26 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text reports Aristide seeking to form a government in Paris with President Doumer and figures like Klotz and Panik mentioned. The chaos implies political stalemate as ministers, committees, and miners rise in unrest, with references to Poinewir and a tense session in Parliament.
A fragmentary report outlines a life challenged by wealth and restriction. It notes a woman living beyond her means with a husband earning modest wages. A detective encounter precedes a court decision and hinted consequences, with Friday referenced as a key moment.
Contested wage cuts threaten wireless operators across Australia as unions push back against proposed reductions. The dispute centers on pay scales for technicians and line crews amid limited job protections and rising operational costs. Industry sources warn the plan could affect service stability and push staff turnover higher.
Unclear text describes funeral or services for a late queen figure. Mentions Washington and Virginia, with references to official proceedings and suffrage related notes amid garbled OCR. The readable entities include Washington and Virginia, and possible references to a public service or memorial event.
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses invention of tanks, British and wartime figures, and alleged patent disputes involving Captain Bentley, Bentley, and others. It mentions costs near £303,090 and references Africa, the Tenis region, and various names.
A damaged report notes 207 migrants arriving at Port Ade. Notices signed by the captain warned passengers of conditions and authority while unclear language shows confusion over duties, rights, and reporting rules.
Fragmented report notes ongoing tallying of Senate vote figures with several named officials and divisions referenced. Specific names and precise totals are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate concurrent House and Senate count activities and continuing results in May.
Abbott Hor Country Harts secures seat with a majority of 2128 on Miro Methwen preferences. Holmins sens and Mihai tally the final counts as ministers hold a majority across the ministerialist bloc, with the vacancy to be filled after the state election.
Fragmented London political commentary cites Mr Price and Lord Howe amid mentions of New Zealand and Australia. The garbled piece hints at party dynamics, reform questions, and looming debates, with stray names and a general sense of an anxious electorate awaiting leadership signals.
Unclear ballot text lists names and statuses with partial results and references to elected figures. The readable bits show names and party hints amid garbled OCR content, indicating a report on senate outcomes and late vote tallies without complete clarity.
Local steamship Nortiumie faced delays as idle vessels crowded Melbourne harbor. Reports indicate unclear routing and a pause in movement toward Phillip Bay with freight and passenger shifts causing congestion.
Fragmentary report from Sydney describes a troubled case involving Nive Basil and Nelie Gheediun. The text references alleged abuse and a court or institutional action, with unclear chronology and outcomes. The passage hints at legal and medical consequences, including a possible transfer to a mental asylum.
In Adelaide on Wrunesday Premier Mr. Gunn laments the rejection of the Maintenance Bill by the Legislative Council. He notes the Liberal party and government criticisms, stressing the measure would not interfere with boards while offering remedies for widows amid political dispute.
Fragmented OCR text. specifics unclear. Mentions a slander action and references to Mondas Wiel, Jeranton, and local proceedings. No verifiable names, dates, or institutions clearly readable.
Fragmentary OCR reads unusual phrases and names including Hesiane Oy and Miikey stinet. The text mentions Heat feel dak sted Geel and a fleet, with references to Jhon Rasy and Neo bunliss aeruphine, plus a Lis Hinedgetst note. Readable facts are minimal and unclear.
A compact notice promises a feast of remnants of all kinds and dress goods in stock. Lines indicate a clearance to make room for new ceeee 49/6.
Daily Express reports devastating floods in Athens causing numerous deaths and widespread destruction. Homes swept away and debris clogged streets as residents fled to shelters on the city’s outskirts. Estimated damage runs to about £120,000 as authorities struggle to aid victims.
The event honored the memory of Sir Walter Dyytds, long universally liked governor of the shire. A birge representative Luthering spoke as Mr T. Tf. Hong offered eloquent remarks praising the late governor’s rare qualities and urging his legacy to spread sunshine and optimism wherever he went. Archbishop Wrisht and St Andrews’ chariaters attended the proceedings.
Amusement page describes late shows at New Alhambra with Vere and a Melbourne Cup 1925 reference. It notes star performers, lineups and lively audience reactions, including acts by Mary Gorn and Ryan Tirkatt, plus a dramatic scene at a night program with intense dialogue and risqué humor.
Adelaide Chronicle provides a fragmented note on an elderly resident's fate. The readable portions mention Adelaide, families, and a tangled sequence of names including Laurence Michael, Willhamstown, and Andrews Roen, suggesting a domestic or local incident under investigation.
Fragmented OCR tale lists names and places involving electricity reps, legal action, and losses. Nonsensical segments hint at a formal meeting or report with individuals such as Gamontisston and Bardon content, and references to Vallee and CLINE. The readable portion signals a financial setback or court-related matter.
Fragmented OCR text mentions NSW places and groups such as Newcastle Parramatta and West Sydney. It references informal events, elections, and individuals like Thompsen and Richmond, with scattered numbers and affiliations. The readable content lacks complete context or a clear single event.
Fragmentary text indicates a planning or notice about a governor's residence new site search. References to a meeting, officials, and a possible relocation or construction discussion remain unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable bits point to a public notice or update on residence placement or replacement.
Austral Theatre presents a lively program headlined by The Great Hoot Gibson with arena horsemanship and chariot contests. The bill features Lois Wilson Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton in Gonneabamb with comedy and brisk action for a full night of entertainment.
A former bank manager, AV Ellington, faces charges including forgery and falsifying books. The case alleges multiple defalcations totaling a substantial amount as authorities move to prosecute.
A fragmentary report notes Queen Alexandra remembered in London with a procession of motor cars to a shore location. The text references enduring public sentiment and solemn observances tied to the late queen.
Melbourne dispatch notes obedience stated in the pene hab. brief item remarks on two new cruisers and related proceedings with a focus on local maritime matters.
The Pirie branch of the Liberal Federation met last night to nominate candidates for the upcoming municipal elections. Attended meeting approved a list of Liberal representatives including Mayo and Norse Ward candidates, councilors, and an auditor.
Fragmented listing of Cheltenham races with numerous horses and odds. Names like Netley, Corinthian, Corinthian Bragele, and Sailor appear among a jumble of abbreviations, numbers, and weights. The text reads as a race card with results, distances, and betting figures but is incomplete and garbled.
A fragmentary item lists names Valtard Port Mleun Ihimorial Etheron King of Mirth Paving Away Kozanl Hemisphere in a festive or theatrical context titled Christmas Double. The readable words hint at character or stage names and a celebratory theme.
Melbourne report states Mr Bruce announced Sir Neville Howse will depart for New Zealand on December 3 to settle war finance arrangements among New Australia and Britain regarding munitions supplied during the war. The timetable and specifics of the agreement were not disclosed.
Melbourne workers rescue three men trapped by earth collapse at South Lang's Lagoon. They were entombed for three hours before a rescuer freed them. All men recovered after treatment for shock and minor injuries.
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