03 Mar 1924
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1924
Page
1
A woman wounded by her husband turned a revolver on himself, police say. Witnesses report the husband reloading the weapon as the pair fled toward a date of arrest, with bystanders and officers responding quickly to the incident.
A patrol or expedition group readies for an ascent of Mount Everest amid public interest. Key figures and organizations are mentioned as supporters or organizers, with expectations of a challenging climb and potential milestones.
A long courtroom speech by General Ludendorff targets Jews and Communists and proclaims Germany for Germans. The chaotic text references trials, treaties, and political figures while denouncing international and Jewish influence amid wartime tensions.
Large crowds gathered as the British squadron departed Fremantle with cheers and flags. The first ship cleared at 6 30 while others remained at the dock. Vessels flew streamers and applauding crowds sang in a festive farewell that drew thousands to the wharf.
A deadly shooting occurred at a local gallery on Wiligm street in Perth last night. An attendant was struck by a bullet from a Winchester rifle during the incident, and the wounded man died shortly after at Perth Hospital. Police investigations are underway as witnesses recount a chaotic scene and fear among patrons.
The document describes naval movements involving Hood and Repulse during a May semaphore period. It details berthing plans at Outer Hebrides harbor, vessel deliveries, and line arrangements, including schedules for ships to sail and remain at berth, with actions approved by the Vice-Admiral of the route and Field's suggestion.
In London on Saturday the Commons debated a new bill on women’s suffrage. Miss Jewson delivered a maiden speech urging extension to women over 21, arguing the case with clear points and noting earlier experiments and local-body reforms as context. Debate highlighted opposition lines and calls to await broader conference recommendations.
Dissatisfied builders and laborers threaten to cease work after today amid fears of extensive trade dislocation in Al Alai de and surrounding areas. Carpentry plastering prime trades and drivers may join stalls as union actions unfold, with courts or authorities expected to monitor developments and relation to local industry.
The Harbors Board weighs a potential retirement of chairman Arthur Searcy. Searcy, who has led the board since 1914 and helped shape harbor and wharf schemes, would trigger speculation on his successor amid ongoing concerns about his age and continued service.
Report describes an assault on a railway watchman as trespassers, identified as lads, confronted him near Ardas trees in the North Ward. Willa McNamara intervened to remove them from the seat, straining relations. The watchman was injured and taken to hospital after the incident.
A young man named Mordas, near Mom a Remenske, was rescued from a precipice at Mount Pilot. He sustained only a sprained ankle and bruises after exposure during the fall. The voyage of the fleet has covered 40,000 miles and visits to 20 foreign countries and will arrive in Adelaide.
Reported escape of two convicts from a provincial gaol after overpowering guards. A pursuit followed as authorities warned the public and began secure-search efforts.
In a detailed ruling by Mr Justice Lushiting the cases of Drs Bond and Adam are outlined. The court awarded damages totaling £25,000 plus costs for riot and related claims, with specific sums allocated to Bond jointly and Adam, while Bond alone faced additional penalties. The decision touches on appeals and potential further proceedings within the ministry, noting questions about the Bond business and related commissioners.
Danish authorities issue lockout notices as technical disruptions hinder operations. Officials warn of potential shutdowns and urge businesses to implement contingency plans while investigators trace the source of the interference. Public safety and economic impact are central concerns for regional agencies.
In Adelaide a party led by Sir 5 Kidman with Ms Sam Helpman and Mr 4H Ryan inspected the West Dart stations. They reported heavy cattle stocks, improving water supplies, and extensive dam and well construction. Prices and demand were discussed as stock movements to Adelaide continue.
A garbled OCR summary notes a case involving a May 41 strand, a bid to defraud, a Potting field in Mien, and a £5000 sum. It mentions Tenrdiel Bak, Bawa phare Vyes, and a Commonwealth state inquiry with a referenced Austin connection. Details are unclear due to text damage.
In Paris deputies clashed during an internal policy interpellation session. Alleged Royalist activities sparked tensions as members from the Left confronted opponents, leading to a general mêlée and injuries among attendees.
A collision on Willan Street identified a victim who died shortly after. The inquest is set to be held at Watson Avenue, with investigators naming Adekgde Hospital as the nearby facility. Details remain incomplete as officials prepare the investigation.
An accident involving a car and a van occurred on Saturday. One man sustained painful injuries and was taken to Adelade Hospital where he was admitted for treatment. Police or emergency responders were reported at the scene.
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