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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1926
Page
5
An uneasy pause in talks followed a blast at the mining site as the Exeew Tee Committee works to secure homes for workers left without shelter. Officials estimate severe costs and possible relocations as districts prepare notices and await a formal plan for settlement and funding.
Dispatches from Shanghai describe intensified clashes as authorities attempt to bottle up Yangtse navigation from Nankow westward. Berlin and Peking reports note cabinet plans to defend Workanix and broader eastern front efforts amid ongoing conflict.
Captain Alin arrived at Baluwalps Ming after nine hours in the air from Alaba this morning amid changing weather. The voyage aims to reach Karsehi tomorrow for a quick overrun of the aircraft before continuing toward the Gulf, with plans to proceed to the Persian Gulf by Friday.
The King's features include Red Hut Tires and Riders of the Purple Sage with Shirley Mann and Tom 3tix among cast. The Lost World reels promise wonder at the Queen's theater on Monday and Tuesday September 24 and 25. The Lost World showcases prehistoric reptiles amid excitement as fans flock to see fascinating film marvels.
The six year old girl from Broken Hill was located in Adelaide with her father and sister amid ongoing searches. Police reports mention a possible sighting near the Tamar river and families continuing to pursue possibilities, while charity efforts and a community event are promoted to aid hospital and youth movements.
Western Australia reports show a split in the Legislative Assembly over the State Insurance Bill. The committee vote tied 15 for and 15 against, prompting the Chairman of Committees to cast a deciding vote for the clause amid protests from Mr. Taylor and disruptions in the chamber.
A man named Millard fell ill after drinking from a water bottle at his home and was taken to Perth Lock-up where doctors diagnosed suspected poisoning. Ernest Scofield, and others including Henterson, were brought from Moore as a precaution while officers pursued Beholicki who was detained upon arrival.
Perth September 22 The appeal of William Coulter and Philip John Treifene who were sentenced to Meath in connection with the Fralgoortiv murder will be heard by the Court of Criminal Appeal on Wednesday. The Chief Justice and Crown Prosecutor discussed time limits as the trial runs long and aim to complete hearings by Tuesday afternoon if possible.
In Sydney a special meeting of the Austrian Seamen's Union held yesterday morning decided to man the steamer Bombala, idle in port for weeks due to the warehousing and job control issues. The owners demanded the embargo be lifted as a condition for further talks on outstanding disputes.
At Point Cook the aircraft commanded by Captain Williams failed to take off due to engine trouble. The 14 000 mile flight to the northern Australian islands was abandoned for the time being.
Albion Whitfield contractor was accidentally shot dead by companion John Price while driving after stray horses near Behnen. Price fired at a hare. the gun discharged early and the charge struck Whitfield in the leg causing fatal injuries. Price is under arrest as inquiries continue.
Sir Thomas Coombe said he has been offered new sites in Adelaide for a theatre project and expects a theatre may be built there soon. He left by motor car for Port Augusta to join an engagement after his Perth and Sydney theatre proposals.
Melbourne and Perth racing and football brief with Mooney Valley results including Tascoe Hurdle Altergo Meers Maiden Plate Ardunel Steep Bellscreet and Tullarmarine Handicap. Also Perth semi final match Aubico vs West Perth and Thistles beating Towns at Queen's Park. hotel note from Yalgoo.
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