Port Pirie marks fiftieth municipality birthday
The Institute Hall hosted Port Pirie residents and visitors as Mayor J. C. Fitzgerald led a civic welcome. Speakers praised the town’s growth from the Barrier mines era, highlighted improvements like the Nelebaby Reservoir and refinery upgrades, and urged loyalty to Port Pirie while acknowledging pioneer citizens and the city’s future potential.
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Port Pirie
J. C Fitzgerald
M.P
Phewry
Eheers
F. Daws
A Degenhardt
Port Pirie urged as Liverpool of Australia tribute
Gr W Threadgold urged visitors to back Port Pirie as the Liverpool of Australia praising its 20 years of town progress. J S Geddes thanked pioneers for the town’s growth and supported a Pirie West School back to Pirie celebration, with messages from regional mayors and Archdeacon Magee.
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Port Pirie
Liverpool
Australia
Gr. W. Threadgold
Thas
J. S. Geddes
Geddes
Pirle West School
Port Biri
Mr. Geddes
Pirie
Pirie + West School
Whyalla Excursion Visit From Adelaide Steam Tug Run
Visitors enjoyed bracing sea breezes on a Gulf crossing to Whyalla aboard the Adelaide Steam Tug Company's vessel Uraidla. About 40 excursion boats accompanied the journey to the coastal port, 33 miles from Port Pirie on the Gulf’s western shore, from which ironstone is shipped to Newcastle steelworks.
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Whyalla
Gulf
Adelaide
Uraidla
Pirie
Iron Knob
Newcastle
Rain Dampens Sydney Holiday Horse Trials Substantial Attendance
Rain disrupted Sydney holiday racing with crowds sheltering under verandahs as Fetishes and others endured muddy streets. New Zealanders Hapine and Star found sun briefly while Pantheon edged Pantheon for a mile and a quarter, Mayor danced with the Mayoress, and Limerick showed strong form ahead of Saturday’s Derby.
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Sydney
Port Pine
Randwick
Hapine
Star
Spearfelt
Devonshire
Spear
Pantheon
Rampion
Vitality
Ramimpromptu Dane
Boaster
Balbus
Quantart
Amounig
Bravado
North Logan
Larkspur
Buchanan
Valiare
Limerick
Sparks in chamber spark accusations and a Voltaire Molesworth threat
A Labor Party split debate in Sydney's Legislative Assembly erupted over an accusation that a Daily Guardian editor urged a Labor member to vote against J T Lang's leadership. Molesworth interrupted Lang's reply, calling him a coward, as the House considered action and a caucus report.
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Sydney
J.T. Lang
Legislative Assembly
J. T. Lang
T. TM. Bavir
Voltaire Molesworth
Rdiroe
Daily Guardian
Labor Party
Labor Daily
Labor Movement
Molesworth
Mr. Rat
Carrington
Katoomba
Lang
Mr. Molesworth
Mr. Lang
House
W.molesworth
Labor
Rat
Wll
Davies
Booth
Round the Streets Reconciled to the Mud
Crowds thronged the streets in the afternoon despite cancellations for the Male Volos Choir Concert and other evening events. Town residents chatted at street corners while old folks spent a quiet hour at the Town Hall as rain dampened plans.
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Volos
Saquel to Pu eh Mot Night at Richmond Hotel
Fragmentary OCR note describes a night event at a hotel in Richmond on Saturny. Mentions a balloon voyage and a score or tally with numbers 34 and 7. Lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm details.
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Rishmond
Canadian Policy and Imperial Co operation in King and Massey Plans
The article discusses Canada’s policy of imperial unity and “Canada first” as a path beyond partisan localism. It notes Mr. Meighan’s role in securing Mr. Kings attendance at the Imperial Conference and Lord Byng’s potential opening of Parliament. It highlights Canada’s push for a strong ambassador to Washington and Massey’s presence alongside the British Ambassador as symbols of unity and shared imperial action.
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United Service
London
Meighan
King
Lord Byng
Canada
Washington
Massey
Hunted to India by Bolshevik Spy in Transit
Calcutta Tuesday report: a young Russian arrested on the Kabul Peshawar road as a suspected Bolshevik spy. He convinced police he is a refugee, recounting hardships after leaving Moscow two years ago, travelled by night to Kabul for work as an electrical engineer, then fled toward India. Calcutta police send him to Rangoon.
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United Service
Calcutta
Kabul
Peshawar
Leff
Moscow
India
Rangoop
Coal Crisis Spawns Parliament Reassembly in London
In London on Monday a large assembly of Ministers and MPs discussed the coal crisis. Chancellor Winston Churchill announced the government had offered to establish an independent tribunal if district negotiations commenced immediately.
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United Service
London
Winstor’ Churchill
de Exchequer
Spanish Assembly Interview Hints At Future Ministers
In Madrid on Monday General Primo de Rivera, dictator of Spain, said the National Assembly meeting in November will test for three years and produce aspirants from which King Alfonso I will select ministers. General Rivera said he will not seek the Premiership, preferring an army post.
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United Service
Madrid
Primo de Hevira
Spain
National Assembly
Outapo
Alfonso
Rivera
Melbourne Trams Deficit Revealed by Board Action
Melbourne Tramways Board reports a large operating loss for the first fiscal year with a deficit of 242477 pounds. The document notes losses in bus operations and references a death sentence commutation alongside a separate case involving a girl at Albert Park receiving two years hard labor without remissions.
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Melbourne
Tramways Board
Ghartes
Gurrier Zi
Albert Park
Commie
Esesee
Perth Sequel to De Garis Death Noted in Writs
Perth reports a sequel to the De Garis case with Arthur Haynes, solicitor for the late C J de Garla, filing writs against Temperance and General Assurance for 5445 relating to a 5000 life policy. Maynes seeks 1158 first year bonus as seven weeks elapsed before death by suicide. The insurer plans to contest payment citing public policy against suicide despite assignment.
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Perth
Arthur Haynes
C. J. de Garla
Temperance and Generalsurance Company
Ife
de Garis
Maynes
Rolder
Sensational Midnight Outrage in Teaps Coal Town
In Wellington New Zealand a brutal attack occurred at midnight in Teaps near Invercargill. Mrs George Noker and her daughter were assaulted by a gang three times larger than their six escorting youths. All members of the party were injured, some with broken limbs and severe head injuries. The act is believed to have been carefully planned.
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Wellington
N.Z
Teaps
Invercargill
George ‘Noker
Limra
Mia
Tinker
Domestic friction in Newcastle reported in bullet wound case
A Newcastle message statue was involved in a case described as domestic friction resulting in a bullet wound in the neck. The woman is stated to not be in danger, with authorities investigating the incident and seeking details from witnesses.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Captain Williams Forecast For Sahabeewes Islands Trip
Caplan Wetbay and Berrove report favorable conditions for Sahabeewes Islands voyage tomorrow. Captain Williams leads the expedition and hopes for smooth sailing as crews prepare vessels and supplies.
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Caplan Wetbay
Berrove Tha Sahabeewes Islands
British Heads Wanted in China Amid Evacuation Fear
Special to The Recorder reports anti British sentiment in Szechwan and the Yangtze Kiang region. Foreigners fled Chungking for Hankow as Chinese society offers 100 dollars for each foreign head and 40 dollars for the head of every Chinese servant in British households. About 77 foreigners remain, mostly women and children, near Wanbele n.
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Recder
Shanghat
Atv
Svezhy
Shanghai
Wivre
Chung King
Koon
All America
Warships visit Japanese ports amid Anglo Japanese cooperation
Nine British warships including Titania and seven submarines begin port visits in Kyushu, Nagasaki, Kagoshima, Yokohama and Kobe as tensions rise in the Pacific. Japanese hopes for closer Anglo Japanese cooperation in China are noted, while British press is criticized for alarmist coverage.
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United Service
Tokio
Kyushu
Nagasaki
Kagoshima
Yokohama
Titania
Finland Sea
Kobe
Britain
China
Adelaide burglars face trial in ongoing migration talks
Leonard A Haley and Sydmey Green admitted a series of burglaries and holdups in Adelaide. They were charged in the Adelaide Police Court and remanded for trial. The discussants noted migration talks with Melbourne and a possible agreement with the Federal Government to speed up negotiations. Haley claimed some property lists were exaggerated as a joke.
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Adelaide
Leonard A Haley
Sydmey Green
Sydney
Legislative Council
Haley
Theternoon
Farrar
Melbourne
Green
Real Haley
Auction sale of Adelaide property fronts Wandergraph Theatre
Executor Truster Agency Co Ltd directs Bennett and Fisher dispose Gilbert Place property in Adelaide today for £8800. Land features a 90 foot frontage and 79 foot depth, adjoining the Wandergraph Theatre and separated from Thi jereal's Hotel by a private road.
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Adelaide
Truster Agency Co. Ltd
Bennett and Fisher
Gilbert Place
Fi’ Goloman
H. W. Beasley
Wandergraph
Rev and W Sanders Die after Service at Tiparca
The Rev and W Sanders, pastor of a church in ia ressene, collapsed during a morning event and died after being taken to Wallaroo Hospital. Police reported the service had been held Monday night for the Mev RD Lin drum.
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Rev & W. Sanders
Ia Ressene Seeee
Dica
Kona
Tiparca
Lindrum
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