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  2. THE IMPERISHABLE STORY

    It is necessary, however, not only to relate the immediate sequel, but to outline the vast consequences which flowed from these events. The ...

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  3. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE

    General Smuts, tho Primo Minister of South Africa, armed at Capetown to-day, after attending the Imperial Conference in London, and met with a ...

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  4. CONSUMPTION.

    During a visit to Geneva the High Commissioner for New Zealand (Sir James Allen) negotiated with Dr. Spahlinger with a view to obtaining ...

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  5. SHOCKING COLLIERY DISASTER.

    A shocking accident, in which 40 men were killed, occurred at the Nunnery colliery, Sheffield, to-day. Twenty or thirty tubs (trucks), ...

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  6. AUSTRALIAN MEAT COUNCIL.

    At a meeting of the Australian Meat Council to-day Sir Henry Jones, of Hobart, who recently returned from a visit to Europe, gave an interesting address ...

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  7. EUROPEAN SITUATION.

    The Spanish Embassy m London, in view of the interpretation placed on the visit of the King and Queen of Spain to Italy, calls attention to a ...

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  8. BRITISH POLITICS.

    Mr Asquith, in a speech at the Glasgow Liberal Club to-day, denounced the rowdyism that had prevailed during the election, and said he was ...

    Article : 274 words
  9. PROHIBITION.

    Administrative arrangements between the United States and the Canadian Governments Will be made effective in a reasonable time to effect an interchange ...

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  10. NORTH POLE EXPEDITION.

    The Secretary for the United states Navy, Mr. E. Denby, has announced that definite [?]lans for a naval expedition to the North Pole are to be formulated. The ...

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  11. A LIBERAL TRIUMPH PREDICTED.

    In a speech at Cambridge railway station en route for Norwich, Mr. Lloyd George said that whatever the result of the election Liberalism would ...

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    Gathering at the Tasman M emorial, which was unveiled by Sir Herbert Nicholls at Tasman's landing place, Forestier Peninsula, on Monday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. ELECTION FORECAST.

    Mr Lloyd George has made a prediction as to the results of the election He says that the distubution of seats will be as follows:—Liberals, 160 ...

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  14. CONFIDENCE IN PROTECTION.

    British manufacturers ot commercial motor-vechiles, including Messrs Daimler and Co., Messrs. Thorneycroft and Co., and all other leading firms, have ...

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  15. INTEREST IN THE ELECTION.

    Interest in the free trade, protection, and capital levy issues is intensifying, and the newspapers can find no room for non-election topics; the ...

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  16. ACTION AGAINST COMBINES.

    Two members of the Cabinet, Sir Samuel Hoare (Ministei of Air) and Sir Phillip Lloyd Greame (President of the Boaid of Trade), speaking at Chelsea and ...

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  17. TRAGIC ELECTION EPISODE.

    A tragic episode occurred at Wycombe, in Buckinghamshire, where a man named Blake, an old-ago pensioner, offered to speak on behalf of Lady Torrington, the ...

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  18. WIRELESS.

    At the annual meeting of the Mariconi Wireless Telegraph Co to-day, Dr Marconi stated that a new by stem of directional wireless communication ...

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  19. THE PARIS TRAGEDY.

    With a view to clearing up the mystery of the death of Phi[?]ippe Daudet, the son of M. Leon Daudet, the famous Royalist and newspaper director, ...

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  20. THE CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN.

    The campaign of Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. Churchill is now being rivalled by the joint electioneering in Lancashire of Lord Derby, the Secretary o[?] ...

    Article : 179 words
  21. AMERICAN CONGRESS.

    Facing an organisation row at the very outset of the 68th United States Congress convenced for the session, which promises to write a colourful ...

    Article : 173 words
  22. P. AND O. CO.

    The annual report of the P. and O. Steam Navigation Co. shows that on the year's accounts, after providing for depreciation, and adding £105,000 to ...

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  23. MIGRATION.

    Last month Mr. Ernest Idiens, of Staffordshire, who arrived in Australia in 1912 with a capital of £30; and now owns farming property worth £14,000, ...

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  24. ORGANISED ROWDYISM.

    Organised rowdyism continues to be an unfortunate feature in the election campaign When Mr. Churchill reached Walthamstow, North London, on ...

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  25. PREFERENTIAL TRADE.

    Mr. Massey, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, concluded his North of Ireland tour to-day. In a speech at Dungannon he said he did not consider ...

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  26. AMERICAN LAWS.

    One of the most unusual cases in the history of American law has just end ed Mr. Charles Craig, the comptrol ler of New York and the chief ...

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  27. THE PRIME MINISTER.

    Mr. Baldwin, the Prime minister, delivered the final speech of his national campaign at Liverpool to-day, and met with an enthusiastic reception ...

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  28. BERGAMO DAM DISASTER.

    Further advices from Bergamo state that the dam embankment which hurst nas constructed two years ago. It was 2,000 metres long and 30 metres ...

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  29. MINERS' EYE TROUBLE.

    It was reported a month ago...at experiments carried out by the Eb[?]w, Vale Colliery Company had raised hopes of eradicating miners' nystagmus ...

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  30. BOXING.

    Last night at a boxing contest Harry Greb, middleweight champion, won on points from Bryan Downey in a 10 rounds fight. ...

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  31. INDIAN FRONTIER CRIMES.

    Details of th[?] Zhob outrage, in Which Maint H. C Finnis was murdered, show that he was proceeding to Manikh[?]a to attend a joint Jirga, but owing ...

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  32. IRISH GUNMEN'S THREAT.

    Mr. Hogbin, who is opposing Mr. Saklatvala, formerly Labour member for Battersea, has his house guarded by the polico day and night, and has been ...

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  33. LABOUR AND A CAPITAL LEVY.

    Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, the leader of the Labour party, spearing at Aberavon to-day, denied that his willingness to leave the working out of his ...

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  34. TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

    The "Morning Post" says that the first consignment of grain from Russia since the war is due at Hull (Yorkshire) on December 9, and comprises 2,500 quarter: ...

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  35. FREE DEBATE IMPOSSIBLE.

    Mr. Asquith, speaking at Glasgow, said that the deplorable manifestations of organised rowdyism were making free debate impossible. A general election ...

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  36. AIRPLANE TRAGEDY.

    Two naval airplanes collided during manouvres while at an altitude of 1,000 feet, and were forced down, three men being killed and both machines ...

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