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  3. BROOKLANDS TRAGEDY.

    LONDON, Thursday.— One of the most beautiful and most impressive services held in London for many years was that held at Saint Clement Danes ...

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  4. ALLIES DEBTS TO AMERICA.

    WASHINGTON, Thursday.—The U.S. Foreign Debt Re-Funding Commission has formally notified the debtor nations that the United States is ready to ...

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  5. GENOA CRISIS.

    GENOA, Thursday.—M. Tehitcherin and M. Rakovsky, Russian delegates to the Genoa Economic Conference, when interviewed to-day, declared that the ...

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  6. TROUBLED RUSSIA.

    HELSINGFERS, Thursday.—Serious Labor disturbances have broken out in the iron factories at Zlafoust, in the Urals. Several commissioners have been ...

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  7. BELFAST SHOOTINGS.

    LONDON, Thursday.—During seven, hours' ceaseless shooting, cold-blooded murders and incendiarism at Belfast, four Catholics and one Protestant were ...

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  8. GERMAN FINANCE.

    BERLIN, Thursday.—Dr. Wirth's financial reform scheme in an amended form has become law. A forced loan, amounting to 1000 million marks in ...

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  9. IN DUBLIN.

    There was heavy firing in Dublin last midnight. Machine guns, rifles and revolvers were used. The Provisional Government's offices were attacked ...

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  10. AMERICAN KILLED AND EATEN.

    A Royal report states that the American famine relief pleader has been killed and eaten at Samara, a town on the Volga, 656 miles S.E. of Moscow ...

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  11. GENERAL SEMENOFF.

    NEW YORK, Thursday.—General Semenoff, Siberian anti-Bolshevik leader, who was arrested and detained at New York under plaints for restitution of ...

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  12. LABOR PROTEST.

    The Irish Labor Party has proclaimed a 24-hours' strike on Monday throughout Ireland as a protest against militarismand the failure of politicians to ...

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  13. HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE.

    BELGRADE, Thursday.—A munition dump exploded at the station at Monaster; causing a horrible catastrophe. It is believed that hundreds have been ...

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  14. COLLINS AND DE VALERA CONFER.

    A conference between the head of the Provisional Government (Mr. Michael Collins) and the leader of the irr[?]cilables (Mr. de Valera) at the ...

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  15. GERMANS ADHERE TO TREATY.

    The correspondent later reports that the Germans have agreed not to attend the First Commission. In other words, they have decided to adhere to the ...

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  16. ATLANTIC COLLISION.

    BUENOS AIRES, Thursday.—The Muson Liner Aeolus to-day collided with the British steamer Zero, which was sunk. The crew was saved. ...

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  17. SAFETY FOR MINERS.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The Home Office is testing a device for attachment to Miners' electric handlamps which will register the amount of firedamp ...

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  18. DESPERATE FIGHTING.

    A later report states that fighting at Belfast of a desperate character was continued throughout the evening. The rival gunmen boldly open fired on each ...

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  19. "CONFERENCE STILL LIVES."

    "God's in his heaven. The conference still lives, and is going strong." This was Mr. Lloyd George's optimistic opening brief address to 500 of the ...

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  20. JAPANESE POLITICS.

    TOKIO, Thursday.—The Japanese Diet has enacted the first prohibition law in the history of Japan by prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquor ...

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  21. EXHIBITION GOLF.

    NEW YORK, Thursday.—Hagen and Kirkwood, the Australian golf champion, have formed a team to make a world's tour, playing exhibition ...

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  22. FIRE IN DENMARK.

    COPENHAGEN, Thursday.—A fire started at Salberg Harbor stores to-day and spread fiereely and rapidly. It has already covered 70 acres and destroyed ...

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  23. WOMEN IN POLITICS.

    The Budget appropriation of 741,000,000 dollars and the repeal of the ban on women participating in political movements were passed. ...

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  24. CHITA AND JAPAN.

    Special cables from Dairen via Tokio report the rupture of the negotiations between Chita and Japan that have been dragging on for the past eight ...

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  25. INVITED TO CANCEL.

    It is reported from Paris that the French Prime Minister (M. Poi[?]care) has informed his Cabinet that the French. Government has taken steps ...

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  26. BRITISH PROFESSIONALS.

    LONDON, Thursday.—A feature of the Rockhampton golf to-day was that Rush, a comparative outsider, defeated Mitchell in the first match of the round ...

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  27. ABBEY BURIAL URGED.

    The "Pall Mall Gazette" asks: "Are the English cursed with a lack of imagination: One of the greatest of Britain's sons lies dead here. The remains ...

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  28. CONFERENCE MAY SOON END.

    Later reports declare that the [?] is gaining ground that the conference may soon break up. M. The[?] (Greece) said to-day: ...

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  29. E. AFRICAN MARRIAGE LAWS.

    A London message states that under the native inheritance law a boy of 15 years inherited his dead brother's wife, aged 35, and three children, according ...

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  30. "WATCH JAPAN."

    It is reported from London that in an article in the "Daily Mail," headed "Watch Japan," Lord Nottheliffe declarest. "Danger threatens the world in ...

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  31. ALLIES CONFER.

    The British delegation conferred this morning, and afterwards resolved itself into a meeting with the other Allies, and discussed the situation. No ...

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  32. JAPAN'S' CLAIMS.

    A message from Tokio states that the "Osaka Mainchi Shimbua" reports that instructions have been sent to the Japanese delegates at Genoa to insist ...

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  33. BOLSHEVISTS PREDOMINATE.

    Mr. Wickham Steed, editor of "The Times," writing from Genoa, says that the City of Genoa and the adjacent Riviera is now a European ...

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  34. GIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.

    Rexona, the aristocrat of soaps, gives natural beauty to skin and hair. It makes your skin clear, fresh and beautiful, and your hair soft, silky and ...

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