Quiet contest seals Goode mayoral victory in Port Pirie
Dr Goode won Port Pirie mayor election by 297 votes over Gr Hopkins amid a calm campaign. Balloting across wards showed 82 vote lead in South Ward and Hopkins trailing 44 in North Ward. final tally 1686 votes. Returning officer F. Garrett announced Goode’s reelection as Mayor for the balance of the term amid cheers.
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Saturay
Goode
Solomontown
Ny Gaudi
Friends of
Gr. Hopkins
Nantes
Gytherias
Lief Street
Hopkins
Joy
Fli
Einaidate
Ganate
EB. Garrett
Town
Cent
Umereeations
Mall
W. G. Slater
Srlomontown
Butterick Aml
F. Exelss
Pirie West
Mesats A Leahy and Lb, Lofts Vt Ney Tine During Mie Day At Amy of Abyse Dautle
Town Mall North
Sir. Goode
Dr. Hopkins
Iionde
Jed
FE. Garrofl
Dai Wie
Garrett
Pert Pirie
Young
Ling
Dufest
J. A. Hopkins
Restrictions on Trade: Control Abolished by May Thirty-First
London reports the Board of Trade will abolish or end most controls on sat and distribution of commodities under the Defence of Realm Act from May 31, with exceptions for Australia, wool, hemp, and cotton. The press notes that import and export restrictions have already been eased by government action.
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Heater
London
Board of Trade
Red Cross Inquiry Aids Australia War Dead Search
London reports from January indicate Red Cross officer Weanesiluy Mills sent to coordinate with Australian authorities to locate missing soldiers and identify graves. The German authorities are said to be cooperative in tracing and reporting on the dead and missing.
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United Service
London
Weanesiluy
Awain Mills
Red Gross
Cricketers Begin Tour in April at Kennington
The Times reports the VLE cricketers start tours with two matches at Kennington on April 28, continuing into May with further fixtures. Local schedule includes venues around London and key players expected to feature for selection.
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Times
Losdon
Vle Creketers
Kennington USA
Loris
Undun
Arch- Ma
Holoel Ironside
Tivinta
Ekaterinburg
Ennrmans
Moscow
Gla Awit
Allied loan plan for Germany rejected by Morgan group
Paris Saturday reports American financiers headed by Mr Pierpont Morgan rejected a proposed Allied loan of one hundred million pounds to Germany aimed at rebuilding German industry. British financiers backed the scheme but American capital would not be directly invested. The pooling of Allied war expenditures was postponed and there is little chance of American assistance.
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United Service
Paris
Germany
Pierpont ‘Morgan
Mra. Andrews
McGatherell
Mr Edwards
Tom
Ronvalescents
Patieala
Allies Withdraw Back Lists Decision Reported
Reuters service reports the Allies decided to withdraw back lists on April 28 The move lifts trade disabilities previously imposed on firms and individuals, with authorities stating the measures have been erased to operate.
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Allier
Reuter
London
Wil
Persis
Compulsory Parade The 1901 Quota Announcement
A compulsory parade and examination were announced for the 1901 quota. The event, conducted by Dr Ghose, saw a successful examination with some non-attendance noted among agents, affecting prosecution potential.
Amusements Show Promises Monkey Feats At Town Venue
An amusement feature describes a traveling act with a trainer and a group of monkeys performing in a rear yard behind Wor Mamba buildings. An elephant is mentioned as part of the show with planned feats and a faux waitress monkey act. Audience reaction notes laughter and wonder, with advertising for an audition and pictures to follow.
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Ahdany
Adolaite Hucetieg
Sven
Willy
Gasino
Sue
Nana Buanian
Berg
Notable European Visitors Said to Plan Washington Visit
The Standard reports Paris gossip that many European figures will visit Washington by year end 149. Mentioned are Lloyd George, the Prince of Wales, and Belgian factions, with other names uncertain.
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United Service
Lonbon
Standard
Paris
Washington
Lloyd Teorse
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Wales
Belsian Fayilties
EUTEU
Port Pirie Mayoral Election Drama Upside Down Figures
Report covers a Port Pirie mayoral race where vote figures appeared inverted and the election was postponed. Labor supporters urged turnout to prevent a Labor Mayor, praising Goode’s Liberal-backed win and criticizing Labor’s organization. New mayor Goode described as Port Pirie native with MLA ties and a long Adelaide schooling background.
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Thevsi
Port Pirie
Labor
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Usher
Dale
Lachine
Metinn Ea
Garrett
Carpenters Strike Reported with No Change in Petition
Officials of the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners said last night there was no change in the petition caused by their stoppage at the met ers. A meeting at the AAWA Hall is set for tomorrow night to discuss reports, with members of Ye Progressive Society invited to attend.
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Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
Metors
Aawa Hall
Progressive Society
Y.ALO.A. BOARD INST MEETING HELD
The newly elected Y.A.L.O.A. board of directors held its first meeting on Friday evening with fair attendance. Officers were elected for the year and committees appointed. The general secretary reported 22 organized functions last month including billiard matches and chess events. The town mall conditions were described as ramped with no gate restrictions and average room attendance at 43. A letter from the Army Depot Adelaide noted an appeal distribution, with a local copy to follow in Pirie. A one day appeal is planned for late May organized by a citizens' committee.
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Conmiller
Vieroututine
Villa
Adelaie
Adelaide
Pirie
May Day Riots Suppressions Reach Irish Cities
May Day demonstrations across Ireland faced government bans and curfews. In Londonderry the labor march was halted by prohibition, soldiers guarded city walls, and Dublin warned government employees to stay at duty or risk dismissal.
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Paris
Reuter
London
Belfast
Ireland
Londonderry
Dublin
RUMANIAN ADVANCE CAPTURE OF MUNICH REPORTS
Reuter service dispatches from London describe Bolshevik attacks repulsed near Archangel and a series of fronts in Snowbound campaigns. Romanian forces reportedly advance toward Budapest amid claims of German and Hungarian shifts. Moscow remains a focal point as detachments seize key towns, while reports of Glazoff and Margie surface in war terse notes.
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Munich
Reuter
London
Bolshevisia
Archangel Tront
Paris Labor Demonstration Defies Prohibition
Report notes the Volon syndicates of the Seine planned a meeting in Place de la Concorde despite government bans. Indoor morning meetings were held with speakers urged to temper rhetoric to avoid clashes with police and troops.
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Paris
Volon Syndicates
Seine
Place de la Goncorde
Police Officers Killed in Paris May Riots
In Paris today two policemen were killed during rioting near the May rots area. A crowd of several hundred persons was reported injured as troops cleared the square near the hospital. Authorities moved to restore order after the clash with demonstrators.
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United. Service
Paris
City Centre Riot Ends in Injuries and Arrests
A May Day crowd in the city centre hurled stones while authorities faced a prohibition. Workers formed a line as deputies and troops moved through principal squares. Several workers were injured and some participants were taken into custody as authorities dispersed the demonstration.
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Reuter
Telherr
Laven
Eravids
Welcome Home Port Pirie Welcomes Returning Soldiers
A crowded hall celebrated the return of Lance Pie W and Corporal Glaude Wills with speeches, music, and a supper. Lt. Park and Lt. Clark spoke of friendships formed, and the crowd praised Port Pirie as the soldiers’ preferred homecoming.
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Dty
Simsay School
L. J. Park
Glaude Wills
Nankivell
A. Walker
Padbury
Kimber
Tr. Puller
E. Quartley
Clark
Port Pirie
Opr
Wilts
Billy
Butchers
Bolshevik War News and Disturbances Abroad
Telegrams report 20 000 prisoners and heavy weapon losses in Bolshevik action. Sizable disturbances occur in Hamburg and Einsbuettel with police orders to shoot on sight. General Haller arrives in Warsaw as Polish troops seize Vilna Novo Sudokund and Baranovitchi while Bolshevists panic. A Washington dispatch notes alleged Bolshevist propaganda urging revolution and overthrow of government including instruction to use foreign language publications for broad circulation.
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Mamsburg
Allents
Wansbeck
Warsaw
Haller
Vilna
Novosudokund
Baranovitche
Bol
Ketter
Washington
Gayermmonk Department
Trotsky
Inquest Details From London Victims Fire Bombing
An April London inquest reports victims were lifeless before injuries. Fire from a night bombing event at Andover damaged a hangar, with five victims and two survivors. The blaze lasted two hours while the area faced air raid activity tied to occupation aims in Germany.
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United Service
London
Andyweer
J Andover
Metail
Army of Occupation
Germany
Weather fragment hints at approaching rain and cold turn
Local notes describe a weather scene with an overcast sky after 5 pm and distant thunder. Forecasts from Adelaide predict fine cold days, north winds, and lower temperatures with change for rain approaching.
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Adelaiske
Thanked by Vir members for VALC.A. work in paper
The writer expresses sincere thanks to Paul and The Recorder for its sympathy and publicity of the VALC.A. activities. They appreciate the efforts to present various phases of the work to the public and acknowledge best wishes from Vir members.
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Paul
Vir
Witle
VALC
Kenge
Tam
Public notices and oblique references in Australia message
Fragmentary public notices report names including E W Morwood manager of a mine and Captain Ronald Morwond who left Australia years ago and is expected to return via the Khyber around May 7. The Public Trust warns executors and others to settle affairs by June 6 in Adelaide with unspecified claims and duties.
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Broken Mill
Mumwoot Lave
Gwiteteas
Mwangse Feng Uy Tt
Ronald Morwond
Australia
Australa
Matron Corbin to Leave Port Pirie for Maitland Appointment
Influenza cases strain local health system as Matron Corbin accepts a Maitland post with General Board approval. Remaining nurses at Port Pirie Y M C A and hospital wards prepare for continued coronavirus era pressure while a Deputy matron and staffers adjust to the transfer. The move follows Maitland’s request and General Board confirmation, with Corbin to depart Tuesday for Maitland.
Outbreak at Maitland Forces Hospital Closure and Races Stop
An outbreak at the Exhibition Isolation Hospital in Maitland is linked to a death of Mrs. W. Will of Yatala aged 1. The Central Board of Health chaired by Dr. Ramsey Smith orders closing free schools, converting show grounds into a hospital, and stopping Maitland races and other gatherings. A case from Mornington to Strathalbyn is treated and Port Adelaide school is considered an isolation hospital. Authorities plan rapid mobilization and local board action Adelaide.
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Feo Tumenza
W. Will
Yatala
Central Board of Health
Ramsey Smith
Wathvenza
Maitland
Hwarth
Yorke
Peninsula
Central Board of Healthy
Mteningie
Strathalbyn
Tivalth
Imkaparinga
Ramsay Smith
Port Adelaide Schoo
Adelaide
Port Adelaide Epidemic Fears Prompt Public Health Call
Officials in Port Adelaide warn the epidemic is rising but seek to avoid alarm. They urge the use of a central hospital for isolation and recommend leveraging existing public buildings with deep drainage to separate patients by severity. Training and authority discussions push for swift government action.
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Port Adelaide
Wielret
Port Adalaite
Central Guard
Port Adelaide Real Board
Bizarre Adelaide Hospital Rumors Spark Public Inquiry
Reports from Adelaide detail hospital discussions about sundry conditions at the Exhibition. Mr A W Edwards and Mrs Anudtiws, with Mr McGatherell, recount events as Alderman Moulfen f rowed rides aboard a note. A suggestion to delay the hospital visit sparks a jocular reply about postponement.
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Adelaide
Sunnay
Mie
AW A. Edwards
Niyo
Anudtiws
McGatherell
Uhe Teu
Moulfen Fang
Arklay T
Moulden
Prince of Wales Initiated as Freemason in 1st Degree
The Times reports in London that the Prince of Wales was initiated as a Freemason in the first degree on May 2, marking a notable ceremonial step in royal Masonic affairs. Details indicate the occasion drew significant attention among society and lodge members.
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The
Times
Lontion
Prince of Wales
Peace Terms Presented as German Delegates Meet in Versailles
In Paris at Versailles the German delegates were greeted as the peace process began with the presentation of terms. Cambon and Mr Barnes exchanged credentials with the Germans who offered written observations within fifteen days. The ceremony included a formal exchange of greetings as both sides acknowledged the momentous peace effort.
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Gomness
Zed Momlay
Germany
Weitten
United Service
Paris
Cambon
Mr. Barnes
Versailles
Ailie
Monks Talk of East Asia Policy in Japanese Press
Tokyo dispatch reports extremist rhetoric urging Japan to push an Asiatic Monroe doctrine. Proponents accuse delegates of cowardice and claim failure in Pacific islands, racial policy, and the Chinese question, warning the government will not last if failures recur.
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Tokio
Jayanron Jyrens
Japanese Victory Gains Concessions Amid War Debate
The text reports Japanese gains at the peace conference including control over Chinese ports and British railways, with Chinese disappointment over the concessions. It notes Wilson’s Fourteen Points and mentions observers saying Japan cannot withdraw. Also touches on coal supplies, port accumulations at Port Pirie, and local hospital remarks about nursing care, isolation hospital questions, and a note on a returned resident from the Rhone region.
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United. Service
Paris
Wison
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