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Newspaper

Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

May 23, 1929

Page

1

Extension Sought By Chamber Of Manufactures In Labor Dispute

Melbourne reports show the Chamber of Manufactures seeking extension while body builders refuse action amid the timber dispute. State Council of Action vows to aid workers with sustenance as unions plan donations and appeals to bakers grocers and manufacturers.

Melbourne Minifusturos-jbal Motor Baniy al Dors Byceni Ployers Motor Douilassis State Council of Action Todayy Our- Millers Sil State Council of Action Wages Board Lanarers Ps Smith Uct Chamber ‘of Master Builders! Assortation Chamber of Manuffactures P Smith Thesrotary Builders Laborers ( Federation Arbitration Court Emprovers Cannellation Imnilders Laborers

WHEE WINNERS FO PERCIVA MELBOURNE

Transcribed racing notes from Aspendale and nearby race meetings list winners and placings. Henry O Sullivan and Percival figures headlined the program with wins for Myownbay and David Garrige among others. multiple divisions and purses noted with odds and times.

Metal Markets Adelaide Prices and Market Notes

Metal markets in Adelaide report London Metal Exchange quotes for May and future shipments with silver and copper prices as of midweek. The text lists spot and forward rates, including copper, silver, and tin, with various maturities, along with names of traders and a few racing or betting references.

Riotus Students Desecrate Cenotaph at Sydney

Indignation runs high in Sydney over a night incident where university students allegedly desecrated the cenotaph at Martin Place by scattering wreaths and causing damage to timekeeping devices. Two students were apprehended and authorities prepared to impose restrictions as the university canceled revelries and moved lectures and classes to alternative arrangements.

Sydney Ondergends

Rainfall Update From Southern Cross Mentions Dry spell

Amid patchy rain, meteorologists report continued dryness in Adelaide and upper regions. Officials warn only light showers in the southeast while haying delays persist and authorities urge further rainfall to ease drought conditions.

Evidence at Inquiry Denies Southern Cross Landing Stunt

In Sydney on Wednesday the inquiry heard witnesses dispute claims that a forced landing of the Southern Cross was staged. Me W Williams and Engineer Jamies defended the wireless system, while Commander Murray stated the Southern Cross faced near starvation, noting the crew’s miraculous survival at Coffea Royal and the rarity of plane landings in the region.

Sydney Souler Srons Gommasder Murray Asadiomes

Election campaign ends with candidate injury in London division

In a London contest at Wednesbury Suuryrdstage division last night Harold Alibi was attacked during a spending meeting. Robin Tetl suffered serious injuries and received hospital treatment. Four candidates are contesting the division with slogans and notices already served.

United Service London Harold Alibi Qunsergalives Wednesbury- Suuyrdstage Contyelon Robin Sophane Tso

Barrier trade crisis looms over Sydney to Broken Hill line

The Sydney mayor and traders warn of a grave rail link failure affecting South Australia. A map from the Sydney Mail is cited to show the route, cost and delays. They accuse bungling and stress the impact on ore timber and sea trade, workers homes, and regional prosperity.

A. Begonnarat Ywili Sydney Mail Degen Hiarat Sydney Broken Spiria Aai South Australia Condobolla Broken Hill Melbourné Pirie Mies Suother

Duke Opens Hidden Door At Thames Embankment Headquarters

The Duke of York tours a secret panel system at the Thames Embankment headq uarters of the Incorporated. A hidden ante-room leads to a grand chamber with gold statues. After several tries a guide activates the right panel and the Duke explores the secret passage inside. The project involves costly, multi-year preparations and a total expenditure of at least $1000.

Duke of York Kgath Gret

Collision on Geglong road injures five in Melbourne

Five people were injured when two cars collided head on on Geglong road near Werribes, Melbourne on Wednesday. The injured include John Mortis 28 with facial injuries, Castell Reed 35, Albert Winders 41, and W. Kelly 36 with bruises.

Melbourne Geglong Werribes John Mortis Pees Soan Castell Reed Mie Albert- Winders W. Kelly

Threatening Letters Target Prominent Family in Washington

A series of threatening notes in a similar handwriting to a government clerk has targeted four wealthy families in the Washington area over two years. The latest victim is 14 year old Constance Monrow, linked to Col. Charles Lindbergh's finance, with fears for her safety. Lindbergh reportedly arranged aviation patrols near the family summer home on the New York state border.

United Washington Gramoontio Nas Iiadine Wiylomatic Corps Constance Monrow Aine Mocrow Charles Aindbergt Constance Aiidberght Aera New York

Adelaide Market Prices From Wednesday Trade

Commercial Adelaide report lists fruit and vegetable quotes for apples grapefruits oranges mandarins tomatoes pears beans peas and other produce with price ranges per case or dozen. Names of items appear garbled but reflect typical wholesale market listings from mid century.

Adelaide Bates

Rainy season boosts farming in Gristal Brook area

Scattered rain improves prospects for farmers in the Uranyl district as rainfall totals rise to about 9 percent at the Post Office by 9 o clock Wednesday. Heavy showers and cloud cover lingered Wednesday morning with broader district benefits uneven, while registration tallies show variable rainfall across the region.

Uryanal McWehdearan

Lorry Wreck in Auckland Fatalities Reported

In Auckland on a Wednesday an accident left a telegraph pole and motor tarry wrecked at Mount Eden. Occupants Messrs George Durham Bide and Frederic Wilkin were injured, and both died in hospital. Details are sparse due to the damaged report.

Auckland Sterling Mount Eden George Durham Frederic Wilkin Torey

Moir and Owen: no trace found in flight search

Fragmentary report describes a search for Moir and Owen with no word yet received. Mentions flying officer, pilot, and possible Dulah wiivers. details are garbled but indicates active pursuit and official involvement. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors.

Sydney Molead Jen Phe Qenias J. Braln Detwin

Missing airmen reported in wartime search near Atamboeal

A fragmentary wartime notice reports a resident of Kagpaus Mae and a missing airman after a recent event. Authorities from the defense department received a message indicating a unit or person named Wyidhan has left to Bnrest Fevar today, but no trace of the missing airmen was found.

Westbyreden Kagpaus Mae Wyidhan Bnrest Fevar

Government to adjourn Parliament after Address in Reply

In Adelaide the acting Premier G Fi Jenkins told the House that once the Address in Reply debate ends the Parliament will adjourn until June 5. Premier R Butler is due back from the eastern States the day before, and the prepared budget estimates will be presented by him on his return.

Adelaide L 1. Hill House of Assembly G Fi Jenkins R. Butler Luau

Ireland election report shows Unionists lead in parish seats

In Northern Ireland general election polling proceeds with Unionists and Nationalists already formed unopposed. Sixty four candidates compete for twenty seats with ten uncontested. Two women candidates appear in the list. Unionists hold a strong majority and expect to gain over twenty seats in Parliament.

United Service Qublin Trtind Ee Oily Un'anists

Hospital Explosion in Cleveland Claims Doctor's Life

Cleveland Tuesday report says Dr George Belcher a specialist in adder diseases died today as the seventh physician killed by nitrogen dioxide gas from burning X-ray films at Dr Georges Criles Clinic Hospital The disaster is linked to decomposition and ignition of X-ray films before a coroner's jury with over 100 lives lost including patients and staff on May 16 at the hospital

United Service Cleveland George Belcher George Criles’ Clinic George Ceiles

Breach of Promise Case in Civil Court Melbourne

Mrs Kathlepa Elizabeth Farmar of St Kilda sues Tom Duncan Barnstathen Mackland alleging breach of promise from a proposal on a steamer voyage from England to Australia. Damages sought £2000. defense claims lack of obligation. Judge ordered £750 damages awarded to Mrs Palmer with costs.

Melbourne Kathlepa Elizabathe “Farmar al Mary Street St. Kilda al Marlace Tom Duncan Barnstather Wockland Derpnitant Caplan Iouse Balenstathen Halengfather England Australia Palmer

Drunkenness Charge Dismissed in Adelaide Court

A morning session in Adelaide saw Charles Smith of Brooklands charged with being drunk in Bank Street. Key witnesses provided conflicting accounts, the police officer cited orders from a superior after which the magistrate dismissed the case citing insufficient proof of intoxication.

Adelaide Tniity Adelaide Police Charles Smith Halfway Meriaog Brooklands Belme Dry Bank Street Ginmene

Australian Success. Madame Blor Ance Austral at Covent Garden

London report notes Grittea's remarks at a May 16 concert praising Madame Blor Ance Austral after a recent ear ailment. The Daily News records her voice as strong with expressive range, comparing her current performance favorably to seven years ago, and highlighting her versatility in Wagnerian song and salon settings.

United Service London Grittea Blor Bik

Planes Forced Back Near Seymour in NSW Delay

Australian notice reports planes near Seymour forced to return due to debt issues affecting operations. The carrier says the service will resume tomorrow if weather conditions improve. Local authorities and company officials are coordinating for the adjustment.

Meltourne Wapiti Cnice Seo Richanida Nsw Seymour Esey Sain

Papal Departure From Vatican Marks Historic Day

Article details Pope Pius X leaving the Vatican for the first time on May 30, with notes of the Coroua Christ profession at St. Peters and a ceremonial ascent to the cathedral stairway, marking a significant papal occasion in 1870 era.

United Servine Amoan Nome Pius

Missing barque search launches from Rio de Janeiro

United Service reports a special expedition will depart on the Mexis in June to locate the missing barque Kohenhava last heard from in the ile ven area. The voyage is led by Capt Glristensen, former commander of the Kobenhayn.

United Service feu-Hess Kohenhava Ileven

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