10 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references Budapest and Vienna amid a Hungarian political context. Mentions a national assembly election and potential recognitions, with unclear phrases about the regime and allied positions. Distilled from noisy archival scan.
A garbled plea urges readers to support local industry with a call to purchase a product named Tuymbbiine amid unclear text and stray phrases. The fragment offers no verifiable entities or concrete details beyond the generic promotional tone.
London debate analyzes whether reform should rely on direct action or constitutional means. Stewart Brynning argues unions must push for change through action, while Bennag contends increased output requires cooperative effort. both stress securing bargains while avoiding broad strikes.
London reports General Dietrich’s divisions routed Bolshevik forces as they planned a larger assault. The British commander concentrated at Gurnit and struck decisively, preventing an extensive offensive. The result is hailed as a notable victory against Bolshevist threat.
Fragmented OCR notes report on Hungarians, infant mortality, and dietary observations. Mentions dogs eaten, fats supply, births, storehouses, and population figures with unclear context and numerous garbled phrases. Indicates weekly or daily mortality and food shortages, with reference to a blue warning and regional concerns.
A Melrose community event marks the farewell to Mr G Gooden, long serving clerk in the public office. The gathering Sunday featured a program with songs and tributes, praising his twelve years of service and steady leadership.
Fragmented notes recount a 1920s discussion on Federal government involvement in work for returned soldiers. The debate references unions, committees, and possible government action, though much text is garbled. Key names like O'Hare and Poynton appear amid unclear dialogue and dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a heated argument over a new measure. Mention of Port Bipiys and a gag raised by a minister, with opposition led by Mr Peake. Debates center on whether the bill should proceed despite protests.
London reports the Pade Upton Congress authorizes the inquiry committee to craft policy for the control of industry. It aims to disable capitalistic schemes, pursue a wage dividend plan, and promote state-led action to shape the economy.
Fragmentary wartime dispatch from Stockholm cites Petrograd cholera as killing about 250 daily. Readable lines mention hospital closures and attempts to halt spread, with lingering ambiguity in the text. Entities include Petrograd and Stockholm.
An advertisement outlines a diverse program featuring Untamed Ladies and The Things of the Plug along with romance and comedies. It highlights spectacular costumes and new editions, promising a distinctive triumph in a lively theater season led by Ward Lune.
Three of Pirie’s soldiers arrived with the Angus train at Adelaide station. Private Heavi and Private Trembath were among the 13 veterans welcomed by the Angl Yospicality Committee in Salunimtown. The ceremony, presided by the mayor, honored three years of service and featured local residents, includingWm L Pilham and J Blix, acknowledging the soldiers’ sacrifices and reconnecting with families.
A typographic error yesterday morning disrupted Teppertal schedules at the Playhouse. The program opened Tuesday September 40 with films including The Ghost of Rosy Tinyur and Those Walls Were the Walls Mae, depicting Paris life and New York debuts among a slate aimed to stir the cultured class.
A 27 year old man, Curt George Willis, appeared before Judge Tughee Gorton to answer charges following a fatal motor accident in Rui lo street. James Abrough was knocked down, witnesses estimate the car traveled 40 to 40 miles per hour, with some suggesting up to 48 mph. Witness John Smith, among others, recalled the impact and the driver‘s alleged speed. The coroner’s inquiry determined the cause of death and the circumstances of the collision remain under review.
A garbled report notes Mulbourni stating that decisive results were not reached at the Seamen's Conference. Milley indicated progress but remained uncertain on outcomes. The text shows heavy OCR errors obscuring names and specifics.
On July 20, amid anti British demonstrations, residents of Wigdsiinds and Germans in the town faced hostile actions. The event followed a sequence of violent incidents and tensions tied to a local British authority and loyalty to the crown.
A garbled report notes Me Intenus and Prime Minister Hinges discussing health and security matters in Port Pipio. Officials Barwell and Archibald Weinber are mentioned amid references to an attack and a hospital stay. The piece refers to Goultating and related investigations under supervision of local authorities.
A Melbourne case under the Mongrol Income Pax Act involves inhabitants of Camberwell charged with breaches. The proceedings highlight penalties and official action under the act.
A faded OCR fragment notes General Pershing's popularity with a large sign and a steamer train in New York. The readable portion mentions Mouitar and Gomory Pershing and a massive illuminated sign attracting attention in the city sightlines.
A fragmented obituary announces the sudden death of Lord Beresford, with unclear references to Raval and notable figures. The notice hints at a dramatic society or dramatic event titled The Mines and mentions associated names, but the legible text is garbled, leaving core facts about a sudden apoplexy death and a high profile figure uncertain.
Melbourne dispatch reports Federal Shipbuilding progress with ships Williamstown and Walsh Island under construction. A scouting event at Albany is noted, while the AEUINL Beel 14 points to laying at Wyiltamatown. The report mentions a director overseeing progress and praises the overall program.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a planned visit to Victor Harnov last week and an objection to a hovercraft or hover device. It mentions taxpayer expenses and a plea for inspecting a proposed marine project. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
The Excelsior Band announces two benefit performances to raise funds for local needs. Community members and residents of Portville are urged to attend to support the band and contribute to the town’s relief efforts. Proceeds will aid local initiatives and bolster the band’s continued activities.
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