Britain’s Ultimatum to Sinn Fein Tests Proposals
London parliament debate centers on rule under present system and Irish responses. Government says two parliaments test proposals while Sinn Fein appeals to Irish people. Arrests of Mr Ginnell and others connected to anti-government actions reported amid hospital strikes and violence.
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Nigter
Hhealer
London
Tiesthiy
House of Commons
Treland
Mie Servier
Moder
P. J. Maloney
Fein
House of Gummons
Ginnell
Hablin
Four PE masher all star cast pans out for Dew
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an all star cast and a cited Hearst late Vie lisse of Miegins. It notes Grithihe master and references names Dew Gein and Giridhility with scattered phrases about admiration for the great figure.
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Nome
Gein
Nomotian
Federal Parliament Melbourne Passes War Gratuity Bill
Report from Canberra on debates in the House of Representatives. Plans to move Parliament to Canberra within five years are noted. Amendments sought to include war workers’ gratuities face party voting, cash payment proposal rejected, bill approved after passage through stages.
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Melbourne
Wennesda
Hughes
Starr
House of Representatives
Ganberra
Chapman
Prince of Wales
Naval College
Jer‘sis Bay
Military College
Canberra
Sit DL Tech
Mackay
Queens State Savings Bank
Tudor
Reforming Ministry Two Men Repare Office
Adelaide report on reforming ministry with one cabinet vacancy filled. Premier Mr A. If. Poke says progresses include talks with Moseley who declined, Hague who would join, and D J Gordon unable to spare time. Likely second vacancy offered to T. Pascoe to head Agriculture. portfolios may be reshuffled pending decision.
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Adelaide
A. If. Poke
Moseley
Peake
W. Hague
D. J. Gordon
Gordon
Assembly Iarta
Eto
T. Pascoe
Pascoe
Sie
Motor Cycle Wrecked Escapes On Ellen Street
An owner in Ellen Street reported a holiday afternoon mishap as his motorcycle, after refueling at a nearby garage, lurched away with him aboard. It veered across the road, struck a street pole, and rammed a chemist’s window. The front wheel crumpled and forks buckled, necessitating a train ride home.
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Ellen Street
Melbourne
Sidnes
Meibowny
Port Pirie Club Race Day Delivers Double Win for Bestol
In sultry dust, Port Pirie racing club staged 32 starters with £230 in stakes. Bertol, owned by S Hasheed, won a double and topped a day of clean, open competition. President A A Pearce was absent ill, but secretary J Firmin Jenkins kept the event running smoothly, with strong support and satisfactory concessions.
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Port Pirie Club
A. A. Pearce
J. Firmin Jenkins
Sonorary
Bertol
Hasheed
We Mayers
Paleo
Mr. M. Tashent
Compilitoes Messrs
Whey Solkrman
AG Palmer
Y. Freeman
Wt Meldy
A. E. Breit
W. Sampson
Gockburn
G. A. Mines
Sehalenan
A A, Peares
W. Rogers
Jennié
Ty, Freeman
W. Wilums
J Neidy
Builders Stop-Work Meet Over 15s a Day Claim
A Trades Hall stop-work meeting occurred as builders laborers earning under 45 a day pressed their demand for the higher rate. A few men are said to have been taken on at 150 a day. Approximately 300 workers in the building trades are reported to be idle.
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Adelaide
Trades Hall
Easter Holidays and Commercial Arrangements
The aritocrats of the commercial world this Easter are the employes of banks with holidays from tomorrow morning until Tuesday night as the Government declares next Tuesday a special holiday. Public offices and goods sheds will close to day and Monday, while religious services mark Good Friday and Easter rituals. A cricket guard on the goal in the town is noted amid various local arrangements.
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Passenser
Syormorrow
Homan Catholic
Aneta Aarti
Rte
Water supply debate in Port Pirie inquiry
Port Pirie representatives press government for a water supply study. The Government Geologist reports bore tests near Port Pirie yield insufficient quantity or quality for irrigation. The Harbors Board notes continuing risk from ships drawing water, urging continued supply safeguards.
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Neers
Bering
Port Pirie
Uista
Hundred of
Pirie
Illis
Tam
Ulu Gaveenin
Eaghierin-cih
Onacrs
Park Pirie
II Selad
Epporta
Independence of Westphalia Succeeds in German Cabinet Shakeup
Report from Berri cites Kerr Multey as Chancellor and Foreign Minister with ex-Chancellor Bauer as Transport Minister Nerv Rodi as vice chancellor and Interior Minister and Gess as Defence Minister. Berlin details note officers discharged including von Luttow and Morbeck as high military figures displaced amid provocative German actions. Paris says France received an American note on Ruhr occupation with claims of unauthorized Allied action and troop levels estimated between 6 000 and 20 000.
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Menter
London
Newer
Berri
Kerr Multey
Mfnirs
Herr Bauer
Nerv Rodi
Interior
Herr Gess
Wwe
Defence
Paris
Ruhr
Millerand
Muhr
Broken Hill Strike Conference Postponed In Melbourne
Representatives of the Mining Managers Association and the FEO and A met in conference. Mr Emery, president of the former, formed to instruct engine drivers delegates to conference again on the log ved of the mineowners. A new set of circumstances arose necessitating managers to attend a conference on April by inverting the mining company director and the Coal and Shale Employes Federation to discuss the miners strike. The conference, Emery said, was arranged by the Industrial Disputes Committee of the Melbourne Trades Hall council. He asked engine drivers if they would postpone their conference until after the Melbourne conference. The engine drivers agreed to the postponement.
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Broken Hill
Mining Managers’ Association
F.E
Emery
Coal and Shale Employes’ Federation
Mc Emery
Jumpers Flat Race and Farm Handicap Results
Racing at the course featured the Jumpers Flat Race for 30 sovs a mile and a quarter with Pyramidig the pacemaker and Seglum winning ahead of Vandowie and Sylvan Belle. Time 2.46 3-5. The Farm Handicap, worth 5 sovs, saw Tollvech set as hot favorite but Mindaargh and Spyscaye surged, with Mindaargh prevailing and Tollvech delayed at start. payouts totaled 586/15 with winner paying 2/92 and second 1/12.
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Johson
Seghura Erdone
iHarvey
Thos
Cozens Vandow
McDonald
Lanaixes
Syl Bylle
Laneake
Ulker Starlori
Porvmidic
Ireland
Totalisator
Pyramidig
Vandowie
Sylvan Belle
Lum
Legium
Tpoo Harvey
Seglum
Pyiamidis
Wolo
Yendowle
Sylvan
T. H. Formby
C. Lamoake
Mithie
Harvey
Paddy Kuraa
Whitllock
L. E. Howie
Carr
Finlay
Tollvech
Eit Hindmarsh
Spyecops
Jenkins
Mindaargh
Spyscaye
Tally Clerks Pay Award In Wheat Sampling Duties
Adelaide The Deputy President of the Industrial Council Mir Webb issues an award for tally clerks in wheat sampling, setting a weekly rate of £34 6 7. It covers sampling handling weighing and related tasks, with specific shift hours and double-time terms for weekends and holidays. Also outlines holiday list and post twelve months service entitlement to overtime.
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Adelaide
Wess
Ta Industrisk
Casal Aaliyims
Weizhlog
Pont
Sturdy & A.m
Momus
Nearly Married at the Goose Theatre Tonight
Amusements report that Nearly Married screens at Goose Theatre with May Allison delivering pathos and humor, followed by Nature's Gentleman and a final scene involving a valet, employer, and romance, all amid dramatic twists and startling moments.
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Goose
May Allison
Sean
Pirie
Public Eye notices and local transfers discussed at Port Pirie
The Public Eye reports a farewell for Hey E. Miller with Mr H F Lawry presenting on behalf of Bolly the sharen s and the Bunday gehoot at Tennyson. Transfer of Mr WY Fletcher from Gaw Mr George Luna noted. Adelaide Oval retirement of Mr Charles Gheck volt Uz months earlier. Whyalla AXA delegates to annual conference arrive Port Pirie. Port Pirie and Wandearah Coursing Club patron noted as financially weakened.
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Hey E. Miller
H.F. Lawry
Bolly the
Sharens
Tennyson
Port Pirie
WY Fletman
Gawtor
George Luna
bin Surator
Adelaide Oval
Charles Gheckvolt
Uwehee
Mo Tralee
Focomoue
Milu End
Whyalla
AXA
Atesara W. Moores
J. Long
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Simw
Striket LN Hospital
Mowley
O'Brien
Condjon
Trishman
United Service
Haiders
Thurloe
Thomas Dwyer
Mare
Amburger
Sinn Fein
Tac ‘Standard
Admiralty
Admira Jally
Sinn Felners
Hamburg
Ands
Ella Hal
Sues
Nspirsiton
Gazette
Pegzy Myland
Elsie Ferguson
Gyoee Subirday
Mia
Mark Seupett
Prest’s
Phiges
Millinery Department
Childmen's Millinery
Prests
Ellse Street
Ellen
Pole
Bestol
Mockey
Aiandivap Uurdles
S. Fashvod
Wouner
Paddy Kura
Whitlerky
Nie
A. Calms
Thauahead Roy
Baroy
Mher Slarlerar
Dove
Jacques
Paddy Koran
Atioul
Tom Nugent
Fort Trentom-Urgenti
Thakhis
Ode Claims
Miller
Wow
Truran
Yandowie
Bret
Atkles Ced
Truran Iugum
Arkles
Trojan
Morris’ ‘Truram
Eds
J. Lessues
Nangar
Nangar-Cirisum
Chardor
Comply
Tiratioso
Lord Nangar
Tubble
Cuardor
Rubble
Grafioso
Lord Nagar
Rasheed
Quesabrook
Princess Traquair
Bectol
Heer
House of Assembly
Pitegerald
Sasrelites
Westphalia
United Berries
Asiner
Rotterdam
Hutt
Watler
Sulle
Meulers Serbey Brhlin
Mutiliey
Mere Balhenhallevas
von Leveison
Generais
von Luttow
Morbeck
Reuter
Tutoy Mle
Wallace
Wilson
Casing Theatre
Gasino Theatre
Wlaters
San Fetes
Wandearah
WW. Griffis
Great Tou 1
Masterpiyer
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