Man Found Drowning Revived and Taken to Hospital
A man was found drowning and revived by bystanders, then transported to a nearby hospital for evaluation. Police are investigating the incident and determining where it occurred and how it happened.
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14 Mar 1922
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Port Pirie Recorder in Port Pirie, South Australia
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
1
Man Found Drowned Off Coast Near Fieshton
A body of a man was found floating at sea near Fieshton. Constable Wilson and others revived indications of throat cuts. The deceased named Karis Wad Goodsir, employed by Farers Swaple, was taken to Advilaile Hospital in Staitls Cousion where he remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilly
Wilson
Fiehshton
Karis
Fiaeris, Swaple, & To
Advlaile Hospital
Spiatls Cousion
Moten unveils Prague memorial to King Edward in London crowd
A Times correspondent reports a large British presence in Prague for unveiling a memorial to King Edward in Blavin, with bronze figures of France and England. The ceremony features a bronze medallion and musical tributes as the National Anthem plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Prague
Tlsrdase
Paris
Blavvila
King el Ward
France
England
To Night's Picture Program At We Astral Molly
A fragmentary OCR item notes a cartoon page listing a program titled To Night's Picture Involving performers including Jas, Marie, Narmend, Rhodes, Gloyd, and Virgy. The readable bits suggest a community theater or cinema lineup with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Mins Marie
Bill’ Rhodes
Aarold
Iheh
Virgy
Bede
Efe
Pirie Council Sets Delegates for Water Supply Talks
At Pirie Council, delegates from the Flinders Market Gardeners Association and local groups prepared to discuss an expanded irrigation scheme. A joint conference could push a main water line from Milcowie dam to the Nelshaby reservoir, aiding settlers and Port Pirie farmers amid demand for greater supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Shinnick
Flinders Hange
Pitle
Bafoota
Flinders Aupge
Port Pirie
Counei
Fathers' Association
Marchel Pndemers' Association
Greddes
Counel
Lacey
Warren
Martial law amid South African labor clashes erupts in Johannesburg
Fierce street fighting and martial law grip the Rand towns Benoni Brakpan and Prings as strikers clash with police. Reports describe rifle fire aeroplanes and artillery with casualties including killed and wounded, while Prime Minister Smuts appeals for calm and mobilizes Defence Force units to end the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Benoni
Prings
Brakpan
Far-East Hwad
Far-east Rand
Nextere
Market Square
National Bank
Ereetoil
Tel
Fordshire
Mande
Poanier
Boollwans
Fordshore
Benoni Jusseil
Pordsburg
Reuar
Declaration of Martial Law Reported by Smuts
General Smuts told the House of Assembly that martial law was reluctantly imposed in Hood and adjacent districts as commandos terrorized civilians. He described ongoing fighting across the Rand with heavy casualties and urged unity to restore law and order despite bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Smuts
PCR Unity
Uapetown
House of Assembly
Thesje
Rand
Fightin
Police Hold Trades Hall Amid Riots and Military Presence
A chaotic scene surrounds Trades Hall as police and troops clash with striking crowds. Khaki defence uniforms blend with blue police as regulars rush in, with reports of substantial marches and tense blocks around Wordsburg and Newlands. Reuters notes large, uncertain totals and a city braced for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansesburg
Thorn Warn
Hussars
Lancers
Fastand
Wordsburg
Newlands
Wes Rand
Johanneshorf Wuld
Imando Captures Manager SOT On Veldt Incident
In Johannesburg on Sunday a clash left Brakpan men and Mr G Ranizan captured. Seven special constables were killed and subsequent executions occurred. A mounted W B Patterson was wounded when a rifle fired near him on River Street. Police and volunteers surrounded by nightfall. Reports note widespread confusion and ongoing attacks on power stations as strikers threaten to bomb a lorry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Brakpan Mve
G. Ranizan
Moncter
Brodizan
W. B. Patterson
Wielyitz
Benoni
Johannesbijse
Voluntevers
Newlands
Polse
Reuter
Kingston Park Grazing Row Divides Council Golf Club Anger
The Kingston Park grazing dispute centers on a 12 month lease to Mrs Ivey for cattle, sparking a council vote divide. Dr Geddes argues rescinding the motion is needed to protect the golf club and recreation ground, while opponents warn of legal action and uphold the original lease. The Mayor cast the deciding vote as the motion failed to reach two thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Howell
Kingston Park
Messrs Harwell
Hague
Euunell
Supreme Court
Natite
Geddes
Ivey
Golf Club
Whald
Rattle
Harvey
Gothee
Mitchell
Burwell & Haane
Threatgala
Lacey
Harey
Schub
Rte
Marvey
Robinette
Rizhh
Madori
Cra
Lavy Threadgvid
Kvpinelte
Egyptian murder campaign targets railway official
Two men in a live dress armed with revolvers attacked Mr. Julia Memrtosh, works manager of the Egyptian State railway, at his residence and wounded him in the shoulder. Memrtosh returned fire as his assailants fled, Reuters reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OATRA
Dresa Ared
Julia Memrtosh
Cal
Egyptian State Railway
Memtoah
Reuter
Rand the cloven hoof to demand lower wages
A garbled quotation reports Rand advocating capital pushing for lower wages longer hours and removal of safeguards to advance a new era in Australia. The fragmentary text suggests strong vested interests resisting reforms as pressure rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Australia
Pirie Train Service Update at 0 15 A M
Train service news notes a bot beinstated yet with timing details unclear leaving readers seeking forthcoming official clarification.
Warnertown Council Objects to Annoyance From Trains
Warnertown residents press Pirie and Crystal Brook authorities over early train arrivals affecting High School students. Council seeks later 9 15 am service and better co operation to balance transport needs. Street obstruction complaints cite frequent shunting delays on Ellen Street near Adelaide Steamship Company wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Peterborough
Ttate
Threadgow
Pitle
Lacey
Commin- Sloner
Exra
Geddes
Cryalad Brook
Threadgald
Warnertown
Socomoine
Wen
Mary-Ellie Street
Iron Knob Closure Conference Wohttps://
Mr A W Lacey organizer for the AWU and Mr P Raymond rep of that union at Whyalla depart Pirie for Melbourne. They will meet BHP Co representatives on Thursday at a conference about Whyalla and Iron Knob. AWU delegates from Newcastle and Tasmania will attend, where BHP also has interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Lacey
Aw.u
P. Raymond
Whyalla
Pirie
Melbourne
B.H.P. Co
Iron Knob
A.W.U
Newcastle
Tasmania
BHP. Co
Watchman and constable jailed for warehouse breaking
Melbourne report says Joseph Henesy a night watchman and Thomas Williams a police constable were sentenced to imprisonment for warehouse breaking. The case details note the suspicious activity at a warehouse and the officials involved. Both men received terms of confinement and the verdict highlights the breach of trust by a law enforcement officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Joseph Henesy
Thomas Wilams
Haye Pats
Abolition of Upper House in Queensland Legislature
The Governor announced Royal assent to the Legislative Council Amendment Bill and that the necessary assent had passed. The abolition of the Upper House is described as a historic move, with memorials and petitions sent to Downing Street. The debate notes the bill’s passage on four occasions, including after a referendum, marking a turning point in the state’s constitutional history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Theodore
Gobadl Bay
Pew
Constitution Defence Committee
Downing Street
Michael Collins Opens Pro Treaty Campaign in Cork
London dispatch reports Michael Collins arrives in Cork to push pro treaty stance amid pro republic protests. He urges acceptance of the treaty, argues Ireland did not win by force and calls out de Valera and treaty opponents for delaying tactics and intimidation ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael Collins
Mimiler
Irish Free State
Cork
Collins
Wie Lush
Ireland
India Office Trouble Leader Comments on Montagu Speech
The Times reports that a Cambridge based leader from The Ties blames Mr Montagu’s talk for revealing secrets and claims the coalition government’s handling of national affairs deserves public scrutiny. The country awaits the government’s reply as parliamentary details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joe Leader
Montagu
Cambridge
Viceroy of India May Resign After Monctfe Dismissal
Reports say Viscount Reading might resign as Viceroy of India following Mr Montagu's dismissal. The Cabinet appears to accept the possibility but no decision is seen until after the arrival of the English mail.
Victoria Banks on Britons in Immigration Pact
London Sunday interview with John McWhee, Victoria Agent-General, outlining a plan to borrow 42,000,000 in England to back immigration schemes. He asserts British manhood will support Victorian credit and acclaims the British pledge as prudent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John McWhee
Victoria
England
Daily Mail
United Service
Federated Carrel of Australian Police Associations Formed
Delegates from state police associations gathered in Sydney for a conference and voted unanimously to form a federated council. The body will be known as the Federated Carriel of Australian Police Associations with one delegate from each state and aims to promote esprit de corps, protect members, improve efficiency, assist crime elucidation, and push for consolidation of Australian criminal law. The first annual meeting will be held in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Pulive Associau
Sydney
New 1
Wales
Associa
Naylon
Sailyatsteolion Association
Maret Goners
Carriel
Tia
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Australia
Melbourne
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