wickets as the bowling attack dominated. The match showcased sharp seam action and economical spells, with England-era names lingering in the margins of the report.
The Trade Union Congress faces a serious challenge as workers withdraw from the movement. About 1021 to 624,00 members are lost across unions including Railway Clerks at 33 percent, National Union of Railwaymen at 20 percent, Lower Engineers and Firemen at 20 percent, Electrical Trades at 25 percent, and General Workers over 5 percent. The balance exhibits show extraordinary features with agriculture unions showing a high management expense ratio relative to member income.
London The Marine Court conducted an inquiry into a collision that led to the sinking of the Egypt. The court found the collision caused by the master's and chief officer's default, but blamed the owners and their officials for failure to enforce discipline.
The German government expressed regret for Belgians killed near Obernseels. Police say they have secured the suspect, with authorities noting the incident and ongoing investigations.
In Paris on August 31 the Reparations Commission weighed conditional moratorium terms for Germany and Belgian aims. Italy abstained while Sir John Bradbury’s delegation opposed granting a year end pause. The body then backed the Belgian plan enabling temporary financing through year end for Trensinry Wille.
Paris dispatch says Bavarian monarchists are secretly mobilising forces with a probable coup d etat. Rome report notes Italy will grant America funds totaling seventy million lire over the next fortnight.
Fragmented passage describes unclear events with smeared imagery and distorted phrases. Some names appear jumbled and no clear date or location emerges. The writing hints at attempted actions and a wounded resolve but offers no verifiable facts.
Berlin reports describe extensive rioting as mobs attack with food shortages provoking police clashes. Some protesters set fires and were dispersed, with casualties and injuries noted amid a tense urban crackdown.
ActisM at Pittsburg New York on September 4 reports a fire of suspected incendiary origin. Eight strike breakers died and eleven others were seriously injured, with a large Pennsylvania Railway Company building destroyed.
Forest Hill hosts the Davis Cup opening round with the United States taking both singles to lead 2 0 after Patterson and Wood defeated Tilden and Kibler in doubles 6 4 0. The Australian pair delivered a thrilling 54 minute win, with Wood hailed as the standout hero and the crowd rising in appreciation.
Western Australia racing notices list acceptances for tomorrow at Boulder with divisions and mileages. Horses named include Military Movement Bulli, Coal Court Nitro Sigu Tay Heb A Chen Hilvon Black Gull and Vases, plus other entries like Dounear Sapling Bethe Blakemoun and Kings Physician. Race details show Plate and Mare Shoe Plate divisions and various odds-like numbers in the field.
A disjointed report covers Australian horse racing, noting Semsia as a likely favorite and Eur enlux as a potential threat. It mentions October 7 as a key date and references multiple horses and trainers with unclear outcomes.
Perth sports report covers Metropolitan Football with mixed results and trial schedules, noting East Fremantle and Souths clashes and premiership implications. It also details the Goldfields carnival finale at Boulder and Belmont Park action, betting slips, and notable horses and handlers affecting the Caulfield and Melbourne Cup picture.
A brief New Zealand maritime incident reports the drowning of two individuals with a mother found in distress following the event. Authorities investigated the circumstances to determine causes and potential safety gaps.
Telegrams note Western Australia reporting a meeting of interested parties on the newspaper strike settlement, dated December with unclear details.
Fragmentary report notes a grant of 24000 pounds for reed projects with unclear beneficiaries. The text mentions Foster and ambiguous references to procedural steps, lacking complete names and dates.
Sydney reports a council of the Federation meeting decides miners' withdrawal from the coal tribunal is under consideration. The council repudiates a go along scheme backed by NSW Labour Council and recent trades union conference. It cites two great working class weapons and notes the LWW still exists elsewhere.
A London Morning Post correspondent recalls curious gatekeepers in the Lake District. A brown-eyed boy minded a gate for eight hours nightly over three summers, earning few coins from passing farmers and tourists, while townspeople debated the value of his vigilance and curiosity about humanity.
A correspondent reports a gathering of farmers addressed by an agricultural officer. The talk centered on experiments with whwls and tert isers, preferred Nabawy as main crop, and Burt's Earle fur as a promising variety. Weather and early sowing conditions were noted, with a vote confirming planting plans and remarks on prospects in the Bonny area.
Land auction notice from the District Lands Office listing parcels in Gerahl Komianooks Town and Gerakiton Town. Properties include 4, 5, 1 and 15 blocks with various roods and perches. prices shown in pounds. Open for bid at specified location and time.
A fragmented old newspaper item, titled Soldiers Pictures Tuesday and Wednesday, 3 and 6 Renévet, discusses Lislian Arrochet and a near-legendary acting talent Ransome, with references to advertisements and rates. The text is garbled but indicates a dramatic or artistic feature and classified ad pricing.
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