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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
3
In Tokio on September 8 strong resolutions denounce China and call for tough steps in response to the Nankin incident. The gathering urges Foreign Affairs Minister resignations and pressures Admiral Milay to dispatch the cruiser Yaruouth on a special China mission.
Viscount Volmer replies to Lloyd George’s attack on the Cecil family and the Chancellor’s charges against Smyell. He argues the letter omits clear charge meaning and that refutation is impossible, noting Lloyd George retreats from the controversy. Alleged brutality of pol- 1k.
A huge Labour protest in Trafalgar Square on September 8 drew over 50,000 people voicing harsh criticism of the Dublin strike crackdown and urging independent inquiry. Speakers demanded government action and a peaceful path forward at today's employers and workers conference.
Michael Grace, contractor of Geraldton, sued Alexander Grant near Vangotation for 278 pounds for timber clearing under four verbal contracts. The jury found for the defendant, with judgment by account, after payments and credits were considered.
A dying jockey reflects on racing while the British Association notes a Geraldton football gathering. The club elected referees for upcoming matches, discussed honoring premiers, and planned a season-end smoke social. An ad previews new dressmaking at Vollacim with French styles.
Telegrams state a youth about ten years old aboard a steamer near Perth died after an accident while watering a fellow passenger. The device of death appears accidental and linked to a ferry route. The report notes conditions aboard and references W Anderson as a point of contact for details.
In Sumoy, two young girls suffered fatal injuries when a fire broke out in a home. The younger girl fell into the flames and died instantly. the older child perished after her clothing caught fire. The mother, attempting to extinguish the blaze, sustained severe burns to her arms.
Victoria Melbourne Seo William Riddell aged 39 secretary and engraver to Ballan Shire Council was charged today in the city court with theft of more than £57 as Ballan Council officials stated losses exceeded £13,000. A clerk named Acowell was remanded to Ballan Court.
In New South Wales the Burwood Colliery at Newcastle, employing about 300 men, is idle following a strike over coal weighing at the pit top. Miners claim excessive tentiency causes coal to crumble during cleaning and weighing. The dispute duration is uncertain, and the unrest may prolong the stoppage.
Sydney readers learn of a deadly scene where Robe and Little and his wife were found dead in a Moor dwelling after neighbours heard a crying child. The woman appeared strangled and the man died from a gunshot wound in the throat. The coroner's inquest returned a verdict of murder and death by own action, with jealousy cited as the motive.
Geraldton arrived to a cordial welcome and an evening of socialising in Sandstone Park. A large crowd watched a tight match with Sandstone taking a half time lead before Geraldton surged ahead in the final quarter to win by 16 points. Parkinson kicked three goals for the victors while Ramehaw starred for Sandstone and was praised for his display along with Stoker, Puddy, Champion, and Dawson.
The Northampton fancy dress ball for the Convent building fund drew over 200 attendees. Mr C. Counsel presided and Mr T. Reynolds was MC. numerous prizes honored costumes from Mexica to Arabian Nights, with top awards to Miss Kelly for Peter Pan Cigarettes and Miss Counsel for Arabian Nights.
A fragment from a correspondence column discussing public interest topics and opinions. It mentions the British Association and cricket, urging prompt steps to publish and align with readers and supporters, noting the need for preparation for upcoming programs.
Perth list shows acceptances for the Coolyardie Handicay and Coolgardie Cup events. Entries include Coolgantie Hauilicay Ejovtar Tom form Golden Orb Pull Sail Glority Flavigny Dueler Louisme Ayrville Suapeap Skipton Alu Coolyardis Cup Eecto Dinewall Full Sail Glority Duchy Aryville Snapeap Murella Keer Weer West Park Sola Girl Skiton Muriell Balmain Mistire Ua. There is no healing market.
A dense OCR auction fragment describes portions of lots in Ontatord and Guibisford Town with frontage details and rents. It mentions villa fronting Hubert Street, improvements, weekly rents, and a conditional sale under multiple terms. Names include Frank Herbert and William Crile, with references to Commercial Union Chambers and St George's Terrace in Melbourne.
A fancy dress children’s ball drew a large crowd at the town hall with over 200 present. Mrs Counsel presided, E E Stowe served as MC. Entries ranged from Welsh Peasant to Spanish Dancers and Irish Pennants with prizes for best dressed girl and boy, best poster, and most original can Jim. The ward ended with dancing as the hall closed at 10 o'clock.
Bea and Elen are listed in a terse notice alongside Geagee and Ri 13 in a short historical record. The fragmentary text hints at a local event or notice with several proper names and a numeric marker, preserving their appearance without added context.
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