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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
1
Technical health commission to review 4200 men
A chaotic report from Sydney details the technical health commission planning a comprehensive review of 4200 men. The panel aims to present a full inquiry within months, with interim findings to be shared as work progresses. The premier will oversee formal statements once terms are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hroken
Chapman -Cuairman
The
Technical Health Commission
Sydney
Jeavinls
Technical Uvullis Commission
Dssaeam
Comelusiutis
Rived
Lea
Hss
Chaguman
Sudhafhy
Jis Iai
Cost of living and wage impact discussed at Adelaide Prices Result Commission
In Adelaide a Prices Result Commission hearing examined how the basic wage might affect living costs. Witnesses from retailers and workers described high prices for soaps tea clothing and hats, ongoing stock levels and anticipated price adjustments, with warnings of profiteering and calls for careful monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Avidson
Aubratia
Oon
Tielok
Pask Six Nile Us
Aiou
Mlugubehiters Ani
Pavidson
Jhouse
Hic
Bina
Hic Commission
Uve
Hiv Commission
Oa.j. Graigie
ALD. Ghd J. Bowler, Ltd
Evisiohen
J. Ward
Fowe
South Australia
Federal Royal Pommuisdien
Teagniy
Piddington
K C
Ale Amssell Martin
Fh. Stephens
T. Stephone
Sun
Vemfort
Adeuble
Jame
Shannon
Won Mh Boys
Fis Ans Gibson's
Foster
Fisheries Prosecution Failure Description Emerges
A local fisheries case ends without prosecution as details of the dispute remain unclear. The report notes a failed attempt to bring charges and outlines the surrounding uncertainty about the event.
Two Salmon Point men hanged for illegal fishing near Pirie
Rich ard Henry Haycock and Edward Mal colm Zubraich were hanged at Pirie Police Court on charges of unlawfully taking salmon with a net without a license. The case featured conflicting testimony from Constable Sessile and witnesses, with defense claims of lawful activity and an absence of licenses. The judge gave the defendants the benefit of the doubt and the information was dismissed with no costs awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamontown
Richard Henry Haycock
Edward Malcolm Zubraich
Pirie
Bond
Warren
C. Scott
G. Afford
Sessile
Solumuotown Beach
Astireo
Drachea
Mr. Warren
Solomontown
Elhott
Belsawin
Davis
Mr. Warner
Lyd
Ted
Mr. Seeth
Bryant William Blundell
Sheries
Port Pirie
Defemiants
Sergeant Bond
Asheries
Warren Oon
Amord
Lp—Ty
Ee Serra
Seoll
Khaw Wie
Uae
Thuan
Tisherman
Tavis
Pam
Weedie
Zuprinich
Will bin
Mount Fergusin
Alleneta
Selmun
Huey
Jip
Lyon
Winess
Furtter
Wim
Malugg
Adelaide
Edward Malcolm Zubelaieh
George Davis
Indorer
Ing
Zubrinich
Met
Bonn
Constable Seasle
Solomonown
Holt IL
Allenet
Pirie West School Caning Triggers Parent Protests
Ample confirmation emerged of a Wednesday incident at Pirie West where two to three hundred boys from Grades 4 and 6 were caned after graffiti appeared on a wall. The headmaster threatened further punishment on Grades 7 and 8 before locating the culprit, who was not among punished students. Many irate parents reported the episode to the headmaster and the school committee is investigating, with no public assurances yet on safeguarding pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imelden
Pirie West School
Broken Hill Strike Talks at Firle with Union Leaders
Mesrs. G. Kerr president of the AMA and Mr. Flynn delegate arrived in Firle to discuss with Labor representatives the unloading of concentrates from Broken Hill mines. Kerr met Pirie Trades and Labor figures and hinted at mass meetings. arrangements for gatherings Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon were being planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesrs
G. Kerr
AMA
Broken Hill
Firle
Flynn
International Hotel
Kerr
Neweaalle
Messrs
Pound and Robinette
Pirie
Tradesend Labor Counc
Lot O'Malley
Workers’ Federation
Mr. Kerr
Allan
O'Maley
Flynt
A.W.U. O
Lacey
Aw.u
Crystal Brook
St. Robinette
House Reps Reject Inquiry on Broken Hill Mining
Melbourne notes the House of Representatives voting 34 to 15 against a motion to inquire into mining conditions at Broken Hill. Deputy statements praise from Chariton Watking and support from the Coal Miners Federation, while Foster and Sir Joseph Cook label the move as sham and unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Broken Hill
Chariton Watking
Coal Miners’ Federation
Tus
Foster
Joseph Cook
Ines
Inquiry in Sydney Adjourned Amid Detective Testimony
The inquiry before Mr Justice Ewing in Sydney was adjourned again after testimony. Detectives Ferguson and Robson linked to the JWW case and the LMW raid, while Surridge asserted a six year acquaintance with Scully though denying friendship. Judge Judd and Sergeant Pauling questioned witness truthfulness in the evolving proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
TWAW
Justice Ewing
Ferguson
J.W.W
Robson
Lm.w
Surridge
Scully
LWW
Judd
Pauling
Louis
Davis Goldstein
Gift to Port Pirie children from Rasheed donor
Mr M Rasheed handed a £50 cheque to Mr H Jackson to fund a children’s treat for ages one to thirteen in Port Pirie and within thirty miles. Gate money from events will support Port Pirie Hospital and local charities. This is Rasheed’s third notable gift this week to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rasheed
Yesteerday
H. Jackson
Port Pirie
Port Pirie Hospital
Saturday half-holiday push in Port Pirie meetings
A meeting at International Hall backed a Saturday half-holiday plan for Port Pirie. W H Neal elected chair. signatures pressed, electors only, with petitions to cover shop district boundaries and timing. Committees named to canvass sections. Crystal Brook support cited. movement urged clean, above-board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te International Can Ist Alent
Port Pirie
W. Hl. Neal
Opair
Drs Pimlois
Jackson
Messrs Fl
Withgerald
Filt Hed
Fretorica
Mill
Mp Hill
Crystal Brook
Pirie
Port Broughton
L. Loveland
E. L. Ldve
House of Assembly
Dyer
Morris
Neal
Love
O'Callaghan
Loveland
Stewart
Cornish
Pe Uuona
Mesers Hill
Fitzgerald
Turkiye AGAIWET TURKS Consolidation of Creek Army Position
Fragmentary report notes consolidation of a frontline position beyond a river line with an advance halted to permit assembling forces. Mentions Queensland Government, Golden Gtake unions, and funds for hospital provision amid the larger conflict context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souis
Alsene
Kelas
Bern
Fragmented musings on democracy and labor movement rhetoric
An OCR text fragment debates democratic ideals, labor and socialist tensions, and the Austral movement. It references social reconstruction, the Yeomanian and popular mind, consensus, and the challenge of achieving wide democratic reform. Names and clear facts are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comiman
Hig Huni
Webb
Striark Mall
Sydage
WMG
Hendun
Athens
Vitaly Linn
Market Report from Crystal Brook June Market Day
Crystal Brook Market recorded a well represented sale on June 25 with farmers and graziers present. Sheep yarding was useful and most sheep sold at satisfactory prices with hoggets easier and steers and cows achieving various prices including fat stock and prime yearlings, few steers in yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagot, Shakes and Lewis Ltd
Crystal
Brook
Wade
Rainfall totals show June exceptionally wet over period
Weather note reports June rain unusually heavy with three points on Tuesday night and four points for the month. Six months’ rainfall at Ute Pirie post office tallies 655 points with 89 wet days. The month’s figures include a lower balance and a reference to local crops and irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Pirie
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Eee
Silver Prince Syndicate
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Drake Au
Prests’ Limited
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Prest’s
Normal ST
L. Mitchell
Baer
Onstable
Haycock
Maycock
Hay
Zubnigtt
Wilntas
Hiescuck
Maycovk
Int
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Pirie School
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Trades and Labor Council
House OF Representatives
Lw.w. Inquiry
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MR. Ragheed
Rother
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Queensland
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Funde
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