Port Pirie St Patrick Day parade and racecourse sports
A Port Pirie St Patrick's Day celebration featured a morning procession through the main streets, with Father McEvoy's speech and a large crowd. Three racecourse teams carried excursionists, about 1000 people attended, and a strong program at the racecourse included pony races, handicap trots, and a notable display by convent school pupils plus district sports events and exhibitions.
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Federal Parliament Fete Passes Supply Debate
The article reports on a federal parliament session addressing supply measures and export policy. It notes discussions in the Senate and House of Representatives about unmelted metal exports, sugar labor costs, and repatriation expenses, with figures cited for total costs to date and proposed amendments.
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Susan Inleenss
Myre
Mor
Mace
Tragedy at Cooee Theatre Prompts Mixed Reaction
A chaotic theater page notes a Jap tragedian Seesaw Hayakawa starring in a production at the Cooee Theatre. The piece mocks moral courage themes and references misadventure, a Crusoe tale, and a Casino Theatre program with a plot involving gambling, murder, and a rapid serial entertainment lineup.
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Odreee
Australian cotton drive urged for new industry growth
A Victorian division leader of the General Federation of Workers and Australian Cotton Company told a government representative on Tuesday that Australia must back a cotton industry. He urged active government involvement in cultivation and praised a three year plan offering subsidized remunerative prices to secure preservation and development of cotton.
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Reputia
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Australian Cotton Company
Wsteati
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soaNaleohs
Sailor�s Hornpipe Contest at Miss. event and St Patrick remarks
The report notes a children dance championship with Misses Walter Goold Guold and others in a lighthearted competition, while Father McEvoy faces denunciation over remarks at St Patrick's. The article mentions ongoing controversy and a later show by Sessue Wayakawa with "The Gouas ways" cited as a nightly program.
Treaty of Peace Debate Deliberations Delayed
Senate debate over the peace treaty stalls amid deadlock questions on the Long reservation and ratification. Democratic and Republican members weigh votes and procedural steps as talks hinge on concessions and timing.
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Vancouver
United States
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Dresi
Holt
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Society's Debt to Wives Ent en's Service The Lords Pass Bill
The House of Lords passes the second reading of a bill to enforce maintenance orders across the empire. The measure targets husbands or others liable for alimony who move within the dominions. Reciprocal legal action is expected across most dominions, with certain Canadian provinces yet to pass similar laws. Lord Buckmaster notes wartime needs justify phased instalments until final approval.
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Deriaken
Jewiaki
Britain’s Finances War Debt Reduced Notes in Circulation
Sir Robert Horne, president of the Board of Trade, closed the Sunple-Bill debate in London noting that by the last quarter of 1920 Britain had reduced war debt and debt money in circulation. He expressed optimism about the financial position and export outlook despite fears of distress.
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Board of Trade
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Britain
United Kingdom
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South African politics in Capetown amid cabinet talks
Reuters reports General Souls arrived in Capetown to meet the Union Cabinet. Ministers planned a meeting to discuss recent actions and the next steps. Speculation runs high as General Small is slated to address the House on Friday to push the government with any available support. Labor Party members convened to assess the situation.
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Reuter
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Velie
General Small
Labor Party
Nationalist Party seeks co operation on equality basis
The executive committee of the Transvaal Nationalist Party passes a resolution in Tollaws welcoming cooperation with the South African Party on an equality basis. It stresses adherence to core principles including independence and non violence as Parliament forms.
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Pretoria
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Tollaws
No Compromise In Germany Ebert Denies Negotiations
Late Berlin crisis reports say ex President Ebert denies negotiating with Dr Kapp for a compromise on Germany’s government as Kapp’s revolt collapses. U.S. officials fear a renewed Spartacist threat and await clarity on American troops’ status in Germany amid the ongoing postwar turmoil.
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Share Market Quotation Round From Adelaide Brokers
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Australia’s Future and a Unified Gauge for Defence
The Governor-General spoke at Town Hall about postwar Australia building a unified gauge for road and defense while fostering national industry. He urged directing funds toward essential capital projects and warned against neglecting key sectors like magnets and natural pastures as the nation shifts from pastoral to industrial production.
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Allegations of mutiny aboard ship during Melbourne voyage
Soldiers alleged to have mutinied against officers aboard a transport to Melbourne. Prisoners describe poor treatment and disruptive behavior at Port Said and Colombo as crews and guards faced garbled discipline. Lt. Col. Moore reported overall voyage was good despite several matters that could have been better.
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Profit boosting and price pressure in Melbourne clothing trade
In Melbourne on Monday, Mr Timiot Eolomous, manager of J and B Sniders clothing department, said after 44 years there is unprecedented scarcity of suitable materials. The chairman asked if prices would ease this year. the reply: there is no hope of relief, prices may rise further. He confirmed the department earned slightly more now than six years ago, attributing the rise to business conditions.
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Walkerville Brewery confirms no change after talks
Adelaide reports rapid interviews between Walkerville Brewery and workers after a recent dispute. The company stated no change has occurred in the position, and injuries to lay employees were noted as part of the day’s events. Ross Smith's aeroplane referenced in coverage.
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Adelaide Request Telegram Sparks Government Debate
A garbled telegram from Sir Ross Smith prompts the South Australian government to seek royal assent for aiding an air venture. The message asks the Commonwealth to permit Adelaide access to the Vimy flight machine, hoping to showcase the contraption to the public. Prime Minister Hughes is unavailable, delaying a reply.
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Local Industry Council Debates Wage Rise Proposal
A council meeting of Lie Soul Avsbration Goamibe of Manu factures discussed a motion of preference for higher wages in state contracts. The proposal targets construction projects, urging the chamber to pursue a wage increase in government contracts and related sectors.
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Relief Committee Holds Afternoon Application Session
Mei Hopkins of the District Relief Committee announced a two hour window from 2 to 4 30 PM for receiving applications for relief aid. Applicants must appear in person unless excused and encouraged to bring neighbors to support.
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