22 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1921
Page
1
An official Wespatelt reports Greece in Asia Minor advancing 60 miles amid Turkish resistance. Inhabitants of Servitony are fleeing as the Kemalist army, aided by Greek aircraft, presses the front. Unclear where Kegiel Pashe will engage next.
Readable fragments describe diplomatic contention over disarmament pacific policy and a call for fair treatment and commercial access with the Orient. References to Spacek in the House and shifts in Japanese alliances hint at competing Pacific under standings and potential contradictions in renewal and cooperation.
The Imperial wireless chain opened today with messages dispatched from Leatieta in Oxfordshire. The second station is expected to be completed in the autumn, marking a broad expansion of telegraphic service.
Queensland premiere De Nounges faces a dangerous challenge as labor tensions escalate. The event spotlights power struggles within the state, with political factions and key figures battling over policy and public sentiment. Local observers cite rising unrest and the potential for abrupt developments.
Sunday report quotes Mr Theodore calling for drastic action against a disruptive, violent group within unions. He warns that the extreme WAWISM faction has spurred strikes and intimidation and must be expelled to prevent broader disruption in industries and communities. He urges unionists to reject talk of direct action and avoid industrial conflict.
Ireland pursues a new peage offer in a bid to secure favorable terms. Talks continue with key stakeholders as officials seek a viable path forward.
A London man allegedly shot his uncle over sixty pounds, packed the corpse in a basket, and enlisted two porters to dump it. Suspicion followed, and Gowland was arrested.
A monotone formality reports that a Monosalle firm purchased the plant and machinery of the Ateah Copper Mining Company for over 100000. Demolition will take about four months, with removal of buildings engines and railways involved.
London reports limited progress as peace talks stall between Ireland and Britain. Observers note no sign of a truce breach, but warn that rumors of renewed violence could surge as factions press for border changes and political concessions. Sinn Fein voices stress partition fears while others push for a broader settlement.
London dispatch reports a House of Commons query about a Sinn Fein leader tied to state affairs. A cited service notes espionage accusations against a Cork warehouse storeman, with government money referenced and ongoing pursuit of a minister or official for months.
Reported unsettled debate as both houses extend adjournment until October 13. Rushed schedule and unclear agenda raise questions about timing and decisions on key issues. Parliament remains in session but lacks firm action or decisive outcomes.
London dispatch reports from The Times correspondent that Irish government talks on the offer proceed with new sessions planned before a public meeting next week. Despite Mr de Valera’s speeches, the Irish public expects a settlement. most South and West Ireland support the offer, while opposition doubts a breakthrough without broader consent. Negotiations appear to hinge on Dublin’s response and possible delays.
In a House of Commons session, Austin Ghiamberioii denied a full reversal of policy regarding Troledl aid, lamenting the lack of clear guidance on water-related matters. He emphasized Parliament’s right to a timely answer and highlighted ambiguities over military and civil aid in the referenced list, indicating further questions remain unresolved.
Unclear morning gave way to a sunny start before clouds gathered and cleared again by evening. The forecast notes a brilliant day with changing conditions and calm night skies.
The two thousand four anniversary of St Pauls Church was celebrated with special services and prayers. Rev Cornish conducted the morning service and Mrs Lexkin Watts assisted. The Holy Communion was administered and a large number attended. The anthem Rejoice in Thy Lord by Wheeler was sung with solo parts by Mr Pike and Mrs A. The sermon quoted Ezekiel and the anthem Hearken Unto Me, My People featured in the program.
Lord Birkenhead warned in The Times that if the Irish negotiations fail the Government would stand by its stance and could not accept hostile moves on any unprecedented scale. He urged avoiding misunderstandings to prevent a deterioration of relations and insisted on unity with Parliament's full opportunity to respond.
A London court dismisses twelve charges of conspiracy to murder related to an alleged plot targeting a police inspector and an attack near Glaston. The May incidents, including a shooting, are referenced as the core events in the case.
The Dail Eireann seeks a cautious peace offer while the government pursues settlement talks. Ulster issues and county option remain debated as bishops and Catholic leaders influence in favor of peaceful terms with honor.
Fragmented report from London on the Sinn Fein stance and dominion questions. The Sunday Times predicts rejection of leadership proposals, with fear the vote may affect credibility and Irish deals amid general Smuts and possible negotiations in doubt.
The Merbury Methodist church held a Sunday school celebration yesterday with about sixty performers in a platformed program. W.U.N. Laut conducted a choir and small orchestra including Bates, D. Whyts, Layer, Milges, and Son, while Shapley preached on Psalms 127 and praised the value of children and their upbringing.
Residents report renewed activity at Firie smelter sites with a second furnace starting and anticipated full operation by week’s end. The general superintendent said work resumed for many employees on Saturday with the plant expanding capacity and smoke seen from another facility nearby.
Broken Hill relief rolls show 5486 persons receiving state aid in August 1920 with £95,669 distributed since year start. Official totals indicate 4,286 dependents, 93 pounds per single person, and 4,752 families receiving relief, including noted dependants not counted in family totals.
Prices of metals at the Melbourne Metal Exchange yesterday show spot and bid figures with faded OCR. The report lists lead and speleton figures in pounds and shillings with parentheses indicating prior minimum values and minor variations.
Sunasy reports the West Sydney Labor selection outcome remained unannounced until three o clock this morning. Maerman Lambert, former mayor of Sunicy, led the race by 446 votes in the final tally.
A serious dispute has arisen in Queensland between the A.V. and the Waterside Workers' Federation over the loading of sugar. The clash centers on loading operations at a Brisbane port, with tensions rising between the two parties and potential disruptions to shipment schedules.
In London a woman was arrested amid a sensational report about x rays revealing stolen items within her body. The story cites police and medical details, noting an exam that followed the alleged theft from a shop and referencing a voyage to Bath and other places.
Australia’s cricketers dominated the match with strong batting led by War and Gregory. Parker and Bessant posted notable figures while Kelgnwin and Hammond added runs as the bowling attack yielded several wickets.
In a Lancashire ematiaur match Oldfield signals desire to stay in England as Surrey Middlesex and Yorkshire lead the county championship contest. Telowie Club defeat by 40 runs sees A Gromker score 26 of 97 and take five wickets. W Dyer Loft Roper Sutetdon Myle and Clarse lead bowling for Maidsworth with Regu kerative, five for 40, and others contributing as details emerge.
Fragmentary report mentions an attempted revolt in Brazil involving a figure named Oloire Kit 400 Keerls with unclear details. No clear date, place, or outcome is obtainable from the text. Further readable context is required to confirm identities and actions.
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