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  • RAILWAY-MEN AND SINN FEIN PROTEST MEETING AT RICHMOND Speakers Heckled.

    Comparatively little interest was shown in a meeting held at the Richmond reserve yesterday afternoon to protest against the dimissal of Messrs. Morrison and Wilson ... [Article] (1900 words)
  • SPORTING CABLES. RACING IN ENGLAND. Betting on Important Events. LONDON, April 1.

    Abbot's Trace and soranus are the favourites in a dull market for the City and Suburban Handicap. Leighton, the unbeaten two-year-old, ... [Article] (827 words)
  • CROWN LANDS FOR SOLDIERS.

    As the result of in inspection of the Murray River frontage, between Swan Hill and Mildura, to be made next week, the Crown Lands Investigation Committee ... [Article] (206 words)
  • CHURCH NEWS.

    The following Roman Catholic clerical changes have been made in the Archdi[?]cese of Melbourne:—Rev. T. O'Calloghan to Epping. Rev. H. Do[?]ohoe to Cl[?]fton [?]ill and Rev. M. P. Curra[?] to South Yar[?]. ... [Article] (83 words)
  • BRITISH COAL STRIKE. MANY MINES FLOODED. Public Services Curtailed. Ministry Summons Parliament. (Australian Press Association.) LONDON, April 3.

    The strike of miners is now in full swing Pumping has been maintained in most of the mines. The Scottish miners frankly admit that they never entered upon a strike ... [Article] (600 words)
  • Imperial Preference. Discussion in India. ALLAHABAD, April 2.

    The Indian Tea Association addressed the Government of India, asking that representation be made to the Australian Government on the subject of a preferential duty ... [Article] (150 words)
  • Ku-Klux-Klan Active. Negro Flogged and Branded. DALLAS (Texas), April 3.

    Members of the Ku-Klux-Klan seized a negro who was discovered in a white woman's room at an hotel, took him to a lonely spot flogged him soundly, and ... [Article] (144 words)
  • NEW ZEALAND TEST MATCH. Australia's Heavy Score.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Sunday.—The second Test match, Australia v. New Zealand, was resumed this morning. Ransford and Forsberg ... [Article] (516 words)
  • BOLSHEVIKS AND PRAYER. A "Stupid Religious Rite." MOSCOW, April 1.

    The Central Bolshevik Committee has issued a sharp reprimand to those "Reds" who continue to pray. It complains that paragraph 13 of the Bolshevik programme, ... [Article] (73 words)
  • Mutiny Against Soviet. Fighting at Kiev. COPENHAGEN, April 1.

    A message from Tarnopol, in the Ukraine, states that the entire Soviet garrison at Kiev, numbering 40,000, is fighting insurgent troops, who have killed a ... [Article] (91 words)
  • REPARATIONS. German Liabilities. Further Amounts Added. (Australian Press Association.) PARIS, April 2.

    The Reparations Commission has decided to add to Germany's liabilities the medical, surgical, and dental expenditure, the cost of supporting wounded and pensioned ... [Article] (538 words)
  • Greco-Turkish War. Both Sides Claim Successes. LONDON, April 3.

    An official message from Athens states that the Gieek forces have occupied Aoguin, Crete, and Macra, villages in the Brusa sector, after a fierce struggle. Twenty-two ... [Article] (120 words)
  • Attacked by Swordfish. Arab Dhow Sunk. ALLAHABAD (India), April 2.

    An Arab dhow from Cutch, Bombay, having crossed the Indian Ocean, was near Mombasa, British East Africa, when a giant swordfish attacked the vessel. The ... [Article] (189 words)
  • British Cabinet Changes. LONDON, April 2.

    Mr. Austin Chamberlin's appointment as Lord Privy Seal has necessitated a rearrangment of Cabinet portfolios and the appointment of several new Ministers. The ... [Article] (268 words)
  • IRISH TRUCE. DE VALERA'S TERMS. No English Dictation. Discussion as "Moral Equals." (Australian Press Association.) LONDON, April 1.

    Mr. Eamonn de Valera, the "President" of the [?]rish "republic," said in the course of an interview in Ireland, the Daily Eireann had no intention of placing a ban on ... [Article] (940 words)
  • VICEROY OF INDIA. Lord Chelmsford Leaves. Lord Reading Sworn In. ALLAHABAD, April 2.

    Lord Chelmsford, the retiring Viceroy of India, sailed from Bombay this afternoon. At an official reception and farewell on the Apollo Bunder, Lord ... [Article] (369 words)
  • Fight on Racecourse. LONDON, April 2.

    A fe[?]d between two gangs of racecourse habitues culminated in a m[?]lee at a London suburban race meeting at Alexandra Park. One man was shot in the head, and ... [Article] (106 words)
  • KARL UNSUCCESSFUL. MUST LEAVE HUNGARY. Threats of Invasion. (Australian Press Asociation.) LONDON, April 2.

    It is stated in Vienna that a theatrical change in the situation in Hungary has occurred, the Jugo-Slavs, Czechs, and Roumanians, who were threatening invasion, ... [Article] (612 words)
  • Prince as Jockey. Wins Guards' Cup. LONDON, April 1.

    The Prince of Wales, riding Pet Dog, won the Welsh Guards' Challenge Cup at the Household Brigade Steeplechase meeting at Hawthorn Hill. Three horses ... [Article] (47 words)
  • London Meat Market. LONDON, April 2.

    Following the decontrol of meat, the incorporated Society of Meat Importers has resumed operations. Quotations:—Canterbury sheep.—Light, medium, 8[?]d. lb.; ... [Article] (111 words)
  • GENERAL CABLES.

    A British colonel and his chauffeur were killed, and a French officer was severely in jured, through the motor-car in which they were driving striking a wire rope which a ... [Article] (559 words)
  • BRITISH TRADE REVIEW. CAPITAL ISSUES DIMINISH. Wool Trade Depressed. Metal Prices Fall. (Australian Press Association.)

    One effect of the coal strike has been to make the Stock Exchange practically lifeless. Since the holidays little business has been done, but there has been no panic or ... [Article] (654 words)
  • Women Thrash Communists. Husbands' Lives Endangered. BERLIN, April 2.

    Gangs of communists slopped the mining machinery at a mine near Oelsnitz, Saxony, and blocked the entrances, entombing the miners, who were in great peril. The ... [Article] (56 words)
  • EXPORT OF OPOSSUM SKINS. No Illegality Involved.

    Referring to an advertisement in "The Argus" of Saturday, directing attention to forthcoming fur sales in New York at which the offerings will include ... [Article] (365 words)
  • Wool Supplies. Regulation Supported. LONDON, April 1.

    Negotiations are proceeding between the British-Australasian Wool Realisation Association and the Colonial Wool Merchants' Association to reach an agreement to ... [Article] (300 words)
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  • THROUGH BRITISH EYES. AUSTRALIAN POLITICIANS. Caucus System Criticised. (Australian Press Association.) LONDON, April 1.

    Viscount Bryce, in a book entitled "Modern Democracies," published by Macmillan's, devotes several complete chapters to an analysis of the political economics ... [Article] (926 words)
  • Treasurer in London. Not Seeking Loans. LONDON, April 2.

    The Treasurer of Victoria (Mr. W. M. McPherson) and his family have arrived in London. Mr. McPherson informed a representative of the Australian Press ... [Article] (219 words)
  • WOMEN WORKERS' WELFARE. Trades' Hall Solicitude.

    With the object of making plans to better the wages and general working conditions of women workers throughout Victoria a conference of delegates from 30 unions having ... [Article] (289 words)
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  • TAKING THE CENSUS. SUNDAY NIGHT OBLIGATION. Two Years for Complete Details.

    The people of the Commonwealth stopped for a moment last night to take connt of themselves. The census is the result of the arrangement between Government ... [Article] (1319 words)
  • BROKEN HILL DISTRESS. Total of £70,500 Distributed

    BROKEN HILL, Sunday.—Since the Government relief committee begin distributing relief, £70,500 has been given to people in distress. Of this amount £385,418 ... [Article] (56 words)
  • SAVINGS BANK AND HOMES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—I was pleased to read "Taxpayer's" protest. The Savings Bank has for many years competed very unfairly with reputable lending institutions, using public ... [Article] (272 words)

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