Rail workers in Pirie oppose five year reexamination ruling
Railways employees in Pirie convened a mass meeting with about 90 percent attendance to condemn Mr C B Anderson’s order that all traffic and locomotive staff must sit for reexamination every five years. They urged the state executive to revoke the instruction and warned of a stopwork meeting and a potential general strike if not changed.
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Pirie
C. B. Anderson
Railways
Une
Nivtigh
Thas Aeetine
Rai Waynon
Weutral
Issioner
Regulation strike threatens railway workers in Adelaide
The Railways Department issued regulations to reappoint certain rail staff every year. Committees were named to present representations to the railway authorities. If unsatisfied, the committees will proceed with action affecting about 7,000 workers.
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Adelaide
Te Railways Department
Roosevelt Nominated as Democrats Name Roosevelt for President
A wired dispatch notes Republicans have nominated Mr. Landon while Democrats select Franklin D. Roosevelt as candidate for U.S. President. The piece mocks both camps, cites Roosevelt’s presumed renomination, and highlights party stakes with colorful but neutral quotes on the campaign dynamics and public sentiment.
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Washington
A. M. Landon
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Moosevelt
Fitelons
John Mack
Franklin
Dekinn
Adelaide-Whyalla Mail Run Notes City Routes
A fragment notes Mrs. Cox traveling from Whyalla to Adelaide. References are Pirie and the names Atherton Millerd and L Monaghan appearing among the local figures. The text lacks full context but indicates a mail or transport related mention linking these individuals and places.
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Adelaide
Whyallathalla
Cox Anit
Whyalla
Pirie
Atherton
Millerd
L. Monaghan
BOWLERS SUPREME TEST MATCH IN ENGLAND
London reports on the sensational opening of the first England India test yesterday with players taking multiple wickets. Allen led with three for many, while Singh struggled as the hosts collapsed in a challenging day of play.
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London
England
India
Allen Tuk
Tans
Leyland
London Metal Market Lead Prices and Trends
Lead prices at London Metal Market show varied quotes with units in pounds per ton and ounce figures across different forward and current estimates. The report lists prices around 15 13 and 119 per ton with noted shifts and forward values, reflecting market movement and spot versus forward assessments.
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London
Personal from the gulf tumpists and local hospital news
Residents and staff named in a fragmentary report from Pirie and Port Wakefield Private Hospital. Moonla and other locals discussed hospital matters. Nurse HW Els returns after holidays to Port Wakefield. A surprise party was held for her at her parents home with about 300 attendees.
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HW Els
Port Wakefield
A. J. Ehius
Senate
Adams pair clinches tie for Northwestern fourballs
D Adams partnered by his father F R Adams tied with H A Cant and R Barbour at Kingston Park in the Northwestern men's handicap fourball. All three Pirie club pairs were among the top finishers with 72 net, while 83 gross by G K Williams and W K Mallyon stood for third after handicap adjustments.
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F. R. Adams
H. A. Cant
R. Barbour
Kingston Park
G. K. Williams
W. K. Mallyon
Pirie Club
THREE PRESIDENTS MEET DURING UNSEEN MEETING AT KINGSTON
Three presidents met at Kingston aftertown in a tense gathering described as a surprise session. The event included a break in proceedings and unexpected introductions, with officials such as Mr PAL Bur- AHH and Mr. shanton noted amid chaotic exchanges and interrupted remarks.
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Port Pirie Golf Club Hosts First Round Cup Match
Port Pirie Golf Club will host the first round of the Cup match next Saturday July 4. Local players from the Port Pirie area are expected to compete for the cup in a single day event with trophies and club honors at stake.
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Frias
Aviving
Taped
Pirie Fay
Lost Golfers Cash Tale Near Kingston Meeting
A fragmented report recounts a golfer’s misfortune involving cash tied to a Kingston area event. The account references patrons, officials, and local clubs in a convoluted tale of money recovered, donations, and associated names.
North Western golf carnival entrants arrive from Broken Hill
SJ Bensley and the Typets Tartuer capising at Vivie Golf Club arrived from Broken Hill to compete in the North Western golf carnival. Mr M Wauchope of Seton town has discharged from Pirie Hospital after eight weeks. Other local updates note visitors to Port Augusta, progress at Pirie Hospital, a Melbourne wedding for Mr Smith KC, and various social notices including a farewell for Adelaide and McLaren Vale travelers.
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Broken Hill
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Seton Town
Pi Hosvital Surgical
Mr Smith
K.C
Adelaide
Isabel Gordon
Arthur W. Gordon
Melbourne
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Lindley Villeneuve Smith
Basil Buller Murphy
Broken Hill Golfers Gather for Weekend Play
A garbled report lists players and teams including Missis, captain Rot Wate, Foote, and Foote, with references to Laval and Martin. The fragment hints at a local golf event with multiple names and possible results, but details remain unclear.
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Piers
Missis
Rot
Seo Patnseth
PO Martin
Poulis Mises
Larineris
Buapitanine
Ie Laval
Mixed Foursome at Killeston Meet Highlighted by Local Pairings
A garbled report lists numerous players and pairs across a regional golf event. It mentions Misses Walliant, Sweeney, Mangan, and Brant among others, with references to several couples and venues like Killeston and Northwest, but many names and details are unreadable.
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Anne
WiLhetlle
Mallya
Tisharne
M. Sweeney
Brant
Jo Myphins
Taney
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Dee Tieg
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Haphinisy
Phewes
Trotting Club weighs three year old race at Pirie meeting
At the Pirie and District Trotting Club annual gathering discussions focused on a potential three year old race and sire produce stakes. Volunteers proposed branding rules, memorial oval track use, and a fundraising plan with council approval to enable occasional night training sessions. The meeting elected new committee members and stressed local breeder involvement for next season.
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Pirie and District Trotting Club
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Memorial Oval
J. R. Mayes
F. W Schulze
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G. C. Goode
Adelaide
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Palestine railway curfew stamps out night sabotage
Palestine authorities impose a countywide railway ban at night to curb sabotage. The action aims to protect residents and halt derailments as tensions flare across Jerusalem. Local officials enforce the measure with police presence and travel restrictions overnight.
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Palestine
Wee Peet
Pirie District Council Ward Nominations Read at Meeting
The Pirie District Council heard ward nominations with Mr NOM Lulie of Napyerby and Mr EW Glasson district clerk presenting on Saturday. The notices listed ward names and candidates with one seat per ward and the timing of filling positions.
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Mavid Tshuthes
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Ted West Salah
Douglas Motor Cyclists Visit Pirie
Saturday nine members of the Douglas Motor Cycle Club, Adelaide, visited Pirie for a social and dance at the Parish Hall. About 30 machines and five cars joined a riding test north of Warnedtown. R Newman (Douglas) won first with no test points, Derry and M Searman tied for second, and Jew Williams was third.
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Uose
Tiwe
Warnedtown
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Pirie
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Rain Dampens Plans as Weekend Forecast Persists
A brief shower of rain was not enough to deter events. Local couples Mr and Mrs R Turner of Lock West Coast married on Cyclon Saturday night and planned to travel on to Adeltide this morning after arriving in Vive yesterday.
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