24 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1929
Page
1
Reported tension centers on mediation efforts after a Soviet aircraft display near border towns intensifying fears of a Sino Soviet rift. The fragment notes Chinese refusal to restore “equal” status and mentions Chinese emblem symbolism amid possible crisis.
Berlin dispatch from a Red Flag correspondent alleges the Borddseeman Lloyd steamer Falk feth Poland is laden with ammunition. The report warns this could invite complications for the German government by shipping contraband cargo to Poland.
In Port Pirie at Polier Court Michaed Pade faced a maintenance case brought by his wife Eva Paine. She testified to separation since late 1997 with no adequate support for their three children. Paine described limited income and multiple boarders, while Pade claimed to have offered help. Record notes strained relations and disputed paternity of alimony.
City officials discuss deputation to the Attorney General over the work for rations program in Port Pirie and Adelaide. Mayor, Dr Cottey, and Alderman Goode back a cautious approach while Gr Colley and Gr Sharpe press for action to aid unemployed men through government scheme funding.
In Adelaide on Tuesday, 499 sheep were driven from Brownhill Creek area to eraze on property. About 100 were killed by dogs and 160 mauled, with total value around £550. Nine more killed near Valle Tésent Fusmtava. other sheep missing or driven away. Mr A Mitchell of Yantshlin reported injuries to livestock, with property parts found damaged. Ravensous dogs attacked en route, prompting officials to take action at the asylum.
The report shows a credit balance of £2,987.7/8 as of July 7 with total payments including sickness and accidents totaling £486 and £2,047 paid to 2, 0. The fund lists claims aided for accident and rheumatic conditions, with membership and meeting figures noted.
Mount Morgan sees a new company, Morget Limited, formed to take over assets of the Morstan Gold Mines Company Limited. The Queensland Government's Commission report notes mining could continue cooperatively, but copper prices and U S control of supply may lift electrolytic copper above 50 pounds per ton. The prospect of prosperity follows a period of adverse mining operations.
Sydney dispatch reports seven union officials arrested yesterday appeared at Central Court on charges arising from the timber strike. They were remanded on August 6 with bail set at £80. Defendants named include Charles Reaves, Jobs Smith Garden, Michael Ryan, William Terry, Edward Joho Chiler, and Jobo Kavanit for the defenses.
Melbourne reports the Development and Migration Commission is considering a proposal to develop a large Western Australia region suitable for wheat and wool. A navy believed report will be sent to the Commonwealth Government regarding the Western Australian Government’s £24,000,000 migration scheme aiming to provide 2,500 farms.
Police pursuit of Allen near Rotarr Gardens follows a daytime gunfire incident that left a man wounded. Detected by a five officer stakeout, the suspect allegedly fled across Melbourne streets, with a mass of witnesses and a large search underway including four detectives in the area.
Reports from Mount Bryan describe a rich gold discovery eight field miles from town drawing a rapid influx of prospectors. Over the past 25 hours many claimants have lined up, with Gold found by Mr. P. Rawlings guiding the surge as licenses flood in from applicants and locals alike.
Fragmentary OCR describes a voyage with rapid progress as a ship or craft launches from a airship catapult and delivers milestones. The scene includes deck details, shelter provisions, and a distant Bremen connection with a war room and hotel-like interiors.
A garbled report from German press highlights Mirab and other ships amid significant destruction and praise for shipbuilding prowess. The fragment mentions a prominent broadcast, a notable incident, and claimed world-class worth despite heavy losses, with references to Tages Zettung and German officials.
A wartime court martial heard charges against Fleet Chief Aircraftman Keith Hooper for disclosing sensitive information. Hooper was sentenced to 28 days imprisonment after findings related to improper handling of restricted data.
A fragmented report lists nominations for Central with names including Bardolph Whitfield Raims and J G Linders among others. It notes endorsements by Labour and a rural Labour leaning, mentioning unemployment organizer A Raims of Payneham and Croydon driver J H Ward among nominees.
Adelaide police report a Tuesday court hearing for Aubres Camus Geange and Lor Maine Delantey charged with armed robbery at the Bank of Adelaide on July 3. Both accused denied the charges. sentencing notes indicate two months imprisonment on the armed robbery and separate counts for possession of an unregistered firearm. Detective Dayan testified about suspect involvement and sequence of events at the bank and subsequent arrest.
An Australian Estates manager cites drought and market pressures as sheep numbers fell and costs rose. Expenditures for protection, livestock assets, and wool operations are noted while hopes rest on favorable conditions and policy clarity.
In Victoria the Chamber of Mines convened a conference of mining representatives to discuss revival methods. The Minister for Mines Mr Chandler and leaders from mining, engineering, and investment circles will join to map a comprehensive survey of the state's mineral resources and plan development work.
In Melbourne today Vivian Herward Browning Deacia a spiritualist medium testified to a life story in a damages case against Truth and Sportsman Ltd for £6000. Deacon Seid born in Ragland described moving to Australia at age 12, studying herbalism, and running a shop in North Sydney after a Sydney visit in 1947. He claimed to conduct spiritualist services without charging, and to be connected with spiritual churches and private séances. The hearing was adjourned to the next day.
Melbourne police constable Henry Vincent Bruoher aged 23 faced the Criminal Court on a capital charge concerning a woman met in a street encounter. Crown prosecutors alleged involvement in a crime described as serious. the case was adjourned until tomorrow for further proceedings.
Sydney source reports the Southern Cross Relief Committee will meet next week to decide what to do with £4000 of the public subscription. Mr Garlick, leader of the committee, hints a Ming reward for the crème of the ailing readers, raising questions about the funds and aims of the relief effort.
United Service reports the King is progressing toward recovery after his operation. A medical bulletin notes he is improving and could be discharged soon, with plans for further rest and careful follow up.
Thieves burst into the office and robbed the ferry steamer operation, seizing yesterday's fares and funds. Police began inquiries as details emerged about the midnight burglary and its impact on coastal transit revenue.
A fragmented report says the Royal Air Force group faces staff cuts while promising service remains, with officials noting a 10 percent reduction and that many qualified pilots will be kept. The text references federal economy measures and personnel adjustments amid economic ramping.
In Elwood Tuesday, Mrs Elgar Duckworth sues a hairdresser for 40 damages claiming she slipped on a polished glass entrance step, breaking her ankle as she left the shop to have her hair dressed. The defendant contests the shoe claim. the hearing was adjourned to the next day.
Report outlines a planned discussion by Federation officials and cabinet members on a seven hour day in coal mining. Government proposals to address the issue include nationalisation or royalties, with statements expected before Parliament committees.
Tuesday market news lists various commodities and weights including poultry, carepor, and bulk items. Prices show pounds and shillings with notes on buyers, local figures, and farm goods such as hams and onions.
The fragmented OCR outlines copper and lead shipments with forward and spot prices, monthly forwards, and metal standards. Mentions Auphalian Mines Mars AS London Metal Exchange, with figures in pounds and dates obscured.
William Stohr an Austrian was charged at City Court today with wagegaey. The Australian Consul said Stohr admitted escaping from an Australian institution for drag addicts. A custodian was sentenced to one month imprisonment.
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