30 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
1
Washington and London sources report French backing for a delayed conference. Hughes may push deferral while attempts to secure subs collapse. Italian leaders hope another summit to resolve submarine limits and broader armament questions.
Fragmented Washington report notes a Wednesday discussion by Senator Puavey on Le Peevey tour and World War II context. It mentions French agenda, Diver, and Ellhu Rout with confusion about the potential uselessness of the summary and the broader effect on world hopes and policy.
Ashington reports Premier Root tabling measures to enhance neutrals protection and expedite sea lane safety. Lord Balfour warns France’s submarine buildup threatens commerce as Britain readies defensive moves and naval limits discussions amid looming conflict.
Union of Churches records the transfer of Reverend Gus Beer from Polber Pd to Wollon song after a humorous incident. He, the youngest in town, helped a stranded Methodist minister and fellow passengers, a disabled machine, and a Baptist driver assisted, with all parties later towed home.
In Mumbai the National Congress opening featured debate on amending nonviolent policy and independence aims outside the British Empire. Ajmal Khan presided as Gandhi warned against alienating moderates. The session adopted a resolution favoring nonviolence and sought to empower Gandhi with executive authority while keeping talks with Britain within Congress approval.
In a lengthy discussion the Congress adopted the resolution without alteration except for a dissenting minority. Gandhi warned against slogans and urged depth, while Gandhi urged the delegates to avoid compromising liberty and warned that surrendering nonviolence would imperil India’s freedom.
A fragment from a newspaper page mentions cable news coverage in vague terms with incomplete context. The readable text signals a focus on broadcasting or media but no clear event date names or organizations are identified.
Cairo reports martial law tensions with alleged air strikes and shelling if protests persist while the Education Minister closes schools. The Egyptian Gazette and Fatimi government critics are cited, amid hooligan accusations and citywide unrest. Lord Allenby issues a proclamation authorizing ministerial sanctions as cabinet formation proceeds.
Fragmentary report notes a calm Thursday with minor disturbances absent and mentions Raseta high school commerce students forming a society to draft inensity a seventh of British trade. Yoxinlghd Ave and supporters are silat Suez. A subsidy of 50000 is allocated for farmers.
Melbourne author recounts Dr Gardner’s wartime travels from 1903 school captaincy to 1940s campaigns in France Russia and Africa. The piece details hospital work in Turkey, Gallipoli era logistics, Petrograd siege life, Britannic service, East Africa campaigns, and postwar reconstruction views.
London reports Mr Libya George issued a statement on the Test sitution. He argued that rejection rather than alteration of the Binet committee led by Winston Churchill would delay evacuating British troops and transferring full executive responsibility to the Irish Government until the treaty approval. The British Government aims to hand over powers promptly to the Irish Free State upon treaty establishment.
London reports the Naven Urban Council adopting a resolution urging ratification of the treaty and asking Dail Eireann members who oppose the oath of allegiance to abstain from voting or confirm their constituents views. In Melbourne, Irish National Association President Seamon condemns actions implying sacrifice should not be in vain.
A suspect detained at Bilizpe MouL in connection with Irene Wilking’s case has been released. The London inquiry progressed with authorities confirming release of the individual.
Berlin correspondent reports a group of protesters demonstrated outside the British embassy shouting Down with England and distributing pamphlets. The protest continued with visits to other embassies, drawing attention to the affair and noting reactions from onlookers.
A Daily Mail Cairo report via Galen press claims Zimelut Pash faced a warship at Suez and was sent to an unknown destination. Egyptian doctors protested British policy, a meeting urged boycott of British influence, and authorities reportedly slowed reforms as protests grew. Seyqllims demonstrations appeared tolerated by police. Anti-Beitist sentiments circulated.
Singapore traders report on elevated exchange rates at its Tot wn Araits uid with figures 2/8 43-16 and 17-38 for Yen and builder costs, indicating market movements and pricing shifts.
British cranes shown a new run-about type powered by an electric battery. It lifts 43 owt at 20 ft per minute and stays stable without anchorage. The jib rises and falls with a rotating ground base. The circular chassis carries dual motors driving wheels and steering. The truck rotates a little over 0.5 ft diameter. The battery acts as counterpoise, propelling loaded crane at 300 ft per minute. Suitable for dock and warehouse work.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a heated exchange as Appileani asserts clever tactics while a critic questions credibility. The miscommunication hints at social tensions and possible reputational stakes within a private affair.
A terse report notes the postmaster supplying to the rowing outfit Tradings Wf Be Weemurnebir at Pirie. The item highlights logistics and local postal support for the crew's activities in Pirie.
The first contingent of more than 1960 settlers sails aboard Beltans Orivs Marelun Bay and Themistocles, carrying about £200,000 in capital. Most are married with hundreds of children, joining 1530 new homes under 20 minute passages. Government reports from London list 42,400 in total capital among passengers, with further settlers to follow under Commonwealth Immigration Office figures.
An article outlines the divorce of a wealthy couple, noting Harold McCormick of International Harvester, and Mary Garden’s engagement with him. Zurich in 1948 is cited, alimony not mentioned, and parties are split over property. The piece hints at a forthcoming public engagement announcement.
San Francisco reports an announced engagement between Mary Miles Minter film actress and a fan of Mr Dixon, described as a lead pencil magnate. The item notes the couple’s intended marriage in coming months and reflects early 20th century gossip.
Reuter's reports that before handing over four consignments of toys and clothes from Adelaide Godmothers for Dernancourt children, Dunkirk Customs demanded over 600 francs in duties. Dernancourt was too poor to pay, so the goods were not delivered. The Paris correspondent questions what Australians will say when they hear this.
Paris authorities assure broad aid shipments reach Hernancourt before New Year. The French embassy and the representative outline ministry orders to ensure timely licenses and coordinated relief to devastated regions, with Boulogne channels advised for distribution and securing safe delivery amid anxious months.
Australian Workers' Union AWU and Other Bodies debate joining a single federation as the Industry Megistrate cases inflame labour tensions. Objections arise over existing coverage of industries and a planned January Trades Hall meeting in Melbourne to discuss arbitration awards and Labor Movement attitudes.
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