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  2. PRESSING INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS

    At the Trade Union Congress in Glasgow a motion was earried instructing the Parliamentary Committee to draft a practical and effective policy for the ...

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  3. NEWS IN BRIEF

    It is probable that the general election in France will the held on November 9. The National Association of Sydney ...

    Article : 376 words
  4. STRUGGLE CONTINUES IN RUSSIA

    In a message from Omsk. Admiral Koltchak's in [?], Mr. Wilton, the "Times"correspondent, says:— General Dietrich's Third Army has ...

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  5. EUROPE IN THE MELTING POT

    Europe races a dreadful winte. It is the [?] war. No will can serve her [?]. Work alone is her remedy, and of work every country is showing a ...

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  6. SCIENCE ADVANCES

    Sir Charles Parsons, inventor of the turbine engine, presided at a meeting of the British Association at Bournmouth, and in the course of his inaugural ...

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  7. MINERS DESIRE LESS WORK.

    A sharp increase in the basic wage and a six-hour working day on five days a week are included in the programme of the United Mine Workers' ...

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  8. EXPLANATION DESIRED.

    There is a growing demand by the newspapers that Mr. Churchill, Secretary of State for War. who is shooting in Scotland, should return to London and ...

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  9. ARMY RAGGED AND HUNGRY.

    Telegraphing from Reval, the capital and port of Esthonia, the "Daily Express" correspondent says:— The armies operating against ...

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  10. 30,000 MEN DOWN TOOLS.

    Advices from Scranton a city of Pennsylvania, state that 30,000 coal miners employed in the Lackawanna Valley mines have gone on strike. Their ...

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  11. CLERGY MAKE REQUEST.

    The bishop, elergy, and Christians at Archngel have telegraphed to Dr. Randall Davidson, Archbishop of Casterbury, degging that the British troops be ...

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  12. SHOULD BRITISH STAY?

    Colonel John Ward. Labor M.P., for Stoke-on-Trent, who has just returned from Russia, where he served with Admiral Koltehak's army, has been ...

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  13. POLICE TO LEAVE BEATS.

    Members of the Policemen's Union have decided to strike on Tuesday as the result of a dispute as to whether the police should join an organisation. ...

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  14. RIOTING IN STEEL WORKS.

    News from Hammond (Indiana) states that five foreigners were killed in the rioting which took place at the works of the Standard Steel Company. ...

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  15. UNREST IN AMERICA.

    Whether 600,000 maintenance men and railway laborers in Canada and the United States will strike, tying up 500 railway services, seems to depend ...

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  16. SHANTUNG STORM CENTRE

    Speaking here in connection with his tour of the United States in support of the Peace Treaty, President Wilson admitted that he disliked the Shantung ...

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  17. YENUE SHIFTS FROM PEKIN TO WASHINGTON.

    "The Times" correspondent as Washington states that Mr. Kei Shidehara, Japanese Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, is to succeed Viscount Ishii as ...

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  18. CONQUERING THE AIR

    At the Aviatik works, Leipsig the largest aeroplane in the world has been constructed, says "The Times" correspondent at Berlin. ...

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  19. INTERVENTION IN MEXICO

    The existence of an organised propaganda movement in the United States, calculated to counteract any step toward armed intervention in Mexico, was ...

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  20. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT

    In the House of Representatives on Thursday Mr. Sampson asked whether the Government had any information from the Imperial Government as to the ...

    Article : 359 words
  21. PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN

    Lord D'Abernon, chairman of the Central Liquor Traffic Control Board, has been interviewed regarding "Pussyfoot" johnson's prohibition campaign in ...

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  22. BOLSHEVIKS BEATEN

    Mr. Wilton, telegraphing from Omsk, says that General Diterich's third army scored an important success, routing two Red divisions representing half the ...

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  23. GO TO RUSSIA

    A message from Helsingfons states that (Professor Goode, correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian," has been arrested at the request of the British authorities. ...

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  24. SEAMEN'S TROUBLE

    A tentative agreement has been reached by the conference which has been dealing with matters involved in the seamen's dispute. Senator Millen ...

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  25. MONTREAL SEEKS AMNESTY

    It has been decided by the City Council to ask the Prince of Wales to obtain an amnesty in favor of defaulters from military service, many of whom ...

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  26. 'INSULTING AND PROVOCATIVE'

    The discussion by the Japanese press of the action of the Foreign Relations Committee of the United States Senate in deciding that Shantung should be ...

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  27. WORKERS' TROUBLES

    Mr. Hughes (Prime Minister), on Thursday, arranged a conference to take place later with the object of settling the Broken Hill strike and the ...

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  28. PEACE TREATY

    The Roumanian and Yuugo-Slay delegatehave not signed the Peaec Treaty because they have not received instructions from their Governments. The Supreme ...

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  29. PEACE TREATY SIGNED

    Reports from St. Germain state that the Austrian Peace Treaty has been signed. ...

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  30. AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS

    The Australians scored 81 against Thornton's eleven (8 for 146). This is practically a test match. Hitch took [?] for 24. ...

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  31. ANOTHER GERMAN REPUBLIC.

    A MESSAGE from Berlin states that the Government of the province of Birkenfelz, which separated from Oldenburg has issued a proclamation declaring itself an ...

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  32. THE SENATE.

    In the Senate Senator Barnes moved The adjournment of the Senate to draw attention to the case of a postal official at Ballarat who had been dismissed from ...

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  33. FUTURE CONTROL OF SYRIA

    A Paris message states that, according to the Marveilles News Agency, FieldMarshal Lord Allenby, commander of the Allied Forces in Asia Minor, who ...

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  34. DISCIPLINE IN THE NAVY

    In the House of Representatives on Thursday Mr. West asked whether the Federal Government intended to take steps in regard to the remission of ...

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  35. PEACE TREATY DOUBTS

    Mr. W. L. Mackenzie, leader of the Liberal Party in the House of Commons, in discussing Sir Robert Borden's motion to ratify the Peace Treaty, quoted ...

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  36. PROBLEMS OF FUTURE

    President Wilson addressed a special session of the Minnesota Legislature, which is overwhelmingly Republican. He said that the cost of living was ...

    Article : 159 words
  37. BELIEF DISCONTINUED.

    It is announced that the Relief Commission is discontinuing its operations in Belgium, and has donated the balance of the funds, amounting to 150.000.000 francs, ...

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  38. DEMAND FOR A SUBSTITUTE.

    Senator Miles Pomdexter (Progressive) reply to President Wilson, said:— The President says, in his stately style, "Put up or shut up. Accept the ...

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  39. BOOTS AND BLANKETS SOLD

    The Australian Disposal Board has sold 100,000 pairs of boots, the best aver aging 28/ and the second best 24/. London dealers took 3000 pairs of ...

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  40. MR. BALFOUR LEAVES PARIS.

    A message from Paris states that Mr. Balfour returns to England on September 11. His successor as First British Plenipotentiary is not yet known. ...

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  41. "A ONE-MAN DOCUMENT."

    Senator Spencer, of Missouri, in the course of a speech, said:—The Peace Treaty is a one-man document. If Japan should purchase Lower California, ...

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  42. R33'S VOYAGE.

    The R33 started on her voyage to-day, not September 11. She departed from Pulham. Norfolk, at 8.14 to-night. ...

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  43. LAND TITLES SETTLED

    In the course of his speech here, President Wilson laid emphasis on the point that the treaty settle the land titles of Europe, and that this feature would ...

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  44. CARRANZA V. VILLA.

    GALVESTON (Texas), September 9. The Mexican Con[?]ul claims that the Carranzists in three recent battles completely annihilared Villais cavalry, but ...

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  45. HORSEFLESH FOR BELGIUM

    Dockers engaged in loading a steamer at Goole, Yorkshire, with horseflesh to be shipped to Belgium for eating purposes, continued striking to-day. ...

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  46. SOUTH AFRICA'S MANDATE.

    Issued to-night, the Bill giving effect to the provisions of the Peace Treaty authorising the acceptance of the mandate for German South-West Africa ...

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  47. NATIONALIST CONFERENCE.

    At the Nationalist conference in Sydney on Thursday morning a resolution was carried in support of a woman being appointed as a honorary magistrate. ...

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  48. BAKERS AND BUTCHERS' DISPUTES

    The dispute in connection with the meat preserving industry of the Charles Bowen Company, Alexandra. N.S.W., has resulted in several hundred men seasing work. No ...

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  49. SMUTS ASSURES PARLIAMENT.

    In the course of the debate in the House of Assembly on the ratification of the Peace Treaty, General Hertzog, leader of the Nationalists Party, ...

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  50. UNSETTLED IRELAND

    A large body of armed [?] attacked a military convoy a few miles from Permoy Ireland on Sunday evening, and captured 25 rifles, and drove ...

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  51. PEACE TREATY

    Mr. MacKenzie leader of the Liberals in the House of Representatives. discussing Premier Borden's motion to ratify the Peace Treaty, quoted ...

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  52. RAILWAYS REVENUE.

    The approximate earning of the South Australian railways amounted to £566.400 for the June quarter and £2.446.200 for the year ended with June. The ...

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  53. THE DEATH SENTENCE

    A message from Budapest states that 4500 Communists have been arrested and will be tried here shortly. The Entente presented a Note prohibiting the passing ...

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  54. FIRST MEETING OF LEAGUE MAY NOT BE HELD TILL 1920.

    It is now practically certain that the first meeting of the League of Nations will not be held here in October as originally planned. ...

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  55. POLICE CONDUCT FUNERALS.

    Owing to the municipal strike the police are carrying out funerals. ...

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  56. SINN FEIN RAID.

    Sun Feiners in row [?] raided a [?] in Monkstown Bay, overcame the skeleton crew, and carried off rifles and rounitions. ...

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  57. Advertising

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  58. ADELAIDE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.

    At the last meeting of the board of management of the Children's Hospital Miss B. S. Rosman was appointed superintendent of nurses in succession to Miss ...

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  59. KRONSTADT RAIDED.

    Twelve British aeroplanes raided Kronstadt on the night of September 6. ...

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  60. FIFTY SHOPS WREOKED.

    The crowd wrecked 50 shops at Fe[?] last night. ...

    Article : 19 words
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