The debate on the ratification of the Lansanne Peace Treaty between the Allies and the Turks was opened in the Angora Assembly yesterday. There was ...
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Article : 182 wordsMr. J. R. Clynes, one of the Labour leaders in the House of Commons, interviewed yesterday, stated that the French Note was slightly better than ...
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Article : 110 wordsThe newspapers publish cablegrams from Australia, in which the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) inquires regarding the statement that the British Ministry ...
Article : 552 wordsAn annexe which accompanies the Fr[?]nch Note answers point by point the Bri[?]sh con[?]ention that there is no use in demanding from Germany more than ...
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Article : 91 wordsIn reference to the proposed New Zealand dairy produce poul, the Provision Trades Section of the London Chamber of Commerce is strongly ...
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Article : 82 wordsThe special correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" at Cardiff, writing to his paper, says:- "All the world praised the courage ...
Article : 260 wordsIn the women's invitation tournament at Newport to-day, Mrs. Mallory (America) defeated Miss Goss (America) 11—9,6—3. ...
Article : 58 wordsStiff sentences have been inflicted in Du[?] on four men and two women who were convicted of stealing, while armed, £1,300 from a mill. Hudson, ...
Article : 94 wordsMr. Baldwin, the Prime Minister, returned to London from the country last night, and immediately began an examination of the French reply. He will ...
Article : 70 wordsOpinion in the National Congress appears to be gradually veering round in favour of entry into the Legislatures though there is still a large party that ...
Article : 218 wordsCommenting on the French reply to Great Britain, the "Daily Express" says: —M. Poincare has yielded nothing. We are to get nothing of the repa[?]ations ...
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Article : 114 wordsThere is a rumour in India that Selim Pasha, an ex-officer of the Turkish army and the right hand man of the late Enver Pasha, has proclaimed a holy ...
Article : 328 wordsThe Cabinet has decided to compel the industrial magnates to contribute a portion of their reserves to the State. Speculation in foreign currencies is to ...
Article : 114 wordsCork-boatd from Portugal and Spain, satin and brocade-covered shoes and wooden heels from Czecho-Slovakia, have been brought within the operation of the ...
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Article : 112 wordsThe strike by several thousand, workers in sympathy, with the tram[?]ar employees who are on strike has caused suspension of the city's industries, and ...
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Article : 139 wordsOn the second day's play of the championship chess tourney at Southsea today, Scott ventured a risky attack against Steele, thereby sacrificing an ...
Article : 75 wordsMr. Lloyd George's 2[?]th article on national and international affairs, which will be published in the "Daily Telegraph" on Saturday, will discuss the ...
Article : 49 wordsZaghoul Pasha, the leader of the Egyptian Nationalists, who was interned at Gibraltar, leaves Marseillos on September 25 on return to Egypt. ...
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The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), Fri 24 Aug 1923, Page 7
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