05 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
1
Mayor Dr Goode announced a nationwide Thanksgiving marked by a special service at a playground. The Acting Prime Minister advised a 3:30 pm prologue and a national anthem, with churches and civic groups coordinating events and children's parades.
The copper market in London remains speculative as officials discuss government involvement and overseas demand. Australian producers Wallaron and Moonta face uncertain reopening prospects while a wartime conference considers the copper industry's future and related costs.
Out of Bounds from Constantinople dated June 24 reports a Greek battalion ambushed and badly cut up, with retreat by Turkish forces in the Bayrama region. It says the four traits for Greek occupation are removed and Greek occupancy is limited to the Sandjak of Smyrna, Kazz, and Alvall.
Fragmented report describes the British railway workers union dispute with government mediation. Key figures including Mr Lodge and Mr Bright discuss the role of the Government Workers Tribunal and an impending Industrial Arbitration Court decision amid wage concerns and union pressure.
An OCR reading recalls chaotic exchanges between Russian and Allied forces and German troops. It notes a raid near Lila and a German interception, with mentions of missing, captured, and escaped individuals during the retreat and pursuit actions.
Bargain sale on fashionable millinery with reduced prices. Velvet hats and stylish pull-on hats offered at low sale prices. Limited stock on velvet hats and black lisle hats with marked discounts.
A distorted report from Helsingin style presses details alleged Bolshevik terror in Petrograd with claims of pitiless acts against civilians. The piece cites unnamed observers and criticizes the regime while reflecting wartime censorship and fear.
A heated House of Commons debate centered on abuse accusations against representatives. Speakers amid interruptions questioned government actions, with Considine labeled as referencing a “gang of thieves.” The session closed after orders were restored and Mahony faced suspension amid contention.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at amusements and performances with references to characters and brands, but content is garbled and unreadable in large portions. It mentions a public display and a possible event listing but lacks coherent details.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear names and events but hints at a dispute over arbitration. Mentions totals of members and a secretary of trades and labor unions. No clear dates or locations emerge from readable text. The passage references discussions and refusals without decisive outcomes.
A garbled note from organizers discusses carpenters returning to a broken isle amid disputes. The message references plans, protests, and an agreement reportedly reached under pressure.
Fragmentary notes indicate arrangements for Pirie concentrates to be loaded by T and T. The text mentions a Thursday event and assigns men to a group at Avi Time with unclear roles. Other names appear scrambled or garbled, hindering full identification.
A garbled notice lists personnel moves including Christophar Beny leaving Mr. Charlesworth’s Solomantown school for Port Pirie and Denis transferring four Pentieglod to Solomantown. It mentions Mrs. Charleswork rehiring, A. flophas contesting, and Alton’s promotion replacing Sub-Lospectat in Kadina to Paterborough.
A report from London outlines a compulsory conference over seaman strikes. Uncertainty grows as shipping delays affect business, with calls for government action and a guaranteed wage arrangement and maintenance of dispatch.
The text describes memorial plans by the Soldiers Association and a committee meeting to prepare for Soldiers Memorial Day. It mentions the Soldiers Fund, endorsed civic support, and a call for community involvement. A remedy advertisement and general health advice are included among the fragments.
The London House of Commons heard an appeal for lasting peace with pledges of guarantees and a council to avert new wars. The Premier urged cooperation, voiced fears of renewed conflict, and stressed the need for collective security and disarmament to secure a safer world.
A town ceremony led by Mayor Lor AD presides with town ministers. Addresses by Le Recs JS Moyes and Banton Nowe. Expulsion Band to provide music and choir to sing. Children from local schools to assemble near the Pavilion for the event.
A garbled clipping describes cable news between vague dates and titles. It mentions opinions from a person nicknamed Flench and references special permission and a reward.
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