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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
1
A fragmented proclamation references global finance and governance, urging vigilance over rival interests. It mentions banks, post offices, agencies, and trade, implying a coordinated effort to secure nations and peoples amid changing leadership and economic pressures.
Reports from Sydney indicate the seamen's strike remains unresolved as crews drift back idle vessels. Deputy chairman N Seale states no progress is likely this week while new proposals are under consideration.
Adelaide reports waterside workers transferring coal to the Zealander bound for Melbourne. Observers note engines in poor health and the ship likely to depart at dawn following harbor delays and rough seas. The scene involves local stevedores, a fighter moored nearby, and unsettled weather affecting speed.
Fragmentary report notes seamen offering services to British striking agents amid disputes. Mentions Osterley and Darbun dipert with hints of HMS loyalties and industrial tensions. Limited clarity but emphasizes ongoing labor tensions and shifting allegiances among crews.
A damaged fragmentary report describes the steamer Baradine arriving at a distant port. The account mentions the ship continuing its voyage toward Getheal vessels and updates on the crew’s condition amid heavy expectations and procedural notes.
Report identifies two youths wounded by a single bullet as bullets pierced a wooden partition in a dwelling. Leslie Pave, age unknown, and Garnet Davis, age four, were struck. a third boy, Daln Payne, was nearby when a rifle fired while being moved from under a bed.
Exhaustive inquiries into Egypt’s political killings lead to the arrest of Abdel Halim Baihibey and the Egyptian delegation secretary at Constantinople, who had just arrived in Egypt, and his brother. Halim was linked to Mahoud Ismail, executed recently for killing Sir Lee Stack, Ske der of the Egyptian Army.
Department of Agriculture and country bureaux push wheat yields in Pirie district through competitions led by field officer Mr Opie. Farmers report improving methods and promising average yields despite dry conditions. hay cutting rises as peas prove successful on Glarke Bros. farm with pea crop grazing and pig feeding. Opie sails to Adelaide after tour noting observed retail improvements in Pirie wheat farming.
The Willochra diocese announces a new bishop selection with Archdeacon Thomas as the leading candidate. The vote favors his elevation, noting his long service at St Barnabas Queensland and North Queensland administration. Melbourne reports Bruce asserts Labor aims to crush communism amid campaign heat.
A garbled report from Gunaagal describes a charcoal burning incident near Alfyed Manus 4a Si. A man on horseback, J Denne, sought help after the blaze and was found injured but alive, later aided at a local site with medical care.
A report from Vol? County details the drowning of two infants found in a washhouse tub. Police investigate possible neglect amid unclear circumstances. Authorities survey the scene and contact guardians as the tragedy prompts inquiries into infant safety.
A mangled fragment shows soldiers and guards gathered for a memorial commemoration. Names and places are obscured but reference to battalions and tribute actions imply a formal remembrance event for fallen heroes.
In Australia the well known sportsman Met H Aldridge founder of the Richmond Park stud has died aged 77. The news notes his long work with the community and his roles at the park, with mention of family connections and place of death at his home.
Adelaide reports an infant body found near Gladstone Road Mile End. City Coroner Mr G S Aratthews refused to hold an inquest citing lack of evidence or identifiable cause, noting no evidence of a separate existence.
A garbled Sydney message predicts Labor will suffer its worst defeat at the polls on Saturday in its history, claiming insider certainty about the electoral outcome and referencing speculated events during a voyage.
Fragmented OCR text mentions labor reforms and political figures but contains many garbled terms and names, obscuring clear events, dates, or places. The passage lacks coherent facts to identify a definite story or outcome.
In Sydney, a defendant named Verluysday faced assault allegations brought by Captain Thommuil. The judge noted the defendant claimed only partial contact with an alleged victim and denied prior knowledge of the complainant. The case adjourned with no clear resolution.
Reuters reports unclear Australian loan schedule for November or December with limited activity outside Western Australia and Tasmania. Timing hinges on Gold Coast town results. underwriters may delay Australian rotation if the town burdens the issue.
Reuters reports Wednesday from London that Australia and Canada protest a British concession allowing certain foreign nations to control wireless traffic to and from Britain via Marconi stations. They say after British stations are completed Canada will withdraw and all other Dominions must use the British Post Office stations.
An 18 year old newlywed Maori woman in Waiwani North Auckland poured kerosene on her evening dress and set it alight after a quarrel with her husband. She died of extensive burns. coroner returns verdict of death by her own action. The couple had recently married.
Toronto report cites Prof W Blair Bell of Livwoul University as director of cancer research stating a lead chemical agent achieved remarkable results. He told physicians at the Academy of Medicine that about 30 of 200 patients were believed to be well, most previously considered hopeless cases.
In New York on a Tuesday a report notes Australian merchants face quota constraints under the U S system as they establish in the United States. Mr J. Alm Elder, commissioner, and secretary Dan, during a Washington visit, found a 1813 Britain United States treaty allowing free long stay. officials suggest extending 1815 treaty provisions to Australians and have cabled the matter to their government.
Five men were brought before Dublin Police Court amid claims of an attempted Republican disturbance during Armistice Day festivities. One suspect Lee was captured after accomplices fled with a revolver and ammunition. The raid was linked to a broader republican attempt to disrupt celebrations.
The Daily Express reports the Government plans to dispose of its holding in the British Dyestuffs Corporation to the Corporation for £600000, about one third of its nominal value, as of Tuesday in London.
In Rome on a Wednesday, an accord was drafted between shipowners and the Fascist Seamen's Union granting several concessions. The text notes a push toward easing tensions and aligning labor terms with union demands.
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