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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
1
Sydney reports heavy rain and floods across northern and southern districts. Thousands of refugees shelter in hotels and boarding houses as rivers surge five miles wide. relief crews deliver food by rope from boats while authorities assess abandoned homes and lingering danger.
In Sydney an incident on Kirkswald Avenue involved Mrs Williams crying for help as shots were fired. A neighbor pursued suspects who pointed a revolver at him but caused no injuries. Police arrived and the pursuers fled.
Workers and officials from the British Trades Union and allied unions gathered at the Hilton depot to discuss grievances fueling a stoppage. Negotiations stretched over hours with potential further meetings planned as disputes over technical roles and company operations threaten ongoing service.
Fragmentary note from Melbourne describes a wing commander or air official linked to Timor and Rome. It mentions a departure from Koepane at 6 tomorrow morning and a planned arrival back by 2 in the afternoon, with unclear references to weights and officials.
A terse message from an aviator in Yokyo reports that repairs to the goal light could not be completed. The North Pacific line agent refers to the situation as of May, with details about vessel exerts and a forthcoming sentence.
The report outlines the political scramble across seats including Labor confronting anti Labor forces. It notes Premier Sir T WK and ministers confident amid weather aided polling. lists potential gains in Parramatta Ryde Balmain and other regions, with Liberal National and Progressive parties vying and two seats expected to switch in Byron and Namel.
Scoorge Lagkin’s ally pursues a perilous mystery in a South American setting. The story follows a young journalist chasing clues to the death of Queenie Ross in a tense underworld milieu. Mazie Barnell, an aristocrat of the underworld, aids the investigation while Mugla, a dancer, performs a tango at a cabaret.
Fragmentary report notes Japanese airmen arriving in China this afternoon. The text mentions mixed reception and unclear details about the event, with garbled phrases implying a tense or cautious welcome and possible aviation-related activities.
Fragmented report describes German priests and lay workers traveling by mail steamer Camerin to the Pacific coast. Missionaries Bender and companions plan to staff Danserver and Gilbert Islands outstation duties, training natives and establishing schools as they proceed.
Report from Maseru on the Prince of Wales arrival where a circle of horsemen formed around the grounds and natives offered a colorful display. Guards stood ready as Basuto officials expressed loyalty to Britain while the prince delivered a formal address thanking them for their tireless support and urging continued conduct worthy of royal protection.
The mission conducted by Rev Fathers Goodman and Perkins at St Mark's Church closed after days of worship and a large turnout. Over 900 received communion as a procession drew 100 lay parishioners to the Holy Sacrament. A communion breakfast followed in St Mark's Hall prepared by ladies of the parish. Bishop Kilian presided. Prendergast, Goodman and Perkins preached. A future report will cover the breakfast details.
Fragmented OCR reads of a Griffith production at Austral Theatre describe controversial scenes and a plot involving a worker strike, a boy killed and a girl taken, with a prison escape and an appeal to a governor. The text preserves dramatic tensions and mounting social critique against labor and authority.
A garbled report outlines a German reparations commission decision, mentioning Allied troops and Cologne. It notes terms, conditions, and a handover, but the exact details and names are unclear due to damaged text.
Boxing report describes De Leon scoring in a late-fourth round stoppage, defeating a young Spaniard named Ge in a spirited bout. The text notes flurries and bold punches, with moments of danger and a towel warning as the round ends.
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A report from Wellington Saturday notes Hughie Dwyer failed to win as Coburn led with Dunedim and Luckie near the top. XfeDonald and McDonald contested the event, with Austria champion status referenced but not achieved.
Report from Paris and London describes Captain Amundsen and his sled party near Spitsbergen facing worsening weather with hopes for improved conditions. The Soviet Union orders wireless submarine searches along the Siberian coast to track the expedition’s progress as King’s Bay preparations intensify for potential support.
A garbled report notes Belgium seeks funding for its debt. The ambassador, with a government commission, plans to travel to Brussels to discuss the matter and report back after meeting with senior officials.
Reuters dispatch reports large crowds in Rome greeting an Austrian delegation including pious pilgrims and clergy. Metropolitan residents and Irish and Teale allies joined the celebration, with Mass at Santa Agatha Church noted and special seating reserved for Australian attendees as the Pontiff participated.
Five men were injured when a car driven by Thomas Kelly struck a verandal post after colliding with a pedestrian crossing Bourke Street in Surry Hills. John Brown, 28, suffered a fractured skull. Arthur Hagan, 46, Charles Bradley, and another man, all had concussions. Thomas Kelly, 26, sustained probable spinal injuries. details follow in local police report.
A government plan to establish a rural bank is discussed in Parliament. Key figures, including Hon T Butterfield, outline aims like aiding settlements and drought relief, while critics question funding and private bank competition.
Dr Nansen restless as Reuters reports he met a Berlin representative. The visitor, Fridhjot Nantes, arrived in Berlin and stated the aim was to see if Germany could conduct two Zeppelin voyages. He seeks a serene expedition to Hall Island between the North Pole and Alaska to transport a large party, deeming the airship best for the task.
An official statement notes the government will not renew passports for 880 Russian traders. The measure signals firm French action, with doubts about the traders’ presence and impact on commerce.
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