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  4. AFFRAY ON STEAMER

    News was received on arrival at Fremantle from Singapore this morning of the steamer Minderoo of a serious affray ,which occurred oh board whilst the vessel ...

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  5. WAR MEMORIES

    "The commemoration ol historic events brings back. memories of other days," said the State Secretary of the R.S.L. (Mr. D. M. Benson) this morning, when ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. POINCARE RESIGNS

    Later developments, possibly resulting in a break-up of the Poincare Government, occurred at the night sitting of the Socialist-Radical Congress, after ...

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  7. SHOT IN CHEST

    Captain Thos. Hall, master of the Australian-American Line's steamer Australia, accidentally shot himself in the chest when cleaning a revolver in the ship ...

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  8. AWESOME SPECTACLE

    The Etna eruption is still most alarming and terrifying. Explosions, subterranean rumblings, and showers of ashes, cinders, and incandescent stones ...

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  9. RAILING THE HARVEST

    Railway officials anticipate no hitch in the expeditious removal of the harvest from the sidings to ships this year, nor with the transport of superphosphate ...

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  10. MACHINE-GUNS GUARD U.S. VOTERS

    With general ideal weather conditions obtaining: throughout the country, balloting commenced early in an unprecedented volume, all sections of women being conspicuous. Despite the bitterness of the issues involved, no disorders wore reported up till early this afternoon. New ...

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  11. FANNED BY WINDS

    Strong, hot north-west winds are fanning bush fires in many places. Bulli, on the south coast, is almost surrounded by fires, and scrub areas ...

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  12. CRITICISM IN COMMONS

    In the House of Commons today Mr. Ramsay Macdonald (Leader of the Opposition), speaking on the Address-in-Reply began, "This was a queer King's ...

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  13. CHICAGO GUARDS POLLS

    Voters went to the polls at the rate, of 100,000 an hour. When the polls opened at 6 a.m. nine machine-gun squads and detectives were cruising the south-side ...

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  14. STOCK MARKET

    The Westralian Farmers Ltd. report that the metropolitan fat stock market was held at Midland Junction today. Sheep: Approximately 14,300 sheep ...

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  15. KILLED SEVEN NATIVES

    The first criminal sittings of the Supreme Court in Central Australia began in Darwin this morning, before Judge Mallam and a jury, when two aborigines ...

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  16. HUGE ELECTION WAGER

    The biggest election bet recorded was William Durant's wager of 1,000,000 dollars (£200,000) on Mr. Hoover against 1200,000 dollars (£40,000.) The latter ...

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  17. HOSTILITY TO POINCARE

    The Socialist-Radical Congress's action, resulting in the, fall of the French Cabinet, has all the appearance of a manoeuvre behind the hostility to M. ...

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  18. MR. HOOVER ELECTED

    An urgent cable message from New York, received late today, stated that Mr.H.C. Hoover had been elected President. ...

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  19. MASCALI DESTROYED

    The correspondent of the London "Daily News" at Milan states, that Mt. Etna is an awesome spectacle at night time. One Side of the gigantic mountain ...

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  20. FULL OF HUMAN JUICES

    Mr. Mencken, editor of the "American Mercury," says:- "Mr. Hoover is just as fat as Coolidge and a dose of aspirin, while Smith is ...

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  21. HOOVER SCORES HEAVILY

    The avalanche of voting in Chicago was unrestrained through the noon hour, and by 2 o'clock the million vote mark had been more than passed. ...

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  22. SMITH AND PROHIBITION

    No matter how many "wet" spots the country contains, or how many "moon-shine" deaths Have been recorded in the leading cities. America wishes to ...

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  23. ELECTED TO ASSEMBLY

    The seats In the Legislative Assembly previously occupied by Mr. E. B. Jonnston (C.P.) and the late Mr. T. J. Heron (Labor) will in future be filled by ...

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  24. POPPY DAY

    "It has always been a source of gratification to me that the great occasions of the war have been made days of solemn remembrance, on which our feelings of ...

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  25. FREMANTLE MOTORDROME

    Fast motor cars will take a prominent part in the programme of events listed for the meeting of the Fremantle Motordrome next Friday night. The principal ...

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  26. OVERCOAT STOLEN

    Working on a motor truck with his brother in St. George's-terrace near Pier-street last night, Harry Albert Lowe went away about 9.30 p.m. and left an ...

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  28. OPINION IN BRITAIN

    The "Sun"-"Herald's" political correspondent understands that the British Government regards the French political crisis at present as not affecting the ...

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  29. BIG BLACK OPAL

    A black opal of 225 carats, worth when cut anything from £3000 to £5000, has been dug up at Grawin Field, 42 miles from Walgett. ...

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  30. STOP PRESS

    Archibald Summers (22). was found guilty of manslaughter of Neil Clayton. ...

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  31. AMERICAN ELECTIONS.

    At 10 p.m. the votes of the Electoral Colleges were divided as follows:-Hoover, 340; Smith, 180; doubtful, 83. ...

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  32. SS. LYGNERN PURCHASED.

    It was learned today that Dunstan, Lloyd and Co., Ltd., jute brokers and general merchants; of Murray-street. Perth, have purchased the ...

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  33. INSUFFICIENT BRAKES

    Charged that the braking power on his motor cycle was insufficient, Richard Bale was fined 30s by Mr. F. P. Horgan (Acting-Assistant P.M.) in the Traffic ...

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  34. AUSTRALIA V. ENGLAND

    The selectors have chosen the following eight certainties for an Australian XI. to play the Englishmen at. Sydney on November 16:-V. ...

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  36. WOMAN'S LEG FRACTURED

    While ascending some steps on the second floor in Foy and Gibson's, Ltd., at 11.30 a.m., today, Mrs. Bloomfield (55), of 20 Perth-Fremantle-road, ...

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  37. LATE SHIPPING

    The W.A.S.N. Company's steamer GASCOYNE sailed from Fremantle for Singapore, via Nor'-West ports, at noon today. ...

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