["The Nor'-West Cyclone", The Western Argus (Kalgoorlie, WA), Tuesday 02 April 1912, page 34]
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The Scanlon Family.
Safely in Port.
Mrs. Mat. Jackson, of Boulder, who was under the impression that her father, Mr. Scanlon, and her two brothers James and Hugh, had perished during the severe cyclone which swept the Nor'-West coast last week, received a reassuring telegram from her father yesterday, who, with his two sons, had safely reached a northern town. They were engaged in pearling, and the three luggers upon which they were engaged had arduous and trying experiences. Two of the boats were dismasted and buffeted about, and the third, the Clara, was wrecked, as previously announced.
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