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  3. STOP PRESS NEWS. TREATY WITH JAPAN

    Mr. Lloyd George made a statement at the Conference to-day, which practically removed all objections to a renewal of the Japanese Treaty. It is now believed ...

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  4. BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP DEMPSEY SUFFERING FROM "NERVES."

    Mr. Robert Watson, president of the International Reform Bureau, accompanied by counsel and five clergymen, appeared in the Chancery Count and asked for the issue ...

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  6. COAL MINERS SETTLEMENT TERMS OPPOSED.

    Six thousand miners at Wigan have rejected the coal settlement, and instructed their, delegates to vote against it. For accepting it the National Executive are ...

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  7. WONDERFUL RECOVERY SIX FOR 156; ALL OUT 506.

    Great interest is being taken in the game at Birmingham. On the first day the 2/ gate amounted to £1,153. The home side commenced play to-day in great heart, and ...

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  8. GEORGE WASHINGTON.

    The statue of George Washington, presented to the British Government by Virginia, was unveiled in Trafalgar-square. It was a picturesque ceremony. A numbe rof ...

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  9. THE GREEK WAR

    During the foreign policy discussion at the Imperial Conference meeting, Lord Curzon referred to the little wars in the Near East, touching incidentally upon the ...

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  10. "PEACE WITH BRITAIN" NEGOTIATIONS WANTED ON IRISH SOIL.

    On receipt of Sir James Craig's reply to the invitation to meet him in Dublin Mr. De Valera telegraphed:—"I greatly regret you cannot come to a conference on ...

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  11. ENGINEERS' SECTION.

    A conference of amalgamated engineers at London has instructed the negotiation committee to continue negotiations with the owners forhtwith. ...

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  12. The Champion Nervous.

    The reports that Dempsey is suffering from attacks of nerves, owing to the belief that he is not popular with the public, have lowered the betting odds to two ...

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  13. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    An important meeting of the Council of the South Australian Rifle Association was held on Wednesday. The arrangements for the annual prize meeting, to be held from September 20 to ...

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  14. Provisional Agreement Reached

    The engineers and their employers have reached a provisional agreement, which the men's leaders will present as a joint recommendation to a conference this morning. ...

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  15. Pacific Entente Suggested.

    The "Daily Express" suggests as a solution to the Anglo-Japanese difficulty, that it should, be arranged to form a triple Pacific Entente, in which Britain, the ...

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  16. Uncle Sam Makes Money.

    The United States Government will probably collect a million dollars in taxes on the fight. Dempsey out of his 300,000 dollars will pay 163,990, and Carpentier ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  17. FRENCH GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

    The final results of the French Golf Championship at Le Touquet were:—Boomer and Massey, each 284; Kirkwood, 291; Vardon, 295; East, 313. ...

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  18. Immense Sale of Tickets.

    With four days remaining before the fight, ticket receipts have already passed a million dollars. All fifty dollar seats are sold, but quantities of lower-priced ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  19. THE SHARE MARKET.

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  20. Terms of Engineers' Agreement

    After a heated debate, by an overwhelming majority, the engineers' delegate conference recommended the acceptance of the provisional wages ...

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  21. English Players in Form.

    In the second innings Eesex disposed of Hampshire for 71, of which Mead made 46. Douglas took seven wickets for 17. Orawford gave a dashing display at the ...

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  22. THE UNITED STATES Peace with Germany

    The Republicans have agreed to a peace resolution. The Senate members accept the House of Representatives' clause declaring that the state of war with ...

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  23. WHOSE TURN NEXT?

    Oldfield—"Just let me know when it's my turn for a century, captain." Armstrong—"I think I'll put you next after Mailey." ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. THE SHARE MARKET LATEST BUSINESS.

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  25. LEAGUE OF NATIONS

    Earl Grey presided at a League of Nations' Union bouquet to the Dominions' Premiers. There were 700 guests. Earl Grey, in his address, said he regretted the ...

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  26. LAND SETTLEMENT

    "I cannot too strongly impress upon the people of Australia the great imperial magnitude of this question, said Mr. Jowett last night, when speaking of proposal ...

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  27. "Conceit of Mr. De Valera."

    Unionist opinion in Belfast upholds Sir James Craig's refusal to meet Mr. De Valera in Dublin, and emphasises the conceit of Mr. De Valera in descresing ...

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  28. THIRD TEST MATCH

    Having won seven consecutive test matches, the Australians will meet the Englishmen to-morrow in the third of the series of five tests arranged for the ...

    Article : 559 words
  29. Exciting Contest Promised.

    Ever since Dempsey, the American, defeated his fellow-countryman, Willard, decisively at Toledo, Ohio, on July 4, 1919, there has been talk of matching the ...

    Article : 330 words
  30. Representatives Pass Peace Motion.

    The House of Representatives have passed the report and resolution respecting peace. The matter now goes on to the Senate. ...

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  31. Guns from America.

    According to a message which has reached the Sinn Fein representatives, two vessels from American ports have successfully delivered guns for the Irish ...

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  32. Trouble Over Army Appropriation.

    A peculiar situation has arisen in correction with the Army Appropriation Bill. It was taken to President Harding by Senator Borah and members of the House ...

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  33. EX-PRESIDENT TAFT.

    It is announced by cable that Mr. William Howard Taft has been, appointed Chief Justice of the United Stales of America. Mr. Taft was horn at Cincinnati ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  34. A Definite Refusal.

    The judge definitely declined to act on the petitions for an injunction to prevent the fight. ...

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  35. CHINA AND JAPAN

    It is authentically reported that the Japanese and Chinese Governments have made an agreement by which the former will evacuate Siberia within four months. ...

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  36. Dempssy Changes His Mind.

    After announcing that he would rest yesterday, Dempsey suddenly changed his mind and boxed a strenuous round with O'Hara and Williams, slugging them with ...

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  37. AUSTRALASIAN RUGBY TEAM

    Indignation was expressed at a meeting of the New Zealand League at the inclusion of only one New Zealander in the Australasian team. One speaker declared ...

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  38. Negotiations with Britain and Japan.

    The disarmament proposal in connection with the report on the Naval Appropriation Bill will be reached in the House of Representatives to-morrow. They are ...

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  39. Cook versus Beckett.

    "Sporting Life" states that the match between George Cook (the Australian heavy-weight) and Beckett is off, owing to Beckett's monetary demands being ...

    Article : 67 words
  40. Hard Fighting by Carpentier.

    Carpentier boxed six last rounds with Chris Arold, Samson, and Joe Jeannette, giving his partners a rough time. The secrecy attending the Frenchman's ...

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  41. TRAGIC IRONY.

    The "Daily Express" reports that General Sir John Steven Cowans died insolvent. It adds that the case illustrate the tragic irony of the State service. Cowans ...

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  42. MINE OUTPUTS.

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  44. Lower House Supports Disarmament.

    The House of Representative Republican leaders have beaded to support Senator Borah's disarmament resolution. ...

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  45. ANOTHER BOMB

    During the Sarajevo anniversary doing a bomb was thrown at the Prince Regent's carriage as it left he having National Assembly Hall, after taking the oath ...

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  46. BRITISH SPORTS HENLEY-ON-THE-THAMES.

    Henley on the Thames opened to-day under the most brilliant conditions, the wind favoring the rowers. There was very little stream owing to the drought. ...

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  47. WOOL SALES.

    The wool sales were continued at Brisbane to-day, when 8,799 bales of star lo were offered. The selection comprised chiefly greasy wools similar to those ...

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  48. Wages Reduction Rejected.

    The railway shop employes have voted, by an overwhelming majority, to refuse a 12 per cent. wages cut, which the Railway Labor Board ordered to become effective ...

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  49. MR. RYAN'S CASE.

    Mr. Ryan, when interviewed to-night said:—"My own opinion, has been entire[?] favorable to the prosecution of an appea[?] to the Full Court of the High Court of ...

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  50. GENERAL CABLES.

    Mutinous Chinese troops killed thousands of people by firing on refugee trains which were leaving the district. ...

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  51. KIRKWOOD IN FRANCE

    The scores at the end of the third round in Le Touquet Championship were:—Boomer and Massey, 69; Kirkwood, 70; Vardon, 74. ...

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  52. AN AVIATOR PATHFINDER.

    An army aviator has discovered a land route which will reduce the journey from Jerusalem to Bagdad to 600 miles. ...

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  53. COMMERCIAL NEWS.

    Wheat.—Australian f.a.q. is quoted at 76/ per quarter. Wool.—At the Antwerp sales of La Plata wool 4,400 bales were offered, and 530 bales sold. ...

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  54. Tennis at Wimbledon.

    Barrett and Norton beat Beamish and Fisher by 7—5, 6—2, 6—4, in the Wimbledon tournament. ...

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  55. "CONSCIENCE MONEY."

    The doleful story regarding the State's finances, as unfolded by the Treasurer (Hon. G. Ritchie), struck a responsive chord in the case of a defaulting taxpayer, ...

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