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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
1
A labor dispute over reduced wages escalated into a deadlock as union negotiators refused concessions. No agreement was reached, and talks collapsed after failed mediation, leaving workers unsettled and production affected.
In Adelaide on Wednesday a conference between workers led by Mr FW bunnie and Mr L Gray and Mr W Simw with buyers failed to resolve wage disputes. Workers face reduced pay and potential stoppages as deliveries and harvesting operate under threat, with hundreds of laborers at risk of losing pay and jobs if no agreement is reached.
A damaged listing shows an opened shipment of Heinz products and assorted goods including canned beans chuttney mustard pickles and sauces. The text mentions preserved onions and Heinz branded items with several price fragments and product names.
A fragment from a local listing shows pricing and shop details at Port Pirie shopping centre. The text references general retail pricing and wording suggesting a sales notice for the centre.
Ireland receives dominion status while Ulster isolation remains possible as a British defense stance is previewed. The article discusses future state arrangements and naval defense control likely to stay with Britain for five years.
London reports a breakthrough in delicate negotiations on Ireland. Lord Birkenhead outlines a plan for an all Ireland Parliament within the Empire while preserving Ulster's powers. A British arbitrator would set financial terms, and the Dail would soon consider the proposals. The King praises the "splendid news" and the negotiators.
A long draft outlines 48 clauses for establishing the Irish Free State within the British framework. It covers oath by parliament members to George V, shared citizenship, and governance arrangements. It details defence responsibilities, imperial connections, boundaries, and possible North versus South Ireland arrangements. It sets bases, ports, and communications cooperation with Britain, and the Free State’s duties on navigational aids and civil aviation.
In London Tue day the Ulster Cabinet mulled the Irish settlement for two hours, with the Cabinet promising frankness in forthcoming replies. Earlier, Sir James Craig said MPs would see the correspondence between Peister Cabinet and the Brtish Government, while debate on the Cabinet’s reply was deferred.
A London dispatch notes Ulster officials framing a general impression that the principles of the agreement between Great Britain and Sinn Fein will be acceptable, signaling cautious optimism about the political pact.
London reports cautious views from Ulster on new military developments as officials assess aviation and strategic risks. Unclear telegraph text suggests continued suspicion of rapid air operations and political maneuvering amid ongoing conflict.
London reports Sinn Fein talks approaching a solution on Ulster and Dublin. Britain plans a special session of Parliament to approve terms, with Irish and British cabinets to endorse a compromise. Delegates travel by train to convey the agreement, amid a tense, dramatic conference atmosphere.
An article by Michael Golling in the London based Alspohostes Canadian argues that recognizing Ireland’s claim to independence could end internecine strife and create a broader, more equal alliance among nations. A free Ireland would strengthen ties among the Anglophone world and deepen global cooperation.
London dispatch reports the conference ending amid confusion as Antey is hailed for a historic achievement. The piece notes the event as a turning point in the history of imparted knowledge and suggests the conference may close with heightened expectations for future sessions.
An explosion rocked the Sobel gnanutts works at Sandows, TE, destroying almost the entire factory. A fire swept through the site, spreading to surrounding areas. About 400 employees were killed in the disaster. Troops were dispatched to the scene to restore order.
In Vancouver on Tuesday the Canadian government faced a heavy setback as ministers faced resignations and the party lost support. The report notes ministers who had served long terms and indicates the party may face a large majority deficit in the next Dominion Parliament.
A joint sale of merino and greasy wool saw 9 504 bales offered with brisk bidding. Prices for top lots reached around 36 2 141 and 1840 shillings, while greasy combing merinos from Victoria and Western Australia were well represented. Saints, promoters, and brokers reported strong demand across Sydney and Melbourne markets.
Reuter service reports Zaghlul Pasha issuing a manifesto urging Beypll independence and energetic action. He calls for liberation despite opposition, urging the people to unite and resist external control to secure self-rule.
London The Times correspondent reports a Turkey related assassination attempt attributed to Armenians. Med. fle Wassil with revolver was used by seven men believed to be Armenian operatives.
Paris papers report global praise for Lloyd George after Irish settlement. Reuters notes new statesmanship and calls it a victory for inland Commonsense. Gaulote and Parisian applaud the result as a significant shift in Anglo Irish relations and British policy.
Melbourne reports a cautious Labor Party stance praising moves toward self government for Ireland. Deputy Leader Chiaritou notes Australians would be relieved by signs of progress, hoping the settlement may ease tensions and let leaders pursue broader Commonwealth welfare.
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