Streets Renamed Memorials To Fallen Soldiers
A town committee proposes renaming all streets to honor Pirie soldiers who fell in the war. Smaller streets will gain soldier names, while main roads will carry names of Port Pirie’s late mayors, aiming to end street name confusion.
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Put Pirie South
Pirie West
Thare
Wiest
Westerm Avenue
Esplinaie
Ninth
Hiestet Sirrel
Stront
Steoel
Pitth
Thecomes
Sendle
Senate Road
Angie
Steel
Bloho
Vic
Gousell
Tio Council
Pirie
Ac Nent
Lie Eady
Port
Piri
Public meeting debated for July 12 fund drive and park upgrades
A disordered report shows Pak Lands authorities weighing a public meeting at Subfiers Memorial Park to raise funds after prior prohibitions. Proposals include July 12 street collections, gate entrance renovations, and a memorial entrance plan to honor members.
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Mietin Dor W. Bowie
Park Pirie
UW Yas
Robbers Fail in Adelaide Tunnel Entry Attempt
In Adelaide on Wednesday night unknown burglars tried to break into the premises of A V W Sanford and Co. Ltd and the Standard Door Co. The would-be robbers were unsuccessful.
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Adelaide
Tuunelars
Are Mises of
A. VW
Sanaford Ana Fo. Ltd
Standard Dror Co
Motor cyclist dies after collision in Hindmarsh
Adelaide police report a fatal motor cycle crash at Park and Tipsday. Alfred Marsfall, 17, of Hindmarsh, died from injuries sustained in the collision. Authorities in Armadndbie confirm the death and investigation continues.
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Adelaide
Wedtnasay
Guy Watchhouse
Armatndbie
Alfred Marsfall
Hindmarsh
Influenza Five Cases in Irie
A public health note reports five influenza cases in Irie with local officials including the mayor criticizing the situation and urging precautions. The brief cites no further details on dates or responses.
Central Board Denounces Iabsnza Cases in City Health Efforts
The Recorder reports an accused outbreak with four cases under scrutiny. Dr. Clyse and Dr. Lesten treat patients at Vera mansion. isolation measures, disinfection, and warnings issued. Hospital staffing questions arise as authorities debate containment and hospital readiness.
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N. Wera
Piru
Lucas
Vel Virie
Russia's Stronghold Totters in Petrograd Outlook
London dispatch quotes Me Kingfors as saying Bolshevik control frays as artillery disperses crowds and 20 Beliefs worshipers are affected. In Commons, Mr Wereewood questions Entente plans with Petrograd and Finland, ministers hint no formal commitment or definite operation timing is ready, keeping options uncertain.
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London
Stockholm Saga
Mekingfors
Petrograd
Reuters Service
House of Commons
Wereewood
Clisers
Amia Sheers
Govarnieni
Finland
North Russian Campaign Report Amid Thaw and Mobility
London May 13 The War Desk reports a message from Routee's Service noting enemy activity dwindles as thaw progresses. River transport is in full swing and the sea remains navigable without difficulty. The report emphasizes improving conditions and continued military movement despite caution.
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London
Women of Pyet Pirie Propose Memorial for Fallen Men
A Pyet Pirie district meeting led by the mayor discussed options for a memorial to local soldiers. Proposals included a simple cross grave markers or a statue group funded by local subscriptions, with total cost not less than £500. Officers were elected, and fundraising through weekly eightday drives was planned to cover construction and erection.
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Pyet Pirie
Lie Sirypress
Mis
AL I Gude
Jack Lee
ME. Goode
Wort Pirte Aru
Ylew
Arco
Vic Presi
Gea. Charlesworth
Hroussier
Mhs Ds
Geites
Onivers
Willy Abisdaihex Warren
Graindin
Ad Walsh
Gladys Dupes
Deaths in Anelaie and surrounding areas
A series of death notices from Anelaie area report the passing of individuals including Joseph Wil, 43, of Gepp's Cross. Trey Sard, 39, of Lower North Pond. Liz 6, unknown age, of Chelsea. and Miss Col. Buller, 40, of Semanhure Road. Several were admitted or identified in May and at Park Adelaitit Isolation Hospital.
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Avelmde
Wedupsiay
toMlocius
Vigilance committee meeting and health outbreak notes
The vigilance committee met at Hes Institute on Tuesday night with President Mrs YW Maloney presiding. Aty Gid Interesthis reported the committee’s actions and elections for the coming year included A.W. Ulasse as president and K. De dimabait as secretary. A request was made to appoint a teacher and secure additional sleeping accommodation at the local public silueg. A recommendation to appoint Strother Justice of the Peace for the Tar Jawa district was noted amid broader concerns over an influenza outbreak affecting over 60 in a Gillies’ Plains waterworks camp, with four patients sent to Adelaide station for care.
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Isa
Hatin
Llin
Biri
Solation Hospital
Pam
Ni Fayor
Calte
Feiron
Birie
Teale
Fundy
Adelaide
Vigilance Comuiltee
Hes Institute
Tunsday Wight
Mtr
Maloney
Acathy
Yegort
Hugh
A.W Ulasse
In. K
Strother
Tar Jawa
Aspinse
Fiat
Gillies’ Plains
Solomontown
Marshall
Liic
Worth
Amey
Geddes
Gharlesworth
Ils
Frienis
Fown
Central Board Discusses Health Staffing At Camp
Central Board of Health faced delays at Renewr Dy Makowssy as they review hospital staffing and transport to Lane Gun camp. Twelve influenza cases reported in Snygytown district. warnings issued for pneumonia and public school closures. Local hospitals seek permission to use school buildings for patient care amid the outbreak.
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Adelaide
Weincsgay Evaleman
Bouya of Health
Makowssy
Iulluebaa
Lene
Guyon Camip
Barri
Mentato
Marsan
Lane
Snygytown
Sith Cols
Isola Ton
Smilin Ba
Howell
Afghan Rebellion Marks Bradshaw's Reappearance in Stormy Petrel
The rebellion leader Bradshaw resurfaces amid a stormy period as the Afghan conflict heats, with Petrel observers noting renewed activity and shifting fronts.
Situation improves as Afghan frontier reports shift
Aimed at Pedhasy lulegraphits, May 2 dispatch notes a growing sense of control by Afghan authorities amid continued outpost skirmishes. Reports describe limited tribal activity around Parachina and Kaibar, with sniping mostly contained and Afghan and British troops maintaining patrols along the Kurram border.
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Hunter's Sere
Simla
Tmevaay
Splelal
Pedhasy Lulegraphits
Saya
Koyhier
Parachina
Mata Shah
Jam
Badshah
Thropenis
jMustmiguds
Jeu
Waku
Rim
Asveo Uigt
Kabul
Talalabad
Bakke
Kaibar
Kurram
Patwar
Khast
Nadie Khan
Maton
Ollie
Metal Supplies Show Oversupply Across Markets
Industry reports indicate U S and European metal stocks remain heavily oversupplied with consumption only modestly improving. American inventories exceed 100,000 tons while European stocks are described as very excessive and poised to shrink slowly after adjustments.
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Nori Americam
Europe
Seay
Korean Delegation Seeks Treaty Change at Peace Conference
The Korean delegation petitions the conference to revise the amnesty treaty claiming deception by a puppet emperor. They demand recognition of Korea’s independence and point to fourteen proposed terms backing self rule and national sovereignty.
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Paris
Peace Conferance
Amieyalion
Aen Lam
Fragmentary Times Note on The Rewarder Availability
A damaged clipping hints at cable news on page 3 and a reference to The Times and The Rewarder. The legibility is poor with garbled phrases, offering little concrete details beyond a note about permissions and attributed content.
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Times
Boda
SHIPPING STRIKE EXTENDS TO SOUTH AUSTRALIA MEET
A Port Adelaide meeting resolved to submit the dispute to the Arbitration Court. The Western Australian sub branch and South Australian branch clash over funds and representation. Vessels such as Senger Git and St Vincent would be affected, with 200 seamen and coastal workers rallying for a standstill unless funds are safeguarded. Federal intervention looms as talks proceed at Melbourne.
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South Australia
Port
Adelaide
Monlay
Arbieation
Uwe
Acbilvatiam
Federal
Coun
Ne Shinpin
Council
Zenceal
Me T. Wilsh
Davine
Arbitration Court
Federal Council
South Australian
Taller
Wang Mia Tha Onion
Thos’ & Tingneial
Feneral Council
Federation
Port Adelaide
Inter~ Ule
Wnitsélete
Senger
St. Vincent
Sia
Hospital Grounds Working Bee On Saturday
A well attended meeting of citizens was held in Norman Street Congregational Hall to organize a Saturday working bee at the hospital grounds. Committees will oversee sand, lawn and edging cuts, ground smoothing, mud roadway and entrance works, with plans to plant beds in August and obtain materials and horses for carrying.
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Norman Shenl
Iwepilal
Yyus
Charmas
Sis
Mtl Associated Smellers Pts, Ltd
We E. Soaalan
Smelters Co
Mossea Matlyons Hn
Lr C. Ackeniin
Vtnathan Fund
Suzsestina
Uw Hospital
Wartime diplomacy rumors from Paris and London
A May 12 Times dispatch cites Magne and a Paris correspondent noting Benes says shifts in economic clauses were settled before the armistice and German–Entente relations. Reports from The News claim Holland’s actions and entente responses feature in volatile postwar diplomacy discussions in London.
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United Service Onoon
Times
Magne
Paris
Fogland
THE
WAGUE
Vattona News
Holland
Avstrad
Wwe
Hawker Sill Missing Near Atlantic Flight
Reports say Major Hawker, Australian airman, disappeared while crossing the Pacific. A tramp steamer picked up no wireless transmissions confirming fate, while Admiralty orders and late reports hinder search. An American plane near Horta in the Azores notes Trans Atlantic plans.
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Lonnon
Tuesiy
Hawker
Hrolynds
Alill Cesnutess
Admiralty
United Service
London
Reater
Tondo
Horta
Azores
Wilson's Policy Labor and Capital in Genuine Partnership
President Wilson's message to Congress calls for repeal of the wartime prohibition amendment affecting beer and wines and favors broader organization of industry. The plan envisions partnership between labor and capital with vigorous participation in central economic action.
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Houser
Washington
Casertay
Wilson
Got Gress
Fem
Paris
Tov
Organisation of Industry
Gang
American envoys in talks as Lloyd George invites visit to Paris
The Times correspondent in Lublin reports the American envoys are en route to Paris. They assert the British government is offering assurances to Mr. de Valery and his party, and that the visit may be arranged with the French capital in mind.
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ANUCH
Times
Lublin
Paris
Lloyd George
de Valery
Lis Assunhales
Pati
Memorial bell and club room proposal debated at Gladstone meeting
A Gladstone committee discussed memorial facilities after considering a memorial bell and club room at the town hall rear with frontages to High Street. C Budge was named general secretary. An executive committee was formed to study schemes and invite more suggestions for the Monday meeting.
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C. Budge
Mx Bode
Willackra
Reces Dows Hall
Ah. W
Solomontown Welcome Home Parade For Four Soldiers And Nurse
Yesterday a large crowd greeted four soldiers and a nurse at Solomontown station. The reception featured a brass band, decorated cars, and a procession to the town hall. Mayor Goole led a public address praising their service and urging continued support for veterans families and community efforts.
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Solomuntoyh A
Ahi
Uur
Heeler
Ile Tie
Pholena
Harry Osborne
W Billy" Martin
Gillen
MT. BL Goole
Marshall
Australia
Amey
Marsidll
Smitty
Aml
Myo
Ostionme Eal
Nulee
Markie
Bawty
TA Taylor
Dalwsentan
Walker
Grande Purcell
Yangtier
Shayushe
Wartime Returnees and Local Servicemen Named
In a fragmentary wartime notice, families such as Parker, Carter, and Glenn are identified as returning servicemen or relatives from active duty. The piece mentions Corporal or lieutenant ranks, towns like Solomontown, ships including the Suffolk, and expected arrival around late December, reflecting ongoing family updates from the war front.
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Glenn
Sorety
A. W. Glenn
W- Glenn
Solomontown
Suffolk
Engineers' Federation dispute meetings in Broken Hill
The Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association 35 in Broken Hill will hold special meetings of the Port Pirie sub-branch to discuss the Labour dispute. Morning session at 4s 9d and a night session at 8 p.m. to consider council aid proposals from the Broken Hill comrades.
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Broken Hill
Por Pirie
AAV
A. Nall
Broken Will
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