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Newspaper

Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Oct 20, 1925

Page

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Unlawful Possession Charged in Adelade Case

Harold Jones and Jack Ford faced charges in Adelade for hawking without license after arrests by Sergeant Hansberry. Each pleaded guilty and was fined 2 pounds 15 shillings plus costs or seven days in jail. A later charge for possessing tobacco and other goods seized from a train added 25 pounds fines or three months imprisonment after the men admitted boarding the tram and drinking beer.

Adelade Harold Jones Jack Ford Boz Hansberry Ittusist Moedergera Tein Colens I Adelie Gawler Tive

Ascot Thousand Race Result Noted in Melbourne

Melbourne report on Ascot Thousand racing event with terse result fragment. Mentions Gulden Queen and a time of 1 38. Likely incomplete details. key horse names and place unspecified.

Melbourne Ascot Rim Tory Lody

Werribee Cup planters and names in Melbourne report

A garbled Melbourne page notes the Werribee Cup featuring planners and participants including Anton Nain and Louise Lorna. The text lists War Comedy Story and Thy Spook among names and mentions Honan and Tressel in association with the event.

Melbourne Pilly Anton Nain D Honan Louise Lorna Kinglet Thy Spook Tressel

Whittier's Owner Misses Gaulfield Cup Bet

Melbourne Monday March 8 reports Whittier's owner did not back his horse for the Gaulfield Cup. He only secured the winning stake.

Melbourne Mon Chattes, Manor of Whittier

Man Hospitalized After Accidental Arm Injuries

James Harkness suffered both arms broken in an accident at the Berry Ebi einerring Gomping works on Saturday morning. He remained at Adelaide hospital with injuries described as serious. Dr A J Davies attended and ordered his removal to the hospital for treatment.

Adelaide James Harkness Rawler Meel Berry Ts Wright A. J. Davies Calle

St Mark's at Broken Hill football clash report

St Mark's visited Broken Hill for a football match with final scores listing St Mark's at six to one and the Winters' Kickers squad. O'Gallaghan and Athwiler highlight playing moments with Lekeraun Bounds and Kearns noted among the lineup.

St. Mark’s Broken Hill Wes North Pais Ry Ah Winters Tial Kickers O'Gallaghan Athwiler Lekeraun Bounds and Kearns

Commandeered Estates Under Court Approval

The court allows Duke Ernst Gumberlin d claim to seized property. Affected assets include 42 820 acres with a value claimed at 10 000 000 pounds. The decision centers on the redistribution of wartime confiscations by the court.

Ater Berlin Morniay Ern’st Gumberlind

Spartans Beat Trojans In Ongoing City League Match

In a disrupted basketball program at 015 Yonight, Spartans and Trojans face off amid team lineups and player names including Sandies Leverington and Sexton. Auckland era items mention a fire destroying Kelvin Hall and Kelvingrove United Free Church with damage to 200 structures.

Th Dureess Lagbe Hivanberkeit Gripbie Trajans Bek Ganley Hoidavhe Peohawee Te Univeral Doetelnea Thame Kelvin |Hall Kelvingrove United Free Church Glasgow

Shipping Strike Sees Sydney Conference Adjourned

The conference of shipping dispute parties in Sydney opened amid a hitch and adjourned to tomorrow. Seamen and owners argued over court jurisdiction and potential releases, with Justice Powers warning no release order without workers returning. The session aimed to reassess positions and seek settlement. failure would send claims to open court. Passengers await return to the Dominion aboard the Mann sun as unions claim the other side is reneging on agreements.

Sydney Jus- Fee Powers Justice Powers Meir Bor Mann Sun Unio Gemipany Heseinen Commanis Hull

Students heckled by Wellington strikers on steamer

University students, employed as trimmers on the steamer Leiitin, were jeered by strikers at disembarkation in Wellington. Police prevented immediate violence as tempers flared near the wharf in a tense confrontation.

Wellington Leiitin Bort

Ormonde On The Way From Sydney In Full Crew

A cable from Sydney reports the Ormonde liner will sail for London on Saturday with a full Giion crew aboard. The message confirms transit to Ansira as part of the voyage.

Sydney Mey N. Staile Ormonde London Ansira

Melbourne Seamen Strike Talks Face Prisoner Release Demands

Melbourne union officials say that seamen representatives at Justice Powers' conference hinder negotiations by insisting on freeing all British seamen in jail before settlement. Premier Allan to consult cabinet. Overseas Shipping Representatives vow volunteers to man idle British ships if talks fail. The steamer Niarana departed for Tasmania with Mr Bruce aboard.

Melbounse Muttoy Melbourie Justice Powers Sydney Connell Melbourne British Seamen's Strike Committee Allan O'Neill Overseas Shipping 4 Representatives’ Association Niarana Tasmania Ss. M. Bruce

Turakina Fire Probe Points to Arson

Investigation into the Turakina steamer fire last Thursday finds multiple arsons in four hold areas and rules out accident. Officials say the blaze was undoubtedly incendiary and deliberate.

Wellington N.Z

Fremantle Shipowners Link Up on West Coast Position

Fremantle shipowners have joined forces to secure a shared position in the western maritime sector. The owners link up to coordinate efforts, pool resources, and strengthen their collective bargaining stance in West Coast trade and shipping routes.

The Hand of Fate Woman Dies in Airplane Crash

In Paris a military aviator forced to land after engine trouble. After repairs he prepared to take off again when a first time female passenger begged to ride. The aircraft swerved and caught fire, burning the woman to death while the pilot suffered serious injuries.

Paris Asturtomate

Communists Roundup Report From Vilna and Cracow

Police in Vilna Lithuania arrest 200 communists including the director of the Jewish paper Cullver along with many officials. In Cracow Grodne Polish forces defeat communists amid seizures of arms explosives and documents allegedly tied to Moscow.

Reuter Warsaw Sundby Vilna Lithuania Nave Friallancouse Cracow Wail Grodne Poland Grodny Moscoy

Golf matches conclude as weekend play ends season

The mixed doubles round and knockout results are listed with eight pairs advancing through the first rounds. Notable teams include Ward with Mouftles, Hensley with Als, Hughes with Lane, Goodes with Hoy, Warren with Burgosny, and Greenlens with Symonds, among others. The weekly ladies competitions on Wednesday afternoons are suspended until next season.

Ward Mallyou Mouftles Hensley Als Sterdom Hughes Lanefort Goodes Hoy Symonds Beasley Sweeney Mies Langford

Sailors at Port in Crisis Over Desertion and Picket Lines

Reports from responsible officials say British shipowners will aid amid the crisis. A sailor deserts his Maine ship at Sydney, leaving without permission. Crew members of the Or ova picket the ship, and a man near the saloon refuses orders, warning of violence if he moves.

Maine Sydney Iskely Theerew Orova oMeer Salior

Masters Hold Out Offer At Port Adelaide

In Port Adelaide shipping circles a settlement of the dispute is seen near. Balranald and Ascanius captains offer to withdraw warrants and aid crew resumption of full duties. Balranald captain cites belief that other ship masters will follow suit. Geraintle will skip Outer Harbor and head directly to Melbourne.

Geraimle Liverpool Outer Harbor Melbourne

Pirie Town Council Fortnightly Meeting Report

Pirie Town Council held its fortnightly session with Mayor J. S Geddes presiding. The meeting addressed wages for council employees, delayed by a court adjournment, and reported no reply from the AWU re time of conference. The death of long-time Pirie resident E. Woolher was noted. Work items included stone deliveries, funds balances, installation of drinking fountains, and sanitation and street projects in various wards.

Pirie Town J. 5 Geddes Ers TR. Gummow W. Clark V J. Blight HG. Afford G. Dey W. H. Thresdguld Aw.u E. Woleher Pirie

Quiet Adelaide Elections Open With Campaigns

Campaign directors worked through the night in Adelaide as voting day approaches. Most residents remain calm and await election day with anti-Labor groups predicting strong Ministerialist support from voters at the RT Adelaide 140 North Terrace polling area.

Adelaine Eleyion RT. Adelaide North Terrace

Adelaide Market Report Details Fresh Fruit Prices and Quotations

A fragmentary Adelaide market update lists apples priced from 12/ to 12/ and other fruit and veg with varied per unit rates, plus a wire quotation roundup from Ward and Co and Pearer and Co. including zinc and other commodity prices and notable buyers and sellers across multiple firms.

Capital Levy Burial Echoes From Paris Radical Congress

A Daily Express Paris correspondent reports the capital levy issue appears laid to rest after the Radical Congress. Observations note Florence and Gertrude Streets with screenings, and local road works including midtown blinding, cindering, and path repairs. Estimated costs cover sheet-metalling and ballast across Ellen Street and Warne Street roadway projects.

Reuter London Daily Express Paris Florence Gertrude Streets West Ward York Road Senate Road Solomontown Ward Burt Street Gentral Hotel Warne Street Amanda Street Selvte Road la Sette Road

Memorial for Royal Artillerymen unveiled at Hyde Park Corner

The memorial to 40 000 Royal Artillerymen killed in the war was unveiled by the Duke of Connaught at Hyde Park Corner. Lond Horne laid a wreath at its foot, and a bronzed gun fired the first British shell in the war, with a horse team that went to France. General Sir George Milne placed a wreath at the base in memory of the Dominions’ artillerymen.

Neuter London Royal Duke of Gonnaught Hyde Park Corner Lond Horne Carrie France George Milnen Dominions

Meat union seeks £1 weekly rise at Melbourne abattoirs

The Meat Industry Employed Union in Melbourne has decided to demand an increase of £1 per week for workers at the Metropolitan Abattoirs. The move reflects mounting wage pressures in the meat processing sector amid expanding output and ongoing cost of living concerns.

Melbourne Momlay Meat Industry

Charles Perry Committted for Trial on Fourteen Housebreaking Charges

Melbourne report Charles Perry was committed for trial by the Northcote Court on fourteen charges of housebreaking in various suburbs. The value of the property alleged to have been stolen was estimated at £500.

Melbourne Charles Perry Northcote Court

Port Pirie Club Triumphs In Rifle Match At Port Broughton

Port Pirie rifle team visited Port Broughton Wide club on a Saturday and beat the recently re formed club by 47 points after an afternoon shoot. Possible scores at 200 yards were made by E T Martin and T Wenzel. Champions Pincas won by E T Martin. Conditions featured 11 to shoot and 10 to count with 7 shots and 2 fighters at 200 and 300 yards.

Port Pirie Rifle Ith Port Broughton Pirie E. T. Martin T. i Wenzel

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