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  3. LABOR JUBILANT

    Britain has concluded a commercial and general treaty with the Soviet of Russia. They were signed on Wednesday by the Russian delegates to the Anglo-Russian Conference. ...

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  4. BATTLE OF JUTLAND.

    "THE Battle of Jutland was the crucial test of every decision of the Admiralty for a decade. The British Fleet reduced the German ...

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  5. PERMAIN REPLY.

    LONDON, Wednesday—The German reply was presented to the inter-Allied Conference this morning. It is understood that is contains no definite ...

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  6. IRISH BOUNDARIES.

    AN Irish Bill was introduced in] the British House of Commons on Wednesday, conferring on the British Government the power ...

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  7. Commercial Treaty.

    LONDON, Wednesday—Ministerial [?] greeted the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Arthur Ponsonby) when he ...

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  8. Now France.

    Russain cirlces in Paris show that one reason for the Soviet's eagerness to resume relations with Britain and France is that another famine is in sight. ...

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  9. EAST AND WEST.

    WILLIAMSTOWN [?] Wednesday—The solution of the color question threatens to become the acid test put in Occidental civilisation," ...

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  10. Treaty a Fake.

    Following Mr. [?] George complained that the Government's statement was incomplete and inadequate. He said: "So far as I ...

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  11. WORLD FLIGHTS.

    ENGINE failure was the primary cause of the wreecking of the British globe-circling airplane, thus frustrating the expedition. ...

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  12. General Treaty.

    Mr. Ponsonby, dealing with the general [?]treaty[?] said that the debts claims occupied chief place in the negotiations. The British had been faced by the ...

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  13. SHORTENED LIVES.

    TORONTO, Wednesday—"Medical men, in future, must change their strategy. Instead of awaiting an attack, it must assume the offensive," ...

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  14. Nelsonian Touch Gone.

    Commander C. Bollairs, R.N., M.P., declares;— "Admiral Lord Jelli[?] represented the Admiralty's mind, aiming to avoid ...

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  15. FACED BY HOSTILE HOUSE.

    Conservatives and Liberals followed Mr. Lloyd George in criticising the agreement. They demanded the adjournment of the debate, pending the ...

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  16. Typhoon in Japan.

    [?] Wednesday— A typhoon swept South Japan to-day, including [?] and Formosa. Railway traffic everywhere has been interrupted. The ...

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  17. War Prevention.

    PRAGUE, Wednesday—The International Miners' Congress to-day passed the following resolution at the instance of the Britihs and French unions:— ...

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  18. Blake Undaunted.

    LONDON, Wednesday —Major W. T. Blake is appealing for £25,000 for another British attempt to fly around the world early in 1925. ...

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  19. TUBERCULOSIS.

    Major-General Bruce declared that most disease could be prevented, and deplored the unsatisfactory state of knowledge regarding tuberculosis. He ...

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  20. Honor Where Due.

    The Anglo-Russian agreement was due to the dramatic intervention yesterday of the British Prime Minister (Mr. [?] Macdonald). He expressed the ...

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  21. Jellicoe Justified.

    Admiral Sir William Grant, on the contrary, is of the opinion that the circumstances o the engagement were everything. Since they have been made ...

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  22. Destroyer Aground.

    TOKIO, Wednesday—A message from [?] says that the destroyer, No. 4, grounded at the entrance to Beppu Harboor early this morning, while ...

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  23. Swords Into Ploughshares.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday—One hundred million pounds of pyrotol, part of vast supplies of explosives gathered by the United States Government for ...

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  24. CONSERVATIVE OPPOSITION.

    The Leader of the Condervative Opposition (Mr. Stanley Baidwin), speaking at Hemel Hempstead to-day, dwelt on the assurances repeatedly given to ...

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  25. RUSSIANS ELATED.

    The response was enthusiastic and prompt. The British delegates assembled at the Foreign Office and the Russians at their hotel. Following an ...

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  26. Cancer Research.

    LONDON, Wednesday—Professor Chapman, of Sydney University, informed a representative for the Australian Press Association to-day that a ...

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  27. Argentine Progressing.

    SIMLA, Wednesday—Major Pedro Zanni, the Argentine aviator attempting a flight round the world, reached Allahabad this morning. He excepts ...

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  28. Freemasonry in Italy.

    LONDON, Wednesday—Two branches of [?] exist in Italy. One is the Allied Grand Orient, while the other belongs to the same constitution, ...

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  29. BUSH PICNICS.

    LONDON, Wednesday—Working day and night, under the supervision of Mr. Hassan, of the Australian Meat Council, workmen re-arranged the meat ...

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  30. More Mexican Murders.

    MEXICO, CITY, Wednesday— Seventeen defenceless persons were killed and 10 others wounded, when a band of 50 armed outlaws to-day ...

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  31. ULSTER WILL STAND FIRM.

    "The Daily Telegraph's" Belfast correspondent says that, despite Mr. Thomas statement that the Bill would he stubbornly resisted on behalf of ...

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  32. N.Z. Contract.

    LONDON, Wednesday—"I understand that the successful British tender for the [?] power scheme involved the use of a proportion of ...

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  33. Empire Unification.

    LONDON, Wednesday—Three hundred educationalists from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Newfoundland, and 200 Canadian undergraduates ...

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  34. MRS. EVANS' MURDERER CAPTURED.

    The man has been captured who assassinate, in the vicinity of [?] [?] in the State of [?] Mexico, on Saturday evening, Mrs. [?] ...

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  35. YOUNG AUSTRALIANS AT EXETER.

    LONDON, Wednesday—The touring members of the Young Australia League arrived to-day on a three days visit to Exeter. They have been ...

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