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  2. BRITISH POLITICS

    The "Daily Express" announced today that the Prime Minister (Mr. Bonar Law), who is now in Paris undergoing medical treatment, intends to resign the ...

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  3. IRISH QUIETUDE BROKEN.

    The special correspondent in Dublin of the Australian Press Association states that after a lull of three weeks fighting again broke out in Dublin last ...

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  4. AUSTRALIA'S FUTURE.

    The Premiers of New South Wales and of Victoria (Sir George Fuller and Mr. Lawson) were the guests of the Australian and New Zealand Luncheon ...

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  5. RUHR OCCUPATION.

    The French Government has decided to increase the army of occupation in the Ruhr district hy 5,000 men, in order to stop leakages of coal and coke to ...

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  6. CHINESE BANDITS.

    The Government announced to-day that further negotiations with the bandits, who have been causing such trouble, now seem impossible. The bandits ...

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  7. NO NAVY, NO EMPIRE.

    Amongst the questions that the Imperial Conference is to consider, Naval Defence stands out most prominently. ...

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  8. DREADFUL FIRE TRAGEDY.

    The bodies of 74 men, women, and children have been recovered from the ruins of a schoolhouse destroyed by fire. An oil lamp fell from the ceiling ...

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  9. THE ESSEN RIOTING.

    A general court-martial at Dusseldorff to-day confirmed the sentences passed at the trial of the director of the Krupp Company at Essen for ...

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  10. INTENTIONS OBSCURE.

    There is not the faintest indication from any source of the Prime Minister's intentions. His most intimate friends decline to discuss his condition. Sir ...

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  11. THE DEPORTATIONS.

    Nine more deportees arrived from Dublin to-day, and seven of them were again arrested. LONDON, May 19. ...

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  12. REPARATION PROPOSALS.

    It was announced to-day that the Belgian Government had intimated that if the Gorman Government presented now reparation proposals it was ...

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  13. THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

    The anxiety of the whole country because of Mr. Bonar Law's sickness is reflected in the Sunday papers, which, without exception, express sympathy ...

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  14. ULSTER LICENSING BILL.

    The Ulster House of Commons today passed the second reading of the Licensing Bill. The bill, which was introduced by the ...

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  15. MR. BONAR LAW'S SICKNESS.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Express" telegraphed to-day that the British Prime Minister (Mr. Bonar Law) last night dined with a party of friends, ...

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  16. GERMAN VEIL LIFTED.

    Dr. Kemmorich, a philosopher of high repute, in a book entitled "Calculation of History and Germany's Future," contends that Germany now ...

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  17. REBEL DESPATCH CARRIER.

    Free State troops to-day arrested a girl on the road near Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, and searched her handbag. They found in it despatches from ...

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  18. BANDIT ULTIMATUM.

    According to what the bandits term their final ultimatum, delivered by M. Bumbo (a Frenchman, who was captured by the Chinese and released on ...

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  19. AN UNEXPECTED RETURN.

    Mr. Bonar Law unexpectedly arrived in London on Saturday afternoon, accompanied by his son. The usual crowd was awaiting the train, but few saw the ...

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  20. THE GERMAN MARK.

    There is a furious rush of the public to convert marks into something substantial. English pounds sterling are in great demand, and the exchange rate ...

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  21. A FARMER MURDERED.

    A message has been received stating that Patrick Kolville, a farmer, of Currycamp, County Leitrim, was tnken front his home at midnight by a band ...

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  22. MIGRATION SCHEME READY.

    The Australian Press Association learns that the New South Wales migration scheme is ready as far as the Imperial and New South Wales ...

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  23. AIRSHIP SERVICE.

    The "Sunday Express," dealing with the Imperial airship service, states thal in connection with Commander Burney's proposal to introduce a service to India, ...

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  24. MR. BALDWIN HURRIES TO LONDON.

    At the annual meeting of the Bawdley Conservative Association to-day Mr. Baldwin (Chancellor of the Exchequer) said that he desired to return to ...

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  25. UNITING IRELAND.

    A convention of 200 delegates sitting at Leeds yesterday decided to wind up the United Irish League. Mr. O'Connor, a member of the ...

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  26. LAUSANNE MURDER.

    The conference which is dealing w[?] Anglo-Russian affairs to-day received a long telegram from the Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs (M. Tchicherin) ...

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  27. WOMEN'S CONGRESS.

    His Holiness the Pope to-day received a party of 25 French, British, and American delegates to the Women's Congress. ...

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  28. POPULARISING AUSTRALIA.

    The broadcasting of Australian messages from Australia House will commence next week, the messages being broadcasted twice daily for four days. ...

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  29. PRESENT EXCHANGE RATE.

    The exchange rate to-day was 223,000 marks to the £1. ...

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  30. AUSTRALIAN FRUIT.

    The apples by the steamer Jervis Bay are somewhat ripe. The prices realised are:- WEST AUSTRALIAN. ...

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  31. TASMANIAN PRIEST'S IMPRESSIONS.

    Father M. T. Dowling, who left Tasmania a year ago, as delegate of the Tasmanian Self-determination League, to attend the opening of the Free State ...

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  32. LIQUOR ON SHIPS.

    Sir Ashley Sparkes (general director of the Cunard Steamship Line) announced to-day that the Cunard and Anchor lineB will follow to the letter the ...

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  33. GOLF.

    The third round of the golf tournament at Leeds for the "Yorkshire Evening News" trophy resulted to-day as follows:— ...

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  34. CLAIM TO THE FRANCHISE.

    The special correspondent at Rome of the Australian Press Association states that the feature of the closing day of the women's congress was a great ...

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  35. TASMANIAN PEARS.

    The Tasmnnian pears shipped on the steamer Argyllshire, and which have readied Liverpool, are mostly Vicars. There is a poor demand for them at ...

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  36. BOON FOR THE DEAF.

    It is reported that ininy deaf persons aro succeeding in "listening in," in connection with wireless broadcasting programmes, as the result of in invention ...

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  37. BOXING.

    Jimmie Wilde, the English fly-weight champion of the world, arrived here today, and on June 16 will meet Banco Villa in a bout for the title. ...

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  38. RUSSIAN COMMUNISTS.

    The Warsaw correspondent of the "Daily Express" states that lengthy negotiations between the Centre and Right Soviet Communist parties have ...

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  39. PERPETUAL SILENCE.

    Mrs. Ada Diver was to-day granted a divorce decree from her husband, who, it was stated, had not spoken a word to her for three years, though he ...

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  40. ROMANCE OF THE PEERAGE.

    Known to her friends as Mrs. Campbell, the Countess of Breadalbane has told the story of her secret marriage to Larl Breadalbane, tnrough whose death ...

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  41. AMERICAN PROPERTY.

    The State Department has been informed that the Kussian Soviet Govern ment seized property at Vladivostock, in Siberia, belonging to American ...

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  42. ANNEXATION OF CYPRUS.

    The Turkish delegation at the Lausanne Conference has agreed to recognise the annexation of Cyprus by Great Britain Turkish citizens on the island ...

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  43. BRITISH-AMERICAN FOURSOMES.

    The British players to-day won three cut of four 36-hole foursomes on the St Andrews links, in Scotland. The contest was against American players for ...

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  44. VICTORIAN PREMIER.

    The Premier of Victoria (Mr. Lawson) visited Tooley-street to-day, and inspected Messrs. Hay's and Cotton's wharves and refrigerated store, and ...

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  45. KENYA COLONY.

    Settlers in the Kenya Colony and Protectorate, in British East Africa, are sending Major Newland as a delegate to Australia to place before the ...

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  46. MAIL ROBBERY.

    When the steamer Minnehaha arrived at Plymouth from New York to-day, 17 bags of mails were missing. The contents of some of the bags, containing ...

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  47. NATIVE REFUGEES.

    Advices from the North-west frontier indicate that the gang of native outlaws, who murdered the wife of Major Ellis, and abducted his 15 year old ...

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  48. GREEKS AND TURKS.

    The Greco-Turkish deadlock will be brought before the Political Committee of the Lausanne Conference on Tuesday. ...

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  49. GIRLS' WALKING FEAT.

    Miss Grasty a fragile looking girl with bobbed fair hair, and wearing a blue and white tam o' shanter white sweater and tangerine skirt. to-day ...

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  50. CRICKET.

    In a match between Middlesex and Oxford University to-day, the Middlesex team, which scored 213 in the first innings and 191 in the second, leat the ...

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  51. MEAT CONTRACTS.

    The Australian Press Association learns that it is extremely unlikely that any portion of the pending Navy and Army meat contracts will be awarded ...

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  52. THE LAWRENCE STATUE.

    Following the objections raised by malcontents to the statue of Sir Henry Lawrence, the Lahore municipality passed a resolution to-day, only one ...

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  53. GREEKS IN THRACE.

    A message received to-day states that the Greeks have massed 10 divisions in Thrace, four of which have been placed along the river Maritza. ...

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  54. PRESENTATION TO SURREY PLAYER.

    The Surrey County Cricket Club has presented J. B. Hobbs with the sum of 100 guineas in recognition of his hundred centuries. ...

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