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  2. THE PEACE TREATY

    NEW YORK, Sunday Morning. — "The New York Times." correspondent at Washington states that the Senate has agreed to-day to close the Long ...

    Article : 137 words
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  4. THE PLAN OF EXTREMISTS

    SYDNEY, Monday. Mr Warren Kerr, of Melbourne, the retiring president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia, at the ...

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  5. "DICTATES OF FASHION"

    MELBOURNE, Monday.— How the dictates of fashion and the absence of the European markets have influenced the price of Australian wool was the ...

    Article : 318 words
  6. EPOCH MAKING FEAT

    HOBART, Monday. — In the Speaker's room of the House of Assembly this morning Mr Evans (Speaker) conveyed to Lieut. A. L. Long a copy ...

    Article : 201 words
  7. THE GERMAN REVOLUTION

    LONDON, Sunday Night. — Although the persons responsible for the Berlin coup d'etat deny that the revolution aims to re-establish the monarchy, there is no reason to doubt but that, is the ultimate goal. French newspapers state thai the Allied leaders have been aware ...

    Article : 166 words
  8. MINERS AND INCOME TAX

    LONDON, Sunday Night. — Over sixty thousand Welsh miners have been summoned for non-payment of income tax. ...

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  9. ATTITUDE OF THE ALLIES.

    It is advisable that the Allies shall not act for a few days to allow the Herman nation to crush the revolt by a general strike. Kaiserisim can only establish itself in Germany at tin: cost ol civil war and industrial chaos. If the German people support the monarchists the Allies must employ the ...

    Article : 103 words
  10. THE RINGLEADERS OF THE COUP.

    The ringleaders included Dr. Kapp, one of the founders of the fanatical members of the Fatherland party, and Captain Pabst, staff officer of the Guards. Cavalry Division, who was prominent in the suppression of the Specialist rising in 1918, and also concerned in the murders of Licknecht and ...

    Article : 101 words
  11. DR. KAPP'S MANIFESTO.

    Dr. Kapp's manifesto states that the overthrow of the Government is not reactionary, but a progressive measure of the patriotic Germans belonging to all parties for the re-establishment of law, order, discipline, and latest government. The former Government was reactionary, suppressed ...

    Article : 108 words
  12. CARRYING THE BABY.

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—Giving evidence before the Fair Profits Commission to-day Daniel Solomons, manager of the clothing department of Messrs ...

    Article : 231 words
  13. THE GOVERNMENT AWARE OF THE MOVEMENT.

    Herr Noske states, that he had evidence that a coup was intended for the 6th inst., but the leaders disagreed and postponed it. Even the public of Berlin were unaware of the plot before midnight on Friday. At that hour a number of units who were quartered at Doberitz ...

    Article : 146 words
  14. NO OPPOSITION TO NEW GOVERNMENT.

    PARIS, Sunday Night. — The latest reports show that the new Government is meeting with no opposition, There has been some disorder in the provinces, and a conflict at Frankfort between troops and workmen, during wheel many were injured. ...

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  15. FRENCH PREMIER'S VIEWS.

    M. Millerand, Premier of Franco, states that the French Government will not interfere with Germany until events are clearer. The' new Government has officially expressed its intention to carry out all "reasonable" clauses of the Peace. Treaty, and the French Government will see that all ...

    Article : 57 words
  16. THE REVOLUTION ARIES WARNED.

    HERR Ebert summoned the Government, which sent two high military officers to meet the revolutionaries and warn them. The latter made demands which the Government considered, and finally rejected. ...

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  17. DR. KAPP INTERVIEWED.

    BERLIN, Sunday Morning. — Dr. Kapp, who is now Chancellor, on being Interviewed, said the change of Government in Germany does not mean the restoration of the monarchy., and he was glad that the overthrow of Herr Ebert, which was inevitable, had been accomplished bloodlessly. He said his ...

    Article : 81 words
  18. RESISTANCE USELESS.

    The revolutionaries resumed their march to the city and occupied the Tiergarten railway nation in the centre of the city," and the telegraphic offices. A bulk of the Reichswehr and portion of' the civic guard aided ?with the revolutionaries. The Government, seeing' that resistance was ...

    Article : 83 words
  19. CONSIDERABLE CONCERN IN AMERICA.

    NEW YORK, Sunday Morning.—"The New York Times" correspondent at Washington states that the news of the overthrow of the Ebert Government has caused considerable concern in Governmental circles, and the feeling prevails that the situation may compel the Allies to undertake ...

    Article : 138 words
  20. RETURN TO CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT.

    Dr. Kapp issued a proclamation declaring that the National Assembly had discharged the mandate hy decreeing the Constitution and concluding peace. Jt was the intention to hold fresh elections and return a Constitutional Government at the earliest passible date. ...

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  21. NO COLLISIONS OR VIOLENCE.

    Up to mid-day, apart from the presence of the troops at the Government buildings, there was little sign of a coup d'etat. There were no collisions, and no violence, the people, apparently, going about their business as usual. Street traffic was not affected. A strong military guard ...

    Article : 66 words
  22. THE "DINKUM DIGGER"

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—The State Commandant (General Brand) has no sympathy for able-bodied men who beg from passers-by on the ground that ...

    Article : 137 words
  23. ALLIES MAY SUPPORT. GOVERNMENT.

    PARIS, Sunday Night. - M. Marcel Hutin learns that the French Minister, who has been may informed of events in Germany, has gone to London to confer with Mr Lloyd George. "Le Martin" states that the Allies may safely support the Government ...

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  24. NEW GOVERNMENT NOT MONARCHIST.

    General Luttwitz, who signed certain proclamations jointly with Dr Kapp and Captain Pabst, was later appointed War Minister. he issued a Proclamation asserting that the Government was not Monarchist, and would restore order and execute the Versailles Treaty. ...

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  25. SOCIAL DEMOOR ATIC MANIFESTO.

    Nevertheless the Social Democratic majority of the ousted Government, having no doubt of what the coup portends, issued a manifesto when they learned that the revolutionaries had been their march; stating that the Baltic mercenaries, who feared the consequences of disbandonment which was ...

    Article : 186 words
  26. THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

    PARIS, Sunday Night. — The third meeting of the Council of the League of Nations has been held and adopted a resolution to provide for the ...

    Article : 149 words
  27. THE SITUATION REVIEWED.

    LONDON, Monday Morning. — Mr Renwick, "The Daily Chronicle" correspondent at, Berlin, cabling at 9 o'clock on Saturday night, says: Without striking a blow in its own defence, the Socialist, Democrat and Catholic regime lias fallen, and Berhn is completely in the hands of Dr. ...

    Article : 140 words
  28. NOSKE PREPARED FOR EVENTS.

    Herr Noske has long been prepared to meet such eventualities as to-day's. He has maintained a Republican corps d'elite, consisting of 10,000 of the most efficient non-commissioned officers m the German array, strongly equipped with machine guns. An extremely mobile force was ready to ...

    Article : 108 words
  29. VICKERS VIMY MACHINE

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—Sir Ross Smith stated to-day that he had received a cable from the Vickers Co. Ltd., stating that they wished the ...

    Article : 230 words
  30. PLANS CARRIED OUT WITHOUT A HITCH.

    Herr Kbert's first communique was so reassuring, that Berlin went to bed on Friday night believing that the Government had the situation well in hand. General Noske's troops were seen marching through the chief streets in during the night, and armored curs, field kitchens and artillery ...

    Article : 149 words
  31. PAN-GERMANS' PROPAGANDA.

    Herr Noske on Friday evening was fully acquainted with the intentions of the Doberitz Garrison. The Pan-German newspapers are apparently indiscreet in explaining why they attempted to reassure the public by declaring that the so-called plot was a mare's nest. The Pan-Germans ...

    Article : 145 words
  32. BRITISH POLITICS

    LONDON, Saturday Night.—"The Observer," in an inspired article, says that Mr Asquith insists on Mr Lloyd George, resigning the Premiership as a ...

    Article : 92 words
  33. FIGHTING BETWEEN OLD AND NEW ADHERENTS.

    LONDON. Sunday Night. — Fighting is' reported at Frankfort, Dussel-dott. Rhine Coalfields, and elsewhere, between the adherents of the old and igime. Strikes have broken out at many, places and the movement is expected to extend, except in essential industries. The military all over ...

    Article : 111 words
  34. THE KAISER SECRETLY VISITED.

    From reliable information it is learned that von Kuhlmann has lately secretly and regularly visited the Kaiser at Amerongen dispute the villiance of the Dutch guards. A well informed correspondent of "The Daily Telegraph." declares that ...

    Article : 114 words
  35. GENERAL STRIKE PROCLAIMED.

    BERLIN. Sunday Night. — The loyal military is patrolling in the Government quarter with guns, machine guns and armored cars. Barbed wice barwards have been erected, and the population is quiet. Herr Hamer in a proclamation at Dresdon urges the nation to support ...

    Article : 77 words
  36. BRITISH AIRCRAFT

    LONDON. Sunday Night.— A big syndicate is purchasing the Government's surplus aircraft materials, which are valued at £100,000,000, including 10,000 ...

    Article : 46 words
  37. CENSORSHIP ON FOREIGN CABLES.

    Nothing from Berlin indicates disorder', but a censorship has been imposed on the foreign cable services, and Social Democratic newspapers have been suppressed. ...

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  38. KIEL FLEET HANDED OVER.

    HAMBURG, Sunday Night. — It is reported that the Kiel Naval Commander-in-Chief handed over the fleet to the new Government, and that a general strike has been proclaimed. ...

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  39. FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA

    ALLAHABAD, Sunday Morning. Lieuts. Parer and Macintosh left Allahabad for Calcutta at 6.50 this morning, and intend waiting at Calcutta for ...

    Article : 35 words
  40. FORMING A GOVERNMENT.

    Sunday Night.—Dr. kapp intends to act in conjunction with the Labor party in maintaining order and government. he is endeavouring to persuade Labor to take office. suggesting the name of the well known leader Koerstein. but the success of the negotiations is doubtful owing to ...

    Article : 70 words
  41. CHIEF REACTIONARIES ABSENT.

    "The Observer" states that General Ludendorff and the chief reaction aries did not participate in the German revolution, which inferior personage earned out. Either the revolt was premature, or the chief reactionaries arranged it as an experiment in order to see how the Allies and ...

    Article : 54 words
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