Death of Mr A Taplin Charms Pirie Community
Pirie residents mourn the death of Mr A Taplin who passed away in a private hospital in Broken Hill on November 41. He was a former foreman at the Pirie railway yards and conductor of the Pirie Male Voice Choir for three years. Taplin served as a hospital worker, joined the Pirie Golf and Bowling Clubs, and engaged in town affairs. He was unmarried and about 40 years old.
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Pirie
A. Taplin
Broken Hil
Taplin
Feo
Tapling
Mn Pirie
Ail
Pirig Golf Club
Sit
Holy
Masked raid targets Labor Daily office in Sydney bombing claim
Police were told by Labor Daily editor of a night raid on the newspaper offices. Masked men armed with pick handles entered the building and attempted to ignite a fuse kept under a table. A struggle occurred with staff as the intruders fled. investigators noted kerosene spilled, but no theft reported. Authorities said several witnesses saw the event and potential motive tied to election reporting. The Opposition leader called for calm and criticized the incident as lawless violence in a peaceful community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Labor Daily
Sergvant Sheeliy
Aid
Dasny
Tuvin
Judy
Lange
Mie
Vaid
Arizona
Extraordinary Speech at Glad-Shon Rally Sways Workers
The article reports Henry Burwell addressing workers, urging support for Liberal governance and criticizing arbitration critics. It notes workers’ experiences with harsh conditions and recalls past efforts to influence labor disputes, tying the issue to the upcoming elections and local figures Nelson and Melville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullmile
Ulee
Henry Burwell
Glad- Shon
MT Nelson
North Tervaeg
Meluile
Commonwealth or Communist in Australian politics debated
London commentary argues major questions comoerce defence tariffs and land settlement face the Commonwealth versus ministerial rule in Australia. Labor leaders are criticised for violent rhetoric while NSW Queensland and WA premiers clash with federal policy over order police protection and dockside tensions. The piece cites Mr McTiernan on behalf of Tom Walsh and Jock Garden’s claim of communist sympathy.
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Australian Press Association
London
Phe
Imes
Commonwealth
Eapty
Miunista
Australia
Labor Party
New South Wales
Labor Premie
Queensland
Western Australia
Bruce
Fremantle
Labor
McTiernan
Tom Walsh
Faith Healing Views Stir Debate Among Medical Men
The Australian Press Association reports Archbishop of Canterbury and medical men clash over faith healing. Opinions split with some believing in divine healing while others oppose the practice, highlighting differing views on medical and religious approaches to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associglinn Losdon
Ileal Association
Rey
Steel Works Re-Opened After Repairs At Harbor Bridge
Readable fragments indicate the steel works reopened following repairs on the Srtney Harbor bridge area. Mentions of Hunter Londus and Wraistesny appear in garbled form with unclear roles or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Londus
Wraistesny
Harnet Bengaint
The
Yorks
Seamen Strike Disrupts Sydney Port Operations
Rough seas and illness stall shipments as sugar cargoes pile up and workers threaten to blockade the port. Sailors call for changes as they push to clear ships and resume traffic along the Australian coast.
Zealandic Sails From Kirkhead Wharf to Milbourne
The Zealandic Zealot left Kirkhead Wharf at 5 30 am bound for Milbourne. The crew numbered 83 with eighteen deserters and one man discharged. Thirteen new hands joined. The vessel planned to return to port at daylight Saturday. The Tanered set sail for water Shales. The Tennessee aimed to reach Mort Adelaide from Soul Africa by Sunday and expected to arrive from western States around November 29 for Towewarl Woudiis.
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Adelaide
Zealandie
KirkEohead
Otelock
Milbourne
Menor
Tennessee
Mort Adelaide
Soul Africa
Four British Steamers Left at Melbourne
There are only four British steamers left at Melbourne and it is expected they will all sail shortly. The shipping strike remains ongoing despite later reports that workers are still deterred from sailing. A Liverpool service from Melbourne is scheduled today.
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Meleane
Whursdiy
Melbourne
Wiegma Aire
Railway Smash at Toowoomba on main range
A head on collision between two goods trains on the main range today shredded three wagons and damaged a fourth. No injuries reported. Premier W McCormack witnessed the scene while returning to Brisbane from an election tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
W. McCormack
Brisbane
Railway HoldUp Suspect Charged After November Station Robbery
William Redding, 21, charged with assault and robbery at Chefenham railway station on November 4 after police arrest at a house in Reecroft. Detectives say £77 11s were stolen and a pepper used as a prank. He denies robbery but admits involvement and is committed for trial.
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Sydney
Sla
Cyril Scott
Chefenham
We Hyde Court
William Redding
Alford
Tedding
Reecroft
Wink
Redding
At Tse
Central Methodists Host Successful Fair For Women
A large crowd attended a Central Methodist Mission fair held on Moyandien Street. Volunteers and committee members organized stalls for women and girls, with competitions and prizes including baking, crafts, and a world-spanning produce exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Gentral Methullus
Lousewa
Moyandien
Masaress
Mary Tedd
Melb Stacy
Ulsan
Th Seott
Aavirews
Eapressead Nepeo Vistt
Mie
Ful
J. Th
Peters
Echatran
Euid
Nous
MeSdames Peters
Johnson
Mes
Dhetties Hughes
Gregatnl Belton
Sula Sehuol
Netolis
Trezisw
Williams
Lh. Mitchett
S. Johnson
Willams
Joan
Ol Drinks
Vbr
Messrs
Laws
Aml Edmonds
Laura Jones
Ava Mara
AL Martin Ant Erwie
Norma Miarlin
Olson
M. Wellngton
Thousehold
Mesdames B. Marlin
G. Mugonworth
Kenley
Bathara Scotcher
Phlis Snowball
Mardie Monfries
Mtostea
Armony Glub
Ghureh Orchestea
Bee Willams
Rae
Local Market Notes and Price Listings for Meat and Poultry
Readable fragments show a shopping snapshot of butcher shop offerings. Prices and items include factory cured sides and middles, live poultry and roosters, bacon huttons sides, and assorted victorian and australian imports with varied price ranges.
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Ableatie
Talis Bays
A.W. Sand Ford
Cuilestors
Lange
Bacon
Hutton
Tbs
Huthan
Explosion injures rider and vandal tries to burn sign at Surry Hills
In Sydney Surry Hills last night at Thursday event Mr A B Orchard was struck with an object and excrement splashed on onlookers clothes. An electric sign on a lorry was damaged by fire attempts as others attempted to burn it.
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Sydney
Surry Wills
A. B. Orchard
Share Market Snapshot From November 12 Trading
Exchange quotations list several items with buyers and sellers including New Guinea, Magicamyted, Broken Mil, Junction North and Electrolytic Zinc. Notable figures show varied bids and asks such as 4/4 New Guinea buyer, 1/6 seller and 44/2 buyer with 44/8 seller for Junction North. Continuous figures reflect a volatile market and multiple entities like Zinc Corporation and Adelaide Cement appear in trading activity.
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Fea S
Ward
Fin
Adeinde
Amder Dale
New Guinea
Sellers Junction North
North
Selle South
Suilphode Corporation
Payees
Garston Prewery
Adelaide Cement
Wilcos
Quiet Armistice Night in London Ends Seven Year Frenzy
Observances mark Armistice Night with restraint and calm in London. Crowds thin in streets and Piccadilly, as Hupert Brookes' tune quiets revelers. Churches hold remembrance services while dancing halls stay crowded with ex servicemen at regimental dinners.
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London
Piccadilly
Hupert Brookes
England
Abbert Hail
Harbors Board team inspects Pirie fishing landing needs
A Harbors Board delegation led by Mr Farquhar and joined by Mr Taylor and Mr Lucas visited Pirie to assess the fishermen landing stage. Mayor and Council officials discussed expanding wharf facilities, deepening the harbor, and relocating storage sheds to improve access for about 100 boats. The officials planned to return to Adelaide with recommendations.
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Board of Heath
Messrs. Farquhar
Harbors Board
Taylor and Lucas
Respect
Ively
Pirie
Uyer
J. S. Geddes
J.C. Fitzgerald
M.p
V. Woodreffe
B. Jo. Frinsdorf
Sackburn
Ome
Garrett
Wewharf
Offnlaly
Witl the
Pirie Counell
Gouneil
Bulie
Thor Park
Mie Harbor
Muyer
Yue Federal Shart
J. G. Wilgscratt
Tanuhar
Taylor
Frinsdert
Te Tourd
Tatte
Tester
My. Taylor
Tayloe
Federal Wharf
Port Adelaide
Woodroffe
Jocds Shipping Board
Ines i
Smarler
Lucas
Adelaide
Ex-Servicemen Settled on 46,000 Holdings in England and Wales
The Ministry of Agriculture reports ex servicemen settled on 46 000 holdings in England and Wales from 1919 to 1925. Only 10 to 12 percent of the number failed, but about half the maintenance cost will have to be written off.
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Reuter
London
Ministry of Agriculture
England
Wales
Oxford Cambridge Boat Race Canceled For March
The annual boat race between Oxford and Cambridge is canceled and will not be held this year in March. Officials did not announce a replacement date or location.
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Reuter
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Dooley
Charles L. Tayton
Princess Pettys
MR. A. Taplin
Labor Daily” Office
Archbishop of Canterbury
Steel Works
J A. Lyons
Miednetthaly Linhelit
Thuessay
Bowen
Mix
Hrealet
Wil
Ylack
Wernounne
Ruursnay
Ceranite Salle al
Daybak
Liverpool
Frutiene
Central Methodists
Mustrada
Norv
the Workers OF Australia
Melbouim
Clerlinw
Ana Welluen
Pevery
Lunienish Hyuws
Asbsingtelivkd
Capes
Bea
Purl Hague
Australi
Hiekaw
Australis
Melbolane
Freone
Bie
Hinton
Surry Hills
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