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  3. SNOWDEN RIGHT

    In a speech here, Mr. Churchill declared that the Hague Agreement and the Young Plan impaired the principle of the Balfour note and that the ...

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  4. FIERCE BATTLE

    The "Daily Express" Jerusalem correspondent says that there was a spectacular fight between the Bedo[?]in Arabs and the Brltish troops on ...

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  5. WARM ARBITRATION DEBATE

    When the debate was resumed, Mr. Mann (Perth) concluded his speech. The Minister for Home Affairs, (Mr. C. L. A. Abbott) said that on an ...

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  6. CHINA TROUBLE

    Dispatches received at Peking from Berlin report a deadlock between the Chinese Minister and the Soviet Minister. The bone of contention is the ...

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  7. NEGOTIATING AGREEMENT WITH AMERICA

    He said that during the last five years many changes had taken place, nearly all of which had been for the advancement of peace and the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. THE RETORT OBVIOUS

    When asked in Parliament yesterday by Dr. Maloney whether the public lighting of Canberra and its suburbs is by electricity, ...

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  9. TRADE UNIT

    Newspapers advocating for an Em[?]ire Trade Unit, as suggested by Mr. [?]en Tillett in his Presidential address [?] the Trades Union Congress ...

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  10. QUIETER

    The Colonial Office states that the situation in Palestine is reported generally quiet. In the north, however, local incidents took place. An ...

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  11. ARMAMENTS

    The reported formation of a Japan Naval Committee to study the reduction of armaments was emphatically and officially denied to-day. It is ...

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  12. ALPINE SENSATION

    Pa[?]gw[?]der, one of the best known Aipine guides, perished in a remarkable accident. He and a compatriot [?]ere [?]s[?]orting an Englishman[?] ...

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  13. OPTIONAL CLAUSE

    In a statement at the dinner adjournment of Parliament last night, the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) said that the Governments of the Empire, for ...

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  14. TRANSPORT BILL

    Referring to the Transport Bill, the Premier (Mr. Bavin) said to-day that there would be no war against buses and hoped that the impression was ...

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  15. RETRENCHMENT

    The F.C.C. Officers' Association Executive, at a meeting held last night, formed a vigilance committee to represent officers of the Commission in ...

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  16. MEDICAL CONGRESS

    In a paper read at the Medical Congress to-day Dr. H. Prate, of Sydney, said that the most efticient transport for invalids in the outback parts of ...

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  17. SCHNEIDER MACHINES

    The Prince of Wales flew from Brooklands to Southampton, whence he crossed to Calshot, where he arrived in flying kit over a light grey ...

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  18. RATE APPEALS

    The F.C.C.Officers[?] Association expressed [?]s [?]ullest sympathy with the [?]ate appeals movement in Canberra. It was resolved to communicate with ...

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  19. McPHERSON WEARY

    "I am weary of the procrastination going on in Parliament and [?] often feel inclined to get out of it altogether, said the Premier (Sir William ...

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  20. GRAF ZEPPELIN HOME AGAIN

    The Graf Zeppelin arrived at nine o'clock this morning. ...

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  21. LADY HEATH

    Lady Heath's condition continues and there is a gradual improvement, but physicians believe that she will be unable to fly again. ...

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  22. ARABS SURPRISED

    The Arab executive, replying lengthlly to the High Commissioner's proclamation, expresses regret and aston[?]shment at the contents. The Arabs ...

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  23. WIRELESS TELEPHONY

    The "Daily Express" understands that the Lord Pass[?]eld-S. M. Bruce wireless telephone conversation yesterday does not mean the immediate ...

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  24. MORE PEP

    Six editors of the Communist paper "Humanite" were dismissed because they ignored the orders of the party of militants to adopt a more fl[?]ry ...

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  25. 13 DROWNED

    Seventeen were killed when a bo[?] overturned on the Ganges. The drowned were all mill workers returning from the Changerndore ...

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