02 May 1923
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
May 02, 1923
Page
1
A fragmented report details the Society of Carpenters and joiners debating wage and holiday terms in South Australia. Deputy President urges unity while debating weekly rates, with unions arguing the pay structure should reflect seasonal, part time, and hourly employment.
A fragmented, unclear report describes boilermakers locked out of a site named Lonnos with disputed roles and a tense split among workers. The text mentions names like Bester and references to automation and procedural splits.
A May Day event featured Miss Haveburg, Miss Balmér, and Miss Watts among speakers and helpers. Attendees enjoyed afternoon tea and supper as training and planning for Sunday school activities proceeded. The fundraiser raised about £40 3s, with Mrs Seale assisting and a lively program for children led by Miss Scott.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a guilty plea in a case tied to a North-Eyeney route with mentions of payment default and imprisonment. The readable items reference a large sum near 2000, a 50 amount, and a stock phrase about forfeiture or bail, but key details are garbled.
Fragmented report states Trish Rebels suspend hostilities following a negotiation aimed at halting fighting. Agreement described as labor backed, with terms reportedly favoring Me army and De Valors.
An Irish labor agitator faced the Genial Court in Sydney on Tuesday. He requested a remand for a fortnight. the court granted the application. The proceedings noted the defendant was not represented by counsel as onlookers watched the tense moment. Police and officials observed the arrivals and departures surrounding the hearing.
In a Tuesday report from the state, miners say work will halt and plants will close as the coal strike persists. Officials indicate disruptions extend to operations and potential wage disputes between unions and management continue.
A garbled report on a Soldiers Conference notes resolutions urging a stronger imperial navy and unified defense. It references Australia, government cooperation, and appointments, but many names and phrases are damaged, leaving unclear details of participants and outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a heated Commons session on labor policy and debt. References to Labour and government opposition discuss parliamentary control, constitutional limits, and future fiscal moves. Strong entities include Labour Party and House of Commons amid uncertain transcription.
Fragmentary text indicates a man’s death linked to a suspected incident in the county. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to an accused person and a coroner’s or inquest context appears.
A chaotic limping report outlines a meeting about permits for grazing and clearances. Applicants including Solomenlow and others faced objection and sparse evidence. The committee weighed requests to run heats and events demanding strict ground clearance. The debate touched on interstate matters and the need for sufficient proof before granting access.
A noisy foreign policy dispatch discusses British reaction to German reparations negotiations as France and Britain press for stringent terms. The report references ministerial statements, potential public support, and doubts over credibility of German offers amid French resistance and a delicate pact with Belgium.
A scrambled report from London discusses shipyard activity and British shipping losses, noting figures for United Reusdem and comparisons to January. It also mentions a House of Commons resolution on pacific peace measures and a concession signatory by officials.
A garbled report describes an international conference on a new scheme to link Europe by telephone. It notes discussions at a top-level schema allowing a prime minister to place a call rapidly via major cities such as Vienna or Berlin within an hour.
A jumbled OCR note describes armed assailants entering a cathedral and confronting priests, with bayonets and calls to resist. The passage mentions towns, threats to churches, and damaged houses, setting a chaotic scene of religious targets during conflict.
A garbled OCR passage discusses political notes and figures with unclear names and terms. It references intentions to reject, mentions a name and a location, and cites a number sequence that appears misread. The fragment lacks coherent events or outcomes to clarify.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe soldiers, vendors, and regulation terms. References to paddlers homes and several guncessions appear, with a general sense of attention to taxes and remembered duties. The text is garbled but hints at a public notice context regarding payment and regulatory expectations.
Fragmentary notice outlines a chrysanthemum show to be held in May with a judging event and related garden club activity. Names and exact dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
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