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  2. EMPIRE PROBLEMS.

    Speaking at a dinner given by the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Bruce first dealt with inter-Imperial relations. He emphasised that the recent ...

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  3. RESTLESS RUMANIA.

    Appealing to the nation to rally to the defence of the Throne against those seeking the overthrow of the dynastic constitution. King Ferdinand, in a letter to the ...

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  4. POSITION IN CHINA.

    The news from China is regarded as most serious, and the Cabinet last night considered the situation, and it is understood that the Secretary of State for ...

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  5. REPRESSION IN ITALY.

    Under the new law 522 persons convicted by special provincial commissions of anti-Fascist activities have been sentenced to enforced domicile, meaning the ...

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  6. FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

    The Minister for Foreign Affairs (M. Briand), in a statement on foreign policy, said that Syria and Tunis were settling down. France's treatment had been ...

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  7. FORTY-FOUR HOURS.

    Extraordinary evidence regarding the hostility of unionists to the bonus and butty gang system was given before the Full Court of the Federal Arbitration ...

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  8. MARKETING DRIED FRUITS.

    In the Legislative Assembly last evening the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Troy) moved the second reading of the Dried Fruits Bill (a measure to regulate ...

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  9. AEROPLANE CRASHES.

    Mr. Geoffrey Chapman, of Grange-road, Toorak, aged 36, married, who was piloted by his brother, Mr. Norman Chapman, aged 23. Queen's-road, Albert Park, had ...

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  10. A Serious Situation.

    Howls of protest arose if rom the Chinese Press at the demand of the London "Times" for intervention at Hankow. The "Times" regards the situation there ...

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  11. DOCTORS ACQUITTED.

    Drs. Arthur Holden and Frederick Webster, who were charged at Manchester with the alleged manslaughter of a young woman, were acquitted after a ...

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  12. Landing of Queen Marie.

    A heavy gale at Cherbourg delayed Queen Marie's landing until the afternoon. She instantly boarded a special train for Paris, the Court Chamberlain ...

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  13. BRITAIN AND GERMANY.

    Marginal notes by the ex-Kaiser to letters written by Lord Haldane in 1912, endeavouring to establish and understanding between Wilhelm and his advisers, ...

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  14. WHEAT POOLS.

    About eighty leading business men of the city accepted the invitation of the trustees of the Co-Operative Wheat Pool of Western Australia yesterday to ...

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  15. SOCIETY DIVORCE CASE.

    Lady Cheylesmore formerly Miss. Nora Parker, an Australian is petitioning for a divorce from her husband, whom she married in 1914, when a chorus girl ...

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  16. An Operation Contemplated

    Professor Hartman has departed for Bucharest to operate on King Ferdinand. ...

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  17. American Destroyers Despatched.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" states that two American destroyers—the Hope and the Truxton—have been ordered to Hankow, to ...

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  18. Prince Carol.

    The correspondent of the "Daily Express at Bucharest states that M. Nikola Jorga, leader of the National Party, declares that Prince Carol may return. ...

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  19. Welfare of Empire Peoples.

    Mr. S. M. Bruce in an article in the "Nineteenth Century Magazine" on the problem of Empire welfare, pointed out that the dominant note of the 1926 ...

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  20. WOMEN APPROVED.

    Cambridge undergraduates debated the motion—"That this House disapproves of women," which was defeated by 191 to 164. ...

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  21. Stirring up the People.

    With the majority of Hankow labourers rifle as a result of the strike Communist speakers are daily gathering huge crowds without difficulty to listen to firebrand ...

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  22. WIRELESS.

    "It is now possible, and it is expected that it will shortly be practicable to connect a telephone subscriber, in Western Europe with a subscriber in North ...

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  23. The Petitioner.

    Lady Cheylesmore is a daughter of the late Mr. Erskine J. Parker of Launceston, who was well-known in Tasmanian sporting circles for many years as ...

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  24. CHARTER HITCH.

    In the House of Commons Colonel E. K. Perkins (U.) asked what steps had been taken to adjust the wheat chartering dispute, and to avoid loss to British ...

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  25. LORD NORTHCLIFFE'S ESTATE.

    A remarkable law suit is engaging the Chancery Division. Miss. Louise Owen, who was Lord Northcliffe's confidential secretary, and a beneficiary under his ...

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  26. Testing the Australian Beam Station.

    The current will probably be let into the Australian beam station to-morrow, but it is uncertain whether there will be a private test the same day. ...

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  27. Metal Trade Employees.

    It is believed that direct action tactics will be employed by the members of the Amalgamated Engineering Union with the object of forcing the metal trade ...

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  28. BRITISH COAL MINES.

    After a six hours' conference the South Wales miners reached a settlement with their employers and will resume work to-morrow, night. The ...

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  29. AUSTRALIAN WINES.

    Arising out of the recent Australian wine lunch, M. Andres Simon, who is recognised as the world's greatest expert, told a representative of the Australian ...

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  30. TEACHERS' PENSIONS.

    In the case Walsh versus the Crown a Western Australian appeal, the Privy Council reserved judgment. [The secretary of the State School ...

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  31. RECEIVED BY POPE.

    The Pope received in audience Dr. Michael Sheehan, Coadjutor Archbishop of Sydney, and Monsignor Thomas Hayden, Rector of Manly Seminary. ...

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  32. BRITISH BY-ELECTIONS

    As a result of the Hall by-election, Commander J. M. Kenworthy, who resigned on leaving the Liberal Party, was elected as a Lubourite with 16,145 votes ...

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  33. "Violation of Agreement."

    "It is obvious that the Amalgamated Engineering Union proposes to violate the terms of the settlement drawn up an the conclusion of the 44 hours strike." ...

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  34. Bourneville Visited.

    Favoured by a sunny but cold day, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bruce, accompanied by the Lady Mayoress of Birmingham, visited Cadbury's works at Bourneville and ...

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  35. A Personal Triumph.

    The result of the by-election in Central Hull is considered to be in the nature of a personal, rather than a party, triumph, Commander Kenworthy being popular as ...

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  36. AYRSHIRE FIRE.

    H.M.S. Lupin's attempt to tow the burning liner Ayrshire, has been temporarily abandoned owing to a jammed rudder. ...

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  37. NOVELIST'S SUICIDE.

    Allen Upward, the author, who recently committed suicide, left all he possessed to Mr. Stephen Graham, author of numerous books on Tsarist Russia and ...

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  38. COMMONWEALTH OIL REFINERIES.

    Commenting to-day on the annual report of the Commonwealth Oil Refineries, Ltd., the Acting Prime Minister (Dr. Page) said that he felt sure that the ...

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  39. MR. COATES'S SEARCH.

    When Mr. J. G. Coates visited Glasgow he tried to find the parents of his old friend, Hughie Gallagher, a Glasgow boy. whom Mr. Coates once found in the ...

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  40. S.A. POLICE FORCE.

    The South Australian Police Force, which numbers 630 men, is incensed at the reference in the annual report of the Commissioner of Police ...

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  41. "Court Viewed with Suspicion."

    "The skilled unions are becoming to look upon the Federal Arbitration Court with suspicion," said Mr. E. C. Madden, organiser of the Amalgamated ...

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  42. Conservatives Retain Chelmsford.

    The [?] by-election owing to the resignation of Sir Henry Curtis-Bennett resulted as follows:—Bury, Conservative, 13,395; Robinson, Liberal, 8,435; ...

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  43. Destruction Ordered.

    The fire on the Ayrshire is spreading. It is impossible to tow the vessel and instructions have been issued to sink her. ...

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  44. GREEK' CABINET RESIGNS.

    The Kondylis Cabinet has resigned, and it is announced by all parties that a coalition Ministry is being formed. A later message states that a ...

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  45. MURDER CHARGE.

    At the Central Criminal Court to-day before Mr. Justice Ferguson. Thomas Henry Hawthorne (42), invalid pensioner, was charged with having ...

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  46. DIXON CASE.

    Sir William Joynson Hicks, Home Secretary, replying to a question in the House of Commons regarding Richard Dixon and his sister. Alice who were ...

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  47. Sheffield Visited.

    Mr. Coates had a busy day at Sheffield. He visited the works of Brown and Bayley, Hadfields, Edgar Allen's, and Vickers's and saw railway wheels and guns ...

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  48. FATAL SPOT.

    For the second time within a few days a tragedy has occurred on the North Shore railway line, near A[?]armon, James Henry Urquhart, aged 24 years, a ...

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  49. MIGRANTS TO CANADA.

    The Canadian Migration Office expects a 60 per cent. increase in the arrivals of farm workers as a result of a further cut in the fire by £1 all round. ...

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  50. FRENCH TRAGEDY.

    A 30-year vendetta between the Dommergue and Boussaroque families, living at Lapeyrues, over the rights to some springs, was taken to the Appeal ...

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  51. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    A Paris message states that the poet and politician, M. Paul Claudet, now French Ambassador to Japan has been designated to succeed M. Berenger at ...

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  52. OCCUPATION OF GERMANY.

    Speaking in the Reichstag, Dr. Bell, the newly-appointed Minister for the Occupied Areas, said that the occupation haunted the people like a nightmare. ...

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