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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 19, 1926

Page

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England Wins The Ashes Final Test Struggle

England defeats Australia in a hard final test. W Rhodes and H Strudwick among top scorers with notable bowling by Gregory 2 for 58 and Marley 3 for 128. Grimmett claimed 3 for 108 as Geary and Mailey contributed in Australia’s attack.

B. W. Rhodes Lb.w B. Grimmett G. Geary C. Tate B. Gregory EH. Lazwoon Mailey G. Stevens C. Mailey H. Strudwick B.iting G Macartney Geary B. Larwood Gregory Sutcliffe Ate Richardson Hh Rhodes Oldfield Stevens

Sutcliffe's Century Tops Australian Bowling Show

London report notes Sutcliffe's patient innings and a 423 partnership as Australia chase 400 to win. Grimmett and Gregory bowled well despite attacking England to the end. Tate's late hitting boosted the total. rain interrupted play after Strudwick joined rate with England on 432 for nine.

M. A. Noble London Grimmett Mehardson Chapman Gregory Sutcliffe Hobbe England Tate Bailey Australia Rhodes Mapy Larwood Bility Is Atumps Marley Strudwick

Tate Makes Merry at London Wednesday Play

A huge diverse crowd fills Line wound in London with many spectators leaning from windows and balconies paid high sums. Engraml must prove himself though Eng tam supporters linger on Monday's fight. Light drizzle cleared before the play. English tailenders choose caution over brisk hitting as Wat Rhodes and Geary play safely.

London Engraml Oguease Walla Engtam Ponrime Im Rhodes Geary

Return of Bleriot from Paris flight tests

The report notes rumors about Woodfull and Jeg’s form amid mid day crowds. Bleriot’s interview and Mall observations discuss a proposed 1909 trans ocean craft with four engines, 30 passengers, and a wingspan over 6 feet deep, costing £10,000 and capable of 125 miles per hour, signaling future aviation progress.

Woodful Jeg Daily Mail Paris Gregory Pavilion End

Brisbane Tramway Strike Sparks City Turmoil

Unclear OCR text describes a Brisbane tramway strike affecting Malley and Gregory with chaotic events at the pavilion. Mentions of the city council, Board of Trade, and a demand linked to the tramwaymen's award. Context suggests labor dispute impacting transit and municipal actions today.

Amg Ae Malley Gregory Board OF Fet Sas Risbane Hue

The New Commission Holds Concluding Migration Meeting

The Migration and Development Commission finished a session with state representatives in Melbourne. Chairman H. W. Gepp said frequent discussions are hoped to ensure full cooperation under the migration agreement. Meetings outlined rural housing, land retirement, finance, and migrant absorption, with plans to study development schemes from Victoria, Western Australia, and South Australia. Greensland and Tasmania were expected to submit schemes soon.

Melbourne Wednasay Migration and Development Commission H. W. Gepp Victoria Western Austra South Australia Greensand Tas Nania

Cobham Plans Melbourne Departure for Australian Flight

Mr Alan Cobham intends to leave Melbourne on Sunday if his air machine is repaired. Lime, the first leg, aims to reach Adelaide by two o clock. He will depart from Croydon on Tuesday and seeks to reach Darwin next.

Melbourne Alan Cobham Lime Adelaide Tor Oodandatta Darwin

Prize horse falls into Adelaide sewer and dies

In Adelaide on Wednesday a prize horse valued at £100 shied at a tramcar and fell into a sewer shaft near South Terrace and Hutt Street. After two hours of digging, the horse named W. H. Ponsford died one hour and forty minutes later. Mrs K. M. Emerson of Fisher Street Fullarton owned the horse, which had shown at Rhodes shows in Adelaide and Melbourne.

Adelaide Terrace Hutt Street K. M. Emerson Fisher Street Fullarton M. Woodfull Geary Larwood Bardsley Woolley Rhodes W. Hi. Ponsferd the Lancer Melbourne L. Collins C Woolley J- Andrews C. Tate B. Larom

Still Persistent Power Reiterates Sincerity Over Earl Kitchener Remains

The Recorder reports the search for Earl Kitchener's remains. An empty coffin was found yesterday, prompting Power to insist the shell is not the original. He claims the real casket was a ten year old shell recently bought at auction and marked to reveal any substitution. He plans to go to Scotland Yard to demand access to inspect the shell.

Recorder London Earl Kitchener Norway Prank Power Maine Scotland Yard

Adelaide Seat Contenders Stir Labor Stronghold

A sprawling Adelaide seat story stirs speculation as Labor faces a crowded field. Prominent figures J Gunn and J Power weigh in while candidates like M J Murphy and T P Howard enter a district selection process.

Adelaide Labor M. J. Murphy A.W.U T. P. Howard United Trades and Labor Council A. Angel Garters Att Drivers’ Union HM. L.dulduck Hotel Club and Restaurant Employes’ Union F. W. Lundle

Mansfield Tragedy Reflects On Absentmindedness Of People

A Mansfield report describes a tragedy linked to careless behavior as authorities recount the incident in a garden setting. Wood witnesses provide testimony about a gardener named Kwong and a man named Woods while noting patterns of distraction and risk in daily life.

Melbourne Kwong Woods

New South Australia Premier Chosen In Labor Party Meeting

At a morning labor party meeting Hon L L Hill was unanimously chosen as Premier of South Australia succeeding John Gunn. The cabinet includes J Melv ary as speaker and Mrs W Birrell as Speaker of the House. Minor ministers and committee roles were named, with Garden Island naval base discussion following. The decision sets the timing for Gunn’s resignation likely next week and notes Mrs Lionel Mill as Premier’s wife.

Labor Party L. L. Hill South Australia John Gunn Gunn J. Melvary Sucamegan W. Birrell Tollowas Ir B D. Ll—Remier Trensurer Education J. J. Julley W. J.benny Mousing J. Meines Public Works Industry Railways Flw. Birrell Mr Metmes AL J. Blackwell Ftailways Ny My Birrell FW. Birrell Juchards Chairoran MF O'Halloran Ghairman Ie Nailways J. Carr M.L.C A. J Blackwell Huiwaye Suifiding Sydney TiWigh “Gaunt House of Assembly Garden Island Goon Sydney Harbor Adrian Knox Duffy Rich Starke New South Wales Melanes Isaacs Higgins Island Neves Rossession Hill F. F. Ward South Australian Australian Labor Party Gung Dong Australia Ito Mill Adelaide Hospital Moulden Lelger Wl Wavy Twe Kivie Lionel

Remarkable case delays murder charge verdicts in NSW

Sydney hearing reveals Agnes Davies 26 accused of murdering Parker in Rozelle. Inquest records death by own action verdict, later set aside by Justice James as Davies had been arrested. Davies admitted poisoning with strychnine mixed in medicine after alleging Parker treated her badly. Inquest adjourned to next Wednesday.

Sydney New South Wales Cuy William Pagner Agnes Davies Gort Parker Miss Davies Justice James Supreme Court Rozelle Mazel "Thompson Miss James Mise Davies Wese Buel Catter Sersvant Hollis Mins Davies

Clare McAlpine Aged Dead In Sydney Room Incident

Sydney report notes the death of Clare McAlpine aged as details appear in a brief next to a local room incident. Police and investigators examine circumstances while relatives seek clarity on the casualty.

Sydney Clare McAlpine

Goldfields Tragedy Trial Highlights Kalgoorlie Case

In Wednesday proceedings at the Supreme Court Coulter Treffene face murder charges in the Walsh case. Clarke on the stand describes tensions and disputed details including trousers, gold parcels, and losses in a complex Kalgoorlie goldfield plot.

PATH Supreme Court Coulter Treffenr Wvs Walsh Kalgoorlie Evan Clarke Treffene Arthur Haynes Kalgoorlin Justice Draper

Victim's Widow Seeks Refuge After Husband's Death

Mrs A H Pitman widow of a seeship detective travels with three children from Perth to seek refuge with her mother as the tragedy unfolds. She endures worry and distress during the journey amid efforts of train officials and passengers to comfort her. Her eldest son Francis works as a civil servant. Mrs Pitman’s mother, Mrs M Fitzgerald, dies on the day of the burial.

Adelaide A. H. Pitman Bullarat Mra Peri Francis Pitman Mra M. Fitzgerald

Six Day Struggle After Tram Crash In The Far East

Special to The Necorder reports R G Ingram an apprentice aboard the Keamer Treyethoe wandered into the Bangkok area and fell beneath a tram then six days later was found near a Ras pole. Twelve people, mostly men, were rescued earlier with others returning but no serious injuries. The tram left rails at high speed and crashed with force. the driver escaped death.

Singapore R. G. Ingram Sydney Borneo Airam Feod Ras Dyak Andene Jurey Enlla Pelo Evila Mira London Gogresa

Arriaj War Report Claims Japan Testing Air Power

The Tokyo dispatch notes alleged Allied and Japanese plans and tests of warfare methods against Hiroshima. It covers claims of publicity campaigns, debates between Air Force and Navy over strategy, and reports of battleships and destroyers exchanging fire at night. Also cited are incendiary bomber rumors and Russia emerging as a third aviation power.

Air Force Navy Japan Battleshiy Maganos Vladivostock Russia

Empire aviation display at Farnborough impresses officials

The Australians witnessed a private Farnborough exhibition of two seater Clerva helicopters and the latest slotted wing aeroplane. An overseas Premier visit in Britain will feature the display plus aerodrome tours as leaders seek to assess new craft for Empire air operations. Bruce and other delegates are planned to visit the empire airship trials due January 1925 amid hull tests and mooring mast arrangements for Australia and India.

London Farnborough Clerva Mos Beritain Brita Itaelf Empire Air Bruce Australia India

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