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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1925
Page
5
In Philadelphia, W T Tilden defeated Jes Borotra in a four set duel 4-6 6-0 2-6 6-4. The sensational Davis Cup singles clash showcased Tilden’s tactical superiority as Borotra battled hard on the grass court.
London reports Daniel Grey is charged with homicide after a factory prank went wrong. Grey, a worker in a foreign country, attached a wire from an electric switch to a handle, causing a fatal shock.
An English innovation called the knocker up is discussed as a regulation practice. A supervisor will call sleepers at a set hour until they answer or the operator stops. The service is rare and not widely used, yet officials say they must comply with rules.
Seaplane missing since September 1 was located about 15 miles east of Kauai by mariners. Commander Jobe Rogers reported the crew and machine in tow, all aboard returning safely to Pract Harbour.
The fragment discusses Great Britain's wish for League peace, noting ambiguity in how the word peace is used and mentioning Shymyethy and an ape meeting at the League in a critical, obscure way.
A fragmented report notes opposition to a travel drone consortium proposal amid trade bureaucracy. Mr. Tillett argues the plan does not imply dominance by a large player, while concerns about station influence and a global remit persist.
Sept 9 report states Mev Deason was carried to a funeral service then found dead in bed at Cumberland. Clergy member remarked on his mental state before authorities discovered him, marking a somber day for local church figures.
Police are powerless as officials issue an arrest for Na Juoniske in connection with the Saeraatel matter. The coercive force is unable to act, leaving investigators awaiting further leads and possible cooperation from associates.
A sale of items tied to the Hetieed Dakin Society features a itemized description including the phrase The Fame of Hobbs and a noted time of sale. Flowers read Hohkes. Proceeds support the society’s activities.
The article lauds radio’s rapid rise likening it to early railways. It credits amateur effort for long distance signaling via short waves and notes improving selectivity. Sir Oliver predicts further advances despite current directed limits.
The coroner investigated the death of Al Clarke who died from a throat wound after a fight with his brother William at Holiday Cottage near Emerald on August 22. Witnesses described Charles and William Clarke quarrelling, a struggle, and Charles falling mortally wounded. verdict cited a throat wound with no clear cause. William Clarke faced murder charges.
In Guildford Australia a 35 year old woman, Mrs Jolly, faced charges for aiming a revolver at Dr Arthur Stanton. Police say she confessed longing for the doctor and claimed another woman had shot a different doctor, while she regretted not getting a chance.
Huckhampton Rept. Henry Clark was sentenced to three years in the county court after a case described as a strange mania. The judgment was delivered amid a tense courtroom scene with local officials present.
Universal Jewel at Queen's presents The Gaiety Girl starring Mary Philbin in a London based romance. The film follows a chorus girl who must navigate a staged marriage, threats, and a tangled plot as she seeks love and success. Also listed are other attractions at the King's including Red Lights and Empty Hands with various stars, plus a horse and dairy cow market notice and yarded stock prices.
Results from Kalgoorlie on September 12 show betting odds for the Federal Plate with Petmeo at 20 to 1 and Misty Hille at 28 to 1. A two day meeting is planned for November or January with dates to be finalized.
Jace Xebie to be ordained as the first Aboriginal deacon tomorrow with potential leadership by the North-West A authority. Archibishop Terth intended ordination in sight but final conduct may fall to North-West official. Also notes hospital matron arrival E A Commer at Cue and various staff movements plus personnel changes at Geraldton and Beart Protestant Children’s Home.
A planned visit to Northamifton mentions a Grand Ball at J Lee's Railway Hotel on Saturday and Sunday the 12th. Details suggest social events and a potential consultation or reception during the outing.
Market brief reports about a one group lead by State Harvester and McCormack Binder items praised as good and excellent. Readers are invited to submit further entries from Geraldton and surrounding areas.
Tenders close September 23 1925 for a mixed farming estate comprising 942 acres near Dongarra in the Irwin District 6800 acres of pasture 1000 acres of grazing lease at Camarasa near the Wall Reser. Terms include a £20 deposit lowest tender not guaranteed. Details from Richard Rowland or James Kidd Avellancer Gerahi tom.
In a sewi-fuel competition at the Metropolity grounds, SEMEPINAL and associates faced off with Bev Perth, with scores noted as 6 behinds to 2 behinds and 3 to 9. The event involved the Seba State Lodge of Oddfellows and Druids, concluding after an afternoon at Ren recreation Ground with lingering interest in the outcome.
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