30 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
1
The Daily Anal reports tensions as peace talks falter. Disagreements split the Calipul coalition while public sentiment grows tense about possible outcomes. Discussions hint at alignments with Mr. Churchill amid calls for firmer action.
An Archdeacon named Wazkford seeks a formal reopening of a prior case. The readable text is garbled with scattered names and phrases, making concrete details unclear but indicating a request for renewed legal or clerical action. Further clarification from the original source is needed.
Fragmentary text references Mashawt area, distribution, premiums, and items related to a December period. Names, dates, and specific actions are unclear, yielding a damaged record with partial references to stakeholders and locations.
London diary notes Premier of South Australia N Barwell attending three lunches and two dinners this week. Activities include dining with Winetes, Empire Park Hintwenbiry Association, Drapers Company, and a visit to the University boat race. He is pictured meeting with Sir Henry Galway and the Chamber of Commerce.
Reports from London describe open fighting between Irish Republican troops and Free State Police at Newlyn and Cunningham in Onegal. A Republican force seized forts near the Wire racks, firing from windows and barricaded barracks, with several wounded and six prisoners taken amid heavy clashes. Provisional leaders urged peace talks in London, while anti treaty figures urged electoral activity and resistance to the Provisional Government.
Reported visits describe the Belgian king and queen touring Rome with ceremonial receptions at railway stations and public events. A later note mentions a separate arrest or security incident involving a toy pistol and monetary details, with unclear specifics.
Daily Meals from Berlin reports that German plans meet strong opposition from the Howaystions Commission. The correspondent notes Berlin intends to demand relief while Great Britain refuses to concede and stresses that the Rhine region remains a flashpoint.
Report from Carrick on Shannon details rising tensions over cattle driving and evictions. Residents allege authorities interfere with cattle herding while tenants face eviction after a new decree. The case involves local officials and landholders, with protests planned and warnings issued to participants.
Early morning fires across Belfast set by a series of explosions. The largest blaze started at a jam factory then spread rapidly, drawing emergency crews. Several persons were injured, including a man aged about 60. Police and fire authorities investigate the incident.
Report from London states constabulary evacuated barracks at Letter Kenny when bombs and rockets were dumped into the river. Four boys found some devices and used them as balls along the road. Two boys picked up a bomb, it detonated, killing one and wounding the other, Reuter reports. Royal Irish Constabulary tensions rise as workers threaten to strike over grants and conditions.
An OCR fragment reports a London event with references to protection measures, a telegraph unknowns, and a royal border issue. It mentions/Aivavral Mackeady and Mir Sab, plus vague travel orders and consular aims. Dense garbled names and places hinder clear facts but imply diplomatic drama and guarded movements.
A report notes that after an Irish Republican Army convention, provisional Minister of Defence announces automatic suspension of all officers and men involved. The measure also applies to four members of the lead quarters staff. An opposition army is deemed inevitable as the convention is estimated to represent less than half the army.
The Tim reports that Sir James Craig and Mr Michael Collins possess power to save their country from fratricidal strife. The leader urges them to separate all this fateful onr and notes they have sealed a treaty of peace.
In London on the Thesilay session, Craig refused to budge on inviting the British government. He praised the policy pursued and repudiated assertions by Mr. Collis about breaking his word. Sir Jones Chair claimed Ulster Irishmen were sending volunteers to arm against Catholics, labeling Catholics as rebels and enemies of the Empire.
In London the incident began when Lord Carson attacked by a fellow peer during a Saturday speech, prompting talk of his possible resignation from the Lords. The debate centered on party lines and the broader political climate, with discussions of public interest and parliamentary conduct continuing.
Fragmentary report notes Genoa Conference talks and Russian delegates. It mentions Russian residents detained, with references to leadership, dates, and a master city event. The text is garbled but indicates a tense diplomatic scene and arrests affecting attendees.
A failed bid on the Russian ex-Minister Miliukoff as he left the Philharmonic Hall in Berlin. An associate, M. Nabokoil, died protecting him. Several arrests reported. Authorities link the attack to monarchist beliefs about Miliukoff's role in czarist fall.
A Grand Paramount program features PetroLas McLEAN in Passing Through and Soul of Youth. The event showcases NATION and Taylor Beater in a natian production titled Ner Tonight. Details are scarce in the fragmentary text.
The national secretary for Australia Mr A J Ebbs denounces trotting at a St Pat's parish hall meeting in Pirie. He urges expansion of the Church of England Men’s Society C E M S to build a brotherhood of men, foster fellowship, support unemployed care, and establish youth programs and hostels as part of a national church effort across Australia.
Daily Mail correspondent in Nome cites a Vatican report that the Pope has ordered instructions to combat present immodesty in women’s dress. The pontiff, noting high regard for women, seeks moderation and a crusade against fashionable scandal as he aims to elevate moral standards.
Committees in Port Pirie meet at SS Mark's Hall to back a monument in memory of Father John O Mahony. Bishop of Port Augusta approves a plan to fund an infant school linked to the parish, noting the need to finish parish Catholic schooling amid debt and unemployment. Collectors named from Pirie districts are listed to raise funds for the project.
In the House of Assembly in Cape Town a commission to investigate recent strikes was announced. The board includes Justice Sir William Solomon as chairman and board members William Brace, Sir Robert Kolze, and Sir Carruthers Realtie. Mr. Smuts praised Brace for his British labor expertise joining the inquiry, which starts soon.
Five thousand shipyard hands have struck at Southampton and thousands more at other ports. EMPLOYES ABANDON Ese TO CONTROL WORKS. Thy conference at the Engineers? unions has now dectnedly accept as preliminary to further negotiations the general principle that the employers are entitled to manage their own Works. Reuters)
London reports post lockout notices issued to engineering shops whose owners belong to associations aligned with the Engineering Union. The action targets about 800,000 more men, expanding the impact to roughly half a million additional workers.
A Reuters report notes expert Dr Unis of the Near East Medical Relief Association warns Armenia faces rising trachoma. The disease risks widespread blindness within years as the epidemic spreads, prompting concern among investigators and authorities.
Fragments reveal debate over constitutional reform in Australia with emphasis on anti Christian governance and public morals. Speakers attack abolition of the Legislative Council and criticize political acts against the will of the people. Mentions electric lighting, horse racing, and a push to form a branch of a council.
Lloyd George presided at a Cabinet meeting then spoke at a Savoy luncheon to Liberal ministers under secretaries and whips. He plans to address the country before Monday's House of Commons debate as cabinet dissension rumors are denied by ministers.
Paris reports the French Cabinet has appointed M. Bertha as Minister of Justice and as head of the French delegation to the Genoa Conference. Three other Melowates will be appointed soon, according to a government source.
Nine masked raiders invaded the mansion of millionaire Arthur Cul ten in central Chicago. They smashed a way into the 800 acre estate, seized jewellery valued at £10,000 and scooped silverware into sacks. The bandits loaded 00 cases of champagne into a motor truck as the family and servants watched.
Two separate fires were found at the Country Producers Company stores in Pyrmont, Sydney, yesterday. Authorities believe the blazes were deliberately set to destroy the building and contents, valued at about £500,000.
Police revisit case of Montford Cook found dead in the bush at Gorton. Medical notes indicate thirteen cats were seen near Cook’s head, with a swab from the scene taken for analysis as investigations continue.
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