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  2. Advertising

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  3. "MILITARISED WORK" LENINE'S LATEST

    HELSINGFORS, Saturday. — The Russian newspapers state that Lenine, addressing the council at Moscow, declared that the Workmen's Council was ...

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  4. LEAGUE REPRESENTATION CANADA'S FIRM ATTITUDE

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—The New York "Times'" Ottawa correspondent reports that the President of the Canadian Privy Council (Hon. N. W. ...

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  5. CROSS-WORLD FLIGHTS MATHEWS AT DELHI

    ALLAHABAD, Wednesday.—Lieut. Ferrars, who is on the Rome-Tokio flight, left Delhi, at 3 o'clock on Thursday morning and arrived at ...

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  6. REVOLUTION GERMAN GOVERNMENT'S COLLAPSE

    LONDON, Saturday. — A counterrevolution is reported to have broken out in Berlin. ...

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  7. "NOT FANATICS" BRITISH WORKERS SOLID

    LONDON, Saturday. — The greatest satisfaction at the decisive character of to-day's trade union vote against direct action is widespread ...

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  8. CONSTANTINOPLE MOSLEMS WANT SULTAN

    LONDON, Saturday. — In the House of Lords yesterday, Lord Curzon declared that the disarmament of the Turkish forces in Cilisia (Asia Minor) ...

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  9. SOCIALISTS DECLARE GENERAL STRIKE.

    BERLIN, Saturday.—The National Assembly is declared dissolved. The Military Party has captured the Government. ...

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  10. HINDENBURG—DIPERIAL PRESIDENT.

    BERLIN, Saturday.—The Militarists intend to proclaim Hindenburg Imperial President. ...

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  11. TRADE WITH GERMANY.

    COPENHAGEN, Saturday.—Gunfire compelled an aeroplane flying from Smolensk to land near Kovno, carrying a woman and four men who were ...

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  12. "BLOODLESS REVOLUTION."

    LONDON, Saturday.—According to the latest advices, German Monarchists, assisted by the Doberitz Garrison, have effected a bloodless ...

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  13. AMERICAN HESITANCY.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. H. H. Asquith, speaking at the League of Nations' dinner, regretted that the United States was not a constituent ...

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  14. SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY

    LONDON, Saturday.—A company styled "Home-grown Sugar Limited," with 1,000,000 £1 shares, has been formed under arrangement with the ...

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  15. MINERS' WAGE DEMAND.

    LONDON, Saturday. — To-day's conference of the Miners' Federation overwhelmingly decided to immediately demand an advance of wages of 3 ...

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  16. NEW GOVERNMENT TO ACCEPT TREATY.

    COLOGNE, Saturday.—It is reported that the new Government intends to accept the Versailles Treaty. ...

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  17. DICTATORSHIP SET UP.

    LONDON, Saturday.—General Kapp has assumed a dictatorship. He has appointed Dr. Helfferich Chancellor. The Socialists have proclaimed a ...

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  18. ARTICLE X

    PARIS, Saturday. — The French press angrily comments upon President Wilson's letter to Senator Hitchcock. One paper asks whether the President ...

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  19. PORT DARWIN OR PERISH!

    ALLAHABAD, Saturday. — Unannounced and unexpected is the record of the arrivals at various stages of the Australian flight of Lieutenants Parer ...

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  20. WHAT THE DEMAND MEANS.

    LONDON, Saturday. — The coal miners' official statement says that the executive committee recommended a demand for higher wages following ...

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  21. AMERICA NOT SURPRISED.

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—News of the German revolution is regarded philosophically. White House officials declare that they fully expected it. ...

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  22. 500,000 VISITORS

    LONDON, Saturday. — Mr. Harry Brittain to-day presided over a meeting of the House of Commons representatives of Dominion and American ...

    Article : 159 words
  23. SPORTING CABLES

    LONDON, Saturday. — Great interest is being taken in the form of the University drews which are now in the final stage of training at Patney. The ...

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  24. SUPREME COUNCIL'S FAILURE

    PARIS, Saturday. — Ex-President Poincare contributes an article in which he says that the Supreme Council should be put to a long sleep, ...

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  25. BARRY'S TRIP TO AUSTRALIA.

    LONDON, Saturday. — E. Barry, who is coming to Australia to row Felton, will sail on the Orsova early in April, taking the boat in which he ...

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  26. IRELAND

    CORK, Saturday.—In consequence of the frequent shootings, armed men waylaid three constables returning from suburban barracks late in the evening ...

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  27. NO MORE STRAP-HANGING

    LONDON, Saturday. — The London General Motorbus Company, owing to the return of ex-soldiers, has been obliged to dismiss 500 ...

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  28. RUGBY FOOTBALL.

    His Majesty the King attended the final of the Hospitals Rugby Cup at Richmond. His Majesty received an enthusiastic reception from the ...

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  29. GRAVE CONSEQUENCES FEARED.

    LONDON, Saturday.—It is believed that the miners have precipitated a grave situation, which is the beginning of a great fight. ...

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  30. FLIGHT TO ADELAIDE

    MELBOURNE, Saturday.—Preparations are being made by Sir Ross Smith and his party to fly to Adelaide on Wednesday. Sir Ross Smith ...

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  31. NEW COMPROMISE MOVEMENT.

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—The "New York Sun's" Washington correspondent states that Senator Simmons (North Carolina) has started a new Treaty ...

    Article : 94 words
  32. KING OF SYRIA!

    BEYROUT, Saturday.—Esmir Feisul was to-day crowned King of Independent Syria amid much rejoicing. ...

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  33. WOMEN CONFESSORS

    LONDON, Saturday.—The National Union for Equal Citizenship to-day passed a resolution urging that positions in the church should be opened to women. ...

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  34. SQUARING MILITARY ACCOUNTS

    LONDON, Saturday. — It is understood that the War Office is meeting all the Australian and New Zealand military claims in a generous spirit. ...

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  35. BRITISH NAVAL EXPENDITURE

    LONDON, Saturday. — The revised naval estimates for 1919-20 show a gross expenditure of £97,000,000 with a personnel of 136,000, compared ...

    Article : 146 words
  36. FRENCH ARMY DEFEATS BRITISH ARMY.

    PARIS, Saturday. — The French Army Rugby team (15 points) defeated the British Army team 6 points). President Deschanel was present. ...

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  37. HUNGARIAN PEACE TREATY

    LONDON, Saturday.—Reuter understands that the Supreme Council has agreed, in principle, that the Hungarian Peace Treaty, as presented, shalls ...

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  38. GENERAL CABLES

    PARIS, Saturday.—The Government has introduced a Bill to re-establish diplomatic relations with the Vatican. ...

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  39. SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL

    Sir.—I notice that the public meeting re the above was poorly attended. I myself stayed away because I felt that I would be "one" against the already ...

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  40. COTTON PROFITS

    LONDON, Saturday.—J. and P. Coates', Ltd., the cotton manufacturers, have issued a lengthy reply to the sub-committee's report condemning ...

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  41. BRITISH FOOD PRICES.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Food Ministry announces that from March 15 the wholesale price of imported mutton will be reduced by 1½d per lb. Lamb will ...

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  42. U.S. NAVY'S FAILURE

    WASHINGTON, Saturday. — RearAdmiral Sims giving, further testimony before the Naval Investigation Committee said that the failure of the ...

    Article : 153 words
  43. AMERICAN SCHOOLS CLOSED.

    TOKIO, Saturday.—According to dispatches from Cores, the Governor-General has ordered two American Methodist mission schools to be closed ...

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  44. SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS

    CAPETOWN, Saturday.—The final election results are not expected till next week, but the relative position of the parties is unlikely to be ...

    Article : 225 words
  45. BRITISH TAXATION

    LONDON, Saturday.—The "Daily Express" says that the Income Tax Commission's report favors discrimination, against bachelors by increasing the ...

    Article : 107 words
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  47. THE NEW CENSORS

    PARIS, Saturday. — The General Confederation of Labur, objecting to the anti-Socialist tone of a play which is rehearsing at the Ambigu Theatre, ...

    Article : 64 words
  48. SPINSTERS, TOO!

    PARIS, Saturday. — The Finance Commission recommends that bachelors and spinsters shall pay an extra 10 per cent, on their income tax. ...

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  49. RUODESIAN RAILWAY STRIKE

    BULAWAYO, Saturday.—A railway strike crew the whole of the Rhodesian [?] on Monday. The men have [?]ed the management's new ...

    Article : 32 words
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