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  5. "LABOR DAILY " OUTRAGE

    THE NATIONALIST FRANKENSTEIN has bared its teeth, and none regret the fact more than the Nationalists themselves, and their fawning allies, the Tory Press. WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S REMARKABLE OUTRAGE, when armed and ...

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  7. BRUCE. ON THE DEFENSIVE

    Having been presaged by the "Labor Daily," who warned electors not to be stampeded by a last minute election sensation arranged ...

    Article : 361 words
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  9. HIS COAT OF ARMS

    A reasonable, seasonable suggestion for Mr. Bruce. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. POLITICAL COMEDY

    ONE of the most amazing incidents of the election battle was staged last night at Brunswick. In Bourke, Mr. Frank Anstey's stronghold, when ...

    Article : 465 words
  11. FROM THE DARKNESS

    To-morrow. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. NATURALLY

    The frantic attempts of various members of the Nationalist Party to dissociate themselves and their party from the Fascist ...

    Article : 221 words
  13. "IN ITS PLACE"

    "I PROMISE you this," said Mr. Charlton, to a big meeting of Cesunock miners to-night, "that if, as I am certain, we will be ...

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  14. "LABOR DAILY" OUTRAGE

    The masked men who entered the "Labor Daily" office on Wednesday night left behind them in their hurried retreat an oil can half full of kerosene, two pick handles, six plugs of gelignite detonated, to which was attached a burnt fuse, and a grey felt hat. These exhibits were ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. BAVIN'S HASTE

    The celerity with which Mr. Bavin, leader of the Opposition, rushed into print to ridicule the Fascist attack on this office, is only equalled by the ...

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  17. HOW WORKERS LIVE

    "Disgusting and degrading" was how a witness in the Arbitration Court, employed by the Electricity Commission, to-day summed up life at ...

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  18. SHORTAGE OF SHIPS

    Mr. Parker Moloney, speaking at Tarcutta, said that in many places he had heard people express the keenest disappointment with the ...

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  19. PLEADING FOR WORK

    So serious has the unemployed position become that members of the Legislative Council were waited on by ...

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  20. FOR THE AMBULANCE

    At Pratten Park, Ashfield, on November 25, a big Hand Tattoo, arranged by the Western Suburbs Police and Shopkeepers' Associations ...

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  21. Q'LAND RAIL SMASH

    Early this morning two goods trains Collided head-on at Ballard siding, on the Toowoomba Range. Three waggons on the up train were smashed, ...

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  22. AMPLE STORAGE SPACE

    That there is not likely to be any shortage of space in Government cool stores for mutton, lamb, and other perishable goods for export was stated ...

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  23. TORIES' VAIN ASSAULT

    The Nationalist Party's [?]ught on Young continues. Mr. Arthur Campbell spoke here on Tuesday night. Sir George Fuller will speak to-night, and Miss ...

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