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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary line suggests a discussion of socialism and international policy, mentioning Reagan era ideas and a reform plan affecting global relations. The readable portion hints at ideological critique and calls for collective action, though specifics remain unclear.
A fragmentary report notes the Labour Party wavering over closer ties withthe Moscow Third International. A faction backs consolidation of European socialist forces while others resist affiliations with Moscow, prompting internal debate and cautious language from party leaders.
London Sunday DX reports Arnold Lupton commenced legal proceedings under the Beas Treaty against German migrant Herr Silanes. The claim concerns writing to mate latter's Reet interests in Yorkshire coal fields.
Britain aims for large scale relief as unemployment measures are expanded. Government actions target easing hardship and supporting workers amid economic strain.
A fragmentary report from London discusses unemployed and workers dependants schemes. It cites figures of 44,250,000 people and a cost of 52,500,000 for a 26 week period. Local authorities plan to levy rates to fund the plan.
A dramatic report from the frontier describes an ex-emperor invading Hungary in an aeroplane. Proels details suggest a bold air raid or reconnaissance mission amid tense regional conflict. The account emphasizes the unusual cross-border act and the escalating aviation role in warfare.
Vienna dispatch reports ex-emperor Karlovirov escorted by Austrian troops to Budapest by air yesterday. A provisional Hungarian government under Count Julia Andrassy has been formed at Oedenburg Burgenland, amid reports of his potential destination.
A Dublin report states British Government representatives attended Downing Street for the Irish Conference with Sinn Fein absent. Conference postponed until noon as government officials seek preliminary measures.
Melbourne reporters note two goodsmen Colin Ross and Frank Walsh charged with robbery under arms after an incident at Toss cafe. police allege a man named Bayliss was assaulted and detached to a ilavalory during the alleged theft. both defendants remanded without char confession.
Report from Bedopess says a railway line was blown up on the Sudapest and Bash route to disrupt a train. The incident aimed to stop Karl from completing its journey, with Renter's Sarvios and Romer Ordon noted in connection to the act.
London dispatch reports the Swiss Federal Council expresses regret over Karl Rar’s decision to travel to Hungary without notice. It notes his pledge to abstain from politics and his failure to inform the Swiss government of his intent, citing concerns about hospital hospitality and allegiance.
Telegraph and Reuters reports describe Karl arriving in West Hungary after a Swiss departure, with Hungarian troops moving toward Budapest and authorities seeking to expel a former empress. Allies protest the notion of a Habsburg restoration while Swiss officials allowed the exiled claimant to depart.
London reports adjournment of a meeting as mis mis conference and Sinn Fein leaders, including de Valera, show discord over papal contacts. Dublin unions rally as Cardinal Lagee hopes for peace, while Westminster Gazette notes anger over delayed papal message and praise for the King’s decisive actions.
Members of the American Club in London send to delegates at the Tri Conference beads of the best Huvaneeleurs with green ribbon and a toast. Donors believe that personal touch and courtesy of life matter, urging delegates to mingle in the smoking room to foster goodwill and fellowship.
London editorial attacks Mr de Valera's telegram as an insult to the Pope and the King. It warns the move could fuel unrest in Britain and endanger the conference aims. The piece urges against allowing hostile actions to jeopardize peace and calls for unity in the civilized world.
A Times dispatch from London describes telegrams amid the conference stirring diplomatic tension. The message, implying that Irish terms were not agreed, suggests a fractured link between parties and unsettled expectations around the talks.
A memo from Jopari to the king concerns Shantung Peninsula status under the Versailles framework. Tokyo rejects broader negotiations claiming China sought informal terms. Japan notes insistence on its rights and warns against outside powers involvement amid Sino-German treaty context and ongoing diplomacy.
A two year old boy, son of W. Semiller, vanished near his home in Adelaide when swept into a flooded creek. Night searches failed to find him until a later effort drained the water and recovered the infant's body.
The Adelaide Sunde yard at Port Vielaide saw a large consignment of threshers, mowers, wagons, plows, and harvesters loaded aboard the steamer Kepars to Port Tucoiu. The buildup marked a record shipment of its kind.
A speculative report describes Howlly advancing a continuation approach that could embolden the obllies of the Béveepmeat as Gomediots abandonment of its thygoviations looms.
The Thines reports a London opinion denouncing the IGNG message. It accuses the Pope and Irish leaders of misrepresenting Britain's war on Irish liberties, claiming the draft reply hints at Irish subservience and independence motives. The piece urges reconsideration of Britain’s stance and notes protests from foreign nations.
A Daily Mail correspondent reports in Italy that Mr de Valoré stands accused of indecency though details remain unclear. London notes danger of reservations at a conference and questions raised with Irish delegates ahead of the next meeting.
The Pirie harbor regatta opened on Saturday under ideal conditions with a south westerly breeze and bright spectators. Races were held over a half mile from the dock to the gallows and featured several new members, steering and judging by Messrs. Jackson Leason, Butterlucky and others. A Chinese diver added color before light crowds broke up. South and Solomontown competed in a close distance race with Solomontown narrowly edged at the line.
Adelaide Sunday report details an explorer party's journey from Alice Springs toward Adelaide. The narrative covers travel by land and air, observations of country, natives and prospects for interior settlement, stock raising, and the potential role of aviation in surveying.
Melbourne Sunday report notes a residence of tramway worker Mign Otssin was broken into while away, valuables stolen and lamp posts emptied. A cheapery establishment run by William Corimbow at Murrumbeena also looted, with about £500 worth of goods stolen.
Sir Joseph Coyle announced yesterday that the Commonwealth loan of 5,080,000 pounds had been successfully underwritten at about 6 percent, with costs reduced by 20 percent. The funds were to be used to convert a floating debt into a funded 908, making Treasury bills issued in London and locally.
Prices of the lead group and silver are reported with little change, noting London market figures. A separate local item describes 63 year old Wickham finding hanging in a shed on his son's property, with inquest considerations and mentions of possible stroke and other circumstances.
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