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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
3
Di Pinedo the Italian airman arrived in Shanghai from the Philippines aboard a cable report. More trouble in the China civil war looms as reports from Tokyo indicate revived concerns from the Foreign Office about a potential clash between Marshall To and General Vo.
Paria reports Freiburg authorities prevent Preach sirman Coste from leaving Freiburg for France as German actions unfold. The Go vernment handles the case while frees up details of the incident. An airman named Conte and Thierry left Paris aiming for Karachi or hidden in the aftermath. Thierry was killed and Coste seriously wounded.
A fragmentary wartime note reports Agdel Kru badly wounded in the Riff War during fighting at Be. Me ic. He is described as now immobilized by fever at Targus, attended by two German surgeons and members of his gemery staff.
A damaged military notice states that large French battalions will soon participate in an offensive amid ongoing coastal actions. Names of units and dates are unreadable. the report emphasizes mobilization and high Allied readiness.
Varied dispatches report a ten hour strike by telegraph and telephone operators causing service cuts and warnings of broader disruption. Viscount Burnham, in Sydney, comments on Britain’s empire and the Commonwealth Loan amid questions about national debt and policy.
Mrs Murch Mitchell was granted a divorce from Cuyion Minha in Perth after a 1914 marriage. The case cited marital tensions, alleged drinking, threats, and a custody ruling granting Mitchell custody of their son while the husband was to pay the estate. The proceedings noted separations at the homestead and police involvement.
Government announces a reward of £100 for information leading to the conviction of the Pemberton robber after detectives traced £1,966 stolen, hidden in a hollow log. A separate prize of £50 will be offered for information aiding the arrest of accomplices.
Reported at Westosis on Friday an inquest will be opened after a post-mortem found the infant born alive with a fractured skull. Ex-Plainclothes Constable Lambert’s dismissal and calls for a tribunal to ensure a fair trial dominate a WA Police Association meeting.
An unreadable OCR fragment cites a person Phillip McGaran aged 35 of Alphington and references a fatal or severe injury linked to a striking event. The text is garbled but implies a death or serious harm and a medical response or attendance. The fragment mentions a threat and frost related context and a possible knee or wrist injury.
Brisbane dispatch dated September 21 reports damage to trade from a halt in the rotary labor system affecting wharf labour. The stoppage disrupts timber and sugar port operations, harming business and export flow.
Fire fighting continues at the Mount Morgan mine with efforts concentrated on the open cut. Water pipes from a large dam are being laid along the open cut, pumps will be used to pour water into the mine.
About 1 500 bales of wool were stored in the warehouse when a blaze occurred and a vehicle crash followed. Five hours after the fire began the remaining damage was clear. The incident at Ten Hill caused a crash into a motor bus injuring ten children and the driver. All were treated for shock and abrasions. Eric Irving Watts sustained facial cuts. The children were taken to hospital and Arthur Bulgin died.
A fragmentary report describes Frasers winning and a poultry dealer named Wood found dead on rocks after a fall from a rocker. The scene mentions distributions of coins to children and a missing light source, with police locating the body near Beink of the clits.
Melbourne reports no definite date set for the peer elections as yet. The meeting of the Federal Oxhi Council lasted a short time, with confusion and uncertainty noted among attendees.
Beaster Pearce Adelaide said yesterday that those who stood for constitutional government should set aside party differences. He urged MPs to unite as a strong body to ensure supremacy of parliamentary government.
Melbourne reports Labour’s campaign as opening with Amtey MLA alleging the Communion was a bogey used by the composite Government to distract voters. The Prime Minister Brace stated confidence in the public’s detestation of opponents and anticipated Parliament’s dissolution within a week and an election within ten days before government messages are issued.
The Speaker announced receipt of the resignation from the State Home of Parliament at Mir Taceder. Premier Herbert Pesters shifts labor strategy as federal elections approach. Government aims to speed House business to allow state members to participate in campaigning. October may see parliamentary adjournments and possible night sittings.
Ambition and anxiety mark the party campaigns as leaders seek public support. Confidence grows in the wake of strong appeal to electors, with party members aiming to secure victory through renewed effort and strategy.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Me Bruce and tariff schedule with unclear political dates. Mentions November 14th suspected federal election timing and parliament adjournment on Thursday. Source content unclear. contains garbled names and terms.
To the Licensing Court for the Geraldton District J Frank Edwin Harper applies to transfer a share stake at the Shasrsck Hot property North Perth requests transfer approval and signature of proposed transfer by Timewell Oremann & Tindal solicitors for applicants.
Almety & Co Ltd announce a Yor Babery Public Auction starting early October 1885 featuring 3400 station sheep off shears. Also listed are rail excursion tickets from Northern Line stations for Sept 20 and 21, with return validity to Oct 11. Train services and cancellations for Geraldton to Ajana and Utukarra routes are noted, alongside a separate sale of 100 ewes and 200 young wethers at Wattle Farm near Northampton.
Bis J. Carruthers, who reharned frees 2 wi or holiday trip to Honotala on faturder, said that definite stepe had beestala Me of the death of Captain Ooch Tae carved for all time.
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