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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1927
Page
5
London reports strong showing for the government in the latest figures while Dempsey and Tunney prepare for a big bout. The piece notes seven seats open, heavy newspaper charges, and alleged letters and foul claims surrounding the fighters.
London reporters note Donald and Douglas Burton of Otago undergraduates, sons of a Dunedin doctor, left London seeking to walk to Karachi, India without funds. They admit roughing it and plan to earn by their writing talents.
Dennis Rooke plans to depart Colombo aboard the Grama on October 5 for London. He intends to retry a England to Australia flight by the same route as before, seeking another chance to overcome prior failures.
The Hobuin Bay shipment of West Australian oranges sold in London with Navels priced from 6 shillings to 0 6 and Valencian from 4 shillings 6 pence to 10 shillings.
An old film listing describes a slate of features at the King's Theatre. Lon Chaney stars in We Who Gets Slapped while Man of Steel and a big Zane Grey tale screen with Milton Mills. A vaudeville program, two photoplays, and a matinee with Tom Mix are previewed with showtimes and ticket details.
City council election results show Mr Ford defeated by Mr Alexander Todd after a tight contest. The council notes Todd Bros. had a contract interest with the Joupeil for erection of offices and supplies for the gauge and electricity department. A fresh election is set for October 3.
At the Westralia Mine Allanson workers idle due to a stoppage over wheelers conditions. Management wants wheelers grouped by shift and to share earnings. wheelers have been allowed to work separately. Wheeler minimum wage is 10/3 per shift, with company topping up if earnings fall short.
Adelaide report says Broken Hill announcement that the Junction mine will resume sped operations from September 24 due to higher metal prices. About 1422 men from the Proprietary and Block 14 mines will be employed as the tune date approaches.
Reports indicate two rival factions shaping the Logan affair with Walsh and Joker as key backers. One side pushes to retain all original claims while the other, larger group, argues for revised and adjusted rates to address ship owners' objections.
Melbourne reports that the government is expected to offer some relief for taxpayers as Parliament begins its first session in late September. An income tax cut is unlikely but a relief measure is forecast by the Treasury to ease financial pressure on harassed taxpayers.
A Geraldton concert featured Albert Lynch and violinist Mise Marsh delivering a varied program including Kreisler Liebesträum and Brahms works. The audience praised the artistry, though attendance was below expectations, and acts by The Dainty Delawaies were announced for upcoming King's Theatre performances.
NSW election campaign sees Dr Minihan accusing Premier and Lang of Labour fund donations from liquor interests. He cites 1926 cabinet letters proposing liquor act changes for £5000 from Wine and Spirit Defence Association. Willis vows legal action, with writs planned against Minihan and Daily Guardian.
Tyre Service Station MULLEWA MARKET and nearby properties listed with terms as usual. Wethers and gear described. bids sought by auction with usual conditions and deadlines noted.
A lively Sunday clash at Mh Poist on Sumlay afternoon saw Railways beat Rovers by six points. The game drew a record crowd as injuries mounted and play was slowed by crowding at the boundary. Railways finished with nine goals and nine behinds to Rovers' zero goals and nine behinds.
An old advertisement lists fabrics including Carter's lead ladies' items and children's lines. Prices vary with trims and shades, featuring Crisolines and Tuscans in multiple sizes and finishes.
Community celebration in Mullewa marks a day of local events and activities. Organizers promote cultural significance and include gatherings, performances, and public participation as residents engage in the town’s traditional observance.
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