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  2. Advertising

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  3. SENSATIONAL DISMISSAL OF WOODFULL IN FIRST TEST

    Another cricket test, No. 125 of the series batween England and Australia, commenced at the Cricket Ground at noon to-day. From an Australian point of view it began well, with Woodfull winning the toss against Jardine. Australia has won 50 tests, England 47, with 27 drawn. Australia was without the services of the great Don Bradman, who was ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. Gibraltar Tunnel

    Madrid, Thursday. THE Parliamentary Commission, which Was appointed with a view to ...

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  5. AUSTRALIA.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 48 words
  6. ENGLAND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 34 words
  7. MONTREAL'S MYSTERUIOUS EXPLOSIONS

    The city to-day was shaken by a series of mysterious underground explosions lasting at intervals for ...

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  8. Salesman's Tear Gas Bombs

    Cleveland (Ohio) Thursday. A SALESMAN for a chemical company joined the hunger marchers ...

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    NAWAB OF PAT AUDI, After scoring centuries in each of his first innings in Australia, his batting form has been so, poor that his ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. Post Office Battle

    A hold-up in true wild western style was staged in the Galician town of Grodek Jagiellovska, near Lwow, ...

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  11. Winter May Be "Dry"

    Members of the United States Congress were informed to-day that President H. C. Hoover ...

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  12. OUR OPENERS.

    Woodfull, the taller, and Ponsford, who opened Australia's first innings in the test at Sydney to-day. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. AUDACITY!

    "BISHOP" BARNES, struck a patriotic pose in Parliament this morning. Referring to a speech by Mr. J. Larcombe ...

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  14. SHOVED HEROIC RESTRAINT

    The Cabinet Council met this afternoon and approved the final text of the new French note to the United States, which ...

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  15. AIOTHGR FRENCH TAX SCANDAL

    Another tax fraud scandal has been unearthed by the police following a thorough search of the offices of a well-known ...

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  16. MR. SPEAKER RETURNS.

    MR. GEORGE POLLOCK, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, who had been ill in the Mater Private Hospital for several days, resmed his place in ...

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  17. BIG "WET" MAJORITY.

    Democratic leaders, who conducted a canvass of the House to determine the prohibition repealsentlment, have found Indications ...

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  18. M. HERRIOT GETS HIS WAY.

    Premier Herriot won his fight to-day to handle the debt situation without debate in Parliament. THE Finance Commission of the ...

    Article : 98 words
  19. BLOOD TRANSFUSION DISCOVERY

    A highly interesting and valuable scientific discovery is announced by Professor Balachoffski, director of the institute for ...

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  20. COMMUNISTS ARRESTED.

    One hundred and ninety-five Communists were arrested here when the police raided the ...

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  21. ZINOVIEFF NEVER BETTER.

    MOSCOW, Thursday.—M. Zinovieff, the former president of the Communist Third Internationale, ...

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  22. THE BAROMETER.

    BERT IRONMONGER is a kind of barometer during test cricket matches. When he is included, rainy weather is expected. ...

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  23. GREAT BRITAIN'S SECOND NOTE.

    The second British note to the United States on the subject of war debts, which was cabled to Washington last night, constituted a bulky document of 10,000 words. ACCORDING to press reports the ...

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  24. "DUMB KANSAS SAPS" WERE WIDE A WAKE

    Three alleged counterfeiters (New Yorkers), who came west to pats their bogus mon ey on "these dumb Kansas saps," were to-night in the ca laboose reflecting on the error of their ways. ...

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  25. "BOON" OF WAR.

    "SO far as the Queensland Government was concerned, the war was one of the greatest boons they ever had. Queensland got ...

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  26. STARTLING ALLEGATIONS MADE IN GOLDEN CASKET CASE.

    Startling allegations of meetings and conversations between the two defendants in the corridors of the fifth floor of Perry House were made by witnesses in the Golden Casket case iri thi Police Court to-day. Mr. P. M. Hishon was on ...

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    MRS. HOWES, Who just after returning home from her honeymoon, died suddenly of a heart attack in Sydney. Her husband, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  28. LABOR'S "WET" DECISION.

    The American Federation of Labor to-day resolved in favor of the Immediate modification of the Volstead Act and concurrent repeal ...

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  29. REBEL TROOPS PRESSED.

    The a[?]ed Japanese and Manchukuo troops are steadily pressing back the rebel troops led by General Su Ping Wen. ...

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  30. WAR VETERANS' RELIEF.

    A mighty battle in Congress over veterans' relief, appeared certain to-day. It is anticipated that a fight will be put up for the ...

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  31. WHEAT KING SHUT OUT.

    Hermann Trolle, of Peace River, in the Province of Alberta, was crowned the world wheat king for four years in succession. ...

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  32. IMITATION.

    IF imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Premier Forgan Smith ought to feel flattered. One of the Premier's favorite ...

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  33. GO ON THE LAND!

    "THE primary products we are sending overseas are not reallsing the coat of their production in Australia." ...

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  34. A MOST MOMENTOUS DOCUMENT.

    The forecasts that the British note would be a most momentous document after the war were unquestionably fulfilled. GENERALLY it is agreed that few ...

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  35. ARBITRATION ACT.

    IN the Legislative Assembly today the Minister for Labor and Industry (Mr. M. P. Hynes) moved that the House at its next sitting resolve ...

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  36. FORD'S TEMPERATURE NOW NORMAL.

    AN uninterrupted night's sleep brought Henry Ford's temperature and pulse to normal to-day. It is expected that Ford will ...

    Article : 42 words
  37. FINGER CRUSHED.

    DENIS SHEENEY, of Hill-street, Spring Hill, had the top of the third finger of his right hand crushed between bars of iron, while working ...

    Article : 41 words
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