Revolt in Ireland Reported Amid Railway Attacks
London dispatch reports Irish unrest with executions in Waterford and Kerry, noting damaged bridges and railway depredations. The National Union of Railwaymen and Clerks condemns violence while defending workers duties and signaling potential nationwide railway campaign actions.
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London
Thurstay
National Union of Railwaymen and Clerks
Kerry
Tion
Ruly Whiely
County
Mayo
Athy
Kildare
Undertow Rescues Two From Dangerous Surf
Two people were pulled from treacherous surf near Sydney as rescuers responded to a coast guard alert. A 47 year old woman and a man were saved, while a third person was rescued from the shore with medical attention.
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Sydney
Friaap
Toegis Lesle Hollian
Bers Moranny
Imuriow
Vaile
Aes
Ewin
Foundation Day Holiday Arrangements Note Observed
Foundation Day will be observed as a public holiday on Monday with closures and special hours. Post offices and banks may limit services while some shops open. marine excursions listed as options and a weathered note about a cinema schedule appears.
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Alig
der Deltoy
Bdotaide Tein
Bulcher
Oper
Germicia
Inter State Cricket Match Report From Sydney
Sydney reports a muddled scoreline as New South Wales and Victoria secure a cricket maton in overcast weather. Key bowlers Kellaway Woodhull and Ransford contribute for the victors, while Spencer, Mayne, and Mailey lead the opposition with notable dismissals and runs.
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Sydney
Petley
New South Wales
Victoria
Mayne
Ryder
Labor Problems in Melbourne Union Feud
Fragmentary report from Melbourne about Amalgamated Carpenters Union disputes over a 4 hours week and work majority rules. Text hints at resistance to non member duties and wage talks. unclear dates or names due to OCR damage.
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Melbourne
Priday
Joeetyar
Carpenters
Otter
Rev Gowans in danger at the beach rescue incident
Ros Andrew Gowans of Urraroo and a visitor from Pirie Beotist Ciucott went swimming at Noarlunga. He became distressed in strong water. His father Mextnieh Gowans dived in to rescue him and was saved. Nurza Stanford and Dr Hoss assisted and aided the rescue effort.
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Andrew Gowans
Urraroo
Colmety
Ciucott
Noarlunga
Mia
Nurza Stanford
Hoss
Gawans
Balnnday MBghE Weather Notice Delayed by Error
Torn fragment shows a weather notice for Balnnday MBghE at Cove with schedule errors. The item mentions Tuesday and Wednesday readings around 2280 but unreadable details. Incomplete text limits precise entities and dates.
New Railway Chief Visits Pirie To Hear Citizens
The Chief Commissioner and party met Pirie residents and MPs at Ellen Street Institute supper room to discuss faster rail services. They urged restoring the Adelaide express, improved freight handling, and better cross-town traffic with emphasis on Solomontown yards, station moves, and freight rates for perishables.
Commissioner Reserve Judgment on Truck Shortage Inquiry
Commissioner Webb stated he could not provide a reply yet and a definite answer would come after investigation. He noted the need for time and planned to inform daily as findings develop, while addressing Mr Lacey’s complaint of truck shoreage and explaining no shortage exists in department terms. He cited Broken Hill Om and Wedallsday as factors and suggested Pirie send a deputation to Broken Hill to learn the system in use.
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Emat
J.C. Wuergergla
Wrodieca
Richard Butler
Pirie
Lnmoka
Len
Crystal Brook
Pinto
Wandearat
Webb
Lacey
Broken Hill
Thane
Mayor hosts visitors and speech by Trimediately
The mayor entertains a deputation of councillors and citizens at the palace. The Chief Commissioner remarks on Australia’s progress and Port Pirie’s importance to South Australian railways, emphasizing ongoing visits and developing ties with Parliament and the United States.
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Toe Palace
Australia
United States
Port Pins
Port Pirie
South Australia
Dluy
East Conference Delegates prepare treaty explanation this week
Turis fecide te slau treaty heads of delegations to Tetum 40 Laue for signature. A letter will be sent to the League of Nations today regarding Moot. The council of the Lesgie may place the question before next week. A commission of investigation may be sent to Mosul.
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League of Nations
Counnell
Counill
Mosul
Reuter
Indians In East Africa At Nairobi Report
Nairobi dispatch notes growing agitation among Europeans in East Africa resisting any European political claims. Meetings in country districts pledge resistance as a central committee mobilizes Nairobi Europeans with district leaders for concerted action if needed.
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Natrobi
Indiate
Africa
Reuter
South African Union seeks imperial review on dairy policy
In Cape Town Thursday the Legislative Assembly debated representation to the Imperial Government on the South African Union's import policy. Symprlt stated the Union seeks favorable conditions similar to Canada and urged an early review of the matter by the Imperial Government, noting assurances of effort to advance the issue.
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Capetown
Cape Province
Legislative “Assembly
Tonday Bip Thos
Timber theft case nets two in Melbourne shop yard
Detectives Mulfotiay and Ly Leo visited a North Melbourne property where timber was found stacked in a yard. George Edwards, a 40 year old boatbuilder, and Suavue were implicated in stealing timber from Tas, Moore and Sons Pty Ltd. Authorities recovered timber at a furniture factory and yard, with collusion alleged between Edwards and Suavue during a dinner break.
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Melbourne
Britey
James Midra
Mulfotiay
Ly Leo
North Melbollie
George Edwalls
Tober Yookur
Moore and Sons
Ald
Suavue
Tas
Ruhr Occupation and Allied Plans Reported
A Yorks-era dispatch notes Sir Thomas Allen comments on Allied and German moves in Europe. He cites American forces to be replaced by British troops and discusses occupation strategies, with reports of youths volunteering in Germany and Polish veterans conscripted for service under French direction. Reuter coverage mentions survey of postwar arrangements and troop deployments.
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Americus
Tomas * Allen
Thomas Allen Ie Homeardahee
Perlin
Tymrsoey
Naws
Avcondine
Warsaw
Polh War Ministry
Reuter
Disorder at Mainz After German Industrialists Trial
London report describes disorders at Mainz following the trial of German industrialists. A crowd of about 4000 overturned a tram, burned French newspapers, and attacked civilians and soldiers. Injuries and arrests occurred as police and troops patrolled all night. General Marschall issued a proclamation declaring control of German police and ordering troops to quell further disorder. Also noted is a Paris report that coal shipments to Germany will stop after tomorrow.
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London
Tuursiay
Mayeops
Paris
Marschall
Treteb Commanvigt
Mayence
Aut
Teva Ccm
Reuter
Germany
Ganeril Weye
Warning to France Hints at Roolmtanoo in Berlin Speech
German Minister of Finance Herr Vermes told the Reichstag that Berlin will use every means to counter France's policy of violence. He argued repatriation and blockades are tools of France and set the budget between 4,400 and 4,600 milliards in taxes.
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Roolmtanoo
Berlin
France
Herr Hermes
Reuter
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Tae
Waterford
Saat We Moloe
Union Pubilehes
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Aukeimpery
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Stayne
Kellaway
Woodhull
Old Bell
Scott
Ryiler
Mailey Co
Manortney
Ransford
Andrews
S. Sundries
Mswartney
Amdre
Newdry
Hissley
Kelleway
Rev
A. Gowans
ASTO
Haberdashery
Theseus
Sanders
Daijlag
EK Crate Inc
Preste
Yai R
Port Pirie and
Booleroo Centre
Asmeb
O'Cloce
Smeiterz
Ellen pStreat
A.g. “Fitzgerald
Mila
Lionel Mill
G. A. Betokplll
Adelaide
Hamlay Brideo
Taswold
Feres
Spaskar
Mirela
Amd
Hay
Solomontown Meads
Solomontown
Tarec-Ohemoad
Fig
Tein
Tin
Campbell
Speamins Po
Wa Pirie
Hai
Brie
Graum
Schelans
Gryatal Brook
Wernartown
Fee
Blue
Rollins
Hosala
Mos
Oareoes
Trevarriak
Cambridge
Piris
Railways Department
Gardena
T. A
Taylor Brougne
Tiisaas Dor
Josses
Eilerstroee
Gare
Ennoyancn
Bienstrest
Harbors Hoon
Corporation
Jann
Koesex
Trimalis
Warren
Pane
Ashing Indust
Oases
Melbourne Express
Hanog
vBlue
Department
Metropolitan Gstacey Bisst Netura
Segond
Issioner
Britain
Ruhr
Treape
Poland
Coney Island
Rasuie
Aa Haleelo
Goararteal
Papile
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