30 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1923
Page
1
A cautious correspondent notes shippers would welcome any reduction if the action by the Commonwealth Line is beneficial. The piece hints at uncertainty about the impact and its effect on interests, signaling awaited clarity.
The Association of British Chambers of Commerce resolves to urge speedy action on imperial measures. It plans to press the Postmaster General and the Colonial Secretary to discuss the matter with overseas governments to expedite the imperial imateless claim.
At the Army Rifle Association meeting Aire Chairman outlined the Knees Medal contest to be held in 1928. The event will test marksmen across Britain India and the Dominions with six medals awarded to victors in Britain India South Africa Australia and New Zealand. The competition aims to reduce regional disparities in judging the medal.
Local report describes a Saturday night smash between SPRAIN and GAR at Cooker, delivering a thrilling, realistic collision moment. Witnesses report tense moments, with care teams responding quickly and fans reacting to the unexpected incident.
London dispatch reports that Southwest Ireland may be cut off from Dublin as defenses and communications are disrupted. Reuter notes a spate of armed crime, a guard detachment destroyed, and a public enlistment drive prompting many young men to sign up as the Free State raises forces.
UnclearOCR report notes rapid development of a reorganized Free State army under General McSweeney. Mentions two men executed at Maryborough Prison and a morning incident involving revolvers. Details are fragmentary and sources are damaged.
Railway workers found tires on the wp line between May and Grats Todl sheals near Richmond before any tram traffic. An apparent sabotage attempt was detected as authorities investigated the incident.
Fragmentary text notes events at the Seasants Center with references to Gide and the Rus, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The brief mentions the Near East Conference Sundsy and a possible picture element.
Lord Curzon condemned the Gallipoli losses noting soldiers came from Australia New Zealand and distant shores to defend honor. He urged Turkey to recognize their sacrifice and honor the dead while Ismael Pasha expressed reverence for all who fell and acknowledged the strategic cost of the campaign. The Wear East Conference faced deep divisions on key issues with Allies and Turks at odds over maritime claims and Turkish gold return.
Fragmented dispatches report rising alarm in Constantinople as Britain plans evacua tion of soldiers and Allies assess Turkish and Greek outpost positions. Ismet Pasa's proclamations loom while Turkish reform talks and female emancipation debates draw global attention.
A transcription of race results lists horses, jockeys, and times for multiple events including a five furlong sprint and a one mile handicap. It notes finishes by lengths, margins, and dividends in pounds for each race with detailed entries such as Sirests and Platolano among the field.
Jselbourne reports Maiden Plate outcomes with Penshurst and Newport Welter results. Names like Hamish Ming and Qunadorab appear in race notes. Foundation Day Cup and Hearts are mentioned amid betting and racing chatter.
Readers are informed of a lively racing meeting with large attendance. Details cover multiple handicaps including hurdles and flat races, with contenders such as Lord Traquair Portiaform Gallant Knight and Kobandilla. The report notes race times, dividends, and a steward’s action regarding an entrant’s opening clearance.
A Reuters summary reports a British Empire policy debate on using local and imperial labor in tender awards. The document notes a 75 percent threshold for acceptance and criticizes foreign leaders or noncompliant bidders.
A London dispatch reports that Kaiser Wilhelm II's second marriage is seen as a failure. Beisor’s widow remains estranged from their children who cut support and tightened expenses. The ex-Crown Prince reportedly arrived at Doorn to join celebrations for his brother’s birthday.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Melbourne incident with unclear names and actions. The text mentions bans, a person named Loy Fyrek, and a severe injury to the back, but many words are garbled. The readable items suggest a court or police context with limited concrete details.
Fragmented racing report lists dividends and stakes for multiple horses including Newcotel, Alicorn Star, and Saint Briar with Payable amounts, dates like 5/3 and 15/3, plus remarks on a front-running Cather and a dead heat at Pull Glass and Hagan Ang. Time records and other stream details appear amid disjointed OCR.
Bowling figures feature Macsyiney 4 for 28 An drews 4 for 21 Hendry 0 for 25 Marley F483 Scot 1 for 3 Kelleway 4 for 64 Bowling Keating 0 for 66 Wal ane 3 for 105 Liddleuti 4 for 96 Hartknot 4 for 168 Ryder 3 for 403 Bansford 4 for 23.
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