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  2. Advertising

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  3. MORAL SUASION Anti- Tobacco Crusade

    THE ANTI-TOBAOOO CRUSADE in the United States now presenta the spectacle of one reform movement being practically opposed ...

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  4. BRITISH POLITICS

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Chancellor of the British Exchequer (Mr. Winston Churchill), at the civil service dinner in London last night, said, regarding ...

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  5. SEX EQUALITY British Labor Proposal

    EQUALITY OF SEX with regard to Parliamentary franchise was discussed in the House of Commons yesterday afternoon. ...

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  6. MIGRATION

    LONDON, Saturday.—The annual statement of Britain's civil accounts for the year ended March 31, 1924, reveals that only meagre use was made ...

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  7. WORLD'S SHIPPING Taxation and Profit

    LONDON, Saturday.—The annual meeting of the Chamber of Shipping yesterday passed a resolution urging the Government to complete at the ...

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  8. AMERICAN SCANDAL Aircraft in Warfare

    THE INVESTIGATION into the allegations made in the United States House of Representatives on February 5 by Mr. J. V. M'Clintic, ...

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  9. DISARMAMENT International Conference

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—The official report of British willingness to co-operate with the United States in a new International Disarmament ...

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  10. BROWN HEART

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Food Investigation Board, in a special report on brown heart in apple shipments, states that the cause of the disaster ...

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  11. H.M.S. Great Britain

    LONDON, Saturday.—A very notable speech at the annual banquet of the Chamber of Shipping was delivered by Mr. Rudyard Kipling, who proposed ...

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  12. GENEVA PROTOCOL

    LONDON, Saturday.—Reuter's Press Agency has been informed that the British Cabinet cannot decide regarding the Geneva Peace Protocol ...

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  13. BRITISH DOMINIONS

    MONTREAL, Saturday.—The Treasurer of the Australian Commonwealth (Dr. Earl Page) addressed the Macgill Union Women's Club yesterday. He ...

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  14. THE TRUE STORY.

    The assistant Chief of the Army Air Force (General Mitchell) has definitely states that no bombs were used in the so called bombing of the battleship ...

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  15. GOING RIGHT AHEAD.

    Mr. Mahoney, secretary to AntiTobacco Convention, said: "The principal Anti-Saloon League people use tobacco. Therefore, they ...

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  16. Labor's Opinion

    The Leader of the Parliamentary Labor Party (Mr. Bamsay Macdonald), speaking at Swindon to-day, said that Labor at Geneva had changed outlook ...

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  17. CLYDESIDE CONDITIONS The Prince Not to Blame

    LONDON, Saturday.—The vicechairman of the British Parliamentary Party (Mr. J. R. Clynos), during the course of a speech at Hornchurch, ...

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  18. DOCTORS HEAD THE MOVEMENT.

    Dr. Daniel Kress, a noted physician, and Dr. Harvey Wiley, former Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Agriculture, are heading the ...

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  19. AIR- SHIP ROUTES

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Indian Air Board has recommended to the Air Ministry that Karachi should be the stopping place in preference to Bombay ...

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  20. Items of Interest AMUNDSEN'S ATTEMPT TO FLY TO THE POLE.

    OSLO (Christiania), Saturday.— Captain Roald Amundsen, the intrepid Norwegian Arctic explorer, has definitcly decided to commence an attempted ...

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  21. POSITION AT HAWAII.

    General Mitchell, giving further testimony on Thursday before the Aircraft Committee asserted that there was an entire lack of co-ordination between ...

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  22. "MARIE LA PIPE"

    PARIS, Saturday.—Madame Norraut, a spinster, 75 years of age, of Lille, has just received the French Government's medal for war services. ...

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  23. THE CALL.

    The call for the Convention states: "The situation is becoming daily more critical. Our country is now consuming tobacco to excess, and a ...

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  24. MACDONALD'S VIEWS.

    The Leader of the Parliamentary Labor Party (Mr. Ramsay Macdonald), speaking at Swindon to-day, alluding to criticism of the Prince of Wales, said: ...

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  25. YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUERS ON TOUR.

    MARSEILLES, Saturday.—The Australian cadets yesterday motored to Aix-en-Provenee, where they were received by the military and civil ...

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  26. MITCHELL SUPPORTED.

    Meanwhile, reports persist that General Mitchell will be given the choice of resignation owing to his criticism of Army and Navy heads, but the Pacific ...

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  27. SIX STABBED.

    GUAYMA (Mexico), Saturday—Crazed by opium smoking, Marihuana Ezador Balie yesterday ran amok in hospital with a butcher's knife. He killed six ...

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  28. COMIC CONCEPTION OF DISCIPLINE.

    Mr. Clynes declared: "I was quite surprised at the attack on the Prince of Wales, which has etsablished Labor's gift of ...

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  29. Lively Passages

    During one of the most lively pass; ages in the debate, the House was kept in roars of laughter. Lady Astor declared that the ...

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  30. People's Purification

    The New York metropolitan newspapers to-day all comment editorially on the anti-tobacco movement. "The Evening Telegram" ...

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  31. THE CHINESE WAR.

    CANTON, Saturday.—The supporters of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen on Thursday reported the capture of Pok-lo, eight miles from Wai-chow. Yesterday they ...

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  32. ARMY AEROPLANES.

    The Sceretary for War (Mr. J. W. Weeks); having issued a statement alleging that his department possessed 1200 serviccable aeroplanes, the ...

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  33. WORLD'S GODFATHER

    LONDON, Saturday.—Amazing admission on behalf of the plaintiff were made yesterday in the Lubdock breach of promise case. The defendant said ...

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  34. A PRACTICAL JOKE

    PARIS, Saturday.—Two girl friends of a farmer named Trixier, knowing that he was proceeding homeward late at night near Rion, decided to play ...

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  35. £200,000 THEFT AT HOLLYWOOD.

    HOLLYWOOD (California), Saturday.—Oil painting and antiquities valued at £200,000 have been stolen from the home of Mr. Martin Wiesschenk, ...

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  36. Investigation Stifled

    Republican leaders oppose all activities of the Aircraft Investigation Committee. They have suddenly stifled the inquiry, thereby creating widespread ...

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  37. Kirkwood Threatened

    "The Evening Standard" says that since his speech in the House of Commons, Mr. D. Kirkwood (Labor representative for Dumbarton), who was ...

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  38. FATAL TRAMCAR ACCIDENT IN PHILIPPINES.

    MANILA, Saturday.—Five persons were killed and 14 hurt yesterday when a tramcar on the Corregidor Island military reservation overturned. Those ...

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  39. WOMAN COMMUNIST COMMITS SUICIDE.

    SOFIA, Saturday.—Madame Gitclieff, the wife of an architect, who wus detained by the police in connection with the recent murder of a sentry ...

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  40. GOLD STANDARD

    LONDON, Saturday.—Professor J. N. Keyes, Chairman of the Special Board for Economies and Political, writing in "The Nation" yesterday, ...

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  41. UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE

    TOKIO, Saturday.—The Japanese Government's long-promised Universal Suffrage Bill was presented in the Diet to-day. ...

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  42. LITTLE WILLIE

    BERLIN, Saturday.—One of the strangest plebiscites over taken will shortly be hold in Prussia concerning the wedding gift to the ex-Crown ...

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  43. DISILLUSIONED

    LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Fred Bromley, a member of the recent trade union delegation to Russia, speaking at Barrow to-day on the delegation's ...

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  44. PEACE AT HOME

    TOKIO, Saturday.—The Peace Preservation Bill was debated in the Lower House on Thursday. It was referred to a commi[?]tee of 27. ...

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  45. THE GREAT BLACKMAIL CASE.

    LONDON, Saturday.—"The Daily Express" understands that Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Bevan have been subpoenaed to attend the trial of Hobbs ...

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  46. PRUSSIAN CABINET RESIGNS.

    BERLIN, Saturday.—The new Prussiuu Cabinet resigned yesterday, following the Diet's rojection of a vote of confidence by 221 to 218. ...

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  47. ST. PAUL'S FUND.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The fund initiated by "The Times" to assist in raising the necessary £500,000 for re[?]uovating the piers supporting the dome ...

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