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Newspaper

Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jan 13, 1926

Page

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The Sinking Fund Melbouane Amid Broad Inquiries

A garbled report outlines concerns over sinking funds and public debt management. It mentions the Federal Treasurer and security commissions reviewing per cent figures and funding for Victoria and related authorities. The piece hints at investigations into fund extinctions and compliance with state requirements.

Anna Fe - Sakis Federal Treasuy Collins Teriday Toni Web All Oaks Ian Warren Wr Victoria

All Out for 643 as NSW Dominates SA in Thriller

NSW piled up 643 and left South Australia with a tough chase. SA reached 28 for one at stumps after a rain-affected day, with Kellaway and Andrews sharing a brisk stand before a run-out disrupted a century bid. Everett added a late burst as SA closed on 29/1, with Grimmett and Taylor among bowlers shaping the innings.

New South Wales Rampa South Australia Spney Shefivly Chil Patel Sani Weether Taylor Andrews Kellaway Yale Rene Kellewagher Kelleway Tuk Pritchard Joway Ater Ming Nesta Party Mundell Everett Parry Wits Lela

Adelaide court hears murder charge in farmhouse death

In Adelaide, Hannah Mlle Commons faces a murder charge over the death of Miss Hannah Ranke at a Port Broughton area farm. Evidence describes a meal, dizziness, and rapid deterioration leading to death at Bute Hospital after a weekend visit. Investigators, including Slade and Gopple, pursue further inquiries with possible early arrests anticipated.

Foltow Mics Fita Ranke Bute Hannah Rute Hite Heanke Adelaide Robert Geants Bury Hospital Inquist Slade Gopple Is Norti Terrace We Bule Neuneil Port Broughton Bule Wit Hannah Mlle Commons

Mysterious Tragedy In Perth Sees Daughter Arrested

Perth police arrest Alice Clarke after the shooting death of her father Henry Clarke farmer of Boolup. Detective sergeant Purdue says Mrs Clarke was found wandering near the homestead and held for unsound mind. The incident follows confusion over motive and whether the death was accidental or intentional.

Perth Wil Willum Henry Clarke Boolup Alice Clarke Purdue Tarky Clark

Bank Note Forgeries in Hungarian Scandal Highlight Nadossy

The Daily Telegraph cites Hungary's note forgery scandal centering on Nadossy as the key figure. A warning of arrest and a suggestion to avoid disgrace were offered, but he reportedly refused to comply, provoking indignation among high military officials.

Australian Press Association London

Deportation Act in Federal Circles Faces Court Review

In federal political circles the Deportation Act is discussed as aligned with government power, aiming to promote WHYS versus provoking industrial trouble among friendly nations. Any failure would go to a court rather than a labor board, with prospective developments noted.

Mulbourne Sursday Welun

Adelaide To Ty And The Wedding Plans In Hopes

A fragmented notice notes a woman fond of Nennis planning a wedding and home life, with scattered references to measurements of wine dows and a forthcoming wedding. A separate line mentions Mist Commons being arrested in murder alters.

Adelaide Fileles Uene Humes Nennis Mist Commons Mmuder

Romany Wanderers Visit Adelaide Caravan Party

Swarthy men and women with children toured Woodville road in two illfated cars, seen camping gear and luggage strapped to a running board. A woman wore a colored scarf over her head and spoke limited English, claiming to have been in Australia a year before heading toward Port Adelaide.

Adelaide Woods Lily New South Wales Woodville Road Australia Ni Iy Woodvine Port Adelaide

The Silent Accuser at Crystal Brook Tonight

Crystal Brook patrons may see The Silent Accuser tonight with a strong program in support. The dog feature has delighted audiences this week and drew much discussion for its unusual screening arrangement.

Crystal Brook Picture Accuser Acceuser the Brook

Celebrated baritone charms NSW theatre crowd again

A renowned operatic baritone performed at Austral Theatre on Monday night repeating his program to win hearted music lovers. Applause waved through each number as the singer demonstrated skill and style, drawing praise from those who heard him.

Austral Theatre Bve Nsw

Mexican Desperadoes Kill Passengers on Train Raid

Band of criminals attacked a military train between Guadalajara and Mexico City. Twenty armed men confronted the escort, stabbing soldiers and robbing travelers. Bodies burned beyond recognition were reported later, including General Ferreira, a rising Mexican commander, among the victims.

Waydalijar Mexica Ferreira Jalisey Guardalajara Mexico City

Icebound 35 Ships Helpless in Baltic Rescue Efforts

Thirty five steamers are icebound off Finland with two German vessels reportedly sunk. Crews suffer from extreme cold as aeroplanes deliver provisions. Airmen face frostbite while Vibourg Helsingfors volunteers aid rescue efforts amid fuel shortages and darkness.

London Munda Got Finland Teun ‘Helsingfors Flnland Aero Flanis Artiy Dvidtors Vibourg Helsing‘fore

Amateur Athletics Union sanctions unpaid trials in Florida

New York reports that the Amateur Athletics Union sanctioned unpaid trials run under Florida officials. Wiesenhmueller reportedly broke the 100 metres world record in 58 2 5 seconds, Dore set 100 metres and 880 yard marks, and Miss Ethel Ackle clocked 100 metres in 74 3 5 seconds.

Reuter New York The Amateur Athletics Union Te Florida Bravel Union Ethel Ackle

Metal Market Movements From Australian Exchange

Advices from the Australian Metal Exchange show January quota shifts across copper, lead, spelter, tin and silver. Copper spot and forward prices ease or rise in spots while electrolytic ingots and wires for shipment next month rise modestly. tin and silver adjust with falls noted in several forward contracts.

Australian Metal Exchange Lonagh Leenils

Wholesale Market Sandford'y Quotations Reported

Wholesale market prices list butter eggs cheese and meats with varied quotes for creamery butter 4/4 to 1/4 1/7, eggs 9d per dozen, cheese 1/4 to 1/4, bacon 4/4, local hams 1/9 to 4/10, ducks 5 shillings to 7, live turkeys 1/1 live weight, potatoes onions and rails prices shown with weights and regional terms. This fragment reflects historical market shorthand and item ranges for multiple perishables.

Sandford'y Tommy Bacon Nullun Lwcat Vulton's Hulton's Multin Lve Pawlley Ewl Mall

Pirie Pioneers to Hold Quarterly Meeting Tonight

Pirie Pioneers will hold their quarterly meeting at the Trilitale buildings tonight at 7 o'clock. A large gathering of Aguo Faire Dito members is expected for the event.

Pirie Pioneers Aguo

Water Shortage At the Barrier

Sydney reports a water crisis in Broken Hill as the Legislative Assembly resumes. The government is asked to permit railway transport of water to Broken Hill for domestic use. Mines may also use treated mine water via chloridation to render it safe for households.

Sydney Broken Hi WgislaUve Assembly South Australia Broken Hill

NSW Legislative Council Debate On Abolishing Legislature

In Sydney on Tuesday the Assembly questioned Premier Lang about abolishing the Legislative Council. Lang denied plans to abolish the Upper House and said the government would reverse pre Christmas amendments in the bills. The government aims to pass the original form of the Bills with a slimmer majority.

Sydney Wien Bavin Lang In Logislativus Council

Railway extensions discussed by Adelaide committee

The Railways Standing Committee has finished its report on a Boulevay Venice to Willowie railway proposal and will present it to the Government. A next week study on the Callowle to Murase railway is planned. On January 26 the Hallways Steering Committee will visit Port Noarlunga to examine Nowr langa to Port Noarlunga or Itletl's Grove to Port Noarlunga routes. The committee will then travel to Yankaliski to inquire into extending the Willunga line to Yankilla.

Adelaine Tursday R Wilways Boulevay Venice Willowie Murase Stiemiing Conwuiter Port Noarlunga

Probation Officers Appointed Under Prisons Act

The first batch of probation officers under the Prisons Amendment Acts 1924-25 has been appointed by the Government. Officers will supervise released prisoners and report regularly to ensure supervision continues. Appointees cover Adelaide, Norwood, Unley, Port Pirie, Wallaroo, Wentworth, Port Adelaide, Prospect and other districts, including Rev J G Jenkin, Rev W Klekba, Canon T H Frewin, and Pastor T P Williamson, among others.

Adelaide Tursilay Linder de Reliffs Adelie Gaul Gaul Prison Reform Bureau Wells Thos Seymour Ft. M M.A Port Adelaide T. P. Willasan W. ©. Brooker Peospeet Bert Stephene Son

London bishop meets Lam beth Palace over vicars dispute

Lord Allenby praised as guest at the Town Hall while Bishop Barnes faces a rift with 15 vicars in Stemingham diocese who refuse to remove the Sacrament from the open church. Vicars have withdrawn from Federal Parliament House duties and formed their own group.

Reuter London Barnes Stemingham Lambeth Palace Melbourne Lord Allenby Lord Al-Janca Allenby Lady Allenby Upton al Birintas Palestine Susiqham Canterbury

Fatal bicycle collision in Adelaide causes death

Samuel James Clark aged 52 of North Parade Torrensville died at Adelaide hospital after being injured when he rode a bicycle into a motor lorry on Port Kilkenny row. The lorry driver’s identity is not known. The coroner is expected to conduct an inquiry.

Hanke Dennis Ranke Mins Hawke Lng Sydney Botany Mer Ming Tumke Ade Laide Adelaide Samuel James Clark North Parade Torrensville Kilkenny

Arrest Follows Quarrel on Zealandia Steamer

Last night a quarrel broke out between cooks and men aboard the steamer Zealandia. A shot was fired injuring cook Hoffman. This afternoon Willan Medaunatta, seaman aged 45, was arrested and charged with assaulting Hoffman with intent to do grievous bodily harm.

Melbounse Zealandia Willan Medauahtta John Furtin Hoffman

Mount Gregory Noises Reported Amid Smoke and Rain

Report from Rockhampton notes rumbling sounds and smoke on Mount Gregory. Locals claim two sections of rock dislodging during rainy conditions while tremors and falling stones accompany the weather, with observers noting a dry spell preceding the incident.

Sydney Rockhamptom Mount Gregory Momudaie

Henry Tacks Counsel in Murder Case Notes

Melbourne Tuesday. Mr. G. Maxwell defends Henry Tacke in the Criminal Court on a charge of murdering Rachael Currell.

Melbourne G. Maxwell H.H Henry Tacke Criminl J Rachael Currell

Adelaide ironworkers strike over federal award terms

About 60 ironworkers at A Simpson and Son Limited and Metere Ltd in Mile End refuse to resume work after a wage dispute under the Federal award. They seek adherence to an 11d per hour base rise and allied allowances, with a four hour notice and a 2 pm shutdown announced at Trades Hall after meetings.

Collaton_tareretary Akill Itad Trades Hall Metterstd Collaton A. Simpson and Son, Limited Alen Simpson Wul Bed Bee Gve

After the Floods Strain Towns and Unemployment Rises

Residents face widespread joblessness as flood damage halts commerce. Many homes and shops were destroyed or washed away, leaving refugees homeless. The Queen of Holland commends rescue teams for their swift, selfless aid to displaced citizens.

Holland

Solomontown Beach Bathing Shed Erection Delays

A large industrial logjam on the riverbank halted work on the Solomontown beach bathing shed Saturday afternoon. Youthful bathers swam across a temporary barrier while planks and poles were ferried to the site. Piles were driven in, the floor laid, and lights set, with work resuming each evening until completion.

Boomstown

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