Appalling Picture of Bolshevism Desolation After Six Months
The Warsaw correspondent for The Times grimly describes Bolshevism after six months as a dead city by September, with shuttered shops, deserted university, wrecked water, and starving crowds. Russian freemints capitulated under shock. a Caucasian army presses westward while Poles and Reds face renewed danger as retreating forces falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
London
Warsaw
the Times
Stalin
Tie River
Pinnipor
Safad
Living Wage Inquiry Proceedings Continue in Industrial Court
Adelaide hearing on the claim for revision of the basic living wage continued before President Bruin. Mr. Hunkin for employees and Mr. Moulden for employers debated whether the living wage should reflect a family of a man plus wife and children or a higher standard, with references to Knibbs figures and past federal decisions. the court contemplated further submissions or a possible final ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Empioses
Bruin
State Industeal Court
Fhunkin
Moulden
Parsons
Otter
Psti
Utter
Nod
Justice Higgins
Justice Gordon
Wvidenve
Oman
Juste Gordon
Mr. Munkin
aMnoy
Reagans
Parsons Fail
S.A
Commonwealth
Knibbs
Wey
Nustalli
Federal Arbitration Court
South Australia
Australi
Waxes Boards
Hunkin
Cluttung
New South Wales
Souty Wales Board
Ugures
Momtden
Port Pirie Regatta Committee Finalizes Balance Sheet
Port Pirie regatta committee meets for the last time to approve the balance sheet and finalize the venture. Donations total £60 plus gifts for the memorial fund and relief funds, while trophies remain to be claimed. Captain Woulhoush congratulates the committee on a successful regatta and expressions of appreciation are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie
Morgan
Ruthven K. Forbes
Tisleess Relief Committee
Tee
Royatty
Woulhoush
Don
Railway Men in Adelaide Demand Higher Wages
In Adelaide, about 4000 railway workers marched from the Trades Hall to meet Minister Hague and pressed for wage increases ranging from 0 to 12/6 per week. The minister promised to submit the claims after considering general price trends and living costs, with debate citing cost-of-living comparisons since 1918. The court adjourned the hearing until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
WW. Hague
Adelaide coal famine sparks urgent government action
A Adelaide deputation told the Premier that South Australia faces a severe coal shortage threatening industry. They urged diverting Federal steamers to interstate trade, warned of widespread plant closures, and pressed for swift Federal relief and alternative power options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
E B. C. Vardon
Jack Burper
Chamber of Manufactures
Fack
Timk
Trondan
Chamber of Commerce
M. Safe
Bolse Makers
T. Hallett
Brickmakers’ Association
Melbourmny
Fie
Overnmient Wold
Australia
Wwe
South Australia
Broken Hill
Frelgts
Mughes
Mir Perry
Mil: End
South Ausaatia
Tasmania
Sailor Brown Faces Stan Dienhof in Controversial Olympia Bout
A dramatic boxing night at Olympia stadium featured Sailor Brown defending the state upweight title against Stan Dienhof. Brown refused a knockout after overpowering Dienhof, prompting police intervention as the crowd witnessed a display of sportsmanship and heavy exchanges across eleven rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor Brown
Stan Dienhott
Olympia Stadium
Brown
Dienhof
Tiny
Dienhoff
Matis Dienhof
Stan Dienhof
A. Wiams
Daenhoff
Jack Sheriff
Port Pirie
W. Kelson
Wejghi
Port
A. Johanson
Moe
Agnewarde
White Dienhoff
Bel
Tent
Tmenhoft
Dienho
Browo
Dieshott
Day of Miewana to Conse Weinesaar Siege
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a siege day from Miewana to Conse Weinesaar, showing limited readable facts. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond the two place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miewana
Conse
Weinesaar
Irish Revolt Tensions Rise in Dublin and Londonderry
The Times reports fresh strain and rumors as measures push to restore order. Authorities plan increased military presence and constabulary deployments after widespread rioting and Sinn Fein activity. Violent clashes in Londonderry left several dead or wounded amid sectarian actions by Unionists and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
London
The
Times
Dublin
Maety
Londonderry
Linn Ferrers
Polies
Moroney
Eex Oinn Fein Leader Shot After Clashes in Limerick
James Dalton, once a Sinn Fein leader and ally of De Valera, was shot in Limerick as his attackers fired a second volley after he fell. A young girl narrowly escaped injuries amid the gunfire reported by The Times of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
London
Suuilay
James Dalton
Sian Pri
de Valera
Limerick
Dalton
Premiers Conference Focuses on Rail Gauge and Immigration
Melbourne reports the Premiers Conference will open Friday with federal ministers and premiers to discuss aviation, railway gauge, development, migration, Murray River conservation, and land returnee settlement. State topics include marking Australian goods, forestry cooperation, enemy alien treatment, and the Navigation Act application to coastal shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Fedesral
Stalens Firey
Soldier Discharge Case Involving Alleged Unauthorized Act
A British Army discharge record cites Alfred Malsebon as charged with applying for a discharge without lawful authority on February 9. The report notes injuries including jaw damage and facial wounds during an incident at an Iranlike GunHEE location, with witnesses and a referee present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brosern
Igor Os
Mer
Alfred M Albbons
Eizawe
Also Mentioned on This Page
DWOEE
Bolshen
Teed Vaues
Carnot
Ation
Piday Fron
Ine
Mights
Mociiny
Sweisht
Tongeluth
Otion
Lawl Phin
Lomev
Uth
Lflawnelette
WIGHT8
Nike Sorted
Polar
Prest’s
Lema AL Ae
Ahah
Rye
Uaberustanie
Ad Desea
Prests
Prest
Maibe
Port Pirie m Nein Financial Results
Snes
Gailway
Ismants
Pere
Preaaneury
Mackey Rudolph
George Lee
AV. Hutchinson
Lee
Trudolph
Reg
Willy Hutchinson
Weto
Dieahot
Dieahof
Steinting
Dody
Pupeh
Lomdonderry
Lebal Sveter
Eex-Oinn Fein
Mim
Warmas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!