13 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1931
Page
1
In Aberdare Mines a settlement is reported with resolution of a dispute. A worker reinstatement follows a dismissal linked to the ongoing industrial matter. Work is expected to resume on Monday as authorities confirm the restoration of the employee.
The Argosy team led by Wheatland faced Pirie in a fast paced hockey match. Waves of attacks and strong defense defined the tense game with Yeatman and Kitson among standouts for Argosy while Pirie pressed hard, but Argosy's back line held firm as the action built to a dramatic finish.
London reports unrest as Beltish musicians petition the monarchy for office changes amid plans to engage the Jorelésy orchestra. Distress and unemployment rise among British musicians while naval modernization costs surge. The Chemical War Research Department graft inquiry is noted.
A violent incident in Sydney ends with the death of William Cargo after a confrontation at a shop. Two men were involved. one was arrested while the other fled. A double barreled firearm was used, and police recovered the body with a head wound described as shot. Officers seized several hundred pounds of seeds ready for removal from the scene.
Manila reports awaiting word on Captain Chighester’s Australia to Fiji to Canada flight route via Asia. The air voyage is delayed amid reports he may be en route through Australia, Fiji, Canada, and the Pacific Islands. A warm welcome was planned, but earlier word suggested a possible mishap during the journey.
The British cruisers Dorsetshire and Norfolk concluded their week in Kiel amid mutual greetings. They played Auld Lang Syne and Deutschland Uhren as they moved by the harbor while German ships responded with attention.
A week of severe wheat price drops and widespread selling grips markets. President and Congress debate steps, with calls to remove government from market interference. Kansas oil fields pause as 22 000 wells shut down, 34 000 workers laid off, while Berlin sees the mark fall to new lows.
A sensational spree hits Reno and Tinseltown as high society breakups unfold. Notable names include Ralph Madjeski ending a 46 year marriage and other divorces ripple through physicians and entertainers, while a Hollywood director faces volatile public attention amid chaotic social scenes.
The report covers stage progress in the Tour de France with riders Opperman and Loti leading the pack and close competition from others like Mogne and Pelisson. It notes times, gaps, and looming tests ahead toward Perpignan and better stages.
Australian cyclists Nicholson and Thomas, after withdrawing from a Toul de Prince event, are returning to Melbourne England. They will leave for Bendigo July 4 and spend a few weeks in England before resuming homespun duties.
The King and Queen visited Glasgow on Friday amid a large royal welcome. They traveled from Central Station to Belford by steamer and inspected the new docks completed at a cost about 2,000,000 pounds. The King praised Glasgow’s courage in development and noted shipping tonnage had doubled since his first visit. He forecast future rewards for those shaping the nation and spoke of closer ties with South America.
Washington outlines an immediate Reichsbank loan of 60 million pounds with one third from the Federal Reserve Bank and the rest from British and likely French banks. Hugh Gibson to observe at a Britain led experts conference while Secretary Stimson heads to Paris to confer with Secretary Mellon on a proposed moratorium with France.
Berlin report says Dryluter president of the Reichsbank rejects credit inflation and withdraws 24.5 million marks, double yesterday. He plans strict restrictions after briefing Chancellor Bruening, tours London and Paris, and will fly to Basel to press international bankers for a solution. Nazi leaders Birening Von Bitler and Hindenburg loom. fear of extremist rule grows as capital flees Germany. France may back Britain and U.S. if Germany proves it can restore confidence and halt mark depreciation.
Sean Russell Michael Price faced charges of aiding in forming an illegal military force. Detectives found a hidden chamber behind a dummy mirror with 183 military training books and large quantities of Republican literature. The jury returned a verdict not fully, prompting the judge to remark on jury lack of required reasons. Several prospective witnesses were ordered to stand down as they shared the defendant's views.
Flight crews searched the country between Maru fan and Wingivas Valley for the missing Southern Cloud reported seen near Nevis but yielded no trace.
Channel swim aspirants include Miss Copprleston JeaRIVeg and Misses Posgy Dur om Bisic West and June Sremah. Names tied to New Zealand swimmers Nayax and Wved Aste listed among entrants in a local preview.
Only eight persons, including Oaks aged 40,000,000, have been prosecuted for refusing census returns. Investigations found two complaints of improper disclosure groundless.
A New York reader enjoys a practice mixing astrology, crystal gazing, and card reading. The session focuses on posture cues and personal energy, offering a playful glimpse of fringe wellness in the city.
A vast London demonstration backs armament cuts and a world disarmament conference. Ramsay MacDonald and Lloyd George planned speeches with Sir William Robertson presiding at the Albert Hall open air rally, broadcast plans noted, with allied events in Leeds and Hull. A separate sports update mentions Notts and injuries to players Staples Gunn and Carr.
A massive London rally marched along the Thames Embankment to Hyde Park led by Sir William Robertson. Ramsay MacDonald Lloyd George and Baldwin urged swift Geneva disarmament and warned that renewed armament could end civilization.
Jamestown Sunday draw lists the morning events for the Jamestown Hampton meets. Pairings include Cliss Stake and Glass Stake with Queen and Gentye, plus entries such as Cloud Lar, Yellow Chip, Remarkable, and byes. Additional dogs named include Serene, Opera, and others in the billed card.
Melbourne reports 43 steamers totaling 104,873 tons operate with few prospects for revival in interstate trade. Seven ships have left Commonwealth waters for Europe and Japan since year start. List includes Hebbarn Woolgaruz Kooringa Stilline Komurg Urilla and Chillagee. Passenger steamers idle two thousand tons of oil held and will re-engage after winter season.
Fragmentary notes describe a Poseidon submarine incident where sailors escaped using a Davis escape apparatus. Reports mention the vessel sinking after a collision near Wales, with survivors aided by emergency equipment and authorities in the Commons hearing discussion of the device and its effectiveness.
A fragment reports the Russian icebreaker Amatyiein will depart Franz Josef Land on July 18 for an Arctic expedition. It mentions General Nobite, Amundsen’s party, and passengers including Emma Dresser and Warner, detailing plans for a 1928 high Arctic voyage.
The Australian boxer Carroll defeats Sundren in a low action Sydney Stadium fight. The round 109 106 scoreline shows Carroll ahead, while Sundren’s performance is dampened by a dull pace and frequent clinches. Spectators noted limited excitement despite Carroll’s edge.
Mr Hill delivered the federal treasurer's statement on expected budget figures. The speech warned that new taxation proposals would increase state difficulties, especially by reducing exemptions for income and affecting Australian revenue.
General reception reports leaders Meg Lyons and Nic Lapham praising a Canberra policy conference. Proposals on commonwealth security and economic measures gain mixed support as Prof. Hopland notes Australia aims for prosperity while critics worry over tax and exchange impacts.
In Oslo on Saturday King Heykon signed a formal mediation signaling Norway will press for rest in a Danish Norwegian treaty. Negotiations have been broken off amid tensions over the union and parliamentary alignment.
New cylinders arrive for the submarine Nautilus amid unclear reports. The scene centers on engineering updates and local reactions in London as crews prepare for further testing. Names and precise details are obscured, but the item signals ongoing naval developments and supply deliveries.
Police report unverified strike by telephonists across Madrid. Reportedly workers disrupted service, installed new equipment in private offices, and faces fines. Several operators and the houseowner were arrested as authorities investigate the disruption.
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