27 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1923
Page
1
A meeting of drivers near Suoory AtDr Monday discussed wages and potential action. Delegates from the union urged the secretary to seek a conference with the Employers’ Federation to revisit the award and consider quarterly variations. A mass meeting may be called if employers resist the union’s stance on wage adjustments.
A fragmentary report from Port Adelaide notes a prohibited immigrant case. The text references Adelaide and the police, mentioning George Wills & Co and a vessel event. Details are incomplete but indicate enforcement action regarding an unauthorized entrant.
A libel action was launched in Sydney today on behalf of John Hornery against the Sydney Experts, claiming 1000 pounds in damages. The suit centers on a published article alleged to be defamatory. The action seeks redress for libel and seeks relief through the courts.
The event in Sydney opened with calm and splendid weather, drawing attention to an otherwise quiet day. Participants and attendees noted the smooth start and mild conditions enhancing the atmosphere.
Reports from Cork indicate a large deficit in Free State finances possibly exceeding £10,000,000. A government statement may be issued soon. London dispatches note ambushes near Wexford with casualties including four attackers killed and several wounded. A lieutenant, a sergeant, and two privates were captured during clashes at Adamstown and Palate.
A serious blaze gutted a garage today, damaging property and leaving the building uninsured. The incident caused significant losses estimated around £44,006 with a total value cited near £216,000. Local authorities assess the risk and investigate the cause as fire crews secure the scene.
The Port Council reviewed requests from Jobaliterium on the Globe's Oval for annual use and trading proposals. They considered Adelaide Fertilisers Co. Ltd site plans, parkland exchange issues, and city roadway and footpath improvements across Pirie and surrounding streets.
An archival report discusses prohibition sentiment in 1924 Australia and the United States, noting varied citizen participation and political pressures. It references leaders, speeches, and cultural warnings about alcohol, with names like P. Kimber and W. Duncan influencing the event.
Heated council session erupts when Dr Warren and Gr Warren clash with the mayor over football on the Recreation Ground. The debate centers on delaying or approving a motion to permit football, with threats to withdraw and protests about misquotes and duties of the town clerk.
Detectives pursue six alleged members of a covert gang linked to jewel thefts across Paris and London. Names including Norton Daniel Jones Malory Smillie and Patsy Clarke surface as police shadow suspects through days of surveillance. Proceeds reportedly sent to headquarters in Spain.
In Germany, reports say Communist disturbances suppressing newspapers trigger clashes. Across the Ruhr, partially armed forces parade and confront authorities around Raihausen. Military formations seize arms and clash with officials amid rising tension.
The premier said he would not entertain the idea of entering federal politics this year 1926. He strongly denied comments about pursuing national office and stated his focus remained on state affairs.
The Commonwealth steamer Sydney faced union trouble as crew members pulled out in the afternoon amid tensions with trained staff and stewards. It is understood the union support came from able-bodied workers, prompting a likelihood of broader disruption affecting other Commonwealth vessels.
The injured woman, Mrs. McCarthy, was hurled from a tram near Spring and Collins streets. She suffered a serious head injury and remains in a critical condition at the hospital.
Melbourne report states George Michael Mayne was arrested at St Vingent's hospital for a lacroscopic fee following a stabbing alleged to have occurred near a park and hardscape streets in Crilisx wood.
A disrupted report notes bicycles stolen from Working Men's College and from St Mary's Church board area in North Melbourne. One incident involves engineer Alohmed George East, a student, with suspicion of another bicycle theft during Mass attendance. Police inquire into the separate thefts and seek leads.
May Smith, 43, appeared in the Arghsh court today charged with influencing a young woman. The case involved accusations of money and gifts influencing a partner. Witnesses described a volatile relationship with prior court appearances for related charges.
Japanese immigration rules limit laborer entry to Canada, allowing only limited displacement and addressing workforce needs. Restrictions target skilled workers and temporary workers, with policy debates over economic impact and population balance.
In London and Cambridge places, mixed track events featured international competitors. Henry Enu nule and others competed as Oxford challenges were noted, with a notable 420 yards event where B Stapleton edged A Winter Irving in Cambridge. A French and British Army match at Tyvek received wide spectator attention, ending with French superiority.
Sunday matches in London produced mixed results as Arsenal edged a 0-0 draw with Oliham while Aston Villa defeated Birmingham. Liverpool triumphed 2-0 over Huddersfield in a tight afternoon program. Preston beat Sunderland 2-0 and Tottenham Hotspur won against Stoke. In the Second League Bury lost 0-3 to Clepion with Notts County taking a 2-? Cav entry details unclear. Semi-finals in association cricket and local cups feature listed teams.
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous monetary figures and names in a London context including sums like 6687 15 668 and 16 116 08, with scattered references to Fatinen and Peall. The readable content resembles an overseas financial or ledger item with inconsistent names and amounts.
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