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BRITISH ELECTIONS
Fifteen Anglican bishops and leaders of the Presbyterian and Non-conformists Churches, in a message, are appealing to Christian electors to give full weight to ...
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AGAIN FRUITLESS
Although the efforts of the searchers have been intensified, there is still no news concerning the Southern Cross. Lieutenant Keith Anderson and Mr. H. Hitchcock, in their 'plane the Kookaburra, are now also reported to be missing. ...
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GALLIPOLI
The "Daily Telegraph" is publishing exclusively, by arrangement with the Government Stationery Office, extracts from "The Official History of the War in ...
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NAVAL ARMAMENTS
The "Times" Washington correspondent has sent the following important despatch, relative to armament limitations— ...
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WILLIAM BOOTH
The Prime Minister, Mr. Baldwin, who was accompanied by Mrs. Baldwin, presided at the celebration in the Albert Hall last night of the centenary of the ...
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STUDY NEEDS
Canadians are eager to buy Australian goods of quality if Australia gives them preference. As a matter of Empire sentiment. Vancouver importers and merchants ...
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THE COAL POSITION
An extraordinary conflict has arisen between Mr. Bruce, the Prime Minister, and the miners' delegates, concerning the circumstances under which the prosecutions against John Brown and Stephen Brown, for alleged breaches of the Industrial ...
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WHAT MR. BRUCE SAYS
Mr. Bruce, the Prime Minister, to-night referring to the withdrawn of prosecutions against Mr. John Brown, said that at the Sydney Coal Conference all ...
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MINERS' SECRETARY
"Referring to the withdrawal of the prosecution against Mr. John Brown," said Mr. Davies, General Secretary of the Miners Federation, to-night, "in order to ...
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THROATS CUT
Two remarkable cases of tracheotomy have been reported, almost simultaneously from the Continent. A Copenhagen artisan named Hansen ...
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ANDERSON'S ABSENCE
Although some anxiety is being felt for the non-appearance of Lieutenant Anderson and Mr. Hitchcock at Wyndham, the Vacuum Oil Company does not share this ...
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IF CONFERENCE FAILS
A meeting of representatives of the Federal and State Parliamentary Labour members who represent coal-mining constituencies, was held to-day at the ...
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ANGRY SCENES
There were lively scenes at Valetta, following the release of Dr. Misfad Bonninie, a Parliamentarian, who was imprisoned on April 4, during the House's pleasure, in ...
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SEAPLANE CARRIER
The seaplane currier Albatross, will leave Sydney to-morrow morning to assist in the search for the Southern Cross. There will be six aeroplanes aboard, as ...
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POLA NEGRI
Pola Negrl is seeking a divorce from Prince Serge Mdivani, on the ground of incompatability. The price confirms the news. ...
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THE NEW MERGER
Cables and Wireless, Limited. which was registered on Tuesday, has 22 directors, all of whom are from the hoards of the Eastern or Marconi companies ...
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LEVY BEING COLLECTED
Mr. D. J. Davies, General Secretary of the Miners' Federation, said to-day that the 12½ per cent, levy imposed on all working members of the federation was ...
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"PLANES AND NATIVES
Arrangements for a comprehensive search are now proceeding rapidly. Colonel Mansbridge, the State representative, to-day flew to Avon Valley, which is to ...
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS
The annual conference of the Graziers' Association, now in session in Sydney, has had before it the question of improved arbitration. Mr. Tout, the ...
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LABOUR COUNCIL
Newcastle Labour Council met last night. Mr. A. V. Carroll. President, occupied the chair. Credentials were received from Messrs. M'Lean. White, and ...
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NEWCASTLE APPEAL
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SEARCH FOR SHIP
At the request of the Admiralty, the Blue Funnel liner Deucalion, her voyage from Capetown to Fremantle, will call at Prince Edward. Kerguelen, and Crozet ...
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WOMAN'S WORRIES
At the inquest yesterday on Mrs. Honoria Gordon, niece of Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven. Governor of South Australia who shot herself in a Bayswater ...
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GENERAL DAWES
Following the British Government's intimation to the State Department that he would be acceptable, the White House yesterday formally announced that ...
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"MOST INOPPORTUNE"
A newspaper cablegram from Melbourne, reporting that the Board of Works had arranged in London a loan, of £2,000,000, with 5 per cent. interest, at ...
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SLEEPERS ON LINE
"It is a shocking state of affairs," remarked Judge Moule, in the General Sessions to-day, when he had before him Chillord Russell, 17, who pleaded "Guilty" ...
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SHOOTING INCIDENTS
During the waterside riots at the end of last year, a strong posse of police, headed by Sub-Inspector Mossop, was set upon by a large crowd of strikers, who ...
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SWAY OF SPORT
A strenuous attack on professional sport was made by Mr. L. R. Franklin, of Melbourne, in an address to the National Council of Education. He showed how ...
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HEAVY DEATH ROLL
A tornado in North and Central Arkansas is reported to have killed at least 20 persons. Many were injured and heavy damage was caused to property. ...
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EMPTY EMPIRE
"Englishmen are a drug on the market, while an empty Empire is waiting to be filled," is the lengthy headline under which Dean Inge's weekly article in the ...
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COLLIERY MECHANICS
A special meeting of the Delegate Board of the Colliery Mechanics' Association will be held at West Maitland on Sunday. ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS
A meeting of the sub-committee appointed by the League Council at its last meeting to deal with the question of minorities will be held in the Foreign ...
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LOWEST ON RECORD
Commenting on the continued fall in the birthrate, the Registrar-General says that since 1923, the rate has entered a up on a stage which if there is no ...
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SHIPPING FREIGHTS
The agreement among members of the United States and Australian Conference was approved by the Shipping Board to-day, by which participating ...
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MAY DAY CELEBRATION
The Labour Council to-night formulated plans for holding a torchlight procession on May Day instead of the usual Sunday demonstration in the Domain. It is ...
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THE WEATHER.
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ANZAC DAY
Arrangements are being made for a march of 30,000 returned men on Anzac Day, and railway concession fares will be available for returned men from country ...
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HARBOUR BRIDGE STRIKE
The Disputes Committee of the New South Wales Labour Council to-day ordered the boilermaker and ironworker to resume work on Sydney Harbour ...
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ESCAPEE CAPTURED
Bruce Maybury, who escaped with another man from Emu Plains Prison Farm, near Penrith, on, March 9, was recaptured here to-day. ...
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A.I.F. MEMORIAL
Following upon negotiations between the Lord Mayor of Melbourne and Sir John Monash, the Premier (Mr. McPherson) announced to-night that the ...
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FORD COMPANY
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TORPEDO EXPLOSION
Cadets of the Naval School were at torpedo practice in Tokio Bay, when an explosion killed seven and injured [?] ...
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