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  4. LATE FINAL EXTRA

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  6. FLIGHT TO INDIA ATTEMPT ENDS IN CRASH

    "BRITISH military aeroplane No. J8608 fell into the Danube, near Aschach, Upper Austria. One R.A.F. officer was seriously hurt, and another slightly." Such was the first news England had to-day of another ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. FORGIVES ENGLAND FOR THE BOER WAR

    MINISTERS are now stumping the country, defending the Flag Bill proposals, prior to forcing the Bill through at a special ...

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  8. BRANDED KAFFIR TO GET CONFESSION

    ASTOUNDING allegations have been made against a European fanner, who is charged with having branded a Kaffir servant with ...

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  9. CRYPTIC COOLIDGE

    PRESIDENT Coolidge's statement, that he did not choose to be a candidate for the Presidency in 1928, was so entirely unexpected, even by his most intimate friends, that the whole country is rife with speculation regarding ...

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  10. THE OSTERLEY'S MASTER-AT-ARMS

    The ancient borough of Gravesend, which dates back to 1268, has its own civil police. Master-at-Arms W. C. Harris, of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  11. THE MACHINE WHICH CRASHED

    The 700 h.p. Hawker-Horsley bomber which crashed while Li[?] Carr was secretly making another attempt on a non-step flight to India. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. UNION ROW

    CHAR[?]D with the manslaughter of John Oswald Hector, a branch organiser of the Seamen's Union, who was found lying with ...

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  13. IF GENEVA FAILS

    SIR Austen Chamberlain presided at, a meeting of the Cabinet held at the Foreign Office this afternoon, when the latest despatches from ...

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  14. OVERSEAS GOLF

    E[?]HALLEY, of New Jersey, heat L. Ne[?] in the final of the [?] on [?]hip to-day by 3 and 4 [?] over 36 holes. ...

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  15. ON CENOTAPH: WREATHS FROM GERMANY

    CROWDS slowly passing the Cenotaph to-day—on the eve of the thirteenth anniversary of Britain's entry into the war—were ...

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  19. "THE WITCH BOWL"

    A ch[?] at the Royal Art Society's Ex[?] at the [?] ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  20. LANDSDOWNE'S WEALTH

    THE into [?] who, during his long publfic [?] held the offices of [?] of State for Foreign Aft[?] and Minister for War. ...

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  21. LAST NIGHT'S BRIDES

    A [?] hey marriage with Mr. [?] Abbott, at. St. M[?] last night. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  22. JARRING SECTS

    "IT is imperative that Christendom should set its house in order and obtain unity among its various sects before it further infects the ...

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