21 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
1
Incomplete lines describe hospital gates, care, and patient counts. The text mentions a hospital ward, a nurse or poet figure, and a control measure with a numeric code linked to patient numbers. Details are garbled but imply care restrictions and occupancy.
A garbled report from London dated November 14 cites editorials on taxation and trade in England. It mentions press confusion over duties and a claim of 94,000,000 in payments, with reference to Britain and its domains.
In a heated House session, Mr Mistoy and Mr Edwards questioned the advisability of stamping a certain factory area near Pobermorsugh for cayining vibbais. The Premier denied claims tying run police or prices to settled areas, noting rabbit populations numbered in the 40s.
A garbled report from Adelaide cites Mr Woojwatus, commissioner of hole works, noting government plans to reduce freight. The piece mentions a rally and labor concerns, with references to statements urging action and possible policy shifts. The text is fragmentary but signals economic strain and political mobilization.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a cable related note with unclear subject and person names unreadable. The readable fragment hints at a brief item about a cable service matter or notice but lacks concrete details for full summary.
London dispatch notes Austro Hungarian tensions and reports of cross border actions. Anstrist 18 correspondence claims attacks on two crossing points and garrison pressures as forces engage near the western border. The text mentions Magyar and Romanian border concerns and a dispute over peace terms.
In Budapest a report outlines Danube clearance actions and a new shipping initiative on the Danube from Ratishun to the Black Sea. Riveting tensions and a push to ease cross border relations are noted as authorities consider steamboat service between Vankijest and Piessbiing with hundred ton cargo movements.
Paris report states tentens strikes blamed on German agitators affecting Le sian Industries. The Supreme council discussed technology and warfare as the subject of alzikas in silvnin TL with 70 percent attributed to unrest.
Reuter reports from Vienna Paris and London on intensified coal and metal strikes amid disruptions to train services in Austria and Germany. Workers demand abolition of certain wartime controls and tighter labor protections as authorities weigh military and civil responses.
Fragmented minutes describe a weekly schedule at Industrial Lith with references to witnesses, hearings, and surveys. The document notes a first reading and mentions wearhall and agricultural servants, all tied to a local wartime inquiry context.
An August Berlin dispatch reports West Kovacny, Hungarian premier, announcing peace conference terms and the aim to maintain order in Western Hungary. He says Germanspeaking Western Hungary will be treated under German-Austrian authority, with a focus on avoiding upheaval and securing stability amid emancipation debates.
The Melbourne segment waits for Sydney's decision on accepting the government plan to resume work. If approved, the Premier will proceed. The Inspector-General of Prisons visited Walsh and reports Walsh is in good health.
August 41 dispatch reports United States readiness to reimburse the rescuer who brought back two American aviators captured in Mexico. Bevis and Peterson were held for ransom by bandits after forced landings and wandering. A border patrol pursued the bandits as Secretary of War Baker noted the aim was punitive, not a war act. Captain Matlock crossed alone to arrange release terms.
A battle off the coast of Finland is described with heavy Russian losses including the battlecruiser Petropavlovsk and the cruiser Rostov. British forces are said to have engaged, with Russian transports and ships damaged or sunk amid ongoing hostilities. Reports also note Estonian independence negotiations and British naval concentration against Kronstadt.
Fragmentary dispatch from Berlin dated August 11 reports alleged smuggling activities and unnamed operatives linked to a wider network. The muddled text references people and places with unclear roles, rendering specifics uncertain.
London reports the Empire Trade Wand of Corthal appoints officials amid a British Tominiod delegation. The government fasts and outlines service roles as part of a broader trade mission, with representatives to oversee superial trade bows and allied interests.
South Australian Harbors Board officials visit Pork Pine week with engineer surveyor J Hetchen overseeing yearly inspection of stow launch Bales, tug Yuli, and three lighters. Venking assists maintenance on Fairy. J Jenkins leads maintenance across South Australian coast from Fynley Bay to Port MacDonnell. O Connell to arrive in Port Pirie. Weir aided wharf levels. outlet drain inspection at Alexander Street river.
Siyl residents invited a special public survey on a new playground at Solomontown. The meeting chaired by Mr Wine Shani elected a committee to oversee construction and funding with Mr White as chair and Mr WEsdanian as secretary. An estimate of costs and completion time will be submitted. a public fund opening ceremony is planned. LILA Lee stars in The Secret Garden high on page.
Ottawa reports Sir Arthur Currie, newly appointed Inspector-General of the Canadian Military forces, told Canadian Club members that the War Council last August decided Allies would fight to free Paris only if an Allied effort to advance toward Haifa failed. He cited the Amiens breakthrough and west front gains as pivotal, with a spring aim to secure positions and press a decisive war end.
In Melbourne the House of Representatives announced a by election date for an unspecified seat, with August 23 proposed for polling and September to follow. The session adjourned after discussion of immigration and industry topics, as roads and transit were noted.
London hears a plan to link Paris and London by air with mail ships and a rail link. The organizer hopes for a permits and expects passengers to pay 20 guineas for a voyage with train or ship segments.
Washington experts warn that a looming treaty could trigger war as conflicting powers maneuver amid stalled negotiations. The document hints at a central mechanism likely to inflame tensions, with analysts citing strategic hinterlands and sea routes as flashpoints.
Constable Lessie Op Sunday witnessed a man in the back yard of the Globe Hotel. A bulky presence and bottles of beer found on his person led to the charge of unlawfully being on the licensed premises. Robert Minood identified as the offender. beer confiscated and costs set at £207.
In a Maltese cafe a defendant faced charges for using indecent language near a restaurant on Musumer street. Evidence from a constable and witnesses described remarks about women at nearby tables. the defendant claimed words were altered. The judge reserved judgment with a fine of eight shillings and costs.
London dispatch reports from Hut lau that the Marquis has confirmed duties at Buort in Livevelt province. The mansion stands amid wooded grounds in Welland noted as the ex Kulser’s planned residence, with expectations of spending the remainder of life there.
In the public eye a series of brief, partly unreadable notes mentions Port Pirie fire station duties in Adelaide and train departures to Melbourne. It cites J Purves leaving Port Pirie by train, receiving a pipes gift from electrical department colleagues, and Bond, daughter of Sergeant unit Mrs Boul, traveling by train. Nanford, an engineer at the water supply department, went to Hommocky on the Yalla to inquire into water conservation, while Mr J insineer for maintenance was at the Barrier Hotel.
In the House of Assembly yesterday the Premier gave notice that today he would move for leave to introduce a bill to amend the constitution and to allow appointment of an additional Minister of the Crown.
Washington reports Brookes and Patterson have won the American doubles championship with a triumphant victory on August 19. The pair claimed the title in a decisive match, showcasing strong teamwork and skill to secure the championship honors.
London reports the Dardanelles Commission will be repaired upon evacuation of the Gallipoli peninsula. The commission declared the evacuation unimpaired and expressed surprise at the government delays affecting the operation.
Reports describe multiple noises and disturbances heard near Whitin Street yesterday. Police investigated as residents evacuated doors and windows while officers considered alleged threats and warnings to move people to safety.
President Witkun submits the Peace Treaty to the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate. The report states Manusk accepts the treaty, but there is strong opposition to its provisions and a possible rejection is anticipated.
In Paris on August 14, Irish American emissaries visited newspaper offices urging editors to “play up the Irish troubles.” Reports say editors responded with varied actions as the visitors sought prominent coverage amid heightened tensions.
An August 18 event in New York saw workers at a factory stage a walkout causing suspension of operations. The strike disrupted daily routines as employees protested conditions and demands, with authorities monitoring the scene and company management seeking a resolution.
Private W. B. Sil and Private D R W Sil arrive with the 32nd Battalion. Families and kin of Clifford of Pine West expect return from Donita voyage. Transport duties noted. expected in Abet by late August.
The Attorney General told Mr P Reidy that Crown Solicitor's Department conducted enquiries into the prosecution of the Friendly Societies' Dispensary at Mount Gimbler. He could not say at that moment for whom they were nude. The inquiry concerned the coal of the trial and the department hinted at indemnity for costs. Reidy pressed about ministerial rules on medicines and if they would allow the Friendly Societies to trade. The AG asked Reidy to pursue the question. Lila Lee in The Secret Garden offers a thinking picture of love intertwined with mystery.
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