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  5. No Previous British General Election Has Provided More Uncertain Outlook.

    THE country this morning began the election of a new Parliament. Party organisers considered the weather the most important factor from the viewpoint of women's votes. The day broke fair but cloudy. Two hundred and six results will be declared to-night, or in the early hours of Friday morning. These involve 37 London boroughs, 135 English boroughs, 22 ...

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  6. COALS to NEWCASTLE

    LONDON, Wednesday. — Eight cargoes-of coal are leaving the north-cast const of England for Australia, status the eity editor dof ...

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  7. PRINCE'S SPELL.

    "Possibly by shaking hands with the Prince of Wales, I aroused the hatred of the Communist parties in Russia and Britain," ...

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  8. English Price Affected.

    LONDON, Thursday. — The city editor of "The Times" says that the further tonnage taken for coal from England to Australia at 30/ a tan, ...

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  9. LABOR'S HOPES.

    THE Utmost enthusiasm and hope prevails at the Labor headquarters. "We have reports from all parts of the country," said a ...

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  10. THE CONSERVATIVES

    AT the Conservative headquarters, it was stated that there had been no indications of a landslido anywhere. ...

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  11. LAST SPEECHES.

    ELECTION candidates delivered their last speeches to-day, polling taking place. to-morrow. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, the ...

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  12. SOLO ENDURANCE FLIGHT

    LOS ANGELES (California). — Thursday.Herbert Fahy, in a monoplane, to-day broke the official and unofficial endurance solo flight record ...

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  13. Comment From Sydney.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.— Referring to the cabled news that shipments of coal are about to leave England for Australia, the chairman of the Northorn ...

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  14. Repeal of Prohibition Law.

    MADISON (Wisconsin), Wednesday.- Governor Kohler has signed a Bill repealing the State prohibition law, following a ...

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  15. U.S. TARIFF BILL.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday. — Seuator Reed, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, to-day examined The Tariff Bill us passed, by the House ...

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  16. STOCK EXCHANGE VIEWS.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — At the Stock Exchange there have been for two months dealings in election forecasts. These have anticipated a ...

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  17. VATICAN TERRITORY.

    ROME, Thursday. — The enelosure of the Vatican State territory has been completed, a post fenee having been erocted where the walls did not ...

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  18. LEADERS' MESS AGES ON EVE OF THE ELECTION.

    Each man and woman entitled: to vote can play a part to-day in shaping the destinies of the country and Empire. I am convinced ...

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  19. SCOTS' CHURCH UNION.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — In the closing address at the Church of Scotland Assembly to-day the Duke of York congratulated the Church on the ...

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  20. Mr. Lloyd George.

    Mr. Lloyd George, in his election message, said: The nation is weary of Tory recklessness, and afraid of ...

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  21. Mr. MacDonald.

    Hr. MacDonald appealed to the country to give the Labor Party the opportunity that other parties had had time and again. Both ...

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  22. BELGIAN ELECTIONS.

    BRUSSELS, Thursday. — The final election figures for the Chamber of Representatives are:—Catholics, 76 instead, of 78; Socialists, 70 instoad ...

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  24. THE SOVIET'S LEADERS.

    MOSCOW, Thursday. — The Central Exocutive of the Soviet Union has elected M. Bykof, President of the Council of the People's Commissaries, ...

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  25. LIBERAL PROSPECTS IMPROVED.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — Libera1 headquarters say in the past week prospects have improved 60 per cent., and they were good before that! ...

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  27. Arrest Mania Spreads.

    ASTRAKHAN, Thursday. — The Soviet's mania for arrests has spread here. Two hundred officials of Government co-operative organisations have ...

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  28. RESULTS TO-DAY.

    Owing to the difference in time between Tasmania and London, yesterday's British elcetion results will not be known here until to-day. To-morrow ...

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  29. HER DAYS ENDED.

    INFORMATION SUMMARY. ...

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