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  2. SOCIALISM, CALLED LABOUR.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George), speaking at a Coalition Party luncheon in the House of Commons, said that while military dangers no longer existed, one ...

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  3. MAXIMUM FOB RYAN.

    There was a somewhat grim conclusion in the Adelaide Criminal Court on Thursday to the trial of three men, who, wHen the sessions began, were charged with ...

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  4. PRICE OF BREAD.

    The question of the price of wheat for local consumption, in view of the reduction of the commodity for export to the East and South Africa to 7/11 a bushel, occupied the ...

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  5. KAIRISE REBELLION

    Three Ware' desperate fighting followed the ambush of a police patrol at Diagle (County Kerry). Eight civilians were killed and 20 were wounded. Four of the ...

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  6. GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH.

    Twenty-five years ago, the late Professor Tate and Professor Baldwin Spencer, when on the Horn (Expedition through Central Australia, noticed in the cliffs on the Finke, ...

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  7. TRADE WITH GERMANY.

    The attention of the Prime Minister! (Mr Hughes) was to-day directed to statements published in Sydney to the effect that Australian wheat had been sold to ...

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  8. GERMANY AGAIN DEFAULTED.

    The German Charge d'Affaires has notified the Reparations Commission of Germany's inability to pay the instalment of £50,000.000 due to-day. It is ...

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  9. RIVER TON TRAGEDY.

    A large and eager crowd of spectators assembled at the Adelaide Police Court on Thursday morning, when the legal proceedings in the shooting tragedy, which ...

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  10. FEDERAL COUNTRY PARTY.

    The conference of the Australian Farmers' Federal Organization and of members of the Country Party in the Federal Parliament, which has been sitting in ...

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  11. NICARAGUA AFRAID OF COST.

    Telegrams from Managua (capital of Nicaragua) state that the Republic has begun negotiations to secure permission to resign membership of the League of ...

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  12. AN ARREST IN ENGLAND.

    Apprehending that damage might be done to the Old TrafFord ground in view of to-day's semi-final football cup tie, armed police patrolled the ground last night. ...

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  13. WAGES AND PRICES.

    The Miners' Councils in South Wales, North Wales, Scotland, Bristol, and Nottingham have all decided to oppose the district wages basis. Yorkshire, ...

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  14. SEVERE COMMUNISTIC OUTRAGES.

    Communist rising are reported in Germany. The rebels at Hamburg seized the shipyards, and sanguinary fighting occurred in the streets. Outbreaks are feared ...

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  15. LABOUR'S REPLY.

    Labour has quickly .taken up the glove which Mr. Lloyd George threw down. Mr. J. R. dynes says that the speech is an oratorical bogey intended to frighten ...

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  16. MORE FIERCE FIGHTING.

    Fifty republicans ambushed a party of five members of the Irish constabulary, and two constables were killed. Reinforcements from Cloghean came up and' ...

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  17. YORKSHIRE IN A BAD WAY.

    Advices from Bradford state that the outlook in the Yorkshire wool trade is very gloomy, and every week sees the failure of important firms. The latest insolvency- ...

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  18. PERSIA PEACEFUL.

    Persia is calm. The Shah celebrated the Persian New Year's Day on Monday at Teheran by reviewing troops and tendering a reception to members of the displomatic ...

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  19. JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES.

    Baron Megata, Japan's delegate to the Geneva Assembly of the League of Nations, in a speech said he believed every-body left Geneva feeling that appreciable ...

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  20. CONDEMNED TO DEATH.

    The Irish Chief Justice has granted n. conditional habeas corpus order in the cass of O'Sullivan, Moore, O'Leary, and three ethers who have been condemned to death. ...

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  21. GREECE MOBILIZING.

    Three classes of the artillery reserve and officers, also volunteers of the 1915, 1916. and 1917 classes, have been called up. All officers abroad have been recalled. The ...

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  22. COALMINERS AGAIN.

    The Council of the Coalminers' Federation, at a meeting in Sydney on Thursday decided to urge the Federal Government to appoint local tribunal under the ...

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  23. GENERAL CABLES.

    Lord Bledisloe, speaking in the House of Lords, advocated increased penalties for dog smuggling. He said there was reason to believe that the outbreak of rabies in ...

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  24. CASUALTIES.

    John Wallace (16), of Dale street, Port Adelaide, while cutting a Piece of timber by means of a machine on Thursday morning, met with an unusual accident. A ...

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  25. 'ANOMALOUS."

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) said to-day that the suggested reduction in the price of wheat for milling purposes for export to the East had not been brought ...

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  26. ARBITRATION AWARDS

    Judgment was given by Mr. Justice Powers to-day, on an application to very an award of October 12, 1919, made in the Federal Arbitration Court affecting the ...

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  27. SOVIET TROUBLES.

    Martial law has been declared in 16 Russian provinces. The railways in the Moscow district have practically stopped; only military trains are running. The 15th and ...

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  28. THE IRISH PARLIAMENT.

    It is understood that Cabinet has fixed April 19 under the Irish Government Bill for the election of the Irish Parliament. In the House of Commons to-day a ...

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  29. MR. BROOK FIELD'S BODY AT THE BARRIER.

    The remains of Mr. Percy Brook field, 51 LA., were brought to Broken Hill by the express this morning in charge of Mr. Edwards, M.P of Adelaide. Numbers of ...

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  30. LITTLE GIRL INJURED.

    F.C. Davis informed the Watch house authorities on Thursday that at 11.30 a.m. that day, a military ambulance (No. 106), collided with a girl, Audrey Wilson. (6), in ...

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  31. URGENT BUSINESS, AT COCKATOO ISLAND.

    The Federal departmental committees Which are enquiring into affairs at the naval dockyards at Cockatoo Island sat again to-day, and examined a number of ...

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  32. JAPAN AND SIBERIA.

    Baron Uehida told the House of Peers that Japan would be obliged to adopt whatever action was necessary to preserve her rights in Kamschatka if the Russian ...

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  33. A RIFLE ACCIDENT.

    Dr. Hecker, of the Adelaide Hospital, telephoned the City Watch house officials on Thursday that Walter Greyman. of Angas street, had been admitted to the ...

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  34. PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICERS.

    Applications for twelve positions in connection with the new Federal Department are invited in the Commonwealth Gazette, which was issued to-day. Six medical ...

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  35. INTER- 'VARSITY LAWN TENNIS.

    This year's interstate lawn tennis competition for the Niall Cup was begun to-day on the courts at the University Oval, which were in excellent condition. ...

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  36. KRUPPS CALLED IN.

    The Parisienne states that Russia has contracted with Krupps for alterations and improvements to her powder factories and munition plants. The transport of the ...

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  37. AMERICA AND THE SOVIET.

    The Russian Note is virtually similar in outline to the one received recently. The Soviet has promised categorically not to carry on any propaganda work in the ...

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  38. CYCLIST INJURED.

    On Thursday night Leonard H. Jackson, a youth, who resides at Ballantyne street, Thebarton, was riding a bicycle out of Mary street, on to the Port road, at ...

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  39. WESTERS AUSTRALIAN ELECTIONS.

    The State election returns are now complete, with the exception of the three north-west constituencies, in which the polling has been deferred until next week. ...

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  40. QUEENSLAND'S RAILWAYS.

    la the Arbitration Court to-day the President (Mr. Justice McCawley), in referring to the report of a threatened-strike on the northern railways, stated that the ...

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  41. SPORTING.

    The United States Lawn Tennis Association has informed the challenging nations that the first round or matches for the Davis Cup, if played in the United States, must ...

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  44. THE PRINCE'S PIPES.

    Tho Prince' of Wales lost two pipes as he wu hunting in Leicestershire. He offers £5 reward for the recovery of both or '£3 for one. He says that they are ordinary ...

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  45. DALLYING WITH AFGHANISTAN.

    Answering Lord Sydenham in the House of Lords, the Earl of Lytton said be believed that the Bolsheviks were carrying on negotiations with the Afghan ...

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  48. DEMPSEY AND CARPENTIER.

    Mr. Rickard has announced that Dcmpsey and Carpentier have agreed to fight under amended articles, by which Dempsey will get 36 per cent, of the Rate money ...

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  49. THE UNEMPLOYED.

    Advantage ia being taken of the presence of many farmers in Sydney for the show to endeavour to obtain work in the country for unemployed. There are now 250 ...

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  51. NO FREIGHT WAR.

    Enquiries by a representative the Australian Press Association shipping circles show that there is not likely to be a war of rates, for the Commonwealth ...

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  52. FOOTBALL SEMI-FINAL.

    In the replay of the football semi-final at the Old Trafford Ground Wolverhampton scored 3 tries and Cardiff 1. ...

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  53. WILHELM'S BOOK.

    Public opinion has been stirred through the publication of the ex-Kaiser's book, which is regarded as n breaen of hospitality, because it deals frith political ...

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  54. GOLD CUP FOR BARRY.

    Leading supporters of professional sculling have presented Ernest Barry with a gold cup in celebration of his victory over Felton on the Parramatta River last year. ...

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  55. WAR PENSION ANOMALIES.

    A deputation from the, Soldiers Mothers, Wives, and Relatives' Association waited upon the Federal Treasurer (Sir Joseph Cook) to-day in relation to ...

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  56. BOMB IN ITALIAN THEATRE.

    A bomb, was thrown in a theatre here. Twenty persons were killed outright, and many others are dying. It is believed that the Anarchists retaliated for the ...

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  57. KIRKWOOD IN AMERICA.

    A report from Philadelphia states that Kirkwood, the Australian golfer, has arrived, en route for the Pinehurst championship meat. It is understood that he ...

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  58. Advertising

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  59. INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY SPORTS.

    It 18 understood that Harvard and Yale Universities have invited Cambridge and ; Oxford to participate in a track meeting in America on June 13. ...

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  60. HUMAN OTTERS.

    There was a gathering at the Domain Baths, to-day, organized by the N.S.W. Swimming Association of a farewell to Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey, Pua Kealoha, and ...

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  61. PALESTINE AND THE COMMISSIONER.

    The Colonial Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill) has agreed to meet a Palestine deputation at Jerusalem On Monday. The deputation, believing that Mr. Churchill ...

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  62. A LINER'S LAUNCHL. G.

    The Moreton Bay, the first Commonwealth passenger liner, will be launched at Barrow on April 23. Mrs. Storey will perform the naming ceremony. ...

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