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  4. FEDERAL POLITICS

    In the House of Representatives the Speaker took the chair at 10.30 a.m. The Prime Minister, in reply to Mr. Higgs (Queensland) said that at ...

    Article : 419 words
  5. SERIOUS STRIKE

    The general strike that began in Rome on Monday in consequence of the suppression by the police of an anarchist and socialist demonstration ...

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  6. MOB RUNS AMOK

    Stickers burned the railway stations at Imola and Fabriano. A mob of strikers at Florence fired revolvers at the troops. This latter ...

    Article : 65 words
  7. SUFFRAGETTES

    An explosion occurred at 5\30 at Westminster Abbey. The coronation chair and Edward the Confessor’s chapel chair were badly chipped, ...

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  8. MEXICAN STRIFE

    The Constitutionalists are advancing They have made a determined assault having captured important strategic position on the outskirts of Mexico ...

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  9. NORTON AGAIN

    The State Full Court granted a retrial of the action by Benjamin Hoare, journalist, against John Norton, proprietor of the “Truth” for damages ...

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  10. WINDOW SMASHER

    “Guilty under provocation,” said William Callinah,’ to Messrs. J. L. Johnston and J. H. Stephens, Js.P., at the Boulder Court this morning, when ...

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  11. DRINK BLAMED

    A rather pathetic case came before Messrs. J. L. Johnston and J. H. Stephens, J’s.P., at the Boulder Police Court this morning when John Ernest ...

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  12. SALVATION ARMY

    At the Salvation Army Congress all nations were represented. Thirty-four languages were spoken by the various delegates. ...

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  13. MEDIATORS IRRITATED.

    Impatient through the Constitutionalists’ refusal to answer whether they will participate in the peace conference, the mediators have decided to ignore ...

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  14. APPEAL TO THE DEVINE.

    Prior to the procession Sylvia held a semi-religious service at her East End, residence. There was scripture reading from an ...

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  15. STRIKE SUBSIDING.

    A Government circular has enjoined the authorities to moderation in restoring order. The strikers are gradually resuming, ...

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  16. WHAT JUSTICE !

    At Seine a farmer brought an action against aviators for damages, because he frightened his live stock, thus lessening the yield of the dairy farms. ...

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  17. NARROW ESCAPE

    Several people who were passengers in a motor plying for hire between Kalgoorlie and Boulder on Wednesday night can thank their lucky stars that ...

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  18. HOME RULE

    Mr. Asquith announced that if the Opposition desired the Amending Bill introduced to the Lords before the Home Rule Bill was entered, it would ...

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  19. PANAMA TOLLS

    In the Panama Toll debate Senator Clapp declared it was dangerous for Democratic Senators to follow President Wilson who was really leading the ...

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  20. WOMAN’S ESCAPE

    A case of alleged vitrol throwing was reported to the police this morning. Miss Margaret Bolan who resides in Victoria-street, Fitzroy, had her ...

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  21. BRICKS FOR THE WOMEN.

    A mob of several hundreds attacked two parties of suffragettes at the Admiralty show at Portsmouth, throwing bricks and other missiles. ...

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  22. STRENGTH OF NATIONALIST VOLUNTEERS.

    Mr Birrell replying to Lord Robert Cecil said the latest estimate of the Nationalists’ volunteer forcees was 80,008. Its existence was sufficiently ...

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  23. A DENIAL

    Sir Edward-Grey, the Foreign Minister, in reply to a question denied that any naval conference was contemplated with Asia. ...

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  24. THE CONNAUGHTS

    Parliament to-day adopted an address of farewell to the Duke and Duchess of Connaught on the occasion of their approaching departure. ...

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  25. “TASSIE” BUTTER

    Minister for Agriculture is despatching a daily expert to New Zealand study up-to-date methods of milk handling and butter making. The ...

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  26. TOO PRECIOUS TO DIE.

    The Home [?]oretary, Mr. McKenna, said he would not consent to allow the police to let the suffragettes die. He hoped to take civil and criminal ...

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  27. LUCKY MINE

    The Government defeated by 56 votes to 43 an amendment to bring the Premier mine wherein the State has an interest, under the control of the ...

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  28. AMERICA CUP.

    The Resolute won on time, allowance by one minute sixteen seconds. ...

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  29. MOTOR WAGGONS

    Mr. Moyle, the Boulder sanitary man ager, reported as follows to the works committee:— For some time past I hove been ...

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  30. LABOR ARGUMENT

    A curious parallel to the case of the double dissolution problem is being sought to be established by the Labor party in connection with the referenda ...

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  31. HUON DISASTER

    The Huon disaster enquiry was resumed and further evidence was taken. The vessel which has been raised from 100 feet deep and docked, was ...

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  32. DEPUTATION TO THE PREMIER.

    Miss Sylvia Pankhurst’s deputation to the Prime Minister was accompanied by thousands of spectators who traversed the city. The crowd were not ...

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  33. THE RAND MINES

    The Rand Mines Limited, in 1913 made a profit of £1,039,000. The profits of the allied mines were £4,900,000, showing an increase despite labor ...

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  34. MOTOR RACING

    K. Lee Guiness in a Sunderland motor-car won the international tourist trophy at the Isle of Man. He covered 600 miles in 10 hours 37mins. ...

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  35. V.A.I.

    Mr. D. Dick of Boulder, and Mr. O. Winton of Piccadilly-street, Kalgoorlie, will be glad to hear From those who would be willing to billet some of ...

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  36. AFTER DINNER

    Sir George Reid presided over the Australasia dinner at the Trocadero. 250 were present. Prince Alexander of Teck in ...

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  38. CANNED MEAT

    2133 tins of New South Wales canned meat were condemned by the Bristol inspector. He found no traces of defective canning, but considers meat ...

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  39. GOLF TEST

    A qualifying golf test has begun at Troon in ideal weather on an excellent course. Vardon led at the first round with a score of 72. ...

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  41. A NICE CUT

    Underwriters receive 88 per cent of the Canadian loan. ...

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