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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1925
Page
1
Severe winter weather grips the United States with record lows in multiple cities. New York and Chicago report subzero readings as storms cause transportation disruptions and power outages. Authorities caution residents to limit exposure and seek shelter.
A foreign telegram claims General Ching Ts Lin ordered savage acts against civilians in Mokden. The consulate notes a Japanese police escort for safety while the government warns such barbarities may be traitor acts.
An odd exchange questions the meaning of white attire in a ceremonial context. A person explains white symbolizes joy and happiness for a woman, while a boy asks why men wear black at the same event.
Disjointed OCR text describes a blaze in a street near Tromles Manse with firefighters responding. Several lines mention a crisis, with unclear details on location and parties involved. The fragments hint at a chaotic scene and emergency actions but lack coherent names or specifics.
A brief report notes notable passengers aboard a ship, with several references to New York figures and leaders of companies. The text mentions directors, presidents, and officials traveling to and from a major port, highlighting international travel with emphasis on prominent individuals and institutions.
A portrait of the King was presented to Japan by Newlor Turio and a British delegation. The event involved a Japanese marshal and high officials who received the portrait at the gallery, then transported it to the German Army headquarters for formal ceremonies. The Emperor’s portrait was similarly honored, with detailed rites and commemoration as the monarch’s likeness was conveyed through allied hands.
In Adelaide Oval action a Bright batting display, a century by R Lowry and consistent bowling by A J Richardson dominate the cricket match. Adelaide Qual Lowthy Wountekly and others contribute as the innings unfold with notable bowling and fielding shifts.
Fragmented OCR lists names and scores from a local match page. Mentions Vivian Allcott Parry Mott and Wilts ATES Till with limited readable details and scattered numbers. The text reads like a sports brief with partial player names, venues, and scores, but lacks coherent narrative or complete results.
Interstate Second Elevens at New South Wales sees Keehelanet debut. Grieket Fronted stars for Melull in a 170 run innings as visitors post 288 behind. Notables include Lee Brown Harwood Morgan Thompson Pynell Walker and Oxenham. A jewellers visit ends with a punchline about a gold ring mispricing.
Christmas day tragedy centering on Nene Heaton Jun a year old who died in a fire. The report notes his service in the 27th Battalion and mentions funeral proceedings and the involvement of a welfare officer or representative.
A Port Kembla blaze early Monday badly damaged three shops and seriously damaged three more. Poor water supply hampered firefighting and total damage was estimated at £1500. Authorities investigate the cause as high flames swept the area.
Weather summary reports yesterday reached a maximum of 89 degrees with warm conditions. Variable winds were noted as part of the warm spell and the forecast calls for continued heat and light to moderate winds.
Melbourne reports a grueling Sheffield match in Victoria, with Macartney taking seven wickets for 85 as top scorers Love and Hart stitch a 115 and 54 not out. The day featured 224 for six, weather fine, and notable aggression from bowlers.
Lemina the St Spasa mare carried top weight to win the Port Adelaide Cup for the second straight year at Ghellenhant. Ridden by B Matson, she beat Parvishe by a clear length in 2.3, with Hie Crimson and Lonmay claiming minor placings as Delcreek’s Nine and other runners filled the field. The meeting featured fast times, strong betting, and a large crowd, marking a standout day on Victoria’s racing scene with several winners for Medhurst aboard three mounts.
The report lists prize breakdowns for the Port Adelaide Cup with first £1000 to the winner and £500, £300, £1400 to other places. It covers multiple races at six furlongs and one mile divisions, naming horses such as Lemina, Parvista, Our Saint, King’s Pardon, and Ella Simon among 17 starters, with detailed placings, times, and dividends across events including Woodville Hanticap and Croydon events.
The Rowing Ghiys concert marks a popular entertainment finale for 1925. Secretary Meo Lick and committee secured talent including Gaphi Miehisan and Mrs Molinari, Yale Opera alumni and prominent vocalists, with Lovee Ht pancand leading the on deck. The National Association of Universal Manufacturers attends, while Jim played It Ain’t Gonts Rein No Mere to close.
Crowds gathered in Glenelg for the December 28 1836 landing proclamation anniversary. The mayor hosted a luncheon at Glenelg Town Hall with pioneers and leaders. Athletic events included the She Meld Han cup won by T R Mattison from 15 yards. Police kept order. about a dozen lost children were reunited with mothers.
A Reuters dispatch from London reports the death of Rear-Admiral J. G. Maclean eighty the naval transport service during the war. He was 76 and had entered the Navy in 1887 and retired in 1950s.
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