18 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1923
Page
1
Berlin Latin fragmentary account reports Communist strikes triggering police clashes across the capital and several provinces. Casualties noted in multiple districts as authorities restore order with troops amid looting and work stoppages in Hamburg.
A garbled report outlines military operations and civilian distress in a contested region. It references fleeing communists, secretive units, armored vehicles, and punitive actions against prisoners, with mentions of raids, house arrests, revolvers, and the broader push toward resistance and sabotage during a tense period.
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Fragmentary OCR yields unclear blocks about coal from Durban Abel Side. Mentions names like Trevon and Team England and scattered phrases, with no coherent event or outcome.
Melbourne Friday scene as the House of Representatives suspends Mr McGrath amid disorder from key members. The adjournment was carried after a sustained exchange on the anti strikes and railway workers issue, with the Speaker overruled on points of order and several members restrained.
A devastating early morning fire gutted the South Australian Milling and Trading Company flour mill in Baker Street Port Adelaide. Authorities reported a loss near ten thousand pounds with extensive damage to the complex, likely sparked by a short circuit and challenging efforts to prevent spread to surrounding warehouses.
Harbors Board of Metals led by Chief Secretary Sir John Rice inspected Pirie harbour then travelled to Port Germein and Baroota Reservoir. The visit followed repairs to the Germein Jetty and involved the Mayor, Mr Hill, and others. A subsequent meeting discussed Barbers board claims amid a dramatic incident at Neptune Company premises with fire and damage estimated around ten thousand pounds.
Sir John Rice received broad praise from Pirie Liberal members and colleagues for the knighthood conferred upon him. MP Warren and other speakers lauded his honesty, service, and long political career, noting his influence in Parliament and his commitment to Liberal causes in South Australia. They touched on harbor and gantries issues and expected fair compensation and continued support for his work.
London reports the Isle of Man steamer Douglas collided with the Artemisia from Sourabaya near Liverpool. The Douglas broke in two and sank in ten minutes but all 75 aboard were saved, with only one injury. Captain of the Artemisia kept engines running and ensured orderly evacuation.
New York will host a heavyweight clash as Mike McTigue faces Gene Tunney with Tunney titled America’s lightweight champion. The bout is scheduled for September in New York, promising a major showdown for fans and bettors alike.
Paris papers show a calmer reaction to the British note with appreciation for Britain’s desire to reach an agreement. They emphasize preserving the Entente Cordiale and note that the small difference between Liesam asked by Britain and the Spaperceintage settlement may aid understanding.
In New York on a day of fine tennis weather the Australia team opened against France with Anderson defeating Lacoste 7 5 6 8 64, and Hawkes beating Brugnan 2 2 15. The contest marked the start of the 1923 Davis Cup challenge as Australia faced France for the right to challenge Britain for the cup.
A review of the night’s program highlights Dark Secrets starring Horathy Lallun with two magnuleens and Andouin Horses Mack Passion, plus The Mystery Rama Faerly Fave at $8 featuring four baffling murders. Also titled The Christian and a monastic tale with Sir Waery Lajider at Town Hall tonight under Messrs N Tait.
Paris reports a forecasted French reply to be submitted soon. It outlines Germany’s inability to negotiate as an equal, asserts occupation legality, and proposes German state burden sharing with Allied credits. France may repay debts after reconstruction while Britain seeks help to cover American debt.
Excelsior and wilt prepare a short program on the Federal Wharf tomorrow afternoon. A cornet duet Ida and Dot by Most Helles sind fondon will feature. Mr Ry Condon recently joined the Excelsiors and new pieces will be added. The visiting party will depart this evening.
The Times Paris correspondent reports movement in elite circles to define reasons for occupation of the Ruhr to ease British fears France may annex. Debate centers on passive resistance and a potential international guarantee, while Cuno’s resignation shifts Britain’s interpretation and trade considerations loom large.
Hawkes defeated Brugnon in a grueling three set match 3 with the Australian taking control in the final stages. The Frenchman showed moments of top form but Hawkes steadied with strong returns and service tactics to seal the victory 19 games to 0 and 67 points in the final tally.
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