27 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
1
A fragmented notice column describes aviation exhibit actions and a display of aircraft, with references to Jamestown, a covered van, and an incident where a pilot goes off course to Crystal Boone. The text is garbled but implies a display and travel notes involving aircraft and people.
Unclear OCR text reports an unexpected incident near Crystal Brook with a notable arrival and unusual noises. Captain Suter responded, witnesses gathered, and authorities began joint inquiries. Further details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary notice describes sales of enslaved people in Mel bowne during a six month period. It cites delivery charges, price differences, and a 400 percent condition claim, with about twenty captives involved and a closing note on value and disputes.
Brief note indicates plans for peage treaty preparations and forthcoming Elemott operations. No further details available.
London dispatch reports the Daily Mail claiming a supreme war council orders British troops to the Caucasus. About 290,000 soldiers are expected to be sent, with a newly formed Allied state network in Asia as a possible aim.
London police report a surge of burglaries in rural towns during the week ending Thursday. Intruders reportedly forced entry, stealing family valuables and bonds. Authorities note no arrests yet as discussions consider tougher penalties and possible mineral-related store policy changes.
A Bangkok correspondent reports a policy to exclude enemy aliens from Siam for three years. An exception is allowed for those with a valid permit on special grounds, with the process described as limited and carefully controlled.
France names Pant Deschanel as its new president and leading diplomat. The veteran observer of foreign affairs, noted for travel, social dinners, and balancing relations with great powers, is praised for a cautious yet capable approach to governance and reform.
London dispatch reports the railway line from Basra to Baghdad crossing Mesopotamia is completed amid weather and storm delays. A steamer voyage interruption caused by a disabled vessel affected service, with port returns underway and transit resumed after stoppage.
A fragmented review details theater and film offerings, praising romance and drama while noting management hurdles. It mentions Burlo Caruso in a leading role and a tragic mood, with critique of stagecraft and the appeal of melodramatic scenes. The Playground Pictures unit suspends exhibitions due to film supply issues.
The article reports a large rise in telephone traffic and the costly delays caused by an overloaded trunk line between Sydney and Melbourne. Businessmen complain that the idle waiting time wastes hours and funds, while authorities assess the need for a re routed or extended link and examine costs of a Sydney Melbourne trunk extension.
A London meeting of wool operatives debated government plans to nationalize the industry. The resolution urged appointing a government commission to inquire into wool production and control. The report notes partial disclosures but indicates broad support for state involvement.
A chaotic account describes a rare labor clash at a produce depot with the AL and Meat Industry unions. Workers threaten walkout amid seniority disputes and management pressure, fueling a tense standoff as council members weigh actions and possible resolutions.
Hospital committee plans a carnival sale with stalls offering useful goods refreshments and ice creams to raise funds. Volunteers are urged to notify the secretary and supply whales or farms to help. A continental meal and a big rain event are promised as part of the effort. The musical committee is arranging vocal and instrumental items for the program.
In Melbourne a lightweight bout ended with a points decision as Glais Jordan defeated Mark Greeson. The event also featured Australian welterweights and other local matchups with Micky King facing Eddie Fingard in a titled contest.
The report describes a dramatic race where a female rider, named as a fierce rider, battles through a dangerous section. Pinned by dust and noise, she stays driven as the crowd yells support. The moment ends with a fall and uncertain outcome.
A garbled early 20th century note touts an extravagant revue starring MABEL NORMAND. The piece promises a lavish event with dramatic acts and a staged spectacle priced at £100,090, described as the most ambitious show of its kind, highlighting novelty, spectacle, and star appeal.
Fragments show a clearance sale on drapery and clothing with wide ranges. Items include longcloth 36in, muslin, cambric, white pin stripe fabrics, various bale prices, wash blouses, kids boots, children's dresses, white frocks, boys scout hats, and hats in multiple sizes, all on sale with reduced prices and half prices where noted.
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