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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
3
London reports the Near East situation remains unchanged as of September 22 with officials noting the ongoing Turkish embroglio and the current stance of authorities. The cable offers brief, non-specific commentary on regional tensions without new decisive moves.
Fragmentary dispatch describes fears of an Anglo Turkish war over the Dardanelles and the Straits amid French naval reinforcement moves. It notes Admiral Beatty's meetings with French authorities and reports on French cruiser deployments to the Near East as part of naval discussions.
London report states Viscount Grey writes to newspapers urging immediate focus on the Near East, arguing only a real Britain France alignment can save the war, with Italy likely to join.
A fragmented report notes Italians showing support for Turkish interests while sympathy appears divided. The text references a general feeling of misplaced sentiment and mentions an influx of something described as already called to Italy, with unclear figures or entities.
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from London on June 21 outlines British plans and Turkish resistance in the Dardanelles crisis. It reports Kemal’s forces pressing north toward Constantinople, potential international conference efforts, and Allied measures amid Turkish resistance and fear of Ottoman turmoil around Smyrna and the Bosphorus. The piece suggests Russians doubt Britain’s resolve and notes Kemal’s army maneuvering despite heavy Allied occupation.
The President stated the proposed Irish Free State constitution represented the maximum Ireland's representatives could obtain and equaled the commonwealth nations’ constitution in the British Empire. Mr Johnson argued there is no compulsion in the Treaty to adopt a wetter constitution. The House would reaffirm the Treaty but delay adopting the constitution until the country calm returns.
Profesor MacNell reports that his miner rebels were killed in battle. The four set traps near Sligomow and Vadvemur. MacNell’s brothers are now serving in the Free State army.
An overturned char-a-banc veered into a ditch, dumping eight occupants. One or more were injured while others escaped unharmed. Fire and police responded to the scene to aid and call to the hospital for treatment.
A report from Billlane Pool 200 miles south of Holl’s Creek in East Kimberley says Joseph Condren was fatally shot and Timothy O’Sullivan severely injured by aborigines. A second message claims both whites were murdered and warns others to stay away. Police dispatch a strong party, while Sturt Creek manager reports two graves at the scene. The Perth newspaper strike ends with papers resuming after a twelve month award.
Wallal notes Sept 23 reports Ferfeet weather aided observers and instrument work. Dust problem less serious than feared and work proceeds as planned.
A NSW incident reports a train driver who became ill after a mouthful of poison causing immediate sickness and death in great agony as authorities investigate the deadly poisoning episode.
Melbourne report details Ida and Di Gomme Wan sledded to the ef nennia and dim the hed Yarra, with Pawkner Parks on Sunday afternoons for three months as an experiment.
Melbourne reports selling agents examining a reduction in butter price per cwt as part of a larger wireless telephony program proposed by Amalgamated Wireless. The September 20 dispatch notes efforts to adjust dairy pricing amid broader tech initiatives.
Racing results show Gravity King and Palisade in hurdles amid mixed place betting. Aviation speed records are reported from Paris as Irish-born aviator Haadi Le cointe breaks world records. Parliament discusses deficits, welfare costs, and a proposed amendment to the Western Australian Banking Act. E A Mann seeks Perth seat, amid Civil Service controversy and government adjustments.
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