Sunday Night Church Events and Listings
Sunday night services feature Rev Shapley Rev Edgar Miller Rev W T Shapley and Rev Gordon Kane with a harvest thanksgiving service at Shapely church followed by daily bread themes and a grain of wheat sermon. Monday activities include a 4 pm social at Mii and Mrs Brock hall and a Sunday school at Davis Store. Also listed are Pine South Baptist Church programs at Solomontown Railway Station and a Women’s meeting with Mrs Gowans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Wylde
Barewell Social TH
Amrs. Brock
Pine South Baptist Church
Solomontown
A. Gowans
T. Edwards
Gowans
Progress of aviation British Air Force
In Commons today under secretary Tryon announced reduced air force personnel from 164000 to 34000, with seven squadrons of armoured aeroplanes planned for Egypt and Nile valley patrols. He praised English-origin aviation for ventures in India Mesopotamia the Aden hinterland Somalia and Egypt. Proposals include non rigid airships for surveillance and energy saving patrols. Reports note seven months without misstep and a weekly aerial meet from Toulounje will end the first six months of service. The Aeroplanes averaged five hours per journey of 1100 miles with seven passengers and half a ton of cargo. The Queen airship crash cited. South Africa provides a new aeroplane for Captain van Ryneveld to continue the Cape Town to Blitheway leg. third machine in the journey. Aviators in India and Karaghat, with Sopwith wallaby and DH G aircraft bound for Delhi and Nasibad respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Wr J. Tryon
Air Ministry
House of Commons
Teould
Alr
Air Forcs
Nueth-Wesh
Indi
Mesopotamia
Aden
Somailaand
Egypt
Tryvan Wipe
Nile
Bijor Tryon
England
Muii
Wreerie Val
Toubintse Jeetnorenw
Dancing Hall Disturbance Ends With Fines and Assault Claims
A ballroom disturbance in Myr town led to fines for the Qinturbers after larrikin trouble disrupted dancers. Evidence described heavy blows and insulting language, with charges including assault against Alfred Egat Short and Bruce for striking witnesses. Proceedings noted drunkenness and cautions from the magistrate as several witnesses testified about the melee and surrounding events.
British Workers Rebuff Direct Action Over Mines Policy
Trades Union Congress met in London to decide on government pressure for mine nationalisation. Seventeen hundred delegates from over five thousand affiliated unions voted on street action and general strike. The assembly backed a broader political campaign and the creation of Soviets in Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iflealer
London
Trades Union Congress
Ninespan
Great Britain
CLYNES WARNS OF GENERAL STRIKE POLARIZING LABOUR
In a London speech at a Trades Union Congress meeting, Mr Clynes warned that declaring a general strike would force a general election. He said the Premier would respond by dissolving Parliament, and the campaign would test Labour's unity while exposing divisions among all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Lond
Jursiay
It Clynes
Trades Upton Congress
London
Directation
Delegation Seeks Russia Visit From Trade Unionists
A 41 member delegation representing the Trade Union Congress and Labour Party sails to study Russia's political and economic conditions. Included are J H Thomas Webb Ramsay MacDonald Snowden Mary Macarthur and Margaret Woinfield. The Manchester Guardian notes Russian labor law could sober British workers remarks on dictatorship and capitalist enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Russia
Trade Union Congress and
Labor Party
Messrs
J. H. Thomas
Webb
Ramsay, MacDonald
The
Manchester Guardian
Great Britain
Polish Victory Report Sparks Public Enthusiasm in Poland
Polish forces claim a crushing blow against Bolshevists on the Lithuanian front, forcing retreats and taking about 1000 prisoners as General Igudaki gains political traction. Tokyo reports a possible resumption of commercial relations with Soviet Russia while other fronts note Siberian recognition of Viadivostock authority and Denekin’s draws. A mixed European dispatch highlights local legal testimony involving an assault and a witness named Bromley in Solomontown with ongoing court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Klegeane Tron
Warsaw
Feds
ATU
Uuportassteatecems
Morsez
Kalenkowitz
Poland
Igudaki
Fire Rips Port Pirie Wharf in Grim Blaze
A Port Pirie visitor describes Wednesday night’s fire on the licit wharf and surrounding rubbish heaps. Dense smoke, tongues of flame and heated debris lit the scene as fire brigade steam engines pumped sea water to quell the blaze. Constable Kennedy will report to the coroner on the probable origin. no strong evidence of foul play. Damage estimated. insurers’ adviser Mrs Steel inspected the Bailie wharf properties and will report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie
Itallic Wharf
Nanny Ak
Ami
WW. V. Kennedy
Kennedy
Steel
Tre Isurance Companies
South Australia
Bailie Wharf
Adelaide
Yenterilly
Sind
Port Pirie Coastal News Snippet Tide and Travel Notes
Messrs Alfred Mallyon and Wk Mallyon left Port Pirie for Adeladde by rain yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs Watter returned to Port Pirie on Thursday evening after a brief Adelaide holiday. Mrs Rose Anna Poynton mother of Mr Alex Poynton died Thursday near Ballarat aged nearly 88. she leaves six sons and three daughters. Mr and Mrs Shipway plan a Port Pirie departure Monday for three weeks at Coro Crea om. Mr W J Pimlottsen head of Pimlott Ltd visits Port Pirie on business. Mrs George McEwen of Whyfilm spends a few days in Port Pirie with relatives. Rev W Taylor and others are noted among local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mallyon
Wk. Mallyon
Port Pirie
Adeladde
Watter
Adelaide
Rose Anna Poynton
Alex Poynton
Home and Territories
Ballarat
Belfast
Shipway
Daught
Mondey
W. J. Pimiottsen
Pimlott, Ltd
George McEwen
Whyfilm
Allies plan disciplinary occupation of Constantinople
Reuter service reports the Supreme War Council orders immediate disciplinary occupation of Constantinople and key points in Asiatic and European Turkey. The Daily Mail notes Allied provisional occupation of Constantinople. Nationalist forces mass in Eastern Thrace as the Turkish crisis deepens. The Times leader questions actual British occupation. A Times note cites Armenian bishop reports only 50,000 of 150,000 Armenian Catholics survivors remain. 140 priests have been shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Supreme War Council
Constantinople
Turkey
America
United Service
Mel
Thraceda
Asia Minor
the Times
Paris
Figaro
Syrians Demand Independence as French Face War in Alexandretta
London reports a serious Damascus situation with Ye Arihe and Syrians pressing for independence. A state of war exists in coastal Asia Minor as Turkish Nationalists clash with French forces in the Alexandretta province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandretta
Reuter
Servier
London
Damascus
Fle Bimie Fetsul
Ye Arihe
Asia Minor
To-night at Casino Theatre Two Plays Show
The program features Up in Ale Place a Bolshesiat chase and comic plots with a Dumb and goey hunt. Stepping Out presents a wife's effort to save her marriage from entanglement. Enid Monnett stars in the second drama with a Bachlors Wife plot of abandonment and a woman striving to right wrongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Monnett
Casino Theatre
Bachlor
Smelters Reply To Union On Broken Hill Concentrates
At a Port Pirie special AW meeting last week the union decided to inform the Smelters Company of its stance on handling Broken Hill concentrates. In a Tuesday union meeting the organiser read the company reply, which was brief and acknowledged the union letter but offered no comment on the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie
Concentra
Broken Hill
Lasey
Opty
Fragmentary Health Note Medically Coded Hint
A fragmentary diary style entry notes general malaise and minor health concerns. It mentions living well as a possible way to avoid medicine or doctors but cites constant small threats like exposure, diet changes, and water quality as factors that disrupt well being. The tone is advisory and reflective rather than diagnostic.
Deliverier Daily Port Al BubLabs Retail Ad
A cluttered marketplace page lists assorted canned fish and grocery items with inconsistent spellings and prices, including salmon, herrings, sardines, pas, and cheese. The ad promotes country orders with prompt packing, free delivery to trains, and a forthcoming soap sale in about a fortnight.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ucue
Shapley
Edgar Miller
W. T. Shapley
Sacra
Tennyson
J. D. Williams
Gipsy Smith
Rontown
Methodist ‘Church
AL Aan
Hey. W. T. Shapley
Gordon Kane
Sbytemian Church
Hall
Florence Street
Port Pinie Baptist Church
Pposite Recreation Ground
Mr. J. Willams
Rev. A. Gowans
Howetown
Davis’ Store
Salvation Army
Koeedrill
Mongess
Enngsters
Jas. Wishart
Ensign
Enid Bennett
Evelyn Nesbit
Cooer
British Air Force
Toulouse-Madrid
Cotton
Ted Servier
Tive
Raine
Capetown
van Ryneveld
Government of
South Africa
van Rynevell
Fas
Jeff London
India
Delhi
Nasiabad
Enia Bennett
Covre
Prest’s
Millinery
Mal Ord
Solomo
Myr
DL Scott
William Makinson Way
Alfred Egat
G. Bromley
Janie
Hee
Edger
Warnabas
Might Weick
Edgardworkeeper
Wallinwel
Bromley
Julia George Bromley
Euest
Auace
Barnably Hall
Win
Charies Eduar
Dourkesper
Dace
Uuvunesitiek Brinley
Thoustey
Williams
Rowley
J. W. Regan
Routinul
Ile
Bret Joy
Mallerson
Petty
Alex James Williams
George Willams
Bruce
Frederick van Bruce
S.J. Warren
Intorman
Bond
Sweeeny
John G. Bromley
Robinson
Sharp
Mr ‘Sweeney
Trace
Clynes
Conere
Tonal Stark
Aapan
Tokio
Vladivos
Hearth
Viadivostock
I Siberia
Irhitsk
Denekin
Koala
Rylstevists
Wii
Mestor-Heler Ralayay
Leinson
Sweemy
O'Slock
William Robinson
Pimlutt
Kimiott
W. Taylor
Comptantinople
You Ronn Peon Me
Dublin
Ford Agency
Avice Station
Laver's Motor Works
TEL
1S Coy. Ltd
Aranchy
Faireys
Deliverier Daily
Port al ‘Bublabs
Fairey’s
Ellen Street South
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