Riots erupt in Vienna amid high living costs protests
Crowds of about 3,000 workmen gathered outside Parliament House protesting expensive living costs. Demonstrations turned violent with looting of shops, hotels, and restaurants as police and military were called in to restore order amid widespread damage and economic distress.
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Funter
Fionn
Felder
Sirtons
Vien
Allois
Lave
Parliament House
Estiem
Isle
Tiraky
Mt Yaa
Auskrig
Weaty Lara
Drake
Vienna
London Wool Sales Report From The Dimes
Brisk London wool sale bidding with about 6 500 bales of association wool and 3 851 bales of tree wool offered. Prices ranged with greasy combings sold around 19 and 23 d for various lots. Victorian produce including grewy merino combines and crossbreds fetched 174 d and £140 respectively.
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London
Sydney
Yinka
Grrwey Mering
Amalgamation News in Queens Land Bank Affairs
The Daily Mail reports an upcoming amalgamation of the Walib and Rational Bank of Australasa in Queens Land United by year end. The process faces stylistic and selection delays, but officials expect completion soon despite speculative obstacles.
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United
London
Daily Mail
Walib
Ourensland
Bank of
Australasa
Affairs of Ireland and UK Cabinet Salaries Outlined
London officials outline annual salaries for key government posts. Premier and Prime Minister receive 25 200 pounds, 2 000 pounds for the Prime Minister, and 2 000 pounds for the Home Minister. Education and Agriculture ministers listed with figures.
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Priwune
Hone
Edue
Sinn Fein Proposals to Dublin for Dublin Conference
Sinn Fein delegates in London have received government proposals on land reform. The scheme will be taken to Dublin for consideration by Sinn Fein, with the committee likely to reconvene in London before Monday.
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Eutur
London
Freight rates cut by 10 pounds per ton in Europe trade
Exporters in Coston welcome news of sea freight relief with Bombay renter services announcing a reduction. Shifts from £2 4s to £2 per ton for continental shipments.
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Bombay
Coston
Nis Bei
War Service Homes debate critiques department actions
In Melbourne the House of Representatives examined war service homes and the department’s conduct. MPs criticised timber pricing and delays, questioned day labor use, and discussed overcharges and potential asset sales. Prime Minister action and cabinet concerns dominated proceedings with calls for accountability and reform.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Rodgers
Servine Thames
Badgers
Vinean
Nes
Ipanager
Charlton
de Page
Cabnel Walker
Prudentists
Neplert
Suepkas
Sen. Afilen
Meralisten
Mesats Chariton
Wall
Sai Sen
Mitlen
Page
Peme
Tie Siopusa
Rugtes
Parker Moloney
McGrath
Pld-Aze Pensions Department
Lip House
Lysit
Proposal for Pacific Ocean Wireless News Service
Washington Thursday Sen Pearce discussed a plan to promote better mutual understanding through wireless teleg raphy. The proposal, backed by Mr Alexander Mtume Ford, envisions a United States radio service and seeks consideration under existing agreements.
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Pacific Ocean Wireless
Washington
Alesander Mtume Ford
Pan-Pacific Viion
Pearce Toeday
Willinters
Saans
Amonss Pucillo
Unitedase
Pontoo
Britain Eyes Economy Cuts Amid Budget Pressure
London report claims Sir Brit Geddes leads an economy committee to back public spending cuts totaling about 450 million pounds annually. When combined with 269 million saved by various departments, the total nears 700 million, with Treasury figures urging further reductions.
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United Servioz
London
Phursdayhe “Evening News
Brit, Geddes
Treasury
Ian
Restraint of trade case against New York employers
Nineteen members of the Mawbig Industry Employers Association faced the New York Supreme Court with charges of restraint of competition in construction. Penalties ranged from six months to three years, with fines cited at 0000 for violations.
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New York
Lgarus
Viele
Iasy A&alyst
Wansom Institute Night Staged Play At Pire Instibile
Wansom Institute staged a lively production last night drawing a tired crowd. The company plans a final performance at the same venue with Violet Lane, Dave Warne, Steward, Lorraine, and others contributing, promising a polished, finished appeal.
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Pire
Violet Lanelee
Dave Warne
Stewark
Lorraine
Pirie
Governor resigns office amid financial strain in South Australia
The Premier stated that Governor Sir Archibald Weisalt will resign in April due to private financial reasons. The letter to the Secretary for the Colonies cites inability to meet salary-related expenses and rising costs borne personally by Governor and Lady Welgall in England. The Premier and Boswell expressed regret at the decision and praised the Governor’s cordial relationship with the government and people of South Australia.
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Riday
J. N. Barwell
Sir Archield Weisatl
Rgeis
Pramlée
Stowlly
Govarnor
Boswell
Queensland Proposes Abolition Bill Report
A Brisbane report notes a proposed bill to abolish the office of State Governor. The article cites the Tramanian registerative assembly supporting abolition and mentions the current governor intending to return to England amid discontent.
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Brisbane
Qabonaland
MY. Fidelly
Pirie School Promotions Exceed 30 Percent
The Pirie School promotions rate exceeds 30 percent under a new Australian system of simultaneous promotions across South Australia. The Education Director notes more classes have access to advancement and outlines factors weighing English proficiency, cross-subject achievement, and grade guidelines while the minister estimates promotion percentages for end of year by grade.
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Ile
Aitcitis
Park Pirie
Feadrmaster
University Examinations Highlight Local Notables
The report lists University examinations results featuring graduates from Pirie High School. Notable firsts include Harry Leonard Ches ler and Poanses Martin Hemp. second year recipients Benjamin George Johnston and Donald Augustus Dow fing. other named students cover Latin psychology physics chemistry mathematics and more led by Archie Campbell Hector Campbell and Reginald Glarence Walsh.
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Harry Leonard Chesler
Poanses
Martin Hemp
Henjamin George Johnston
Donald Augustus Dowfing
Thomas Oswald Mitchell
France Withdrawals Prompted By New Treaty Terms
Paris reports French forces pulling back from Cilcis in line with the Magora treaty as Turkish nationalist troops in Constantinople mobilize, raising fears of persecution. An estimated 20,000 Christians have left the interior seeking other countries due to unrest and potential danger.
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Asuter
Paris
Cilcis
Anoordanor
Constantinople
AL -Adana
Tay
Olber
Arbuckle Trial Evidence Centers on Postmortem Findings
Reading fragmented notes from Arbuckle's trial, examiners report signs of phonic formation and anaphylactic indicators. The defence argues the tombed sutures result from surgical manipulation rather than force, claiming the strangulation was not caused by Arbuckle but by external axiéroal force.
Drift in the Country: A Fragment of Local Life
An uneven fragment titled Drift portrays a rural scene of market talk and domestic concerns. A visitor from Sharp, Seller & Co. displays goods to a country family, while mothers and daughters discuss drapery, tailoring, and wholesale purchase incentives amidst small town skepticism. The piece touches on drift of social mood, commerce, and country hospitality with names and places suggesting a South Australian setting.
Broken Hill Mines Confirms Conference On Medical Issues
A conference was convened by representatives to discuss medical concerns affecting owners and companies. Proceedings noted that pauses in payoffs and trust in certificates were discussed. Mr G S Embry proposed postponing assessment to allow companies to consider their position. The gathering agreed to reconvene soon.
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Broken Hill
Thecconferenci
Nunstitared
Threala Be
Safeguards for Christians in Angora Governed Accord
In a release from Bairout it states the Angora Government signed an agreement with French authorities to provide safeguards for Christians. The government promises a relaxation of laws restricting Christian activities, including potential postponement of military service and the creation of a commission to oversee safety in principal towns. Reports note many Christians are returning home amid increased concern.
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Paris
Priday
Bairout
Angora Governent
Udeeates
Messrs
Franklin and Bimilion
Citcia
Proposal for Consultation on European Problems
Paris dispatch reports semi official word that the Ambassadeur in London has discussed with Lora Curzon a scheme for resuming Allied consultation. They consider a joint British French Italian approach to Asia Minor and mediation in the Turkish dispute, with a full Allies Supreme Council meeting to decide on a comprehensive settlement.
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Reuters Service
Paris
London
Silage
Lora Chryon
Lora Curzon
Strumeniren
Alles
Diveel
Great
Briain
France
Asi Minor
Supreme Council
Rege
Turkey
Adelaide sheep show weighs Woolly rules change
Long wool sheep competition discussed at Adelaide Friday as the Ag Woolled Society of Southglia debates allowing only registered woolly sheep to compete. A council recommendation favors requiring entries be registered in the society’s recognised flock book to attend future shows. September date noted.
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Adelaide
Soutsusieglialas
Smelters A versus Old Collegians in Recreation match
Cricket report from Citie Association Porty notes Smelters A team facing Old Collegians in a Recreation game with Growl and Buffaloes participation. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Citie Association
Porty. Soloman
Smelters
Old Collewians
Growl
Smelters Association
Smelters A. Tosny
Buffaloes
Pirie Racing Club Sets January Summer Meeting Plans
Pirie Racing Club announces a summer meeting on January 7 after a long gap. The program includes hurdles, a £5 stake race, £20 handicap, a £75 handicap hurdle, £55, a nat race, £30, a £40 event, and other entries. Nominations close December 19 with handicaps declared December 22 and acceptances December 29.
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Indoihers
Pirie Racing’ Glub 95
Ue Clu
Coumithee
Hes Doar
Anit Wallev
Gordon
Aghier
Adelaide
Ama
Im Pirie
St Anthony's New School Advertisement In This Issue
The notice states Mr F M Tures is authorized to collect subscriptions from countrymen for St. Anthony's Row school in Solomontown. It recalls a prior theft from the St Mark's building fund and notes his offer to work for St Anthony's. Signed by HEV M V Prendergast Dn.
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FM. Tures
St. Anthony’s Row School
Solomon— Town
Tures
St. Mark's Building Fund
Sir Anthony's
M. V. Prendergast
Destruction of House Property in Port Pirie Children Vandalism
Local call for stern measures after wilful destruction of property in Port Pirie. Nan windows broken gardens ruined and houses left vacant as youths cause damage. Parents urged to curb behavior or face court actions and fines.
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Port Pirie
Snooker Tournament Results At Kitsons
Results from the Kitsons snooker tournament show Miller defeating Milliés by 82 to 420 with scores and opponents listed in uneven figures. Len Surman beat another player 18 in an unclear match while Paterson and Cowan figures appear amid mangled OCR data.
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Miller
Milliés
Ken Cowan
Paterson
Len Surman
Pooinee
Mimneo
Retirement Stir Over Public Life In Australia
Andrew Wisner refuses to admit withdrawal from public life. in response to questions he declines to outline future plans. He cites Australia’s rapid growth and rising wages as the era’s striking change, while indicating sorrow over recent losses and the nation’s broader mood.
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Beevice
London
Thursiey
Andrew Wisner
Torstata
Australia
Sarrow
Liberal League Meeting in Peterborough Decides Grey Candidacy
A Liberal League meeting in Peterborough yesterday discussed nominating a candidate against Mr A. H. Poynton for the Grey division at the forthcoming Federal elections. The Pirie delegates refused to disclose the decision.
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Liberal League
Peterborough
A. Hf. Poynton
Grey
Pirie
Education by Mal BO sure wf a fissition what otters are idle
An advertisement from The Howard Correspondance College Ltd offering home study and training in many subjects for better work and higher pay. It promises exam success, guaranteed positions, and schooling at your own home, with claims of strong results and broad course options.
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Howard Correspondance, College Ltd
ONOT
Oqeomean Electrics
Opell-Poiit
Wenfiarful Wireless
Nxqins
Navy
Military College
Poyas
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