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  3. Dealing With Germany

    M. Poincare represents the opinion of practically the whole of France. I beg him to consider for himself, for his nation, for us, for the whole world—once, twice, thrice, before he refuses this invitation.—The Prime Minister of Britain. ...

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  4. BRITISH INDUSTRIES.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The National Unionist Conference opened at Plymouth to-day. The Prince Minister of Britain was present and addressed the ...

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  5. IRISH DEPORTEES.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The campensation tribunal, consisting of Lord Justice Sir Richard Atkin, Sir Hugh Fraser, and Sir Francis Taylor, continued ...

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  6. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    LONDON, Thursday.—A League of Nations' Union dinner, presided over by Professor Gilbert Murray, was given to-day in honor of the delegates to the ...

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  7. Britain's Policy.

    LONDON, Thrusday. — The Prime Minister of Britain (Mr. Baldwin), who is attending the National Unionist Conference at Plymouth, received an ...

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  8. AMERICA'S REPLY.

    Mr. Hughes replied affirmatively. He emphasised that the United States did not desire to see Germany relieved of the responsibility for the Great War. ...

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  9. Hunger-Strikers.

    The Irish Free State Government has announced regarding the hunger-strikers that no prisoner hunger-striking will be released in any circumstances. The ...

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  10. RECIPROCITY.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The Imperial Economic Conference to-day began consideration of reciprocal judgments and currency. A committee of Imperial ...

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  11. OMINOUS SUGGESTION.

    "Mr. Hughes' reply concludes with what 'The Morning Post,' has described as an ominous suggestion," says the Australian Press Association. "This ...

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  12. U.S. ATTITUDE UNCHANGED.

    It is reported from Washington, that the United States has despatched a note to Britain concerning German reparations. It is understood that the note ...

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  13. RIGHT TO LEGISLATE

    LONDON, Wednesday. — Thirteen hundred delegates are attending the National Unionist Conference at Plymouth which opened to-day. This is the first ...

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  14. PATHETIC SIGHTS.

    A Paris message states that so many big works on the Ruhr are closing down that the Allied authorities have ordered the towns to increase their ...

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  15. French and Belgian Conditions.

    "The Daily Telegraph's" political observer is now certain that the French and Belgian replies to the suggestion for a new reparations conference will ...

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  16. Anglo-U.S. Correspondence.

    A flood of light has been thrown on General Smuts' reference ou Tuesday to the fact that the negotiations were afoot for the holding of a conference ...

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  17. COMMUNIST PLAN WORKS.

    Berlin Communists, in an ingenious plan to bring pressure to bear on the Government, have persuaded, the compositors and printers to agree that [?] ...

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  18. CONSTRUCTIVE PROGRAMME.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The British Secretary for Air (Sir Samuel Hoare) speaking at Salisbury to-day, said tha the Prime Minister (Mr. Baldwin) had ...

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  19. Mr. Lloyd George.

    WASHINGTON, Thursday.—An official welcome, by the United States is to be extended to Mr. Lloyd George on his arrival here. He will call on the ...

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  20. KRUPP ON PAROLE.

    The Essen correspondent for the Berlin "Koelnis[?] Zeitung" has learned that Herr Krupp, together with three of his directors, imprisoned at ...

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  21. GROUP MIGRATION.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The DeputyDirector of Australian Immigration (Mr. Barnes) and Captain Philp, a West Australian representative, paid a visit ...

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  22. Cause of the Trouble.

    BERLIN, Thursday.—To-day's reports indicate that the Separatists everywhere are gaining ground. The Chief of Police of Crefeld is among the ...

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  23. STRIKES FORBIDDEN.

    The Military Commander at Berlin has issued an order prohibiting strikes in all essential trades, including banknote printing, punishment being ...

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  24. MINES CLOSING.

    The Essen mine-owners have resolved to close all the Rhenish and Westphalian mines on Monday owing to the failure of negotiations with the ...

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  25. GREEK REVOLUTION.

    ATHENS, Thursday. — Government troops have occupied Corinth, and the complete failure of the revolution is assured. ...

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