Pirie sanitation plan debated at council session
The Pirie council debated sewerage options and costs, with Campbell noting 4000 feet of pipe under 15 feet depth and Warren citing £90,000 including connections. Mayor and Dr. Ware discussed government support, with promises of possible assistance from the South Australian Government and a deputation to ministers for a rapid decision.
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Ald
Campbell
Sebacey
Tate
Gil Warren
Sahiamie
Albig Adlem
Trums Pipe Company
Pirie
Mobinette
Wareten
Longiay
Rertort
Walside
Mingeliere
Hill
Latey
Mtst
Gr Warren
Roljlee
Gr. Warren
Glade
Shor Fortes Isaussian
Lioty
Caleet Lonsley
Howe
Tate Wayers
Ge. Robinette
Cr Laney
Mayer
Hii
Renort
Car crash into river near Hawkesbury embankment
A vehicle mounted a mover at Witegan's Derry on the Hawkesbury River and plunged into the river. Eyewitness reports note a rough stretch and a rapid river current. Police and rescue services attended, but details of injuries or fatalities were not immediately available.
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Ayoney
Panerol
Witegan
Derry
Hawkesbury River
Charged With Assault at Local Criminal Court
Sydney Jamas Mhir i Fans faced assault charges in Colizil Criminal Court. The case, tied to AlVernoble, proceeds with William Broggston and Meo GaUsttters named in the proceedings.
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Sydney
Jamas “Mhiri
Colizil Criminal Court
Oay
Howe
AlVernoble
Wfibe
William Broggston
Resistance in Ruhr Graman President Advises Continuance
In Grenoble on Monday former minister Leucheur denies France’s annexation aims and favors a Rhineland remnant under League supervision. London Times correspondent notes France may push hard on nonmilitary terms as Allied decide postwar penalties.
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Grenoble
Leucheur
France
Avan Gernany
London
Sbiday
the Times
Passe
Gylrmany
NeainGt Barrestan
Gonfarenta
Germany
Versailles
United Service
Opinions clash over European security and German plans
London and Paris dispatches report diverging views on Germanys proposed indemnity and disarmament terms. debate centers on two year motor vehicle payments, security guarantees, and potential alliances. Paris mentions Rome chamber meeting suggestions, while Dusseldorf notes coal tax disputes and possible seizures.
Editor Bangeaguely Wounded Near Londor
A Sunday incident reports editor Bangeaguely wounded during a sensational attempted murder in Londor. Police investigate, tracing to Joseph Smeets of the Anelolones Publik and linking motives to a Rhineland Separatist movement. Dr. Dortenyn is mentioned in connection with the case.
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Londor
Joseph Smeets
He Calton
Anelolones Publik
Ated
Dortenyn
Rhineland
Ian
Labor Lenders Debate Royalty and Trade Policy
A garbled London report cites MP J Thomas accusing Labour of bias and misjudging electors amid calls for renunciation of censorship. Mussolini welcomes delegates to a commerce conference with 42 nations, urging state influence and restraint in capitalism. In Istanbul, British insurers refuse to merge with new firms, threatening deposits of 15,000 Turkish pounds per branch.
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Goreton
Liverpool
Ottore
Labor Party
International Iicommerss “Conference
WOME
Mussolini
Premiex
Fia Seauna
Interma Tiofiel
Fane
Mons
Hasald
Privele
Ugcessan
Guif— Aunty Trust Company
New York
Reuter
Jonstanvinople
Fusal ‘Te Comahe
ADL
Nai
Insuranes
Vague prewar trade note hints at vessel coal work start
Fragmentary report indicates clerks note a coat disrupted by workers and a plan to begin coal loading. The company is determined to get the vessel ready, with work slated to commence on a Tuesday as indicated in the muddled text.
Confused Boxing Night Amid Riot and Injuries at Dated Theatre
An unruly crowd at a Dublin venue faced heavy police presence as a boxing event sparked threats and boisterous cheering. Spectators recalled bullets and danger as fighters including Sik and Beckett clashed with Carpentier, with medical staff tending an injured participant and officials debating controversial rulings.
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Dublin
Sunder Wilko
Aida
Soula Theatre
Tata
Aletigu
Ater
Daishen
Beckett
Carpentier
Ami
Enoch
Todd
Birthe
Lenge Beckett
Sikitz
Tedere
Sporting Life
Homwas
State Elections Briefly Reported Amid Turbulent Campaign
In Queensland the state elections face tight margins and a narrow lead for major parties. Analysts note potential shifts in public support as polling closes and results trickle in from key districts.
Inquiry into New Basic Wage Sparks Trade Debate
Sydney council faces a heated exchange over a proposed basic wage. Officials discuss implications for workers and industry, with advocates urging a standardized rate while opponents warn of rising costs and potential layoffs. Several speakers cite local business impacts and employment effects.
Jail gossip court turmoil shadows hotel gathering
Fragmentary OCR text describes a somber association meeting at the Hotel Biltmore amid public opinion concerns. It references a lecture or event about duties and public attention with unclear names and dates.
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Biltmore
Grosecues
Free State Presidents Arrest Report From Dublin Riot
A Dublin dispatch reports a rebel disturbance with irregular youths aged fourteen to forty six captured near Philsborough. Four irregulars were described as favoured in Manor while a woman exchanged fire, ammunition and explosives found in a Dul Street library area. A reprisal was noted as a wounded man identified as Dhiam Peale.
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Philsborough
Uray
AES
Indian Exchange Calcutta Telegraphic Transfers Note
Telegraphic transfers and short term bills for tires discussed in Calcutta market. Rupee figures noted with months and dates, indicating a docket of payments and exchanges.
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Calgutta
Fuaver
Meteorologist Forecasts Uncertain Weather Ahead
Melbourne readers are told the meteorologist warns of ongoing drought and increasing rainfall. The report notes potential further showers as conditions shift, with official forecasts indicating unsettled weather.
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Melbourne
Government
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