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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary notice from Baldwin area references a request or protest connected to a British matter. Text is garbled with names and dates unreadable. Reading indicates a meeting or inquiry but specifics and participants are not discernible.
The Daily notes no consensus between Mr. Bakiwin and M. Polorare on the party’s terms. Both sides failed to meet French expectations, leaving the issue unsettled and unclear.
An Athens woman reports General Telini's funeral service was solemnly held at the Catholic cathedral with government and diplomatic presence. The Allied fleet, including Conte di Cavour and Gilly Cesare, fired a 41 gun salute and later the ambassadorial audience departed after a requiem was celebrated.
Public interest grows as the new Dail Eireann opens in Dublin this afternoon with the site described as ready for use.
Tribute from Lloyds to Tr yam war veterans given last Saturday with £0 to £200 presented to Captain Fowter and Chief Officer Renith. Captain Fuster expresses modesty amid praise and public regard for their actions.
The fragmented text discusses emigration trends to the United States Australia and New Zealand with figures like 7330 and 2420 in unclear units. It mentions Wes and Wes half terms and lists destinations including the United States Australia and New Zealand with various numeric values.
King Alfonso approves decree prohibiting secession and establishes court martial trials for crimes against the country. It requires display of the flag on buildings and ships, bans foreign propaganda, enforces Spanish as the official language, and imposes penalties for acts of disaffection.
A Potkawsr report states Afghanistan concentrates troops in Jelalabad after the murders of Majors Orr and Andersons. One cavalry regiment and six infantry regiments with two batteries are expected for operations against the Banghakel tribe, where the killers are believed to be hiding. Pro tocols indicate tightened security and pursuing the suspects.
In Grafton shire New Zealand a man named Louis Buttagaeg, a native, leapt from a parapet into a gully about 200 feet away and died instantly. A large crowd watched the grim salvage as authorities recovered the body. Also noted were fresh market prices at the municipal markets this morning with various meats and produce listed.
The Senta Redistribution Bill panel advances to a second reading after a Perth session on September 21. Constante Meras of Beagt Bay investigates near Heaghe Bay, about 11 miles away. Second reading noted with a 24 vote tally.
In Victoria a kangaroo owned by a neighbor attacked Mrs Allerton who was carrying a baby. A passerby, Judith Dring, aided, but the animal struck and dragged her toward a yard. Mrs Allerton sustained injuries and shock from the incident.
A silent wind and dust storm swept through Maokew Hill and the city, driving dust into interiors and disrupting business. Shops closed and weather officials warned of continued dry conditions while wind persisted and interior areas felt the impact.
A reader argues for and against a direct rail line to cross the Growmouh River 22 miles north of Mullews, proposing a 2 mile fixed incline and a 10 mile extension from Yuwa. The letter cites land use, stock movement, and regional surveys, urging careful consideration by advisory committees.
A lively town event, led by Mr. Harry Bennett, featured choirs with a swing and strong audience support. Prizes were awarded for standout performers, with thanks extended to the Geraliston Citizens' Association and others who supported the charity minstrel program.
Report of a Helena Vale racing day with results across multiple races including Wheat Stakes and Farewell Welter. Notable finishes mention winners such as Miralora and Flying Bandicat, with betting odds and placings listed for each event.
Local notices list upcoming events and screenings including headlining westerns and theatrical acts. It notes performances at the Capitol and other venues with dates around September 25 and mentions live theater, film titles, and an annual sale on millinery and clothing items.
A fragmentary boxing item mentions a universal boxing winner and references places and dates with many errors. The readable parts note preliminaries and a sale line, but essential details are illegible.
The town hall hosts a civic reception on Tuesday morning September 23 at 11 o clock for the Excelang Orvacer LII. All ladies are invited to meet Lindy Borster at 11 in the Council Chambers with the Acting Mayor.
Thistles and Rangers battled at Queen's Park in a wind affected Cup clash. Bell scored twice and Lee added another as Rangers built a lead before Thistles scored late to narrow the gap. Final scoreboard omitted.
A narrator describes an exaggerated tall tale where a man enters the lion’s mouth to prove his courage. The scene shifts to a desert or jungle setting with a teller insisting on dramatic feats and a mock perilous stunt.
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