Port Pirie Housing Meeting Seeks Immediate Action
A public assembly in Port Pirie presided by the mayor gathered about 300 residents to debate the housing crisis. Speakers urged the government to fund and speed up local housing, with calls for town planners to lead, a demand for urgent council action, and a push for pressuring the State Government to address deteriorating conditions.
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Political Deals in Vaughan Mental Hospital Site Inquiry
A parliamentary inquiry opened into the Vaughan Government purchase of Williams property near Battlesdy for a mental hospital. Key figures Adams, Styles, West, and others faced questioning over £1000 disposals and sale terms. The hearing sought full access to documents and explanations of property selections and funding.
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W. Mannaford
Clairam
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A. J. Blackwell
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Willams Property
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Parlianent House
W. Styles
Ghiet Lary
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South African Strikes and Labor Talks Update
Johannesburg reports miners resume Friday amid labor meetings as town talks end abruptly over wage offers. Negotiations between tramway staff and city leaders stall while a government commission's report is awaited. National Bank plans salary increases for officers, stirring industry-wide debate.
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Lapetown
Werthesday
Newler
Pretoria
Gouneil
Dal
Untidy OCR note on council meeting and archive items
Fragmentary OCR text references a council or committee, mentions the mayor presiding and a person named Het rarity to the state. It notes something was closed for a time and a discussion about maps or routes with informal, garbled phrasing.
Food crisis and unrest overshadow Europe in Times reports
The Times correspondent in Cologne says the food situation worsens Bolshevik influence grows amid famine in Berlin and Liege region while Swiss reports place Berlin casualties around four thousand. The Hague dispatch notes Luxembourg strife and tensions over forthcoming strikes with government threats. Reuters notes Berlin looting and damage, and Weimar reports deny a clash. Posen and Lemberg reports show Polish and Ukrainian forces shifting fronts.
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London
the Times
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Helle
Berlin
THN Times
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Government of Luxury
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Hun
Doomed for Punishre United Srevier 7 Thy Thief
A corresp on Barin sys Mal notes delays in war responsibility transfers under common law. The report discusses international covenants and upcoming decisions, with mention of Germany and Belgian funds for reparations and ship navigation issues at the Rhine and Kiel Canal amid peace talks.
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United Srevier
London
Barin Sys Mal
Rome
Ireland's Claim in The Times Report
The Times report from London notes a petition related to Irish affairs. It mentions Hivks and Hatmigasd in the context of royal or political action and a decision on support. Names like Ireton and Feín appear as central figures in the contested matter.
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Dutch Boats Seized Under 1339 Navigation Rights
Reported by Reuters from Brussels and Antwerp authorities, a Dutch river vessel was seized under the navigation rights established in 1339. The move follows irregularities cited by the authorities and reflects ongoing enforcement of historic treaties involving river trade.
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Leeus Supe
Brussels
Antwerp
Rescission of Australian Proclamation Affects South Australia
In Adelaide, a reply to the Premier's telegram to the Acting Prime Minister Mr Watt requests rescission of the February 5 proclamation declaring the state intecta with pneumonic influenza. The Commonwealth offers repeal if four weeks pass without flu. Ramsay Smith notes a clean state position and questions on Commonwealth action toward South Australia and protection from Victoria. Communications reportedly continue about resuming passenger traffic between Port Augusta and the western state.
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Watt
Tectea
Iowa
Ramsay Senith
Commonwealth
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Victoria
Western
Port Augusta
Influenza Cases Rise in New South Wales Report
Twenty new influenza cases are reported this morning in New South Wales ONEY. Six members of a single family are among the new patients. The total cases reach 516 with 20 deaths to date.
Amusements at Gasine and Royalty Theatre
Mitestmes presented by SISO PICTURES at the Gasine and a special picture Missing shows tonight at the Gou-ee. The features unfold a mid Victorian era tale of generations, romance, and war, with transitions from stage to screen and a dramatic tale of love, duty, and sacrifice amid upheaval.
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Gasine
Ld Bennett
Edward Knob- Hirst
Deiente
Hoyalty Theatre
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Nim
Ohner
Wierls the Leuwedy
Fire in the Ranges Threatens Flinders Forest Area
A timber fire in the Flinders Ranges threatens newly affected forest stands. Reported by observers as possibly fresh growth, the blaze appears to have limited damage to timber here though the mountainside is denuded. Winter rains may worsen erosion as scorched slopes lose vegetation, risking water run off and scouring on steep terrain.
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Evetein
Stork
Aly Join W Early Speech on Nazelha Inconsistent
Aly Join W Early of Early and taight speaks cry well of Nazelha. A misread report notes Mr Early injured a cat affecting his work. mentions Hie pernriotuns CA and PB Miler and Son. The piece references trials at Woburn Eng and a claim about using seed cake with water to raise calves without malt.
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State's Finance Minister Says Railways Struggle Under Influenza
Treasurer Sir Richard said the government faces two fires with railway losses and public service costs. He urged the Railways Commissioner to study revenue and expenditure due to influenza driven patronage declines. He warned higher taxation may be needed to fund waterworks and utilities, while stressing taxpayers should bear the burden only if returns improve.
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Port Adelaiie
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Hotels to be closed in Port Adelaide area under notice
Military commandant announced an order to close from Friday until further notice to sell intoxicating liquor at several Port Adelaide hotels including Bela Hotel Blackwood Warn Hotel Prospects Reservoir Hotel Thornday Park Flagatal Hotel Darlington Faguly Hotel Glenele Ramegate Hotel Tentey Beach The Commercial Britannia and Criterina Hotels I Port Adelaide.
Hancock finds welcome at Park Pirie homecoming
Yesterday afternoon Cpl Hancock returned to Park Pirie with no prior notice, prompting no reception plans. A. C. Degen harat in Ellen Street greeted him, while as president of the Pathers of Suitors and Soldiers' Association he welcomed Hancock warmly. He is brother to Mrs Harry Munn of Solomontown. He had failed to enlist at Port Pirie then went to Ade Halide where he was passed. The Nas shined three cand a hule sere Servier at the front.
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Gorm
Mancock
Solomontown
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Adelaide Leramie Thursday Dram Trouble
Fragmentary note indicates trouble related to a dram on Thursday and a planned selection or action on Friday. No clear names beyond Adelaide Leramie. Details insufficient for full item, but implies forthcoming decision or event on Friday.
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Tragic Deaths At Watsons Bay Family Lost
A shocking tragedy at Watsons Bay near Sydney left Mrs Hart and her younger child dead, with the elder child missing. Mrs Hart and the baby were found near the cliff edge after a day with relatives. clues included a woman's clothing, a baby bottle, a child’s hat, and a handkerchief marked Mart. Police searched the cliffs and recovered Mrs Hart’s body. the baby’s body was seen in the harbour. The husband, Horace Hart, a ironmonger of Spit Junction, Mosman, had planned the visit to Roseville with the children.
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Jedi Hart
Horace Mart
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Mosman
Fraser
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Albert R. Killeen
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St Andrews Rector Post Blocked by Commission Bid
A British Commission seeks to restart work after wartime disruption, aiming to rebuild Vanderbilt University’s rectorate structure and the tetorina railway plant while urging the population to resume labor immediately.
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Douglas Matson
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