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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
3
The report outlines obstinacy in miners leadership and a tough policy stance amid demand for new government offers. It notes likely closures in Yorkshire as districts resist concessions and fear pit openings will be halted during strikes.
London September 12 bulletin reports Alderman M Sweeney’s condition worsening. Wing weather improves after rain and sun. Preparations for Friday show underway with committees and ground ads well managed. Welcome to Mr and Mrs W McAnuff. News covers local deaths, health concerns of Mrs Mitchell, and sympathy to Miss Bridie Cridle’s family. Show preparations include two special trains and a grand hall event with expected large attendance.
A Perth sergeant faced a serious charge at the City Court after being removed from the Crimson Investigation Department. The case, with bail set at £109, was adjourned to September 21, and the court planned a full day to hear proceedings. The charge concerns a June 27, 1020 incident involving extortion through a threatening note demanding money from Albert Edmund Brown.
Molbournd and Reptenbar wool growers discuss whether the £1.01 dividend from Central Wool Committee will be subject to wartime profits tax. They note profits should be taxable, but question tax on last dividend that touched accounts by June 30, 1919, while wool stock remained pending. Commonwealth authorities argue tax applies to wool grown under wartime conditions even if not yet penned or passed into wool.
Mr Winel of Ayiney fire and Wilkes Moffin Limited figures travel to Gernhiton with Mr Closter from Fre mantle. Mr Pinel journeys from Brune while B C Bartlett and A B Dobell plan wy ternight departure. Protestant Federation delegates attend annual conference with Governor signaling Moorish opening. Es velleney to arrive by waterman Friday October tet and return to Perth next day. Miss F Hod returns to Perth from Greenough after holiday.
Melbourne reports that on September 13 the Federal Treasurer Hir Joseph Swok announced plans to introduce the budget in the House of Representatives on Thursday. Senator Praree indicated a detailed statement of the government's defence scheme would be presented the same day.
On September 13 Mulbourne reports the Federal Government appointed a Royal Commission to inquire into taxation in Australia. A preliminary meeting will be held soon to arrange the commission’s work. Sydney confirms the appointment and notes the Grasiers’ Association delegates will oversee arrangements for the remainder of the season.
Heavy rain failed to dampen interest as crowds gathered for a village fair and parade featuring costumed participants, a Swiss mountaineer and a shamrock contestant. Spectators rented seats, admired outfits, and a variety of shows, while vendors reported steady business despite wet conditions.
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