08 Mar 1927
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1927
Page
1
In Los Angeles UMIEH SEM reports an all metal dirigible designed by Thomas lade. The craft promises 16 hour passenger service to New York and 4 hour to London, combined with sea steam comfort and radio, with Los Angeles as a hub for Asiatic flights and a four round the world service.
The War Department says one hundred planes will take part in maneuvers at San Antonio Texas from May 41 to 21. This will be the largest air exercise ever assembled in the United States. From departure to return an estimated 560000 miles will be flown.
The coastal steamer Christian Fraser, en route from Spaney to Bull, struck a reef off Port Hocking late last night, causing hull and propulsion damage. The vessel returned to Sydney for repairs. no injuries reported.
Fragment shows a garbled report referencing child endowment and remarks about Victorian Soul Australian Queens Laws and Tasmanian governments. It hints at NSW and Western Australian government involvement and a push for federal value, but the text is largely unreadable.
The Sweetland library launches in June with about 1800 volumes, offering new books and magazines monthly. Subscribers remain on the same terms, and the collection includes works by Ben Sir Pere, The Painted Stallion, The Dark Down, The White Peril, and many titles from local and named authors.
Reported council in camera sessions discuss editor dispute with The Recorder while Shanghai faces rising tensions. Labor unions vow to strike as Nationalist forces gain ground. rumors of airborne bomb drops circulate amid attempts to sway foreign settlements. Military reinforcements pour toward Shanghai-Nanking line amid hopes for nationalist success.
A contested proposal on wage fixing in New South Wales prompted a plan to introduce a bill. Industrial Commissioner Mr A C B Piddington will refer the matter to the commission for consideration, amid discussions of defining a legal minimum wage and the role of the commission in setting wages.
A damaged line of a court report notes a case in Sydney where defendants face damages claims totaling £10,000 or £5,000 to the wives of Thomas Weleh and Scot Tulivansen. It mentions a superintendent and court proceedings, with the judge’s decision in favor of the plaintiffs and upcoming healing hearings.
Cited Servier Galgutta discusses stabilising the rupee at 4/6 and warns of a financial panic with 12 percent price rises and $4 wage reductions if it moves to 1/4. Finance Minister outlines choice between stabilising at 1/1 or not stabilising. Currenсy Commission favored stabilisation. Votes expected to be very close with Swarajists backing stability for political reasons.
In Nanchang a Mass meeting by Ching Kaiatekists urged unity against foreign influence as a split in the Ruy Min Tang party deepens. The speaker warned that continued chaos would threaten Chinas stability and warned foreigners’ protection would be curtailed.
In a disputed wage case the Head of Pewde arbitration faced challenges amid competing applications. The matter centers on proposals for higher pay and the impact on local employment rates. The process proceeded with formal submissions from multiple parties and a watchful public record.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a late night dash to safety as distances shrink and a path to a street becomes possible. The legible bits hint at a hurried escape or movement through a tense moment as conditions and timing influence outcomes.
A hazy skirmish between a Bel fish navel party and Chinese forces sparked threats of reprisals. Key figures include Mandy and Steve Dorrs with mentions of Hy Cumin and Carey. The scene centers on a tense standoff lasting about two hours, as bellisty forces pull back and a cautious Shashi weighs options amid a disrupted, unclear security situation.
The readable lines describe movements and passengers on the Yangtse with mentions of places like Jankin Multia and Rikuang. It notes trains or boats carrying troops and travelers, with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at patrols, travel, and neighborhood activity but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
An unsettled local note reports that another proposal tied to Mr. Lang was abandoned amid incomplete words and garbled text. The fragment hints at a decision or delay affecting plans and public notices but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
The case concerns unpaid union dues and fines with a magistrate ordering payment of 2945 pounds plus costs. The defendant refused to pay the fine or subscriptions, with the matter proceeding in an unspecified court after claims of unlawful nonpayment and related penalties.
Adelaide reports a £500 reward offered by Lontilly for information leading to the conviction of J R Windmarst's murderer in Ths trosinor on February 3. Details and conditions under review as departments finalize terms.
A Solomontown Football Club annual meeting debates player injury support and the need for insurance. The discussion notes £50 spent last year on 17 cases, with individuals receiving £34 and £40, while others used funds for injuries. Calls grow for universal player insurance and a league policy to cover medical costs and protect families against financial hardship.
A Newtown Park pageant features the Duke of York and Wellington with children singing. The royal party approved the singing, plans for uniformed choirs, and a national anthem segment, plus a garden party and further amusements during the royal visit.
A morning dispatch reports Prime Minister My Heukce awaiting a formal briefing from Stomdax Dy pseortulle in Ne Kener. The note indicates urgent attention to a titled position, with diplomats and aides preparing to relay remediative details to the Prime Minister.
A mishap at a Sydney area brewery caused a tank to rupture, injuring two laborers. Witnesses described a failed valve and rapid movement of liquid, with workers trying to escape as the tank began to shift. The incident disrupted operations and prompted onsite safety checks.
Tennis news from Miami reports Tilden in strong form as he advances in singles. The event features international players, with emphasis on the overseas contingent and the single’s progress.
Adelmine faces conviction as court records disclose a grim tale of a man who married Evelyn Reem in 1936 and fled with her savings after forced war related actions. The judge weighs the evidence and sentences are considered as the court moves to finalize the case.
The audience praised the Katja company with enthusiasm and gratitude for the reception given to Meir eonamy at Sluis. Miss Jemole Han stein and Me Poon stoniling were notable members, with strong support for the theatrical group. The success promises Port Bissy visits in coming seasons.
For the coming season a well dressed man can select a thoroughly examined range of Smart Cut Ready-to-Wear Suits. Each detail has been checked to ensure perfection. One of these suits will save you money.
The article outlines a £1000 Richmond Derby trotting event with betting odds 4 to 4 for the Pacers division and notes related figures. It also mentions a proposed electric bath and laundry in Bethnal Green aimed at improving urban amenities for poorer residents while referencing a Moyul Wilting and Lady Momeysirid Syuntess in a dated London context.
Fragmented report from the Williamston rifle shooting meet lists competitors and mixed results. Names mentioned include Frank Start, We Tngkiy, Robertaon, Degrandi, Higwins, and Penny wellamd with a dead heat for third and a $9 deal noted, though many words are garbled.
A man leapt from a height at night near Mth bury iad Purchase and hit a rabbit of a tater cap, injuring Mr Ih Hawke of Torrens Valley quarry. He sustained bruises on the shoulder and arm and the vertebrae were at risk from the impact.
ADELAIDE reports the Premier returned from an electioneering tour through Pinnaroo Murray Bridge Tailem Bend and nearby districts. He noted strong public mood with no hostility at meetings and said wheat belt and river districts showed great optimism for the future.
Fragmentary text mentions ant blillons primivas and vaperiment elements, references to Pall Mail and Frevolt, Whitehall, Piccadilly, and a 150 foot helicopter or monoplane concept, suggesting an unstable historical aviation note without clear events or dates.
A large attendance filled Pachange Hotel on Friday for a Shiftworkers Football gathering. Officers elected for the upcoming year include Pallin president Labbe vice president Tullock chahoma Edwards treasurer Williams assistant secretary O Neill secretary Hall. A strong budget committee was formed to manage sock sales for the season.
A garbled OCR passage presents a mixed, unclear quotation attributed to Dean Inge. The text references a father, a typewriter, and phrases like we shall, but it lacks coherent context or verifiable facts to determine a clear news item or event.
A heavily loaded Indian lorry traveling from Lrinsworth to Hed Wi overturned after brakes failed near a railway crossing. Contractor Mir BL Dele sar of Gladstone and a worker escaped severe injuries though one man sustained arm injuries. Helpers freed occupants and righted the lorry, with the vehicle only lightly damaged.
Fragmentary news notes indicate Mr W M Hughes of Adelamidy is favored for a London cable commissionership. Report mentions federal cable supporters and Hughes’s expectation of appointment.
An opaque narrative recounts Simon’s escalating confrontation with an unnamed foe. After a clash and a tense exchange, Simon’s attack is repulsed. a later, more restrained response leads to a cautionary outcome. The piece underscores a moral pivot toward wiser conduct after near violence.
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