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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 18, 1922

Page

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Walsh Declared Ineligible After Football Dispute

The Solomontown league upheld a protest against St Mark's regarding Walsh's eligibility. Walsh was ruled unregistered properly under rule 2h, nullifying his participation and confirming St Mark's as the tied side. An appeal was filed with the Football League but was denied.

Pipper’ Walsh St Wwek Footlan Association Solomontown Ulay St. Mark's Aywardert Satuony Browne Wat Walsh Whee Wits Celles Aid Herr Mark's Me Eli Mie Ately Heath Gether Tat Walsh Mark Soult Iscal Ehaituan Solwinentys

Eastern disputes center on Japan and Onita

Reported formal talks place Japan and Onita at the Moscow Soviet conference with aim to reach an equal footing on a new fishery convention. A coordinating role is noted with Chile under Moscow direction, while rumors of Soviet actions in Vladivostok loom as negotiating progress nears.

Turio Japan Anto- Wr Chita Peoenem Moscow Lila Vladivestwek United Service

Rebels seize Greenore and derail Tralee train in Cork conflict

A large force of rebels entered Greenore County Louth and mined the harbor to hinder Free State access. They held up a train from Tralee derailing it at sixty miles per hour and damaged public buildings. Mr de Valera was named commander in chief and massed guerrilla actions spread toward Cork hills. Drugeheda area cleared of rebels as Dundalk expected relief within days. The event featured widespread raids, attacks on farms, and a funeral procession in Dublin with national figures attending.

London Rum Bun Dalk Greenore Louth Daily Mail de Valera Cork Hills Drogheda Dundalk Treuter Jeg Govern Carrie Dubin Prasvatle National Comianders Otter Richard Mutealy Defence Nwibers Ueernment Ieuibers Io Dail

Federal budget taxes to go down Melbourne notes

In the Melbourne budget debate Mr Hughes delays delivering the budget to read correspondence about sugar and delays. The Treasurer outlines last year’s expenditure and next year’s loan proposals, with tax reductions planned to spur production and reduce the national debt. The plan includes cuts in income tax and company rates, plus customs and commodity tax adjustments and a 10 percent tariff bounty on certain manufactured goods.

Melbourne House of Representatives Hughes Wait Watt Hughey Defence Mera Lic Muncy Lasspliy

Biomford Divorce Case Continues Amid Rebuttal Evidence

The Biomford divorce case was continued as the petitioner presented rebuttal evidence. Testimony claimed the respondent did not drink heavily at the stated time, with the hearing adjourned as further statements were produced.

Tie Petiioner Tee

Iron Imports Arrive for Newcastle Steel Works

A cargo of 5000 tons of iron and sheet iron from England is aboard the steamer Benwood, chartered for the voyage to Newcastle. The shipment, loaded at Manchester, is consigned to Rylands Brothers Limited Australia and will land for wire making at the Brokeill Proprietary Company Limited steel works.

Newcastle Sydney Brokeill Proprietary Company Limited England Benwood Manchester Rylands Brothers, Limited Australia

Dry Weather Threatens West Darling Pastoralists

A pastoral leader warned drought will worsen in the West Darling and reaches Yunta South Australia unless rain arrives soon. Tanks are dry or low, sheep water is distant, feed is scarce and many sheep are thinning. Rabbits increase but may die as drought persists.

West Darling Yunta South Australia

Labor Problems Across Nation Halted Coal Strike Sparks

Reports from Washington indicate bituminous coal miners are resuming work nationwide with Pennsylvania and other anthracite fields likely to follow within ten days. The Associated Press notes a Union victory as miners’ demands were met. one operator says miners won hands down.

Washington United States Pennsylvania Associated Press Reuter

Valueless Cheques Case Swings to Mildura Court

Edward George Flood, 30, appeared in the Mildura court charged with false pretences. He allegedly obtained goods worth 47 pounds from Horace Hammond ton Jewellery on July 29 by deceit. Flood confessed to the offence and was remanded for further proceedings.

Connerion Edward George Flood Walice Court Mildura Horace Hammerton Flood Peterboeh Pau Caville Douglas Caville

Dempsey Brennan Fight Slated Labor Day in Indiana City

The Dempsey Brennan prize fight was scheduled for Labor Day at Michigan City but was prohibited by Indiana Governor Mc Gray as state law forbids prize fights though boxing exhibitions are allowed.

Washington Dempsey-Brennan Michigan City McGray Indiana Reuter

Australians Arrive as Spain Lingers in Davis Cup Doubt

The Philadelphia Ledger reports Australia arrives for the Davis Cup with O Hara Wood and Patterson set to play all five matches while Wertheim sits out. Patterson shows improved fitness despite earlier limping and Wood battles a shoulder issue. Spain shifts singles to Manuel Alonzo and Manuel de Gomar as captain Jose Alonzo steps back.

Philadelphia O'Hara Wood Patterson Wertheim Sheld Sakle Boston Germantown Anderson Paterson Jose Alonzo Spain Manuel Count Manuel] de Gomar Losdos Manuels Tilden Johnston Reuter

Sarazep Advances In National Golf Championship

In Pittsburg on Wednesday Sarazep defeated Hutchinson in the fourth round three up and one to play after a bitter struggle. After 18 holes Hutchinson led one up at the morning finish. Reuters report.

Pittsburg Sarazep Hutchinson Reuter

Germany’s rising debt and an Anhalt station accident

Between August 1 and 10 Germany’s floating debt rose by four and a half milliard marks to a total of 312,000,000. In Anhalt station a scaffolding collapse killed five men and seriously injured six while repairs were underway on the roof. A rain storm disrupted passengers. In London, Bungoljuiny Mefyated Watson faced resignation in the International Chess Tournament.

London Germany Berl Anhalt Bungoljuiny Watson Dluh United Service

Smelters Fund Negotiations With Pule Hospital

The Pule Hospital Committee rejected an offer of 25 a week for each Smelters Sick and Accident Fund member treated at the hospital. A letter questioned whether the board had reached a decision on the alternative yearly payment plan. The committee resolved not to accept 25 a week per fund member during treatment.

Pule Hospital Committee Smelters

Great Western Lode Mining Progress Near Barrier Mine

The Great Western lode shows a 60,000 pound share company formed by Southern Gross Mining Co with one penny paid on each share. Drew’s claim reports 7.2 percent lead and 41,592 silver in an ironstone outcrop. Barrier Wing at 40 feet contains carbonates with 40 percent lead. A railway siding to the Barrier mine is under construction, with work begun last Sunday.

Drew's Great Western Lode Siiverton Uthern Gross Mining Co., No. Y Alfred Stroude Great Western Broken Hill Barrier Mine

Naval Orders Call for Turret Removal on Japanese Warships

Tokio reports the Naval Department issued orders to remove turrets from the Aki Satsuma Katori Kashima Karama Iko at various stations. After stripping those ships they and others await further orders under the naval treaty. Britain will proceed with scrapping regardless of France or Italy delays.

Tokio Naval Department Aki Satsuma Katori Kashima Karama Iko Foreign Office Japan America Great Britain United Service

French Cabinet Endorses Poincare Stance at London Conference

The French Cabinet met and unanimously backed Poincare at the London Conference and stood with him in its aftermath. A Paris message says the Cabinet, not reconvening the Senate after the talks, cited the conference’s breakdown as the reason.

London M. Poincare Paris

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