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  4. U.S. PRESIDENCY. VOTE FOR SMITH.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The former Under-secretary to the United States Navy (Mr. Franklin Roosevelt), putting Mr. Al. Smith into Democratic ...

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  5. NAVAL DOCKS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—At a combined meeting of naval architects, engineers, and shipbuilders to-day, Captains D. M. Munro, and S. F. Staples ...

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  6. IRISH FREE STATE. Minister at Washington.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The British Government has instructed the British Ambassador at Washington (Sir Esme Howard) to inform the United-states ...

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  7. U.S.=JAP. QUESTION. Seeking Solution.

    TOKIO, Wednesday.—Christian workers of Japan, American as well as Japanese, meeting in conference to-day, passed a resolution expressing a firm ...

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  8. TUBERCULOSIS.

    PARIS, Wednesday.—Serum is only o preventive. Its effects are not applicable to those actually infected by consumption. ...

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  9. Discourtesy to Foreigners.

    Yesterday afternoon, prior to and during the arrival at Yokohama of a vessel from abroad, foreigners, particu larly Americans, were subjected to an ...

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  10. M'Adoo the Man.

    Ex-Senator. Phelan, in his speech putting Mr. M'Adoo in nomination, emphasised his executive achievements—notably his war service as Secretary of the ...

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  11. HEALTH WRECKING. Orgy in America.

    CLEVELAND (Ohio), Wednesday.— "It would be better to restore light wines and beer than to permit the present orgy of health-wrecking and ...

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  12. GERMANY. Looking to the League.

    BERLIN, Wednesday.—The German Cabinet to-day was discussing; the Allied note with regard to military control. It is expected that a reply will be ...

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  13. SUDAN. Britain's Policy.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—"The British Government recognises its obligalions to the Sudanese It regards them in such a chafracter that the ...

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  14. WEST v. EAST.

    The natural Western enthusiasm for Mr. M' Adoo was augmented by adroit stage management characteristic of California, the so-called film State. The ...

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  15. London Conference.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—The United States State Department has been advised by the Ambassador in London (Mr. Kellogg) that an ...

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  16. Anglo-U.S. Liquor Treaty.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.—An order was served in the district attorney to-day requiring him to show cause why he should not seize all liquors ...

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  17. PROPOSAL CRITICISED.

    Lord Curzon, former Foreign Secretary, criticised the proposed. arrangement as unwise. He said that the whole case should have first been ...

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  18. EGYPT NO SAY AT ALL.

    The debate on the Sudan question, which was raised by Lord Raglan, developed importantly, owing notably to the important of Loard Grey, [?] ...

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  19. OVERLENDING.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—"The high proportion of Dominion and foreign borrowings to the total capital issues this year raises the question of ...

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  20. Underwood Nominated.

    Mr. Fordncy Johnson, of Alabama, putting Sonator Underwood in nomination, aroused great feeling when he announced the unalterable proposition ...

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  21. Eight Hours' Day.

    A special plenary session of the International Labor Conference to-day discussed the non-ratification of an eight-hours' day by many European ...

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  23. ANTHRAX.

    GENEVA, Wednesday.—The International Labor Conforence reassembled to-day. At the meeting of the Authrax ...

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  24. JAPANESE DIET.

    TOKIO, Wednesday.—Extraordinary tri-week sessions of the Japanese Diet opens to-day with the election of a Speaker. ...

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  25. INHERENT IN DOMINION STATUTES.

    The Lord High Chancellor (Lord Haldane) thought that the Government's decision regarding Canada was inevitable. The British Empire consisted of a ...

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  27. HORRIBLE MURDERS.

    LONDON. Wednesday.—Auastasia Perminkova, a gipsy, clairvoyant, with her husband and six male and female accomplices, have been sentenced to ...

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  28. OTHER NOMINATIONS.

    The names of Senators Ralston, Robinson, Carter and Glass and the former Ambassador, Mr. Davis, were also placed in nomination. Other nominations are ...

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  29. ROSE DAY.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Alexandra Rose Day began at 5 o' clock this morning, when sellers tackled Covent Garden annd other night workmen. ...

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  30. Democratic Platform.

    The Resolutions Committee, under the chairmanship of Mr. Cummings, continued un all-night session, devoted to the consideration of the various planks ...

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  32. COCOA.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The conference in London of representatives, of the chief cocoa growing countries in the world passed a resolution to-day in ...

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  33. Australian Night.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—A series of gala dinners by Western London to honor visitors to the British Empire Exhibition was inaugurated last ...

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  34. WORLD FLIERS.

    RANGOON, Wednesday.—The British aviators attempting a flight round tho world, led by Flight-Commander Maclaren, arrived ut Rangoon from ...

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  35. Old Age Pensions. Tackling the Problem.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Two hundred and fifty thousand elderly people will benefit as a result of the extension of the old age pensions scheme in ...

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  36. Nationalist Loyalty:

    CAPETOWN, Wednesday.—The new Prime Minister of South Africa (General Hertzog) has decided to invite the Prince of Wales to visit the ...

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  37. France's Fallen.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The members of the Australian Olympic team placed a wreath on the French Unknown Soldier's grave at Are de ...

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  39. South African Union.

    JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday.— "The Rand Daily Mail" understands that the Nationalist Government intends to appoint a European ...

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  40. MORE TO FOLLOW.

    The proposals in nowise could be regarded as a final settlement of the problem of old age pensions. He hoped shortly to submit'a scheme for mothers ...

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