02 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 02, 1923
Page
1
London dispatch reports that Paris cites an Abe to notice about a bakery disqualification after nine counts. A correctional proceeding is set for January 41. The brief notes ongoing legal action and dates in a terse local gossip tone.
The Fa ian Nalincialist Congress in indi, Sunday, approved a resolution to repudiate all debts and liabilities of the government, claiming responsibility for existing liabilities is never. The party also resolved to organize committees and mobilize labor and peasants to prepare for civil disobedience and to address the Near East situation, with a focus on independence and complete labor unity. The text reflects turmoil and calls for action, including formation of committees, possible party discipline, and broad mobilization.
The Sydney area dockyard at Walsh Island faces prolonged market indecision and mounting losses. Government reconsideration follows repeated protests and calls to steady the plant while weighing extended operations versus potential sale or overhaul.
London dispatch reports Irish opinion on the Free State’s future. A Times correspondent notes cautious optimism that a boundary accord may hold, while warning rebels act as a disorderly threat. The piece cites hopes for a stable government and possible northward accommodation to satisfy both sides.
Large crowd attended the Port Pisin Trotting Club New Year meeting. gate receipts around £120 amid fair weather though some races lacked top pace. Main event the LeLlevre Cup saw Golden Dollar win in a close finish against Belmont and Wel come Wilkes. other notable horses included Kalydor, Welcome Wilkes, and Vanora Sor in multiple heats.
Sunday. The Premier Mr A Bonar Lew left for Paris this morning to attend the Preparations Conference. He was accompanied by Major-General Sir P Lloyd George, Sir John Bradbury, and Sir Eve Craws, with Raymondal expert Mr Niemeyer.
Earl Curzon and Sir William Tyrrell left Lausanne for Paris after meetings with the premier as plans were made to confer with Mrs Bovar Lavy in Paris. The return to Lausanne was expected Tuesday.
A garbled report cites an alleged torture case and an interview with a correspondent claiming a high level of government embarrassment. It notes a government figure promising to investigate claims while referencing a large number of prisoners held in a state, with unclear context and sources.
The fragment notes that adherents of the Triertahwrs are active carriers of teguments arms and ammunition and some are known to accompany men on murder expeditions beginning with their relatives.
An American steamer is reported to resist a trawler off the Irish coast, with allegations it carries guns and ammunition. The incident involves naval units and a disputed flag, with authorities seeking clarification on the vessel’s identity and cargo.
A damaged OCR fragment from Dublin recounts heavy fishing activity with unclear names and places. The text hints at a first height or event involving reiters and possible Nile related terms, but specifics are unreadable. The usable facts point to Dublin fishing activity and an unclear event.
The French outline a program to extract concessions from Germany including debt cancellation tied to Inter Allied debt offsets. It calls for timber and coal controls, customs levies, and a guaranteed mark plan, with France insisting on concrete guarantees from German industrialists and timely payment arrangements.
A Homburg audience heard Chancellor Weier Kantz outline terms for German participation with France and other Rhine powers to avert conflict until nations hold referendums. He urged negotiation through a three‑power channel and stressed guarantees tied to international loans as a basis for European cooperation.
A Constantinople report describes Turkey's disorganized situation with Angora government in control of the capital. Over 12,000 Greeks and Armenians, merchants and workers, have fled, government offices closed, and officials left destitute. British and French officials warn travelers and monitor evacuations as Lausanne negotiations continue. A Turkish delegation from Cyprus heads to Angora with a petition to restore the ex-Sultan to Turkey.
Lieutenant Colonel GB Hughes, of the Me Tinotal War Graves Commission, surveys Anzac and other battlefields. He recalls the old frontline routes, dugouts, and the ongoing search for graves near Lone Pine, Sulva, and Hill areas. Local Greeks and Turks tend fields near shell-green and Gully Victoria.
A Sydney traffic crash at Waverley injures multiple people, two taken to hospital after a car is smashed. A second collision near Homebush leaves many injured and a car rear-ended another, with one man and a woman reported among the injured.
The field includes Elly Se Go Soma Preda Vapor and others as Golden Dollar leads around the fire station stretch. Audrey holds second with Miss Lacket closing, Golden Dollar winning by about forty yards while Miss Lacket narrowly beats Audrey for second. Nak Dor finishes fourth.
Reuters dispatch from London reports the government resolved to dissolve the Royal Guards and disarm mutineers at the barracks within two hours. The mutiny, blamed on agents provocateurs, was to be marshalled for immediate action.
France recently dismantled large nitrate shipments from Germany amid stalled talks. Germany says its obligations under the Wiesbaden agreement are limited to nitrates compatible with its needs, citing German agricultural shortages. A large Australian seed and plant nursery is being prepared for next season, while notes on military actions and Turkish relations reflect ongoing Allied concerns and leadership personalities.
A damaged load of text discusses Mustapha Kemal and the Turkish threat to Constantinople. It remarks on Kemalist military inferiority to the Turkish army of 1915 and contemplates whether Kemal will risk attacking the Allies. It notes Greek forces in Thrace and the fate of refugees, with references to Bosphorus transport and possible alignment with the Allies.
New Year honors were issued in London with many appointments to baronetcies and grand crosses. The Privy Council committee will study recommendations before any Premier’s order is published, while the Royal Commission on Nations continues its work. Notable honorees include General Sir William Birdswood and Duke of Atholl.
The Empire News in Fremantle notes that British veterans who migrated to Australia faced antipathy and discrimination from locals. Migrants reportedly struggled for independence as wages were withheld after three months, with one ex-soldier describing harsh conditions and limited work access.
Paris Saturday Earl Crewe presented credentials to President Millerand at the British Embassy in Paris and assured British confidence in the alliance. Millerand spoke of war memories and said the two nations would strive for peace with full satisfaction, in a close Anglo French union.
The Isle of Man was not part of the United Kingdom until 1820 when sovereignty rights of Denby stuntly were purchased for £400,000.
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