South Australia - World War I

Industrial Affairs

"Strikes in Wartime" is in the Register on
29 October 1915, page 6c.
"Labour Unrest" on
24 February 1916, page 4c,
"Industrial Unrest" on
19 April 1916, page 4c,
"The Right to Strike" on
28 June 1916, page 6c,
"Strike Mania" on
10 November 1916, page 4c.

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Memorials to the Fallen

A proposed "Fallen Soldiers Memorial" is discussed in the Register,
21 September 1915, page 4f,
30 November 1915, page 4g; also see
7 September 1916, page 4c.

A proposed wattle grove in the south park lands is discussed in the Advertiser,
17 August 1915, page 8g.
A photographs of its construction is in the Observer,
25 September 1915, page 30,
of the unveiling of a memorial are in the Chronicle,
5 May 1917, page 27; also see
Observer,
8 September 1917, page 23.
Photographs are in the Observer,
6 September 1924, page 32.
A field naturalists excursion is reported in the Register,
20 August 1928, page 14b.
"Wattle Grove Depressing" is in the Register,
20 April 1929, page 3c.

"Honouring the Fallen - Permanent Memorials" is discussed in the Register,
8 January 1917, page 7h,
"Heroes of the Hills - An Anzac Memorial" on
18 December 1916, page 6b; also see
28 June 1917, page 6d.

"An Anzac Arch" is proposed in the Register,
18 October 1918, page 6c.

A proposal for a memorial at Mt Lofty is traversed in the Register,
3 February 1919, page 6d; also see
27 February 1919, page 6h,
1 and 13 March 1919, pages 6c and 8d,
10 and 30 May 1919, pages 8f and 6f,
20 June 1919, page 7c,
8 August 1919, pages 6e-7c,
30 January 1920, page 6g,
5 March 1920, page 11c,
4 and 31 March 1921, pages 6f and 6e,
31 August 1921, page 6g,
23 and 30 November 1921, pages 6f and 6g.

"National Memorial and Architects" is in the Observer,
7 February 1920, page 32d.

"Honouring the War Heroes - Our War Memorial" is in the Register,
1, 3, 7, 8 and 16 December 1921, pages 7e, 11g, 10g, 9c and 10h,
13 January 1922, page 7f,
28 February 1922, page 5h,
3 and 4 March 1922, pages 5i and 7b,
8 June 1922, page 9h,
21 November 1922, page 7d,
27 January 1923, page 8e,
22 February 1923, page 6a.

Also see Register,
4, 15, 19 and 30 May 1923, pages 8d-9c, 14e, 3c and 3g,
1 and 26 June 1923, page 12e and 9e,
6 and 11 July 1923, pages 11e and 8f,
5, 19 and 26 September 1923, pages 10f, 10a and 9f,
17 October 1923, page 8e,
6, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 28, 29 and 30 November 1923, pages 9f, 9c, 8c, 9c, 9h, 8f-10i, 8d-9f, 9d and 8f-9e,
1 February 1924, page 8e,
1 March 1924, page 8g,
12, 18 and 27 November 1924, pages 9e, 8d and 8e.

Also see Register,
12 February 1925, page 9c,
20 and 25 April 1925, pages 7c and 8g,
1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 12 May 1925, pages 8e, 8e-9g, 9e, 8c-12c, 9e, 11h and 10a,
11, 15, 24, 25, 26 and 30 June 1925, pages 9c, 6e, 9d, 3b, 10c and 8c,
1, 8, 11, 24 and 28 July 1925, pages 9f, 9g, 8f-9a, 13c and 11b,
7 April 1926, page 8c.

Also see Register,
8, 9, 10, 11 and 15 June 1926, pages 9e, 9g, 10g, 8e and 10f,
Advertiser,
21 June 1926, page 12f,
Register,
1, 13, 16 and 29 July 1926, pages 11c, 9e, 8f and 8d,
27 August 1926, page 10f,
4 September 1926, page 9c,
17 and 18 January 1927, pages 9c and 8d-9b,
15 and 28 June 1927, pages 8e and 12g,
15 and 31 August 1927, pages 11c and 11g,
11 January 1928, page 10a.

Also see Register,
17 February 1928, page 10a,
6, 7 and 10 July 1928, pages 13g, 8f and 8d,
9 August 1928, page 8f,
Observer,
13 April 1929, page 55d,
Advertiser,
5 February 1930, page 14f,
11 and 31 March 1931, pages 10c and 12d,
22 April 1931, page 9e,
The Mail,
25 April 1931, page 1,
Advertiser,
6 November 1931, page 20d,
17 September 1932, page 14g.

"Sacredness of War Memorials" is in the Advertiser,
22 August 1931, page 14f.

"A Women's Memorial" is in the Register,
1 May 1919, page 6g,
10 and 11 June 1919, pages 6c and 6d,
4 July 1919, page 6e,
10 September 1919, page 6f,
25 December 1919, page 6e,
6, 7, 9 and 31 January 1920, pages 5a, 6e, 6e and 8d,
2 March 1920, page 6d,
23 April 1920, page 6g,
3, 27 and 28 July 1920, pages 4c, 4g and 6g,
4 and 5 August 1920, pages 6f-g and 5a,
25 March 1922, page 7b,
14 and 26 April 1922, pages 4c and 4f,
3 and 6 May 1922, pages 6f and 6f,
17 April 1923, page 7d.

"The Horse in War and Peace" is in the Register,
27 and 28 February 1919, pages 6i and 4g.

"Tree Memorials" is discussed in the Register,
11 August 1919, page 4d and a
"War Horse Memorial" on
13 September 1919, page 8e,
11 February 1920, page 6f,
27 May 1920, page 8f,
23 September 1920, page 8f,
30 July 1921, page 11d,
3 August 1921, page 6f,
19 January 1922, page 6e,
31 March 1922, page 6d,
30 September 1922, page 14d,
11 January 1923, page 6e,
"Cross of Memory" on
3 March 1920, page 9a.
A photograph of a war horse memorial is in the Chronicle,
13 January 1923, page 30; also see
Observer,
17 February 1923, page 30.

"War Memorials" is in the Register,
1 March 1919, page 6c.

"State Boys' Memorial" is in the Register,
1 July 1919, page 6f.

"Tree Memorials" is in the Register,
11 August 1919, page 4d.

A soldier's mother expresses her opinion of memorials in the Register, 20 July 1921, page 9g:

It is quite time that some one raised a protest against the form so many... memorials are taking... chiefly stone... spoiling and saddening the landscape, to say nothing of the cost of upkeep... The only worthy memorial of their great deeds would be something for the living, especially those who came back maimed...

"Notable Memorials" is in the Register,
3 December 1921, page 8h.
The presentation of war memorial plaques to the next of kin of deceased soldiers is reported on 5 August 1922, page 8d.

"An Adelaide Pyramid - In Memory of Light Horsemen" is in the Register,
12 July 1923, page 10c; also see
18 September 1923, page 9c,
26 August 1924, page 8g,
12 September 1924, page 21c,
4 and 6 April 1925, pages 9f and 9c.

A proposed memorial at the Mitcham camp site is discussed in the Advertiser,
9 July 1927, page 13b,
12 August 1927, page 13b,
15 October 1927, page 19e.

"State War Memorials" is in the Register,
15 June 1927, page 8e.

"Lost on War Memorial - Contractor Now Bankrupt" is in The News,
11 March 1932, page 1f.

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