01 Jul 1927
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
1
A West coast football figure seeks notoriety through a sensational stunt by consuming thirty six glasses of milk in one sitting. The stunt aims to draw attention to himself while others behind him live ordinary quiet lives, highlighting the urge for fame.
Melbourne reports talks among Isilay Peders and ministers led by Premier E J Hogan on a proposed migration push to Victoria. Plans outline development works and gas access to encourage movement, with assumptions that the Migration Commission will arrange advances under the scheme.
The Wi Secretary of the South Austen District Trained Nursing Society writes to Mr and Mrs Worren Warren thanking them for their support since the society’s inception in 1918. The note honors the late president Mr Worren and acknowledges ongoing care and gratitude for their generous help and loyalty to the organization and its work.
A recent arrival from Madang reports natives attacked a village in New Guinea. Several old men, women, and young natives were killed, their bodies heaped and burned in the violent act.
A sensational find at Moruya yields nine ounces 12 dwt of gold per ton of ore. The discovery by Deon Dwyere Greek is described as phenomenal, signaling a major breakthrough for the mining operation and local economy.
In Adelaide the criminal court adjourned for evidence on character and health as Malcolm Vincent was jailed for four years hard labor for assaulting a girl under 16 on April 3. Lolly Bawtell received eight months for involvement in the same incident. The judge condemned the conduct and noted the victim’s suffering, while one defendant was said not to be the principal actor.
Sydney Thureby Marine Court exonerates Captain Parry master of the steamer Riverina after it went ashore at Gabo. Court notes careful verification of position and swift actions to save all aboard.
Sydney Central Court heard charges of alleged misappropriation involving Balmain Rozelle Starrs Gawker Building Lore in December 1923. Dennis Seret testified a shortage of 20 000 pounds occurred over the last one to six years, with the sergeant noting not all may be attributable to the defendant. Aremong was granted a bill on July 12.
A historic sale notice lists a wide range of fabrics and garments with Jubilee prices. Items include 54 inch white twill sheeting, white flette, children's socks, cashmere hose, ladies tweed coats, knit frocks, hats, slippers, and various fabrics like window holland and dress tweeds. Prices shown as Jubilee and reduced figures, with garment sizes and limited stock.
Coroner opens inquiry into death of Martha Quin at Petersham on June 10. Norman Clyde MacPherson in custody faces a murder charge. Witnesses recount threats and a night of gunfire. MacPherson claims innocence or accidental shooting, while police say he confessed. Coroner returns verdict of murder and MacPherson is remanded for trial.
In the Conde Diamond theft trial in Paris Leon Aulfer is jailed ten years Emile Souter gets eight years and Mme Sehill five years with a £40 fine for Sehill The prosecutor urged 45 year total for Auffer and ate but one juror’s clemency due to service with the Fonsiga Legion saved leniency The Conde Diamond and other valuables were stolen the stone later found hidden in an apple
Paris report states Maurice Bay editor of Tuotion Peaneuise was arrested after police and authorities searched the newspaper offices tied to telephone switchboard activity. Seven youths questioned in connection with the matter as investigators probe operations.
Prime Minister Bruce receives a report from a committee on mechanical transport vehicles. The panel led by M H Gepp recommends standardizing new vehicle types, subsidising six wheeled designs, and using rapid, cheap vehicles to aid sparsely settled areas. A follow up committee is urged.
Reginald A. Tasker, 33, of Torrensville, died at 4.45 p.m. today from a 32 caliber bullet wound likely from a domestic quarrel. He was admitted Monday after suffering the injury. his condition improved briefly before fatal shock and nervous state. He leaves a wife and three children. A coroner’s inquest decision pending.
From 3. Ward and U6, Adulaive the following stock movements were received by A. A. Pearce and Co yesterday. Mt Lyell 20/8, Mt Morgan 12/ a, Amalgamation Zins 9/40 buyer 10/2 y, Broken Wil 25/9 b 26/ s, Hleukolytic Zuorpret 8 / bE 3276 i Mh Tou 25/ b, 25/5 mj Norn $0162 South St74 b, b1/6 ay. Corporation 44/40 pref 43/68, Zinc Corporation AW/1 By Ws pref 0, hj New Gunns Sold Gaartis, Searfe and Co. 13/3 by 18/6 43. Nestles 24/9 4 ISLBOURNE, Thursday, g's: Wilcox, Molilla 34/41 by IL ig pulimated that the State that 22/43, annual year ending today, will grow 1 custs of at least £ 950,000.
A largely atomized Port Pirie YMCA meeting bids farewell to Mr Juck Mayor and honors his service with speeches and tokens. E J Foord, Francia, Arnold, Hughes, Lawry, and others salute the departing secretary, presentation of certificates, and a staff of tributes from seniors and juniors. Adelaide market report follows with prices for dairy, poultry, cheese, honey, and pork products.
Quotations received from Austration Mines and Metals Association London show prices for copper, lead, zinc, tin, silver and other metals. Details include spot and forward rates, three month and next month shipments, with varied rises and falls across copper ingots, lead, zinc and tin.
A fragmented line hints at a breezy, musical scene with bells and bells like sounds, though the text is garbled. Names and exact actions are unclear, but the tone suggests a quirky, local page item about bells and a performer or event involving Billy May.
A motion picture actress died during a film scene when a stunt went wrong. The incident occurred on a Wednesday at the studio, as the villain actor advanced the plot and the assistant actress was knocked aside by a stray movement.
The Prime Minister, aiming to visit most states in five weeks, will spend days in South Australia and Western Australia to learn about group settlements. After Sydney meetings and Queensland travels, he plans to tour the middle west, visiting diverse regions and meeting officials. He will not return before mid August and hopes to include Tasmania.
An observer reports the Bristol machine touring Australia. The party left Darwin at 2.30, arrived Wyndham at 6.20 Darwin time, 4.40 Weet Australia time. The actual timing is unclear as notes mention a 4.40 hour gap and suggest Derby as the next target.
The Asting Vistorian states Melbourne within a five mile radius has reached a population of one million, making it the seventh city in the British Empire and the 93rd globally to achieve this milestone.
Mrs Mary Hunt aged 49 of Thomas Street Adelaide was admitted to Adelaide Hospital with poisoning and died at 1 50 pm after swallowing rat poison to relieve ginger pain. Authorities indicate the act was accidental and linked to illness.
Sydney harbor authorities dispute Dr Gradfeld’s plan for a Marti Place extension to York Street with a proposed £800,000 cost. An alternative to widen York Street at £400,000 is floated to fund the new harbor bridge, pending completion.
Anthony Williams aged 50 a laborer at Mr Thomas Ryan Burnside was found dead in bed this morning after not appearing. Death attributed to heart failure with believed British origin and alleged 6 relations in this state.
A Goodyear plant celebration reports the world record breaking output with a 100 million tire milestone reached on a goodyear production line. John Briechl, veteran tire builder, oversees the final inspection as the 92 x 6.75 balloon tire is completed and turned on the conveyor. The event underscores decades of tire making since 1902 and notes earlier tire types not counted in the total. The ceremony features company officials, photographers, and freight concerns as part of the plant showcase.
The Silent Lover starring Milton Mills opens at the Alhambra Theatre tonight. Carey Wilson adapted from Lajos Biro. tale centers on Foreign Legion skirmishes near the Sahara and marauding tribes. Fred Thomson as a brave scout faces peril amid romantic intrigue and Sahara adventure.
Cooee Theatre presents W G Fields supported by Alice Joyce and Buddy Rogers in So's Your Uncle Man at Lovee Theatre tonight. Amusing scenes rely on Fields' comedic timing as audiences enjoy a second Parmouny picture with the clever farce. The Love Theils features a replica metropolitan apartment house built for a Universal City production.
The versatile Billy Maloney wowed audiences at the Coosa Theatre with a popular Australian style act. A weekly event features a Billy Maloney competition with three prizes for the best impersonators of the comedian in the Red Robin segment, promising a lively second round.
Twenty two horses remained in the Grand National Hurdle today after several entrants withdrew. Rosiel, Pildin, Grosvenor, Eas, and Alan were listed among the notable names still set to race.
Amid dense fog and low clouds reported en route Atlantic, radio contact with Commander Byrd’s expedition has been received. The message notes a position and progress from the start point, with the vessel America reportedly to cue Ireland as noon approaches New York time.
A preview of the Memorial Owi match between Plile and Yorkes Peninsula teams outlines expected position changes. Key players Leakey Th Lane Wade Kearns and Laurie feature in line shift discussions with Ned Lis captaining and E A Kearns as assistant.
The Sorkers Peis prepare for Saturday's match with most key players on the oval for training. N Elly is captain with M A Kearney as vice captain Bert MacLean to lead the Paalasuty-teun drawn from Wallaroo Mooola Turks Paako ville and others. Massdemeanor accusations from last Saturday will be heard at tonight's association meeting.
The well known sportsman Mr O Brunton died today at his Toorak home after illness. He led a prominent life in local circles and was connected with the town’s sporting scene. The report notes his long involvement with community activities and business ties, reflecting on his contributions and passing.
Mr. Price announced Port Pirie will reconstruct the Federal Wharf, expanding to 680 feet with a deepened 24 foot harbor and straight section along the curve. About 30 workers will be employed, with priority on 1000s of laborers available. the project aims for a quickest possible completion and safer, larger ore storage facilities.
In Melbourne on Thursday at Karasiek the Russian wrestler Melbourne faced a notable match night. The event drew attention as spectators witnessed a dramatic struggle ending with a record before a cheering crowd, marking a tense moment in the local sports scene.
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