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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jul 27, 1926

Page

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Midnight Mystery In Adelaide Road Fatality

Reports from Adelaide indicate a death on a road near Gretels involving Christopher Hanson Penfold Hyland. Police discount foul play while witnesses including A J Watson and J Lamport name vehicles and drivers. Hyland’s remains were privately buried at St George's Cemetery Magill with many tributes.

Adelaide Christopher Hanson Penfold Hyland Gretels A. J. Watson Islington J. Lamport Myland Hyland Walten Essex Ihea Frank J. Siebert Ducison Max Villeneuve Sith Cneageil Wun Me Hyland St. George's Cemetery Magill

Cobham's Flight to Darwin Under Way

Melbourne dispatch reports Mr Alan Cobham hopes to reach Darwin on August 2. Unlunel Brinamead of Givit Aviation pilots a Melbourne to Darwin run to inspect supply depots for Cobham during his route from Darwin back to Melbourne.

Melbourne Alan Cobham Darwin Brinamead Givit Aviation Cobham

Occupation Army Abolition Urged Amid German Press Claims

A Times summary notes Herriel Maister advocates a full abolition of occupation forces in Ogeupie Territories as the garrison is reduced from 85 000 to 70 000 and accuses German press of misrepresenting soldiers as taxpayer charges while officers of the Water Assed Commission are depicted as lavishly paid.

Times Berlindy Herriel Maister Ogeupie Tly Huber Walon Ana Waurhope Germany

France wins European Davis Cup final in London

In the European Zone Final of the Davis Cup, France defeated Sweden in straightforward fashion to emerge as victors. The match concluded yesterday in London as France secured the regional title.

London France

Murder in a Darlinghurst Flat Shocks City Coroner

The July 12 Darlinghurst murder involved married woman Ruth Clarkson, 38, who died in a flat at Marrowe Mansions. Maurice Strymans, 36, master mariner, confessed to shooting and allegedly plotted with Clarkson to die together. the coroner committed him for trial on a murder charge, but he was refused.

Darlinghurst Muth Clarkson Marrowe Mansiona Mauricie Btrymans Formarly Kate Clarkson Randwick Rudd Frederick Brandt Albury Maurice Strymans Ruth Witnae Tin Stryman Port Kombi Australia Jim Strymans Dulleh Stiy Stymans Liniel Steamship Company Nott Martine Strrmans Harrow Mansions Admring Liverpool England Rush Glarkson Mane Mumedd Whipp Mim Strymais

Premier Offers Bleak Insight on Migration Policy

In Adelaide a Premierial offer is discussed regarding migration policy. An interview reveals the Premier opposed to certain safeguards, while indicating a possible upcoming meeting with the South Australian branch of the Australian Labor Party to discuss retirement plans and strategy. The executive member Gun is cited as possibly needing consultation before accepting a new position.

Gommtiapiu Gun Tunighy Meuxveu- Uve South Australian Brunet Australian Labor Party

German Children's Answers Reveal Wide Range of Feelings

Dr Busemann surveyed about 4000 German children aged between five and ten to gauge underlying thoughts on religion, welfare, and loyalty. Responses showed interest in relief efforts and devotion to faith, with surprises over affection in some cases and reluctance in others.

Suudey Geran Keandlboys Buseunn Busemann Baldierlind Striata Tite Lyk Uel Jane Lave Bey

Druses Repel French Attack at Ghouta Stronghold

The Ghouta defense repulsed a French assault forcing a retreat to Damascus. Druses report about 100 killed and 3 taken prisoner. French losses include 42 killed and 97 wounded. Colonel Ving killed among French officers. Two armoured vehicles were burnt after a last stand.

Iheror de London Catto Daily News Ghouta Damas Amit 3Au Damascus Pimney Girenswan Ving Tau Od

Fraud Alleged at Sydney Mercantile and General Ins Co

In Sydney on Monday, Fratlined allegations of misrepresentation and conspiracy targeted Mercantile and General Insurance Company Limited. Four officials faced charges at Central Police Court for alleged loan schemes that deceived mainly country shareholders into funding property purchases with false promises of loans.

Sydney Mercantile and General Insurance Company Linites Central Police Court Chargt Juy Prince Oliver Patington Aig Christopher, Menry Wiegslogers le Ioney Mat Meer

Tour Through Queensland by Japanese Consul General

The Japanese Consul General for Australia, Mr Trocugawa, spent a fortnight in Northern Queensland to study the region's potential and to assess conditions for Japanese residents. He was impressed by the country's vast resources and pleased with the welcome shown to Japanese residents. He expressed that Japan's relations with Australia should always be friendly.

Nockhampton Australia Trocugawa Queensland Queenssand Ttn Japan

A Cyclist's Pranks Strikes Lily City at Night

In broken Hill on a Wednesday a male cyclist roams Lily City lanes near Thomas Street Oxide Street and the western corner of Fluilway Town. He targets girls and young women, knocking them over and fleeing without apology or remark. His frightening encounters have not yet escalated to abductions.

Broken Hill Lily City Thomas Street Oxide Street Fluilway Town

Distress in Pirie Urges Urgent Help for Unemployed

A Pirie Town Council meeting heard that distress in Pirie leaves many families on the verge of starvation. A deputation from the Water-Side Workers Federation and AWU urged the council to press the State for relief funds and road work to employ hundreds, with calls to seek £5000 for Pirie and £7000 for the Crystal Brook to Pirie road. The council discussed approaching the Federal Government for support, while some favored direct State relief.

Pirie W. Robinette A.W.U. Organieer Menta Lot Malley Naluy Cottey Thasum Peent Up State Redhill Pirte O'Malley Maloney Gounell Sult Aelvine Murmeniment Pirle Birke Walt Te Felb Sire Cryptal Brook Wily Gr Threadgold T Hat Crystal Brook Piri Clark Coley Pirne AWU Wilh Gr Coffey Threadgold A. W. Lacey

South Australian Jockey Club clears Malwone incident

An official communication from the SAJ Club states the stipendiary stewards concluded their inquiry into the Malwone pottery incident at Cheltenham on Saturday June 9. They found no evidence that trainer Um Wf AC Hat Sawn er OL Whsalpa or trainer G. Matson knew a battery was to be used.

Nelaide Alice South Australian Jockey Club Malwone Chelunhum Matson

Canberra Buildings Move Near Completion in Public Works

Canberra Melbourne report notes rapid progress on government housing and public servants residences with major projects at Ainslie and Acton advancing. Commonwealth Avenue bridge extension more than three quarters done and 3026 men employed by the commission at June end amid rising private bus service development and regional connections.

Melbourne Martinnent Wilthy Acton Gullage Ainslie Meir

Gift appreciated letter from Consul-General for Japan in Australia

Mr 3. M. Bruce received a note of cordial thanks from the Japanese Navy Department. The binnacle from a Japanese warship presented as a souvenir was safely delivered to the Navy Department on Iwata's return to Japan and placed in the Naval College Museum at Elajima as a token of goodwill between the two navies.

Melbourne M. Bruce Japan Australia Department of the Navy Australian Fenerat Sintex Navy Department Iwata Museum of the Naval College Elajima

Woman Before Court In Port Adelaide Shooting Case

Adelaide court hears Ethel Mary May charged with attempted grievous bodily harm after firing a revolver shot at Sidney Fierione in Ghureh Place Port Adelaide. The weapon drawn in seven chambers near 9 pm Saturday. shot missed by inches. The party involved unnamed. Public discussion notes local distress and unemployment in Pirie with calls for government deputations and a £5000 road grant for relief.

Adelmue Orl Adelaide Ethel Mary May Navinn Sidney Fierione Port Adelaide Joudrd Ghureh Place al Adelaide

England in Manchester as Carr out with illness leads Hobbs

Misfortune strikes England in Manchester as A W Carr contracts tonsillitis and cannot lead the side. J B Hobbs is selected to captain an English team facing Australia. The report notes Carr’s sudden illness, Hobbs’ popular selection, and lines on wicket conditions and early play plus Tate’s distinctive bowling gesture.

Manchester A. W. Carr J. B. Hobbs M. A. Noble Tate Bartsley Woodfull Tate and Tot Hardskey Stevens Kitnter Jean Aut oTry Gued Caten Macgrines Anu Woolheim Ana Macartngy Carr Craneheater Ship Canal Willham Warner Milnes Hobbs England Sutcliffe Leeds Menly Iime Eure

Licensing Case: Supreme Court Reverses Port Pirie Conviction

The Supreme Court led by Chief Justice George Murray today allowed John Edward TREGILGAS of Port Pirie to appeal a Police Court conviction for opening a room storing liquor on Sunday April 4. The court found the information defective and the amendment for adding “was open” improper, reversing the conviction with costs seven pounds seven shillings. The decision stressed the Licensing Act requires offences be laid within a month of the act, and the amendment did not validate the charge.

Adelaide Supreme Court George Murray John Edward Tregilgas Port Pirie Port Pirle Adinissson Howie C. Ty. Hannan Yak 18 Honor

Geelong Tornado Damage Assessed by Public Works

The District Architect of Public Works reported to the Victorian Cabinet that the Geelong tornado on Thursday night last caused about £40,000 in damage to churches and other structures.

Ute Public Works’ Department

Mas Satherland serious after petrol fire at mill

In Warburton district a mill hand named John Satherland, 27, was badly burned when petrol blew up at a sawmill. He was rushed to Melbourne Hospital in a serious condition. A group of invaders reportedly forced him from the bush to trade.

John Satherland Warburton Suherland Sat ‘Herlend Mon Melbourne ‘Hospital Behimd i

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