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  2. Advertising

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  3. BRITISH POLITICS. ELECTION FORECAST.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The newspapers and party headquarters have begun estimating the prospects of the general elections. Several ...

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  4. NEAR EAST SITUATION. ANXIETY UNALLAYED

    LONDON, Saturday.—Official circles in London admit that the anxiety over Turkey has not been allayed. All available Ministers are standing by ...

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  5. IN NAPLES HARBOR.

    ROME, Saturday.—Some naphtha to-day caught fire at Naples. Spreading over the harbor it enveloped many warships. The Marsala, the ...

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  6. Lausanne Conference. PRELIMINARY SOUGHT.

    A Paris message reports that the British Ambassador to France (Lord Hardinge) has requested the holding of a preliminary conference at Paris— ...

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  7. ARMISTICE ANNIVERSARY. TO THE "UNKNOWN."

    LODNON, Saturday.—Grey November her skies to-day greeted the Armistice Anniversary at Whitehall—the centre to which all thoughts turned. All the ...

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  8. REPARATIONS. German Promises.

    BERLIN, Saturday.—It is reported that the Reparations Commission has returned to Paris whence it will forward its answer to the German note. ...

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  9. Mild Sensation. BRITISH LECTURER BANNED.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—A mild sensation has been caused by the cancellation by the United States Secretary for War (Mr. J. Weeks) of an ...

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  10. IRISH WARFARE.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Erskine Childers, one of the most prominent leaders of the Irish rebels, was arrested at Wicklow yesterday. ...

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  11. RUSSIAN PARTICIPATION.

    A joint Allied note, replying to the Russian Soviet's demand for representation at the Lausanne Conference, points out that Russia is not affected ...

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  12. MR. FORTESCUE EXPLAINS.

    Discussing the matter further, Mr. Fortescue declared that every moment he spent in the United States made him regret his adverse criticism of ...

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  13. TURKS ON THE WAY.

    A telegram from Smyrna reports that the Turkish peace delegation has gone to Brindisi, whence the delegates will proceed to Lausanne. ...

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  14. LABOR'S PROSPECTS REDUCED.

    It is generally agreed that this plank, together with the municipal set-back, has reduced Labor's prospects since the dissolution was first decided upon. ...

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  15. ANNOYING WOMEN.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Sir Almeric Fitzroy's appeal against his conviction for having interfered with and molested women in Hyde Park on September ...

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  16. HOME POLITICS.

    Germany's home politics are now in the foreground. Industrials and financiers concentrated in the People's Party seek a share in the Government. ...

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  17. STRANGE AGENCY.

    CHICAGO, Saturday.—With the arrest of two women charged with the murder of police, there is believed to have been unearthed a strange agency ...

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  18. ASQUITHITES GAIN GROUND.

    The "Daily Express" declares that the Asquithies (Independent Liberals) are gaining ground surprisingly. The Independent Liberal ...

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  19. Belgium's "Unknown."

    BRUSSELS, Saturday.—There was a pathetic ceremony in the waitingroom of Bruges' station yesterday when Belgium's "Unknown Warrior," was ...

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  20. SECRET DELIBERATIONS.

    The British Cabinet has reverted to the old policy of absolute secrecy regarding its deliberations, but it is understood that it has considered the ...

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  21. BONAR LAW IN BED.

    Mr. Bonar Law is suffering from a cold and sore throat. He has been ordered to rest for two days in bed: ...

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  22. QUID PRO QUO.

    "Pertinax," the noted French political writer, in to-day's issue of the "Echo de Paris," says:—"It is desirable to know whether France is ...

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  23. Business Manifesto.

    Lords Aberconway, Airedale, Devonport, Illingworth, Leverhulme; Pirrie, and St. Davids, Sir Albert Spicer, Sir Edward Rhodes, and Sir Alfred ...

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  24. FRANCE'S POLICY.

    It is reported from Paris that the Prime Minister of Prance (M. Poincare) speaking before a crowded Chamber of Deputies yesterday, outlined ...

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  25. Round-the-World Flight.

    SHANGHAI, Saturday.—Sir Keith Smith, the well-known Australian crossworld flier, left Shanghai yesterday en route for Japan and the United States ...

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  26. SOUND TRANSMISSION

    RECORDED 650 MILES DISTANT. LONDON, Saturday.—On Saturday, October 7, the Dutch Ministry for War, at the request of the Dutch ...

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  27. Actress in Trouble.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Miss Cissie Loftus, the well-known actress, was charged at the Marlborough Street Police Court yesterday, that being an ...

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  28. In Compeigne Forest.

    PARIS, Saturday.—The President of France (M. Millerand) to-day unveiled an Armistice memorial at Rethondes, a clearing in the forest of ...

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  29. U.S. PROHIBITION. "Wet" Victory Upset.

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—Mr. A. Rothman has telegraphed from the office of the New York "Times" at San Francisco, that there has been a big ...

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  30. APPEAL TO LABOR.

    Mr. Lloyd George, speaking at Haverford West yesterday, said that Britain was menaced from within by the same thing which had reduced Russia ...

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  31. Enver Pasha.

    "UNDOUBTEDLY ALIVE." LAHORE, Saturday—Regarding the doubts of the death in Bokhara of Enver Pasha, leader of the ...

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  32. ITALIAN TROOPS FOR THE FRONT.

    In its issue at Rome to-day, the "Giornale d'Italia" announces that 250 troops with machine guns have gone to the Near East aboard the ...

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  33. CANADIAN OBSERVANCE.

    OTTAWA, Saturday.—Armistice Day in Canada was observed more generally than hitherto. A two-minutes' silence was effective throughout the ...

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  34. Manifesto Dispute.

    The Imperial Foreign Secretary (Lord Curzon) has made a rejoinder to the former Colonial Secretary (Mr. Winston Churchill), regarding the ...

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  35. Consolation

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Marquis of Conyngham has married Mrs. Antoinette Custon. [On June 7 last the Marchioness of ...

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  36. S. AFRICAN CELEBRATION.

    CAPETOWN, Saturday.—Armistice Day was celebrated in Capetown with the usual two-minutes' pause, and a complete cessation of traffic at 11 ...

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  38. Liquor on Shipboard.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday. — The United States Secretary for the Treasury (Mr. Andrew Mellon) has ordered the release of all foreign vessels ...

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  39. HARDING'S MESSAGE.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—President Harding, in his Armistice Day message to the people of America, declared:— ...

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  40. CHURCHILL'S FIRST APPEARANCE.

    The former Colonial Secretary (Mr. Churchill), made his first public appearance since his illness to-day, addressing 4000 constituents at Dundee. He ...

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  41. POISONED SWEETS.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Chief Commissioner of Police (Sir William Horwood), when dressing for the Lord Mayor's banquet yesterday, ...

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  42. Fire on River Boats.

    SHANGHAI, Saturday.—It is reported that 2000 persons yesterday perished ina fire aboard the river boats on the Yang-tze-Kiang River, near ...

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  44. EXTRAORDINARY SOMERSAULT.

    In answer to Lord Curzon, Mr. Churchill states that Lord Curzon's reply shows that he agreed to the despatch of the message to the ...

    Article : 156 words
  45. Resignation Honors.

    On the recommendation of the retiring Government, the following honors have been conferred:— EARLS: Lord Birkenhead and ...

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  46. America Moving Forward.

    The former President of America, Dr. Woodrow Wilson, addressing a crowd of 5000, led by prominent men, which made the annual Armistice Day ...

    Article : 118 words
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  49. EGGS ARE CHEAP.

    Don't pay through the nose for widely advertised lines of Waterglass. Buy only the best and most economical— PRESERVOL Brand, Satisfaction ...

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