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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1923
Page
3
A fragmented Telegraph note reports Merlin and Herman Gavern weighing passive resistance in Germany and Britain. It says industrial magnates favor cessation and that plans for a gradual withdrawal face funding and approval challenges amid wartime pressures. Public financing through paper marks is deemed inadequate.
A fragmented review notes 200000 copies sold in Germany of Spengler's Decline of Western Civilization and discusses postwar expectations for England, Germany’s fate, and implications for policy and militarism drawing parallels to Napoleonic era. The text mixes historical assertion with speculative outcomes about Armaments and power shifts in Europe.
The document reports an attempted coup by Gurman Afpaye and Humoreu aiming to reinstall military rule in Germany. General Aademdorff allegedly mobilizes supporters to topple the German Republic, threatening the current government and monarchy.
Waris September The Finances Minier shows France's rapid financial and economic recovery with a cultivated area of 603000 hectares. This year figures indicate 5 526 000. The earthquake epidemic records another shock as London notes Helnmt Observatory records a distant quake.
The New York strike by newspaper employees is marked by the murder of George Davis aged 0 Frars in the sailing room of the New York American. A reward of 2500 dollars is offered for the murderer. Efforts to import talent from outside cities are noted as possible, while combined limited editions may continue.
A distressing farm incident in Wellington on September 24 ends with a three month old infant fatally harmed after a nail is driven into the head. Beckie trugily returned yester as families seek aid while the car route and meals are set. The uncle Thomas Jameson is named among those involved as authorities investigate the fatal accident.
In Lambrow Heights a man named Parsons was reported to have shot Willan Hesnlervim at close range on Saturday night. Parson was arrested after being located in Newewatte while allegedly under the influence of poison.
Fragmentary text reports a shipwreck near West Australia with mentions of a house, a person named George Conkburn, and unclear details about belongings and victims. the garbled lines make precise facts uncertain.
In Melbourne a motor vehicle struck Mary Ann Wout, causing fatal injuries. The driver Bertram admitted causing the crash as she lay injured near Oubley. Waugh died later in hospital, with authorities continuing investigations into the incident.
Fragmentary text alleges Harold Winter claimed innocence in Kalgoorlie related fraud. Accused include Bre Beoth and Mothaurne Hrotenber, facing charges of obtaining money under false pretences. Court action referenced with a sum around £1000, details unclear due to damaged source.
From Our Own Correspondent: The Methodist Church held its annual bazaar and exhibition on a Saturday with the Ladies Circle and city volunteers contributing. A wireless front of the hall featured lattice work and white paper decor. prizes were awarded for children’s crafts, sewing, drawing, and crochet. The event showcased students’ work from local schools, praised teachers, and highlighted the value of community effort and charity.
A chaotic Belmont Park meeting reports racing news from Australia and New Zealand. Local horses such as Beaufort and Multipod feature amid fences and furore while betting pools show heavy support for Golden Plumage and Blues Steel. International interest centers on Metropolis and Chelmsford Stakes contenders and a spectrum of early favourites, with the week ending in tight finishes and surprise results.
The bishop of Kalgoorlie visits the Murekison partita. Me Will preaches at Coe ox Bunday and evensong at Dar Daw. Hon. H. K. Maley and Mr Tinie accompany officials during a tour from Geraldton to Greenough with plans for a Field Day at Chapman.
Fragmented OCR reports scores and standings from Geraldton Rifle Club September meet. Mentions Tolbawing, GW yard range, Peders retirement, and a committee meeting at Mr Listers on Wednesday evening. Agreement to attract attendance and aggregate shoot opportunities described. Sunday scheduled for range practice and shooting.
Public notice invites attendance at a luncheon and tea hosted by the Ladies of the Methodist Church. It also announces a public motion concerning the demolition of the old Pell’s Bridge east of Dongarra and its replacement with a new structure, with electoral lists available for inspection and a removal sale of Coffee Palace Furniture and effects scheduled for October 1 1025 at Victoria Mater Garage.
In showery weather at Fremantle Oval East Fremantle defeated South Fremantle 21 to 8. Gate receipts reached £15. Rex Iwen, disqualified for six matches after striking Gabrielson, will miss next season. Torrens team visits Perth from Adelaide with plans for midweek games.
C Stokes and Co Northampton announces a sensational October cash sale with unbeatable prices. Large stock includes boots, clothing, drapery and silks. Local shoppers urged to visit for best values this season.
Ot a garbled notice lists Olina sigmase and Atlan Cor Fischer Ltd as marine terrace Goronten and Manchester Coy W M Wathon Eisapor Street Gerahitou. Manager and attorney for W A Ecata Geraldton show sales appears in a damaged roster of representatives for an inferred sales or agency matter.
Dalgety & Company Edinburgh announces auction sales of stock at multiple centers with dates listed from October through November. Local agents or Dalgety & Company Limited enable further details and participation in the sales.
A special cattle sale titled Mull ea sale of town or properties to be held at the Machinery Institute on Saturday September 29 1923 in Somthamton. Public notices advertise the event with details readable in the fragmentary OCR.
Fragmentary newspaper notice lists a sale and exchange of tailor made items and clothing. Mentions White Viyings trousers and various unnamed names, with a street address View Street and applications for employment or sale terms. The garbled text indicates a local goods sale or barter event with partial contact details.
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