St Patrick's Day parade marks Pirie celebration amid canceled meeting
St Patrick's Day was celebrated quietly in Pirie with a spectacular procession through the main streets. Despite widespread display of green, the horseracing event at Pirie course was canceled, disappointing children who look forward to the dance displays. The procession began at St Mark's Church and featured St Mark's Band, school tableaux, and a large turnout led by chief marshal P McBride with officials J J Madigan and P F McMahon guiding the route through Gertrude Street and surrounding avenues.
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Pirie
Ireland
Erin
St. Mark's Church
Gertrude’ Street
Mary Elie
Ellen
David
Florence
Alexander Streets
P. McBride
Messrs
J. J. Madigan
McMahon
V. Pickhaver
J. F. X. Robinson
Rey
Frs
O'Byrne
Molloy
St. Mark's Band
Sammow
DP. McBride
P.F. McMahon
V- Pickhaver
J. F . Robinson
Beach praise from Lang party organiser on Sommontown progress
Lang Labor country organiser FP Challinger hailed Sommontown Boren beach improvements as a rapid transformation from a nubush heap to an up to date adult bathing resort. Campaign businessman Ghatineer praised the pavilion as an example of state best in class facilities and the town applauded volunteer effort by Pirie residents.
Port Pirie Couple Wed At Wandearah Church
William Thames Gren, second son of Mr and Mrs A W Grenfell of Mansom Street Port Pirie, married Merle Gregory, third daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Gregory of Wandearah West at Wandearah East Methodist Church. Guests, bridal party, and a wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside at Wandearah.
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Wandearah East Methodist Church
William Thames Grenfell
A. W. Grenfell
Mansom Street
Port Pirie
Merle Gregory
H. W W. Gregory
Wandearah West
Rew W. Willshire
Redtull
Mies G. Vanstone
Miro H. Ghessom
Elsie Gregory
A. W. Qrentell
Bert Man
A. W. Grepfell
A. Stonstella
Adelaide
99 LIVES LOST IN Queenland CYCLONE
A Cairns report alleges 99 lives lost in Monday cyclone with many vessels missing. Names such as jugger Quota and Norman, and ships like Mildred and Waikato are cited among losses. survivors describe wreckage and shelter attempts on Banana plants damaged north Queensland, while Townsville and Cairns see ongoing searches and rescue efforts.
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Cairns
Jugeers Quots
Norman
Lotus
Cugkee
Rotophis
Inswer Aluh
Ingwee Wolpa
Fost
Jugeer Quota
Jugger Norman
Lanneh Mosman
Launeh Wagweea
Tost
Burns
Php
Nat
Ineger Phaeit
Townsville
Cairna
Vestardey Mornin
David Mason
J. Thomson
Queensland
Greek Manhunt for Insull Ends in Detention
AMUEL Insull once Chicago’s wealthy magnate was detained by Greek authorities aboard the cargo steamer Meotis bound for Port Said after a police chase by torpedo boat. He had resisted extradition amid a scandal surrounding the collapse of his firms with losses running into hundreds of millions and thousands ruined.
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Athens
Amuel Insull
Chicago
America
Port Said
Insull
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Roumania
Albania
Lichtenstein
Luxembough
Austria
Insul
Insuff
Insult
Paris
Martin
Chica
Position at Barrier Broken Hill Threatens Tuesday Strike
In New South Wales the Government signals a judicial review of compensation disputes after withholding payments. A telegram to Mr. Goldie sets out ex gratia payments pending the Workers' Compensation Commission ruling. Industrial Council president ONeill maintains the fight for full withdrawal while plans for Tuesday's work stoppage proceed at a council meeting. The joint committee asks the Labor Minister Dunningham to restore payments for all cases, including partial incapacity.
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Broken Hill
New South Wales
G. S. Goldie
Joint Committee
Workers’ Compensation Commission
E. P. O'Neill
Industrial Council
Unien
Dunningham
Labor
Lack of Duty Criticized by A S A Non Members
A report by the State board of the Se cured Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League criticizes non members for lacking in duty to comrades and empire. The document covers September to February, notes increased membership, and cites government appointments as reward. It records finances, renewals, and activities including Poppy Day funds and land settlement support in Victoria.
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Nlacker
Amyn
State Board of
The
Secured Sailors and Soldiers’ Imperial League
Pir
State Council
Werbert
Mos
Ser
League
URI
He Paine
Victoria
Weather data brief from Saturday and yesterday
The thermometer recorded a Saturday high of 85 degrees with a 24 hour minimum ending at 8 30 am of 54 degrees. Yesterday's high reached 90 degrees and at 8 30 am the value was 56 2 degrees.
Notable Australian statesman Dr Earle Page Praised
A verbose tribute extols Dr Earle Page of the Australian Federal Government, praising his leadership, speeches, and medical background. The piece lauds Page’s vigor, personal connection with audiences, and impact on policy during the Lyons Government era, noting his long career and education in Sydney and Grafton.
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Br. Earle Page
Gourary Party
Pubiicity Bureau
Thatromtesion
Matan Bright Reas
QP Canon
Lyons
Australia
Earle Pag
Merd
Linten
Lan
Sperks
Hin Vole
Dent
Billy” Hughes
Ton
Lyons-Lathem
Syiiey High School
Sydney University
Sydnes
Grafton
Mayne
Car somersaults man killed in Brisbane
A Brisbane bank car crash injures three officers returning to head office on Queen Street. Raymond Daly dies in Brisbane General Hospital from severe injuries. Frederick Sei and Nugent Abell are hospitalized with serious injuries. The event, at 12 45 pm on Frey Street, sparked extensive tributes to Daly, a former Sydney hospital surgeon and politician.
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Raymond Alfred Daly
Morrie Street
Wooloowin
Frederick Norman Sei
Chestnut Street
Wynnum
Drummond
Sydney
Brisbane General Hospital
Daly
Kim
Franer
Dircutt
Ite
Waha
Brueece
Loancil Widet
Australia
Council For Selentite
Development Commission
Scullin Grovernment
Nimbotha Alectric Undertaking
England Regains Calcutta Cup in Rugby Victory
London report that England defeated Scotland six points to three to win the international rugby championship and reclaim the Calcutta Cup after Scotland held it last year. The match headlines London as England breaks back into top form.
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England
Scotland
Recorder
London
Scotamen
Y. O. C. Activities Highlight Weekly Shorthand Classes
The Pirke committer begins a 40 lesson weekly shorthand curriculum for unemployed youths and girls under Trev T. W. Praser in the Geddes Memorial hall. Tomorrow morning Claude Carnell performs on xylophone and steel guitar, with Ozone essay winners announced and a community singing session.
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Pirke
Trev. T. W. Praser
Geddes
Claude Carnell
Ozone
Intertet
Remarkable Change in Church of England Outlook
Sydney Sunday report outlines a planned Church of England policy shift to balance religion and pleasure on Sundays. Bishops expected to bless Sunday golf tennis surfing hiking and dancing while opposing Sunday picture showings, aiming to reduce Sabbath work.
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Church of England
Sydney
Cannding
Lowivice
Australia
Ney
Smitherham Ties State 100 Yards Swimming Record
Adelaide Sunday report from Port Adelaide notes H. Smitherham of Largs Bay Amateur Swimming Club equalled the state 100 yards record with a time of 53 3-5 seconds after a rope obstruction during the event.
W Hutchison Wins State Cycling Title
In Adelaide at Goodwood oval W Hutchison surged late to win the State Mile Amateur championship by four lengths and later captured the amateur handicap. The event featured Hutchison taking the lead near the finish and establishing a clear victory.
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W. Hutchison
Adelaide
Goodwood
Oval
Cambridge Wins The Great Boat Race In 1fth Year
The 61st Oxford Cambridge boat race on the Thames between Putney and Mortlake drew over 100000 spectators. Cambridge beat Oxford by a margin of four lengths in 18 minutes three seconds, setting a new record for the race.
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Recorder
London
Cambridge
University
Rat
Oxford
Thames
Putney
Mortlake
Lang Leaders Coming to Pire
Lang leaders coming to Pire for talks as regional officials prepare for summit. The Was news outlet reports scheduled meetings with top figures to discuss cooperation and regional issues. Officials aim to bolster ties and address trade, security, and cultural exchanges.
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LANG
Pire
Lang Party Eyes Local Branch Expansion in Grey District
Mr Challinger said Lang and Mle lean toward the Lang policy as a Pirola visit aims to establish a party branch in the district. A nucleus of four local branches has formed and a meeting to appoint a working committee is planned amid talks of possible further visits by key Lang Labor figures to Garn Hall.
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Dunn
Rose
Geren
Firle
Lang Labor Party
Gadde
Australia
Challinger
Adelaide
Lang Party
ALB
Goatwood
Lane Party
South Australia
Grey
Passengers Listed for Motorship Moonta at Pirie Embarkation
The list names numerous passengers and companions slated to embark on the motorship Moonta at Pirie this afternoon, including couples Mr and Mrs J L Hunt and other travelers such as L Stantey and E F McNally. The roster features many individuals with initials and surnames, indicating a broad passenger manifest for the voyage.
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Mesiames
AP. Godfrey
B. Poster
V. Atking
M. Norton
Poster
H. B. Clarkson
H. J. Moran
M. Rix
W. Leal
T. J. Riordan
A. Johnstone
A. E. Stephens
Murphy
Miller
Misses K. Dolan
P. E. Wilson
D. Wodamen
M. G. O'Hara
A. Wallant
Je. Wall
Freudenberg
Prewhberg
Modecom
B. J. Day
Thorn
M. Heath
D. Breen
L. Green
V. Price
M. Smith
Messrs
X. M. Mair
L. R. Mona
A. A. Puiler
J. Wall
W. L. Hobart
A Raw
W. J. Keyes
W. J. Anderson
P. Clarkson
R. Angel
Shaw
HL Jonnaon
Day
St. Wallane
Fordee
K. Pell
A. Millington
F. G. Wsane
O. Thomas
Gd. Foster
T. J. Alardan
D. Johns
A. Bauer
JH. Bllaem
B. M. Groser
Z. K. Foukin
DL Collins
K. McCarthy
D. P. Burten
K. J. Otebarea
I. Meinieht
Kohlrr
D. Helthermy
L.A. Blair
J. HL Bourne
L. Labmann
K. Moore
P. A. Wenzel
V_ 0
Werlinke
PL Wares
Kimber
Pirie
Mre
J. L. Hunt
L. Stantey
E. F. McNally
Mannum Man Committed For Haystack Fire Sentence
William Goody aged 59 of Mannum was committed for sentence at Mannum Police Court on a charge of maliciously and unlawfully setting fire to a haystack valued at £0, property of farmer Russell Genta Short Senger.
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Mannum
William Goody
Manum
Russelk Genta
Mane
Gute Wade
Arrival notices for businessmen at Pirie hotels
Personal notices list Mr C. E. Smith of G Wood Son and Co arriving in Pirie today and staying at Great Reclame Her. Mr E Wilson of J W Grasty and Co also arrives today and will stay at Royal Hotel. Mr A A Hill representing A James arrives today and will stay at Royal Exchange. Mr C Pitt will arrive and stay at Royal Exchange hotel. Mr A Fortea of Reter Reid and (text fragment) persists.
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C. E. Smith
G. Wood, Son, and Co
Pirie
E. Wilson
J. W. Grasty and Co
Royal Hotel
A. A. Hill
A. James
Royal Exchange
C. Pitt
Royal
A Fortea
Reter Reid
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ACB
S. Banter
H.a.cb
St. John's Convent
St. Mark's
St. Anthony's
Grenfell
Gregory
North Coast
Pland
Rex Jones
Tames Tinins
Lehmapper
Yauthe
Amne
Bane
Tinton
Leflay
Murnett
Milliguin Bend
East Imeham
Gairloch
Joe Herbertiver
Zorai
Imine
Zorsi
Millionaire Insull
Jardine
D. R. Jardine
India
A.S.A
South Australian Board
Earle Page
DR_ EARLE PAGE
Brisbane
Gaylour
Mankind
Intereala
Aeneral Export Counscil
Hater
Upper Clarence
Eidesnon
Clarence
Amourgood
Sisterman
Page
Dr. Page
Tbe
Pedere Country Party
Unitet Country Movement
Abcere
H. Smitherham
Mustafa Kemal
Aietory
Moonta
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