Port Pirie Youth Crime Debate Highlights Home Roots
The Port Pirie debate on juvenile crime cites Mayor Geddes and community leaders warning that child misbehavior stems from home neglect lacking religious guidance and parental control. Leaders blame weak housing, street life, and permissive entertainment while urging stronger home discipline and earlier youth supervision.
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Pirie
S. Gerdes
Som
Geddes
Flea
Austratia
Uveardins
Emmuen
Bersuse
Teruse
Otter
Remy
Rosign Wishark
Port Pirin
Burl Birtis
Leve
Rur J. S. Moyes
Alex J
Moyes
St Buil's
Wesshole
Degren
Port Pirie
Peter
Clergymans Views on Status of Women Surprise Parishioners
In a late evening address at a local church Rev James discussed women in religion, noting earlier views on marriage and gender roles. He argued Christianity grants equal spiritual standing, recounting that women have been more devout than men and that many clergy favor female participation in church life.
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Jamnes UK
Dines
James
Mr. James
Clurchs
Tle
26 AMERICAN STATES SUPPORT POLICY
Meuter's Service from Augusta reports that 26 American states back a policy to oppose a motion initiated in Rhode Island seeking public acknowledgment of a sovereign stance. Governor MI notes broad cooperation among states to counter a proposed declaration.
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Meuter
London
Augusta
Phod! Island
Industrial Peace and Cooperative Labour Vision Voice
A speech by Me. OW Bills outlines industrial peace through cooperative societies municipal and state enterprises. The speaker argues workers could retain profits through worker control from production to finished goods and urges state involvement to prevent worsening conditions amid alleged capital misdeeds.
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Bills
Alla
Furest
Ciety
Tye
Ilo
Accident to Sr. Jones at Adelside Flour Milling
Mr. J. Jones manager of the Adelside Flour Milling Company is recovering after a railway truck mishap while helping unload bran. He fell from a truck onto a trolley horse and was briefly unconscious, later regaining consciousness. He suffered bruises to head and body with a narrow escape from serious injury.
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J. Jones
Adelside Flour Milling Company
Wen
Mr. Jones
Wallars Heid in The Valley of the Grants
A grim clash unfolds in the lumber camps with no quarter asked and no mercy given. A fading program note hints at a S000 picture 10 going-done sequence amid the harsh frontier work.
Road to ruin in Bolshevik Russia and labour outlook
Moscow reports show that the Bolshevist system causes economic stress and a bleak industrial outlook. Soviet income for 1919 is about 48 million roubles against 459 million in expenditure. two year income totals 62 million against 204 million outlay. Wages rose little since 1943 and living costs soar in some areas. A Polish engineer arriving from Moscow deplores transport, noting 60 percent of railway workers died in 1928 and typhus claimed 10 000 others by October 31, 1959. London reports an Amalgamated Society of Engineers plan to send members to work in Russia to gain firsthand Soviet-era experiences and aid unemployment relief.
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Times
Warsaw
Moscow
Russia
Merry Mary Pickford at the Cooce Theatre Tonight
Merry Mary Pickford stars at the Cooce Theatre in Captain Ida Juni 4. Bungled translation and book theft spark a treasure hunt with land deals and railway schemes adding comic peril. The Valley of Giants offers a rugged logging camp tale with danger, hard work, and romance shaping a fresh conclusion.
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Mary Pickford
Cooce Theatre
Ida
Pile Motor Bus Service Reports Poor First Week in Pine
The secretary reports a disappointing first week for the Pine run yet notes takings exceeded expectations. Improvements in daily business follow timetable limitations and new timetables are now available. The company plans to buy another bus and invites share applications to expand service. Patrons are urged to wait at intersections and pay exact fares promptly.
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Pile Motor Bus Service, Ltd
Saloon de Lure
Fulertag
Talking Millions Britain Bond Funds Seen Big
In the House of Commons Mr Austen Chamberlain stated that the 54 percent exchequer bond totals £160,000,000, with £60,000,000 paid in. The result was satisfactory and exceeded expectations, while £198,000,000 in exchequer bonds would mature. The Monae Post notes limited success of the bonds due to conversion options.
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Reuter
London
Wednesdy
Neason
Ropter
Wealth of Britain Report On Incomes And Wages
Reuters reports Britain's Board of Income Revenue memorandum estimating a net wealth rise of 4 billion pounds in Britain from 1904 to 1919 with 2 billion linked to rate increases. It also notes a 430 percent wage rise since 1944, led by the Labor Minister, while U.S. gains run about 90 percent for men and 70 percent for women.
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Reuter
London
Board of Inhinct Revenue
Great Britain
Retitee
United States
South Australia May Hike Treasury Rates to Hold Capital
Capital leaves Adelaide as Treasurer Mr A H Peake warns that rival states New South Wales and Queensland offer higher two year bills at 5 4 percent, forcing out Adelaide funds. He proposes raising South Australia’s rate from 4 1/2 to 5 per cent from March 15 to stem the drain and prevent stock depreciation in the market.
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Adelaide
A. H. Peake
Treasury
Queensland
New South Wales
Tva
Motimereis
War criminals debated in House of Commons
In London on Monday Mr Frederick Wall questioned if Britain would enforce treaty terms and punish war criminals if Germany failed to do so. Mr Bonar Law said Allies reserved their rights, warning a grave mistake if they assumed Germany would not deliver real trials.
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London
Munday
Gormnons Toilas
Frederick
Wall
Germin Guvernmrat
Bonar Law
Britain tests Germany in Commons speech
In the House of Commons Mr Lloyd George said the government would not send Crown Law officers to Germany to attend the war crimes trial. He stated Britain would let German courts conduct justice for the defendants while watching the proceedings closely from abroad.
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London
Monts
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Germany
Dan
Prime Minister to London for finance talks
Melbourne reports that Prime Minister W M Hughes announced in the House that Treasurer W A Watt would shortly proceed to London to arrange financial and other matters with the Imperial Government.
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Ma Watt
London
Melbourne
W. M. Hughes
House of Representatives
W. A. Watt
Imperial
Pathos of a Strike Appeals for Bread at Police Station
An elderly Broken Hill woman appealed for government relief, crying that she needed bread for her starving child. An officer replied there is no money today, as relief funds are scarce. another mother reported similar need. The Broken Hill Soldiers League has stopped relief for returned soldiers due to funds, having distributed £519 to 100 people since July.
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Casino Theatre
Lawson City
Alagka
Ilim
Commonwealth Gazette
Weekly Pictorial
Akoren Hill
Broken Mill Polie
Hon
Sas
Will
Antlein
League
Progress of aviation claims cheaper private travel in future
The article notes that advances in aviation will lower costs for aircraft and may reduce the price of small motor vans. It discusses a 100 mile range and suggests aeroplanes could be kept as private transport for journeys around London.
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United Serviee Lontin
Loddon
AVIATION NEWS AND SHIPMENTS IN HIGHLIGHTS
Fragmented report covers airship operations linking Rome to Tokio and Bombay, with mention of Hylan and Mehk, plus a note on airship lengths and British Air Ministry stance. Sidelined details reference Karachi flights, Melbourne reception, and submarine airship concerns, all amid wartime dispatches and administrator testimony.
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London
Air Ministry
Melbourne
Massacres of Christians cited in Constantinople reports
The Ties in Constantinople confirms estimates of Christian massacres by Turks. It states 400 Armenians died fleeing Mustapha Kemal units occupying the town of Marash. Meanwhile Mr F Chapple plans to leave Adelaide for London on Thursday, returning from Brisbane.
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London
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal
Marash
Cable News Update Appears On Union Page
Fragmented OCR text notes a cable news item on the Union page with references to Timer and Rec or Dee. The readable portions mention Gewi tons and Times, but details are unclear and no clear outcomes or entities emerge.
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Newra
Unie
Apeulat Enovid
French railway strike grows amid general labor turmoil
Reuters dispatch from Paris reports the General Confederation of Labor shifting its strategy as railway workers join a wider stoppage stretching Paris Lyon Marseille routes. Government mobilizes private car services to maintain essential supplies while food and coal security become central concerns for the nation. Authorities warn insubordination could invite harsher measures as the strike spreads and public patience tests the wartime economy.
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Reuters
Paris
Feauer Mo Millesami
Paris -Lyons-Marseilles
Avneral Confederation
Britain
Nuliwarwed
Poyem
Hellement
Ratiaway
Divorce Granted Amid Unclear Allegations Farce
A fragmented report from Adelaide and Paris notes a divorce suit filed on alleged misconduct with minimal details. The Times reference suggests a swift jury finding, while railway employee communications with the respondent Baxter appear in dissolved context. The text is garbled but indicates a divorce outcome and quick court action.
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Adelaide
Lutstable Metolls
Times
Paris
Urie
Cadens
Baxter
Federal Parliament Melbourne Debates On Constitutional Amendment
In Melbourne the federal parliament adjourned amid disputes over constitutional amendments. Mr Hughes led discussions defending government actions on wartime ship usage and various expenditures. Labor figures including Messrs Ryan and others challenged extravagance charges while advocating for constitutional change. The debate continued with MPs Makin and Gabts contributing to the session.
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Representatives
Hughes
Ryan
Queensland
Governaent
Mde
Ali
Abe Woo
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