06 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1926
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text covers a domestic abuse case with testimony about a violent husband and effects on a wife. Several names and details are garbled. the report references cross-examination, drinking, and alleged abuse. The record notes testimony and a prepared document presented in court.
Coroner opens inquest into the Glanville Fire at the Me Golon ia Sugar Refining Co. works near Glanville. Testimony highlights light fires, domestic violence, and intoxication as factors in the incident and related events. extensive evidence describes a troubled household, heavy drinking, and alleged threats.
Fragmented OCR reports a domestic tragedy where a husband, identified as involved with a wife and children, allegedly attacked his spouse leading to fatal injuries. Neighbors describe a violent act and subsequent disappearance of the wife, with the husband detained after the incident. The piece references a man named Farley and notes neighbors' reactions and a failed attempt at medical aid.
Disrupted coastal operations as dockers plan a sympathy walkout. Sailors and waterside workers demand equal pay and treatment, warning of broader impact. Owners offer no immediate response as volunteers prepare to cover essential tasks.
Members of a battalion in the 3rd Infantry Brigade faced a formal hearing after breaking departure from duty at Seaclift yesterday and returning to duty. The commanding officer stated the case was treated seriously and the offenders were dealt with heavily amid reports of food shortages elsewhere in cam.
Fragmented OCR listing fruit and vegetable items with scattered names and prices. Mentions French beans and assorted produce in vague notes about vendors and sales conditions.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a share market scene with scattered numbers and names. It references buyers and sellers, prices, and dates in a jumbled format, with unreadable terms and unclear entities.
Report notes fluctuating metal prices and forward shipment values over a three month period. Mentions ingots and spot rivet forward rise with prices around £6501 for next month and £20877 for a later term, amid market volatility and regional uncertainties.
Fragmentary list of performers and participants for a playground concert at a pavilion in Laurea Tone area. Names such as ML Sui, Wels, Beasley, Willian, Mollunil, Moyle, Anderson, smith, Williams, Davis appear amid partial phrases and garbled words indicating a community event with student or local group involvement.
A crowded courtroom heard Mrs Pelby testify about the murder by strychnine in The Bute case. Dr Garden described postmortem findings and whether death could occur within a period of strychnine poisoning. The cross examination focused on timing and intent as the trial continued with expert testimony and patient testimony regarding the suspected poison.
The Alhambra Theatre presented Charley's Aunt with lively performances and strong comic timing. Cast members Marty Automat Winfred Edwards Doris Webb and Bria Ewart delivered spirited humor while Arthur Nelson Gordon Stapley Norman Shepp and others filled out a bustling ensemble. The review notes clever disguises and rapid gags as the plot centers on mistaken identities and romantic mix ups, producing hearty laughter from a receptive audience.
A fragment notes a discussion on federal road grants with MELBELRNE and other representatives. Mentions alterations to a scheme and hopes for favorable replies from the government as soon as possible.
Melbourne dispatch reports ongoing Australian parliamentary discussion on League of Nations seats and German rearmament, with Sir Austen Chamberlain’s stance noted. Britain reportedly opposes a permanent seat but may back Spain’s admission. coverage covers Australian industry protection, drought impacts, and shipping issues as deliberations continue in Parliament.
In London the Australasian Association reports a strike by moulders in Poland and metallurgical works. Workers at factories in Poland and Moulders’ foundries refuse to resume, citing management actions. Executives and unions plan further meetings to decide on a future course of action.
Fragmentary report from Sydney outlines political respite and expatriate movement. It notes a postponed assembly and possible departure of a public figure, hinting at tensions with authorities and international implications without clear names or dates. The text suggests a period of transition amid distrust of governance.
A Adelaide deputation from the Chamber of Commerce met Chief Secretary J Jelley seeking uniform Pure Food regulations nationwide. They argued six state rules plus Commonwealth law create confusion, urging adoption of standards agreed at a Sydney conference led by Government Analyst Dr Wy A Hargreaves to achieve nationwide uniformity.
The Rev Frederick Lewis Walker was robbed yesterday at the Plough and Marrow hutel when a stranger demanded him to leave. A wallet containing cheques a postal note and 30 pounds in cash was taken. John Lawrence Lawson was arrested and charged, brought before the Adelaide Police Court, and remanded for a week on a theft accusation.
In Adelaide on Friday the Methodist Conference discussed prohibition, gambling, vice reform, and trading after hours. The assembly resolved to protest extending the totalisator, urging repeal of the act, and called for government action to curb horseracing evils across Australia. A committee was formed to draft regulations for an electoral commission and to study a proposal for a home for the elderly.
Fragments describe a tense event at Bruker HHH and concerns over a sultpaeser of the mines. The Deemter signals a bold plan with a pipeline project estimated to cost 7,000,000 and affect the outer financing and regional duties.
A distorted report notes operations at Smelters continuing yet hints at a potential temporary shutdown. Due to barrier shortages, the Somerset superintendent says no further information is available, but it may affect furnace maintenance and window closures all week.
Fe w market bales steel to vine. Kaday mp yearling satha al Newmarket foay a colt by Sea Pringe was Louxth by Me A Ferguson for 940. cuining. Anmie's first colt offered for and went to J Weil for 1buh guineas.
Former senator Benny appeared in the Insolvency Court at Adelaide on Friday for a strained hearing. He has no book debts and holds 35 Broken Hill Proprietary shares with no mortgage. No residence listed in Alice Springs and some in the Northern Territory near Darwin. Judge Mitchell referred the case to the accountant.
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