Revolt in Ireland Ambushes Auxiliaries
Londonsaturday forces of auxiliaries ambushed near Macrount. One Black woman killed and eight wounded. Churchill in Parliament says Air Force in Ireland costs 33000 pounds monthly. Times correspondent Dublin reports six Sinn Feiners to be hanged in Cork on Monday morning. Cork Corporation defends General Macready against executions. Prayers offered in Catholic churches for women’s death. Other executions reportedly pending in Mountjoy Prison.
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Times
Dublin
Cork Gaul
Cork Corporation
Macready
Mountjoy
Steamer Huntswill Sinks in Southampton Harbor
The former German steamer Huntswill, intended to sail Tuesday with troops for the Far East, suddenly dived and sank into the mud in Southampton harbor today, now lying half submerged.
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Reuter
London
Far East
Southampton
Steamers Move Again Melbourne
Steamships Werribee Time Berrings Hobart Monaro Moora Doo leave tonight for Newcastle with coal cargoes. Victorian Stewards Union details on resuming work seen as satisfactory after a five week strike. Losses from the idle fleet run to millions across Australia and Victoria. The Bishop of Willochres visits Pirie on return from Port Germen to Goldstone.
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Werribee
Time
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Monaro
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Cuion
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Throuan Pirie
Port Germen
Tifdstone
Prest's Special Offer On Pads And Stationery
Prest's announces a limited time sale on pads and stationery aimed at thrifty shoppers. The offer encourages replenishing household stocks with discounted prices and bundled purchases.
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Prests
Washaway Near Warnertown Disrupts Crystal Brook Train
A washaway near Warnertown interrupts the Crystal Brook service as trains are forced to return to Crystal Brook. Heavy rain leaves the line submerged up to Sluow Yard area with water covering the main line opposite the Pitle railway yards and at the back of the foreman sheds. Officials report lingering floodwaters and ongoing investigation into damage and relief efforts.
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Peterborough
Warnertown
Geystal Crook
Angell
Grysll
Hrouk
Netralia
Ryan
Pitle
Flood damage prompts reopening of school drain
A Pirie Town council meeting debated floodwater damage in Grey Terrace Salvimontown. A resident complained of water overflowing from three streets creating health hazards and smells. Reopening the school drain would relieve the runoff at an estimated cost of about £3 and the council adopted the surveyor’s recommendation to proceed.
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J. Jeffrey
Grey Terrace
Salvimontown
Pirie
Urs Threadgold
Mitchell
Pirie Council Debates Unemployment Relief And £2000 Ask
Pirie Town Council discussed unemployment distress and a new request for £2000 to complete the Wandearah road. Deputations pressed the Premier for action while council considered a £15,000 government loan and the need for a public poll. The mayor noted pending relief outcomes and approved a public meeting to explain loan proposals.
Wheat exposed to rain disrupts grain exports
Transportation issues hinder shipment as wheat spoilage due to prolonged rain disrupts loading and causes bags to break, leaving many wagons unable to unload. Kalvos timbers and faulty sacks worsen the port delay, with grain spilling from weakened bags and exposed grain losses rising.
Knob Whyalla Strikes Highlight Industrial Act Impact
Industrial guide act clashes involve Whyalla and Ira Knob workers amid alleged participation in a conversion scheme. Inspector cases tied to Pirie incidents pursued at the Industrial Court with a telegram indicating utilities withdrawal. Negotiations for settlement proceed, with Adelaide as the information hub.
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Whyalla
Ira Knob
Pirie
Jethro
Jost
A. Wokaery
Adelaide
Playground funding decision at local council meeting
A council debate on the municipal playground finances reveals an outstanding £10 contribution and requests for £409 for upkeep. Geddes questions if any fee derives from the Alisk project while the town clerk notes an arrangement with a sub committee but no payments yet recorded. Warren asks about a £100 annual print to the Treasurer. mayor reports no reply from government though Ade lade contributes four times that amount. The motion to grant the £409 passes, and Mc Morrow is to be written to regarding a meeting with the Chief Secretary on a government request for the playground.
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Hiviteen
Geddes
Alere
Warren
Amy
Te Council
Adelade
Ayje
Ker
Gendes
Jin. Pizolott
Warren Minved
Morrow
All.g
Gr. Pimlott
Hotel Delicensed in Adelaide Licensing Court Refusals
In Adelaide, Monday, the Licensing Court refused renewal of licenses for several city hotels including the Horse and Jockey on Carrington Street, Shakespeare on Waymouth Street, Lady Fergusson on Currie Street, Bedford on Currie Street, Foundry on Hindley Street, Globe on North Street, Royal Mindsey Street, Wine Terrace Waymouth Street, Hindley Street, and Wheelwrights Arms on Kuper Street.
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Adelnge
Dhe
Horse and Jockey
Garrington Street
Shakespeare
Waygroun Street
Lady Fergusson
Currie
Bedford
Currie Street
Foundary
Hindley
Glube
North Street
Huyal
Mindsey
Wese
Terrace
Waymouth Street
Hindley’ Street
Wheelwngut’s
Arwis
Kuper Street
Welfare Infants and New Enrollments Highlight Pirie Scheme
The Pirie Tin Council reports four weeks of infant welfare activity with 52 babies weighed at Pirie Solomon town and Tennyson, 10 new enrollments, and 197 visits. Workers faced supply issues for essential baby goods including fresh milk substitutes, and the Lowe clerk noted a £80 cheque from the Chizeny Welfare Committee.
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Pirie Tin Council
Pirie
Solomon Own
Tennyson
Sunw Wolkers
Lowe
Chizeny’ Welfare
Port Pirie Council Eyes Fencing Vacant Blocks
Report of last night meeting where Port Pirie Council discussed fencing vacant blocks and extending Daisy and Wright streets to Geddes Road to block traffic. Town clerk noted sale of some blocks in about two weeks for non payment of rates. Owners of remaining blocks to receive notice to fence.
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Fellor
Nega
Messes
Borle
Ontige
Port Pirie Council
Daisy
Wright
Geddes
Prberty
Globe Hotel
Traffe
Dt Wats
Pirie Town Council Fails To Secure Daily Train
The Pirie Town Council asked the Minister of Railways to change the 5 15 p m Pirie to Peterborough train to a daily service. A letter from the Minister says a report from the Railways Commissioner found no path to the requested alteration.
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Pirie
Peterborough
Labor Party Meeting Notice for Electorate Committee
Electorate Committee of the Labor Party to hold a meeting tonight at 6 p.m. meeting details note W. Threadgold as an organizer or contact. The brief notice indicates a local political gathering in the evening with typical party committee participation.
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Aw.u
Germany's Reparation Reply Sent to Allies
London reports a Berlin semi official statement that final experts sitting led by Herr von Simons concluded Paris demands cannot be accepted on economic grounds and any effort to base a solution on Paris decisions would collapse the world economy. Simons says Germany will propose firm counter offers within its ability, while condemning annuities and export duties as enslaving Germans.
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Reuter
London
Berlin
Herr von Simons
Paris
Expers
Mey
Germany
Hes
Persia's Revolution Plans for New Era Vowed
The Times reports Teheran Hita Khan says the new Persian government seeks friendship with Great Powers, rejects Anglo-Persian and Persian Russian pacts, and organizes a foreign-assisted national defense. Martial law remains. funds to come from levies on imprisoned politicians. Baghdad reports anti Bolshevist Premier courting Britain and Russia. Allahabad notes Bactrian tribes pledge loyalty and Justice Ministry closure during reorganization.
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Hita Khan
Gossack
Times
Bagdad
Persia
Great Britain
Rusel
A Teberan
German proposals unclear despite Berlin dispatches
The Times correspondent in Berlin says German press commentary sheds little light on the nature of proposals not yet divulged official. Forecasters guesswork. Daily Mail notes Germans were not invited to discuss terms at the London Conference, only to suggest ways to secure payments and urges adherence to the established study.
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London
Berlin
Daily Mail
Stude
General Booth Denounces London In Scathing Interview
General Booth delivers a harsh critique of London in a Times interview. He calls war a legacy of evil and attacks city life for extravagance scandal and sensuality. The remarks were shared at a council meeting held in Solomontown on February 19.
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Times
London
General Booth
Howistas
Pee Town Council
Skee Meen
Solomontown
Japanese Born in U S Denied Citizenship by Court Ruling
The California court of appeal rules that Japanese born in the United States are not entitled to citizenship. The ruling states the embargo extends even to Japanese who have served in the United States Army.
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Reuter
London
Californian Court of Appeal
United States
Miner Princess Maliska Strikes Iceberg on Atlantic Voyage
The liner Miner Princess Maliska carrying 2,000 passengers struck an iceberg at night. Initial reports say the vessel is believed to be safe despite the collision.
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Maliska
Rhodes and Makepeace Top-Score as England Lose Early Wickets
In a drawn cricket innings, Rhodes top scored with 76 before fall of wickets. Hobbs and Makepeace also contributed, while Gregory and Kelleway led with multiple wickets for England. Second innings saw Collins and Bardsley not out as the side ended without a target. Sundries total 270. Bowling highlights included Gregory taking 3 for 27 and Mailey 2 for 84.
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England
Rhodes
Carter
Kelleway
Hobbs
Gregory
Uns
McDonald
Mailey
Ces Woolley
Makepeace
O Gregory
Leway
Wilson
St. Carter
Malley
Taylor
Hendren
Haseell
Armstrong Fender
McDonald Douglas
Bailey
Parkin
Shunwick
PRESSMEN SHOCK LEGISLATORS IN GENEVA PARLIAMENT
A Geneva telegram reports a rare strike by journalists in the Swiss Parliament press gallery. Journalists protested overwork from long sessions and verbose speeches. The President read the protest in the Chamber. Socialist deputies harangued the pressmen, who refused further attendance and did not publish the speeches.
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United Service
London
Geneva
Britain and Japan Alliance to be discussed at Imperial Conference
The Sunday Times notes the Anglo Japanese Alliance will be a main topic at the June Imperial Conference. Delicate questions require frank tactful discussion. Neither nation has set a firm policy, and the alliance is not viewed as a strong safeguard for harmonious relations.
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London
Sunday Times
Japan
Great Britain
South Mine Plans Output Reduction Notice
A posted notice from the South Mine announces future working program changes. It states that in 40 reducs the output will be cut to curtail production, reflecting adjustments in eruds ote terms. The fragmentary text preserves the official action without further specifics.
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South
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