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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
1
A Dublin incident sees two youths firing revolvers at a delegate resembling Minister McGrath, shouting Yours McGrath, then escaping after mistaken identity. Reports from Bantry, Ashish, and Westford describe killings, raids, and sabotage amid ongoing union and government actions in Ireland.
Weiestay Ale John, secretary of the Irish Labor Party, spoke in a Dail Eireann backed resolution criticizing executives. He urged using at most a restraint on public appetite, warning that failure could force withdrawal talks, reflecting Labor movement tensions amid revolutionary pressures described as Serive.
Melbourne reports indicate progressive results with Labor candidate Barker leading 201276 votes and Findley 20916 while Country Liberal Andrew 1856 and Merritt 22058, Nationalist 415199, Bolton 487L. Grant elected third vacancy as preferences distribute. Minister of Customs Rodmers defeated at Vic election. Venon not Labor ally as Labor retains separate entities.
Adelaide visitors impressed but locals dominate as Harvest King wins the Malden Race with ease and Van Roy captures the Mayor's Mile. Kalydor second, Buller third after a late surge, Belmont Burrawang and Speed Sand underperform. Tracey Hook shows promise in the Maiden, Nubepud fades, Pulte Olive edges fourth. Race time 4 12 60.
Community events include a lodge social on Thursday and a Juvelmo Orchids concert on Monday. Farewell for Mesdames Brimage and J Mitchel. A widow Willimoll passed aged Bee. Brimage promoted in Leco department with Adelaide HQ, replaced by Talin from Terowie. Miss Maggie Howard died suddenly. Bishop of Port Augusta celebrated Mass in December.
M198 Hoffman will be pleased to give any formation remnants for blouses frocks costumes, prices moderate.
London Wednesday report from The Times correspondent in Bagdad states a Turkish Mosul outbreak claim is unfounded and likely an invention aimed at swaying the Lausanne Conference.
Paris dispatch says the French Cabinet rejected the British plan for a moratorium and reparations method. Britain aims to minimize losses while France and allies push for guaranteed payment terms. Poincare argues the plan undermines the Versailles treaty and could collapse the conference.
In Melbourne on Thursday the Bhel eld Shield final ended with South Australia bowled out for 90, handing Victoria a 68 run victory. Hutchins-like spell by Harikopf and Liddleul led the attack, with Richardson top scoring for SA with 50 and 84 in the two innings.
Wallace takes 2 for 24 and Liddicut 2 for 9 as Hurtkapy claims 3 for 24 with Ryder conceding 23 runs in a tense bowling display. The performance showcases key wicket hauls and economical spells across the innings.
England struggles as South Africa bowlers dominate in a tepid innings. Catterall Taylor dismissed early. Ward top scored not out 15 but England slumped to 86 for six at 49 overs before a dramatic collapse with wickets tumbling to Blanckenbergs and co. 6000 spectators watched a tense, slow scoring day.
Berlin reports Germany views Mr Bonar Law's proposed terms as maybe overestimating German ability to pay yet offering a suitable, promising base for negotiation with Britain. The outlook suggests a cautious path toward accord amid wartime demands.
The Agricultural Department reports progress in dairy and fruit sectors. Milk production rose to 84,656,709 gallons from 117,536 milkers, while sheep farming expanded with 611 members across 820 branches. Fruit output shows broad national growth, aided by public investment and returning soldiers settling into the industry, expanding opportunities in British markets.
Moscow dispatch reports Admiral Stark's fleet reached Shanghai on December 40 and was allotted two weeks to seal the operation. The notice, attributed to United Service, notes the arrival and testing window as part of ongoing naval movements.
A cyclone-like storm struck Warwick Queensland late on Wednesday. Huge hailstones 98 millimeters in diameter pelted the town, damaging roofs with holes large enough for four hands to fit through.
The population of New South Wales has increased by 1,201 from 4,354,486 to 2,146,753. The note mentions 1982 and torpane growth, with unclear ensuing details about the view and torpe terms.
The London report lists results from the Newman Paulkiller billiards match with Newman scoring 92 in nine frames, breaks of 497 and 296, and Paikioee making 322 with breaks of 415 and 34. Melbourne notes the Victorian Government bans Sunday games in parks drawing protests from Trades and locals.
Sydney report says Sir He Barwell arrived with signs of progress in South Australia and notes unemployment relief from Broken Hill and Moonta Wallaroo mines. He plans to address several matters including a two million pound loan redemption due on April 1. The same Sydney dispatch reports two French battleships entering Sydney Harbor amid a warm reception.
The weather was brilliant as play resumed at Newlands. Mann reached a century after 447 minutes, Jupp fell to Ward and Hull, and Kennedy added 3. England were all out for 173 after 9 wickets, setting a target of 19 for the visitors who then won by one wicket in a dramatic finish. Reuters reports.
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