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  2. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    Now that the Imperial Conference has settled down to business, it will be well that we should consider the work in which it is engaged. And first, a word ...

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  3. AMERICA.

    "Americans are directing virtually the entire Canadian-American rum running industry." This statement was made to-day by Commissioner Williams, of ...

    Article : 51 words
  4. GERMANY.

    A demonstration of unemployed took place to-day in front of the Town Hall. A number of the demonstrators came into collision with the police, and three ...

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  5. UNEMPLOYMENT.

    In the coarse of a speech in the Stationers' Hall (London) Sir M. Barlow (Minister for Labour) said that problems of labour were matters of discussion ...

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  6. IRELAND.

    Although the situation is quieter than it has been for years, the continuance of the rebel sentiment is shown by the frequent demonstrations in Dublin against ...

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  7. EMPIRE AFFAIRS.

    The imperial Economic Conference discussed at the morning session the question of maintaining the Imperial Institute. It appeared as if its fate was ...

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  8. JAPANESE CALAMITY.

    Yokohama suffered most severely from the earthquake shock. In Tokio, however, the most serious damage was done by the fire. One of the most tragic ...

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  9. Preference Question.

    Writing to the London Press, Mr. J. A. Fihelly (Agent-General for Queensland) criticises Mr. S. M. Bruce's contention that increased facilities for ...

    Article : 329 words
  10. Serious Situation.

    The situation in the centre of the capital at noon to-day was very menacing. Excited crowds, including women, packed the streets surrounding the Town ...

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  11. Coolidge and Pinchot.

    Observers here anticipate that a political "coup" will develop in connection with President Coolidge's prohibition enforcement conference with the State ...

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  12. An Interview.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Westminster Gazette" says that M. Poincare acceded to a request from the German Charge d'Affaires for an interview. It ...

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  13. Immigration Quota.

    some 600 British immigrants who arrived too late to enter the United States under the October quota have returned to Great Britain in the steamer ...

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  14. Technical Research.

    Sir Philip Lloyd-Graeme (President of the Board of Trade) presided over the Economic Conference this morning. It discussed the question of co-operation ...

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  15. Deportees' Claims.

    On the resumption of the hearing of the Irish deportees' case to-day the Attorney-General. (Sir Douglas M. Hogg) contended that £100 would be a fair ...

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  16. A River Trip.

    The Australian Press representatives were the guests of Count Yoshii, the president of the Life Saving Association of Japan, in a trip up the Sumida River. ...

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  17. Britain's Position.

    Reports which have been received here to the effect that the British Government has decided to withdraw from Continental affairs, and concentrate on its own ...

    Article : 107 words
  18. Immigrant Transports.

    Efforts to prevent the recurring monthly rash of immigrant transports to the United States will be made by the chairman of the American Shinning Board at ...

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  19. Unionist Association.

    At next week's conference of the National Unionist Association Mr. Edward Duveen will move:—"That in order to develop the resources of the Empire and ...

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  20. Wireless Telegraphy.

    The Empire Press Union has resolved to send a deputation to the Imperial Conference with reference to the question of Wireless telegraphy. ...

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  21. ST. KILDA RAID.

    Long before the St. Kilda Court opened to-day a large crowd of spectators had collected outside the bidding to gain admittance to the hearing of ...

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  22. INDIA.

    A message from Amritsar reports that a dozen or more members of the Sikh Gurdwara Committee have been arrested. ...

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  23. A Flood.

    A message from Oklahoma City says that as a result of the flood two persons are known to have died. Many persons are not accounted for, and about 2,000 ...

    Article : 110 words
  24. LORD MAYOR'S SHOW.

    In accordance with the wishes of the Lord Mayor-elect of London (Sir Louis Arthur Newton), the theme of the Lord Mayor's show on November 9 will be ...

    Article : 177 words
  25. New Expenditure.

    Sir M. Barlow (Minister for Labour) announced to-day that the new expenditure begun by the Government in connection with unemployment comprised ...

    Article : 128 words
  26. MELBOURNE TRAGEDY.

    Interesting evidence regarding the double tragedy which occurred in a house in Nelson-road, South Melbourne, on October 3, was given at the morgue this ...

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  27. "Business as Usual."

    "Business as usual." This notice was posted at the Imperial Hotel to-day, and is important as showing the return to normal activities in some quarters. ...

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  28. MELBOURNE HOSPITAL.

    For some weeks communications have passed between the Charities Board and the Committee of Management of the Melbourne Hospital regarding an ...

    Article : 215 words
  29. TUBERCULOSIS.

    Dr. Spahlinger attended to-day in the Rite Hotel, London, a meeting which Baron Henri de Rothschild organised for the purpose of raising funds for the ...

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  30. Differences Explained.

    In the course of to-day's conference. Sir Laming Worthington-Evans lifted the veil from the wireless controversy. He declare that differences had arisen ...

    Article : 524 words
  31. Proposed Inflation Policy.

    The committee of the Federation of British Industries says that a committee of industrial experts, including Sir Eric Geddes and Sir George Murray, ...

    Article : 221 words
  32. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    According to official figures, food prices are now seventy-five per cent. above those of the year 1914. Daring the past few months there has been a steady ...

    Article : 550 words
  33. MR. LLOYD GEORGE.

    The conviction that Britain, the United States, and probably France will stand for democracy against the wave of autocracy which is spreading in Europe ...

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  34. PERTH OBSERVATORY.

    Early in the year Mr. H. B. Curlewis (the Government Astronomer) issued preliminary figures for the longitude of the Observatory. Now, after ...

    Article : 418 words
  35. SPORTING CABLES.

    The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Express" says that deaf mutes numbering 400, belonging to 20 nations will compete among themselves ...

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  36. STABILISATION.

    It is now understood that the forthcoming report of the committee of the Federation of British Industries favours a policy of stabilisation rather than one ...

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  37. Invitation to Australia.

    In response to a request by a number of influential men, the Lord Mayor of Sydney (Alderman Gilpin) has called a public meeting to consider the question ...

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  38. TREATMENT OF CANCER.

    Dr. Fetherston, M.L.A. (Victoria) and health officer for Prahran (Melbourne), is returning to Australia in the steamer Ormonde. In the course of an interview ...

    Article : 311 words
  39. CHINA.

    The China Inland Mission has informed a representative of the Australian Press Association that General Chang's reported rescue of the Misses Sharp and ...

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  40. The Turf.

    It is interesting to note how Papyrus has gradually increased in American sportsmen's esteem by the continuous consistency demonstrated in his ...

    Article : 153 words
  41. Foreign Debts.

    A memorandum from the "Consortium" of Ministers to Waichiaopu refers to the Waichiaopu "consortium" memorandum of December last, in which ...

    Article : 207 words
  42. Transhipment of Mails.

    Sir Laming Worthington-Evans announced that the Government had turned down a proposal to revert to an Italian port for the transhipment of the ...

    Article : 108 words
  43. Golf.

    Women golfers numbering 256 participated in a foursomes tournament at Ranelagh. In the first round Misses MacLeod and Lascelles, Victorians, ...

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  44. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Miners Federation is urging upon the Minister for Mines the establishment of rescue stations and life-saving appliances in the case of mining disasters. ...

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  45. Football.

    Lou Brown, the famous New Zealand centre three-quarter. has signed on for Wigan, a Northern Union club. ...

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  46. ECZEMA.

    "For eight years I suffered severely from Eczema and Ulcers on my legs. I tried various treatments for same, but without success. At last I tried the ...

    Article : 112 words
  47. A Resolution.

    This afternoon's session of the conference heard a statement from the Postmaster General (Sir Laming Worthington-Evans) dealing with the ...

    Article : 99 words
  48. Lawn Tennis.

    A message from san r Francisco states that W. T. Tilden, the tennis champion, has joined a cinema company in New York State, and has abandoned tennis ...

    Article : 38 words
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