06 Mar 1924
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
1
In Adelaide, speakers Mr Gunn and Mr Scammell outline Labor and Liberal party positions amid debate over government policies. They question the Premier's statements and criticise proposed loans and federal connections, urging clear policy directions and accountability.
Moshe Nastol hosts a theater program featuring Sphoulht unlipder desta and Phe tit shins fone Mneheeny Puetstiee. A crowd at Thekenya US pbitout thugs? arab thw tee vya chin 1 Mis Stateestriiet taayatans, with Rewteth Wintloe performing and a notable appearance by Hastert Havetadeat AW.
Weather hindered building work across Adelaide yesterday with tradesmen back on site today. Labour leaders stated no new communication but a meeting improvised a strike protest against the Maccurat policy while supporting union actions. Churchill reportedly plans to run as Independent for Abbey division in Westminster, stirring local political maneuvers as others weigh candidacies.
A garbled OCR style note describes a perplexing barter or bargaining scene with scattered phrases, names, and apparent phrases in multiple languages, yielding little coherent information beyond a general sense of negotiation or exchange.
A garbled report suggests Russia engages with London financial markets seeking credit, with mentions of pounds and potential constraints on borrowing amid geopolitical tension. No clear entities or dates are legible.
Washington dispatches report inquiries into presidential clemency and House actions amid a widening scandal. Rumors of pardons, political interference, and possible grants of clemency are noted as Congress seeks truth. President and departments face scrutiny as investigations unfold.
A garbled report discusses Belgian politics with references to the General labor party and the formation of a Calnet group. It mentions resoiuts favoring formation, divisions over leaders, and mentions deaths and military implications amid unclear names and dates.
The Financial editor of the Times discusses Queensland credit and land settlement issues. He notes the state’s financial stance and the absence of a stable settlement plan, referencing Theodore’s storied leadership and MP Wil De Tetued amid proposed reforms and event timing.
A late night fire in the Chinese town of Ghowtsan, 94 miles east of Telit, caused 300 people to be burned with many injured. The incident occurred last Friday at the Gaf pantie factory, amid speculations about ownership and cause. Local authorities released preliminary figures today as investigators search for the blaze’s root source.
Mary Attwood, 39, was admitted to Sidnes Hospital after being stabbed by her husband Frank Attwood during a quarrel at Cromn-street Surey Hills last Saturday. The couple had separated and the attacker fled Waterlyn-street before the landlady rushed in. The constable reported the incident and the injuries, though severe, are not described as life threatening.
A 24 year old man named Maxter was found shot beside a vehicle near Catherine Hill in Sydney on Wednesday. He died while being taken to Newcastle Hospital. police classify it as a death by own action. The report includes stray, unrelated literary lines not connected to the incident.
Lords discussion on national defences ends with no division as peers back a motion stressing home defence. Ministers warn of internal faults while pledging to expedite aviation research and readiness, aiming to show resolve ahead of a disarmament conference.
House of Commons discusses the meat contract and betting tax options under review by government. Ministers note a 22 percent duty proposal and a commission inquiry into minimum wage standards while coal industry tensions rise over miners seeking higher wages.
London says the Daily Herald criticizes plans for a Singapore naval base and a Cabinet committee review. The article accuses the government of pressuring media to push the Singapore scheme as essential for protecting trade, labeling it colossal folly and a misuse of government influence.
Reports say Swarajists in the Central Assembly rejected all government measures. The scene unfolds amid debate over the modern jury system and reform efforts as a dramatic legislative confrontation draws attention.
In Munich on Tuesday the defense at the treason trial of Generals von Indendorff and Hitler argued witnesses and even the Public Prosecutor were swayed by pamphlets attributed to Generals von Kossen and Seisser. Statements by von Lossow and others were noted as trigger points for restricting questions about concealed arms.
A report discusses the idea of leniency for intoxicated offenders and the court’s role in shaping mercy. It notes mixed outcomes, with some offenders warned and fined, while others receive brief, scarce opportunities for rehabilitation as magistrates weigh penalties.
Sydney authorities report a protest at Martin Place where bonds valued at £200 were burned as part of a rally. Police say the act breaches traffic rules, and chief secretary C W Oakes notes organizers could not hold the event there.
A vehicle for athletes hurled through gates and toppled from a punt into about 20 feet of water on the Richmond riverbank. Crews reached the wreck, but luggage was lost and authorities investigated the incident.
A well dressed woman, evidently in deep distress, lingered on the cliffs near The Guy in Sydney on Wednesday. She told a constable she was greatly worried and was taken to a reception house for help.
The Protestant Children’s Home in Adelaide reports the Federation has purchased the late Mr R. C. Baker’s property at Morialta. The estate includes a 20 room dwelling and 100 acres with possession expected in June. The board expects to take formal possession shortly.
The text states a bold plan to secure sixty four patents across as many nations with an estimated cost around £3500. It underscores a global protection strategy for an unknown invention or venture. The fragment mentions an ambitious patent pursuit and global coverage costs.
The worded query hints at limits of an acquittal and its effect on further action. A court may acquit on charges while leaving related proceedings or appeals possible, shaping final outcomes and potential retrials or related sanctions.
The Saros trouble progressed with a new development noted yesterday. A well informed source said the ship’s view will be signed off today and the vessel laid up awaiting further action by the Company. The crew were aboard the steamer and dining on board with Mr Bond, the local manager, reporting that ten workers were paid their usual wages as a bonus.
The president Mr BE Wills presented the association's yearly report noting members who think for themselves should be proud of the group’s efforts. He cited government water conservation schemes, irrigation plans in the Murray Valley, and protecting Adelaide’s waters from waste. He mentioned royal commissions, grants, and soldiers' dependents programs, stressing member responsibility and past attendance as foundations for progress.
A broken line OCR reports the Catholic Church appointing Monsignor Killian as Bishop of Port Augusta succeeding the late Bishop Gallagher. The notice mentions Broken Hill and Port Augusta with uncertain details and date.
Commercial update notes renewed potato crop prospects aided by rains and milder weather. Frost risk and ground moisture delay digging planned for February end, with next digs expected as conditions improve. Early estimates point to higher yields per acre and broader fruit and vegetable market activity amid wholesale demand.
The weekly contest, labeled Popular Girl, lists contestants Miss B Milnes Miss Nl Eric Miss G Ryan Miss M Kelly and others. Proceeds from the event at McNally's farm support Mise 1 Meads and related groups while a night of lively pageantry includes prizes and local entertainment.
The program lists autumn hurdle and longer distance events with numerous horse lines and odds. It names horses such as The Hawk Weynette The Cypher and Harvest King in various races at six furlongs and a mile and a quarter, with expected payouts and assignments by MATTHEW and associated officials.
Breezy fragmentary bets and horse times mix names like Aden Git St Wee TO and Miss Hiern Sis with odds figures. The garbled list shows multiple stakes, horses, and placements including Southgate Some Opera Bordertown and Mount fin with varied times and weights.
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