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  3. FRENCH PARLIAMENT MEETS.

    PARIS, Thursday.—France's new Premier (M. Tardien) met with a cool reception in the Chamber to-day when he read his Ministerial declaration. He ...

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  4. Government Censured for Viceroy's Statement.

    ''TO-DAY'S House of Commons debate on India attracted a full attendance of members. Twenty peers sat in the Peers' Gallery, including Lords Reading, Brentford, Burnham and Darling. Many Indians wearing turbans and several members of ...

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  5. N.Y. Share Panic.

    NEW YORK. Thursday.—The stock market staged a recovery to-day that meant millions of dollars to hard-pressed traders ...

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  6. MIGRATION HOLD-UP.

    LONDON, Thursday. — Interviewed to-day by a representative, of the Australian Press. Association, a shipowner who accompanied, the recent, delegation ...

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  7. NO CRISIS.

    MR. BALDWIN said he had replied that, so far as he was concerned, he would concur, but that he could not speak for his ...

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  8. KING AT THEATRE.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The King to-night attended the Drury Lane production of "Rose Marie." This was his first visit to the theatre since his illness. ...

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  9. "An Unfortunate Discussion."

    LONDON, Friday—There is a general feeling of relief that the Indian debate is over. As one member of the Statutory Commission remarked, it was ...

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  10. FREEDOM OF TRAVEL.

    PARIS, Friday.—The draft of the Convention for the Treatment of Foreigners contains a number of contentious questions. Of particular interest ...

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  11. GOVERNMENT'S COAL PLAN.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The miners' delegate's conference, after a lengthy debate, accepted the general principles of the Government's coal plan "while ...

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  12. SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.

    Faced by the problem of apathy to-wards church services on Sunday, a committee appointed by the Presbyterian Assembly of Victoria prepared a ...

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  13. ARMISTICE DAY.

    WASHINGTON. Friday.— President Hoover has issued a proclamation set; ting aside Monday as Armistice Day, and calling upon the people of America ...

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  14. BILLIARDS.

    NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—A feature of the Davis-M'Conachy match was the splendid recovery of the British champion in the evening when outpointed ...

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  15. Rhineland Evacuation.

    BERLIN, Thursday.—"Vorwaerts" reports the cancellation of the vacuation orders of a French regiment stationed at Kreuznach, in the Third Zone. ...

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  16. The Prince's Banquet.

    LONDON, Friday.—The greatest interest is being displayed in the Prince's dinner at the House of Lords to-morrow for Victorin Cross winners. ...

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  17. Five-Day Week.

    MOSCOW, Friday.—Partly refuting the unofficial story that the five-day week ordinance has broken down because families want the same day off, the ...

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  18. Lindrum Forges Ahead.

    GLASGOW, Thursday.— Lindrum and Smith both played with care when play was resumed to-day. Smith, working diligently to keep the balls in position, ...

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  19. FUGITIVE PEASANTS.

    BERLIN, Thursday.—"Tageblatt" says that 4000 more fugitive peasants of German blood have arrived in Moscow from all parts of Russia, raising ...

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