Mining leaders arrive for Port Pirie civic reception
A major mining delegation from across Australia arrives in Port Pirie to attend the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy meeting in Broken Hill. The 48 visitors, including top executives and academics, will tour the smelters, hear lectures, and dine at the Barrier Hotel before departing for Adelaide.
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Port Pirie
Australia
Broken Hill
Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Commonwealth
Waltwright
Broken Till South
Metivite
D. GL
Stirling
Institute
C.G. Reynolds
Royal Mint
Melbourne
F. L. Stilwell
Geological Department of
Nislbourne Diiversity
W. P. Stones
Department, of Mines
Sydney
Bro. P.& Thompson
Inciiate
W. Garkell
Adellaide University
Laughton
Adelaide Schoo of Mines
P.W- Rel
Adelaide
School of Mines
T. Zanker
Assay
Mount Iasi
Penny
L. Mayger
Broken
Eeetloeheriebtott Lye
Ferthlsgers
Wainwright
Beaken
Broken HI
Kalgourlie
Rendiga
Port Piria
Aust Waldsian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Ares
C. A. Wootward
Broken Hill Associated Smelters
D. Yates
GK Williams
BR. Jones
G. Hughes
J. Walsh
T. A. Sibdin
G. Dey
Messry
J. L. Sampson
J. Ft
Allsop
F. A. Green
J. Hopkins
R J. Hopkinsy
T. Am. Jones
I. Mcbomald
Smith
My. Gatonpole
KW. Stacey
Amputated Leg Damages Case In Melbourne Court
Florence Gowen aged 29 a St Kilda typist sued motorist John Bennett for 43200 damages after being struck and losing a leg in Melbourne. Prothonotary heard the case with claims of negligence and the plaintiff alleging injury on a footpath.
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Melbourne
John Bennett
St. Kilda
Florence Gohen
Supreme Court
Reward Offered After Diamond Merchant Robbery
Police report a diamond merchant was robbed of gems valued at 28 000 with five bandits fleeing in a car and motorcycle. Henry Lewis identified the thieves, stating a motorcycle blocked the road and Mrs Lewis held a large sum of money. Insurance covered the stock under policy.
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Melbourne
Ceeswick
Bal Taret
Henry Lewis
Foley
Faciork
Smelter Workers Protest Wage Cut Plan at Pirie Meeting
About 500 unionists gathered at Workers Association Hall to oppose Broken Hill Associated Smelters Pro Limited proposed wage cut of two shillings per day. They urged Traders' Association to back workers and warned reductions would hurt Pirie economy as prices edge up. The mass meeting called for moral support and legal review to prevent wage hardship and job loss.
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Phat
Associated Smelters Proprietory, Limited
Bhat
Bhat Weio
Smoller
Pirie
Pirle
A. W. Lacey
Not Guilty Verdict in Miami Case Lands Lancaster Acquitted
In Miami on Thursday a jury returned a not guilty verdict in the case against Capt. Lancaster, an aviator, who was charged with murdering Haden Clarke. He was immediately acquitted.
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Miami
Lancaster
Haden Clarke
Cost of election costs reduced in Victoria
The Melbourne government cut election costs principally through measures to return offers and poll alerts. The 1921 general election cost about £44,077, down £3,603 from £47,678 in the 1920 election, a savings of roughly 20 percent.
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Melbourng
Tega
alerEs
Victoriam
Victorian Council Approves £100000 Relief Grant
Following a favorable impression on Employment Council members after inspecting unemployed relief camps in forests and timber areas, Melbourne’s Victorian Council approves a grant of £100000 to extend relief work. It will employ about 2500 men for four months, in addition to 4000 already employed, with work starting in about a fortnight.
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Melbourne
Employment Council
Y M C A Drive Aims to Strengthen Town Effort at Pirie
In Pirie a town wide drive by the Young Men's Christian Association seeks broader support and a dedicated manager. Local women prepare to canvass, while events include badminton and handball displays, a gymnastic show, and a basketball match. The Excelsior Band and theater rally at Alhambra Theatre are planned to boost fundraising and community participation.
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Pirle Young Men's Christian Association
Australia
Carey
Wien
Osset
Port Mikey
Yewlertay News
Tram A. Ing
Pirie
Piro
Ripsoniee Sinfap
Tims
HAQ- Matt
Pirie Theatres S
Alhambra
Accused Man Ill Ordered to Hospital
In Adelaide Police Court Leonard Conlon aged 26 faced a robbery under arms charge with Carslake. After part of the evidence, Conlon was ordered to hospital and the case adjourned to August 29. They allegedly assaulted George Freer and Mary Donaldson of General Provision Stores Gouger Street on August 6 with a pistol.
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Adelaide
Leonard Conlon
Carslake
Conlon
George Freer
Mary Donaldson
Gouger Street
L. Bond
Record Hop RSA Motion Defeated In Sydney
Fragmented report from CAMOOWEAL mentions a motion defeated at a RSA event. References to The returned shiflers conference and a women member Mrs. Horney appear, with unclear lines about eligibility and memberships for a Sailors and Soldiers' League. The text is garbled and many details are uncertain.
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Sydney
Shiflers
Amin
Toa Wileh
Horney
Australia
Official statement on budget soldiers' pensions delayed
Canberra reports that the Federal President of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' League says an interview with Mr Lyons on budget proposals affecting returned soldiers occurred. Capt Dyett allegedly made strong representations about pension reductions, but Lyons declined to comment pending Cabinet decision.
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Canberra
Mucaday Wpt
Dyelt
Returned Sailors and Soldiers' League
Sila
Lyons
Capt. Dyett
Capinet
Wheat Storage Bill sparks lively exchanges in assembly
In Adelaide, the House of Assembly saw heated debate over the Wheat Storage Bill introduced by Opposition Leader Al-Bailer. Premier and lawmakers clashed after yesterday’s division, with calls to proceed swiftly and accusations of restricting debate.
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Adelaide
MBERE
House of Assembly
al -Bailer
Donations and Donor List Amid Missing Amounts
Fragmented OCR text shows a donations list with multiple £ amounts and names including Broken Hill Associated Smelters, Moody, W. Bookesbure, Capt. Hurrell, Présts Limited, CG. George, A.W. Lacey, and others. Several entries and sums are garbled or omitted, leaving incomplete totals and attribution. One line notes that donations are promised but amounts are not confirmed, indicating half the entries missing or uncertain.
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Broken Hill Associated Smelters
TC. Hsiehes
J. Honing
Moody
W. Bookesbure
Capt. Hurrell
Présts Limited
Bruce Bein
CG. George
B. Bosomworth
IR Knox
A.W. Lacey Hom
W. Alaesie
Bowilen
Election Pact Not Rushed Sees Warily Support From Premier Allies
Premier's supporters accept a cautious election pact with Liberal and Country League figures. Subcommittees and concessions on preferences and immunities are debated. The conference will review the agreement as Labor aims to influence the Legislative Council franchise and possible Upper House changes. The mood is mixed, with some members unsatisfied by certain clauses and awaiting further discussion.
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Liberal and Country League
Rafer
Legislative Council
Labor Party
World War Economic Crisis Warned at Sydney Congress
At a Science TL congress in Sydney Prof Laby warned that the postwar economic war risks nullifying scientific progress and plunging nations back to primitive conditions. He cited war debts reparations and unemployment as key factors, urging Australia not to subdivide but address the nation as a whole.
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Sydney
Laby
Laby Eypressen
Australia
New South Wales
Criticism in Canberra Over Dr Earle Page’s Tariff Stand
In Canberra on Thursday Me Lyona prime minister criticized the Country Party for urging the government to pledge to tariff policy. She described the demand as ridiculous and said the party’s statements show hostility to government proposals.
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Canberra
Lyona
Earle Page
Country Party
I K
Lyana
Berle Page
Otr Lyons
New Millinery and Frocks Showroom Preview Today
Ladies Bunch Bags advertise an advance showing of new goods in the showroom. Kayser hose full fashioned silk hose No 505X available in a full range of shades for today’s display and sale.
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Ae “Kayser
Serenader Radio Demonstration Sets Display Latest Equipment
Serenader Radio advertises demonstration of the new Serenader Sets with the latest equipment. Attendees are invited to call Ree Phone for an appointment to see and hear the radios in action.
Dress Goods Sale Ends With Drastic Reductions
Final days of sale prices on dress goods. Showroom special features ladies coats at reduced prices and fleecy-fined bloomers in stock. Bloomers offered in one size fits all and extra large at sale price 2 shillings 9 pence per pair.
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O.S
Our Crockery Department Reorganized Visit Us First
The Crockery and Glasware section has been reorganized with a new layout. Explore early cooking requisites and related items in the updated department and plan a visit to see the changes.
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