10 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
1
Turko-Greek fighting reported with Greek morale sinking while Kemalists press advances. Casualty details are unclear amid reports from Smyrna and Asia Minor. Deserters are said to be surrendering, altering balance in the theater.
Reuters reports Greek warships bombarded Prenzund Samson and Olive ports amid Turkish attacks on Turkish fishermen near the Aegean coast. The immediate effects of the bombardment are not yet known.
Newspaper report details the Diggers loan drive in Adelaide with Premier tension over the campaign launch and potential embarrassment. Mr Denny defends the Premier while parliamentary expectations and ministerial statements reveal political strains around the public fund effort.
The Allies' Supreme Council discussed the Silesian issue with delegates showing mixed mood after adjournment. Though some progress was noted, the path to a lasting solution remained uncertain amid static negotiations and hopeful sentiment.
Reports from Warsaw and London describe a massive famine risk, cholera outbreaks, and refugee movements. Poland denies mass Russian concentration camps while officials inoculate and treat displaced populations. health authorities warn port officers to watch for cholera among crews and travelers.
In Adelaide today Mr Rollinson pressed the House on an inquiry into the civil service condition, and whether two appointed gentlemen might be assisted by bringing in a business expert. The Premier said the matter would be carefully considered and that the two appointees would proceed with their work.
The Sydney council convened to address the industrial crisis and unemployment. A deputation of fifty men urged funds and a government backed comprehensive development works policy to relieve distress and stimulate work.
Three clergymen waited upon the Minister of Labor to stress rising unemployment in New South Wales. They urged government relief, while the Minister cited about £4,200,000 spent last year on the unemployed and mentioned possible public works schemes. Melbourne reports the Federal Cabinet will cut staff at the Lithgow Small Arms Factory, risking job losses with up to 100 workers affected.
The House debated methods to relieve unemployment with discussions on sending workers from industrial centers to work on rail and road projects. Premier stated plans would be considered, noting essential public works and inquiries into industries, with unresolved details about which sectors could absorb labor.
In Adelaide Tuesday Mr Richards spoke on the Wallaroo mining crisis, noting a lack of prior disclosure to the public. He said operations had ceased December 24, and the Wallaroo and Moonta Mining and Smelting Company failed to offer a conference. Workers faced idle periods before a May 1 Reding conference, with a strong desire among men for a satisfactory settlement.
Reported in Adelaide and Sydney, a combined Houses meeting elected a senator amid Liberal and Labor tensions. Observers questioned Senate representation and the Liberal Party's stance, with debate over whether Labor deserved a seat and how party machinery could affect electoral outcomes.
The Ladies Rowing Club secretary reports a turbulent year with resignations and losses, yet highlights strong activity and enthusiasm. Members celebrate wins at Murray Bridge and Mannum Kosuttas, securing the Advocate Cup and Malden Race, while seeking funds for new boats and facilities.
Reuters report from London notes the Independent member for Loulhy collapsed in the reading room of the House of Commons during a tense negotiation period. The incident halted the session as officials sought details and the era’s political standoff continued with limited immediate response.
Longshore unions resume talks after company proposes arbitration and local doctor exams. Reports say the combined executives fear loss of solidarity, with workers warned against accepting medical scrutiny while protests spread. Broken Hill and Pirie clashes deepen as talks collapse, and government aid looms amid mounting starvation fears for striking workers.
Broken Hill reports around 400 workers in shops with many at half time and a large drop in hotel and restaurant employment. Today about 100 are employed in hotels and restaurants, nearly half half time. End of 1920 saw over 240 in hospitality, higher prior year.
Monnay prices of metals wabled to the Me als Eschange yesterday. The figures in parentheses show the immediately prasedine equatations. Spot price for lead and silver indicated with foreign exchange rates. Standarg 3/2 1-8 and other entries noted, with various fractional prices.
The Times reports Dublin rumor that the British government may accept Sinn Fein terms during the August convention, with several Sinn Féin delegates already arriving and a pledge to attend the meeting while discussions slow and inquiries remain unanswered.
Sinn Fein cabinet member delivers two messages to Lloyd George noting no reply from the British premier about attending a Washington Disarmament Conference in November. Belfast shooting aftermath sees Sinn Fein distance and apologies from authorities amid ongoing tension.
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