Treaty of Peace Extradition of the Kaiser
A Paris meeting of ambassadors from Great Britain Italy Japan and the United States discussed the extradition of the Kaiser. Experts would study the case and prepare a reply to Holland.
31 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1920
Page
1
A Paris meeting of ambassadors from Great Britain Italy Japan and the United States discussed the extradition of the Kaiser. Experts would study the case and prepare a reply to Holland.
In Adelaide on Friday, Thomas McMahon reports that Hurman Gustav Petterson, a 2% vis warer, was charged with murder at Port Adelaide regarding an incident on January 2s. Sub-inspector Fraser indicated the proceeding would be adjourned, with a remand ordered for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
An old time advertisement lists numerous gun and ammunition offerings with special prices and quantity discounts. References include 12 gauge, 20 gauge, and 410 shotgun shells, revolvers, rifles, and brands like Remington and Winchester. The ad emphasizes low prices across many item lines and bulk quantities.
A deputation pressed the Viceroy to uphold Muslim holy sites in India and maintain loyalty to the British government. The Viceroy’s reply warned against religious favoritism and warned India’s sovereignty. The incident sparked debate over Hindu Muslim harmony and the guardianship of sacred places.
Reuters reporting from Bombay notes a tense labor dispute as tribesmen, workers, and British authorities clash over promises, with strikes affecting key sectors. The government faces growing pressure as smaller towns and services mobilize while a mass layoff threat looms.
A historical note outlines the career of Mr Slee at the Barrier Proprietary Mine. Born in Sydney, he trained as an engineer and began with the company in Melbourne before rising to underground manager by 1904. He served until 1943, then moved to another works, later returning as manager after a long absence.
Fragmented report outlines hospital board discussions on governance and standing committees. It cites Driday Eabromiists of the AMA and Mr. WT Kelly urging medical staff reforms, with recommendations for March board actions and patient care standards.
Amusements lists for Goose Theatre show a Wight Mets tie hero and other acts including The Virtuous Thee and Mesivou outlaw. The Playground Pasian opens Monday with films Murzuerile Glare and armel Myers, plus special music. The Teom offers Ghost Dance and classical pieces. Weather permitting, St Maré's Band visits Blue Beach next Wednesday. limited tool drinks and sandwiches sold at Band stall. advance band-trolley tickets advised.
A terse report states Czech forces surrender at Koltghak after internal leadership rift. The action follows failed mediation and escalating pressure as authorities seek to restore order and prevent further casualties.
London dispatch reports Bolshevists seize Nikolski as Admiral Kolishak surrenders, with allegations of German and Czech actions shaping the crisis. Japanese and Czech exchanges surface over custody of Kolishak, while Bolshevik advances push through central regions and threaten Allied positions.
Representatives from UF Ute High School and the Technical School spoke at a meeting chaired by President Symonds. The aim was to discuss distributing prize medals to students and presenting awards at Port Pitie of Te Witydier af huucatios, with committees authorized to arrange functions and a joint program to be prepared by Edwards High School and AGF Heseltive Ufechnical Seuoal.
Adelaide Friday court records show Charles Molfs charged with unlawfully wounding his wife Vera Pets Holle on December 22 after an argument at their Bra in l home. The case noted the couple wed in September and the wife’s mother lives on Wakefield Street. Trial adjourned as proceedings continued.
A document dated January 24 indicating the long-awaited reply from the dugo-Sleys to the Allied Council’s ultimatum has arrived. It is understood to refuse the proposals while offering a compromise on the dinner noted by President Wilson.
The report covers a heated exchange on coal supplies and shipping risks in Parliament. MP Paynton disputes claims about the Iron Monarch and harbor conditions at Port Pirie, Newcastle, and Whyalla, noting misinformation and urging action to prevent shortages and unemployment in Port Pirie and broader industry.
In Pirie readers discussed in The Recorder yesterday, faulting MP Sir A Poynton for neglecting Port Pirie and the Division of Grey. The general view urged decisive action to show he represents Grey while denying that Pirie should receive special favors from a minister.
A special meeting of Port Bis branch Waterside Workers' Federation members is set for 1 o'clock tomorrow morning. Discussion will cover proposed wage terms from the Adelaide conference. Only eight men were loading ships yesterday with a few more at various wharf jobs, and more work is expected Monday. Building Trades Union notes a Tuesday evening meeting for officer elections with a representative officer to be appointed if attendance allows.
An inquest into the death of a man identified as Moser heard testimony about a Sunday evening in which a shooting occurred at Rasheed's house. Witnesses described around 7:40 pm events in the dining room, an open door, and later Rasheed's son being killed, with the coroner and detectives proceeding to adjournment as the case continued into February.
In Paisley on a Thursday session, Asquith spoke on constitutional and electoral reform urging a second chamber and a flexible system. He called for a broader pool of distinguished public figures to advise on imperial questions and dominion matters.
Sontine accommoiation provided. Gotdie Wolmes, Conductor.
Report of a Somali mutineer who killed a commander and fled to the Haliin territory with a Lewis gun and 2000 rounds. Mention of Malian government awareness and details about Prosperous Institute finances and library holdings including 9896 total items and 2302 periodicals purchased.
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