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IRISH CONFERENCE
It is now possible that the Irish Conference will not resume till October 1. Committees meanwhile are busy transacting preliminary business, and the ...
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CREDIT SYSTEM
The Premier's proposals for the extension of trade by means of credit and assistance in raising capital for industrial undertakings has been well ...
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RUSSIAN RELIEF
Maxim Gorky has arrived here. It is understood that he proposes to enter into negotiations with American capitalists on behalf of the Soviet Government. ...
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IDLE BUILDERS
The National Labor Housing Association and Federation of Tenants' Leagues held their annual conference at the City Hall Ca[?]did, yesterday. ...
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WORST FOR 100 YEARS
Mr. Llyod George made a statement in the House of Commons on unemployment. He denied that the Government had done nothing. It had distributed under the ...
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EATING EARTH
Many of Russia starving peasants are now obliged to eat the very earth which has refused to yield the normal food supplies. ...
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HANDS OFF ULSTER
Criticisms which have been made on the "Irish Bulletin," the official organ of Sinn Fein, of the speech which [?]e made at Belfast on Saturday, in which ...
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LABOR PARTY APPEAL
The executive of the London Labor Party has sent a letter to Mr. Lloyd George regretting that the Government has not faced the fundamentals of the ...
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UPPER SILESIA
It is learned that the Polish Government has given an assurance that it will do its utmost to ensure the carrying out of the League of Nations' ...
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BRITISH MINING INDUSTRY
Members of the executive of the Miners' Federation attended at the Board of Trade in order to induce the Government to permit three millions of the ...
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MESSAGE FROM THE POPE.
The Pope has sent a message to King George rejoicing at the resumption of Irish negotiations. The King has re[?]procated. ...
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PRUSSIANISM
Marking the beginning of the campaign of Mr. Poynton (Minister for [?]ome and Territories) in the Northern Territory regulations were published ...
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10TH AND 50TH
The 10th and 50th B[?] held a reunion smoke social at the Cheer Up [?] on Thursday evening, when a large number of members of the [?]on clubs ...
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MISSED THE BOAT
Having missed his boat, the [?]ysses, at Capetown, George Murray, a young [?]ireman, found himself faced with the problem of starvation. He had a wife ...
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ADAM LINDSAY GORDON
The Minister of Education (Mr. Geo. [?]tchie) stated on Thursday that the Government had decided to purchase "Dingley Dell," the home of the poet, ...
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GREEK VILLAGES DESTROYED
According to reliable foreign testimony, 420 out of 720 prosperous Greek villages in the Black Sea district of Samsun and Ba[?]ra, have been completely ...
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ANDREW fISHER
Mr. Andrew Fisher, formerly Prime Minister of Australia, and who retired from the High Commissionership at the beginning of this year, will leave for ...
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CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
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BILLS INTRODUCED
Two Government Bills dealing with unemployment were formally introduced in the House of Commons by Mr. Macnamara, Minister of Labor, namely, a ...
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N.S.W. WHEAT POOL
The Treasurer to-day Said he regarded it as a triumph for the State that the Government had secured accommodation in London to finance the wheat pool. ...
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OUT OF WORK
The difficulty in obtaining work has resulted in the inability of John William [?]and to support his wife, Milda May, and he was sued in the Adelaide Police ...
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SEAMEN CONFER
To-day the officials of the Seamen's Union assembled in conference at the Trades Hall, with Mr. Lom Walsh in the chair, to consider important matters ...
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INQUEST ON BUSH TRAGEDY
The story of the tragedy wherein a grie[?]-stricken mother, because of the death of her baby threw herself into a dam and was drowned, was enquired ...
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N.S.W. HURRICANES
At Armidale terrific storms have passed over portions of the district during the past two days, and a violent hurricane was experienced at Aberfoyle, and ...
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SUDDEN TEMPTATION
Misfortune and unfavorable circumstances were the causes of the appearance in the Adelaide Police Court on Thursday of a young man named Herbert ...
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GERMAN STEAMERS
Reports have been received in Melbourne from Europe stating that the German-Australian line, which had a large connection here before the way, has ...
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SYDNEY WOOL SALES
The Sydney wool sales were continued to-day; 7346 bales were offered, also several large clips from Queensland. There was splendid competition and ...
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PRICE OF STEEL
In a speeeh at Dalm[?]ir, Lord Inver[?] declared that unless the price of steel were reduced to something like pre-war figures, the steel works must ...
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CABINET CRISIS
An incident at a Socialist demonstration at Louviere, when the red flag depicting a Belgian soldier breaking his rifle was ceremoniously presented to the ...
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OPALS IN A BACK YARD
The mysterious discovery of opals in the back yard of a house in Regent street has been cleared up. It appears that a recent visitor from White ...
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N.S.W. PROGRESSIVE PARTY
The leader of the Progressive Party, in a lengthy reply to the Criticisms against the Progressives by the Nationalist Conference, says that the ...
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UNEMPLOYED EX-SOLDIERS
The Premier (Hon. J. Dooley) informed Mr. Murray in the Legislative Assembly to-day that he intended to stress on the Federal Government next week ...
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ORGY SCENE IN NEW PLAY
Justifying the orgy scene in his new [?] "Cairo," which has led to discussion Mr. Oscar Asche points out that when be produced "Antony and ...
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PRISON NEWSPAPER
Replying to Mr. Fitzpatrick. in the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. McKell stated that the newspaper called the "Compe[?]dium" was published for prisoners and circulated ...
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GRADING OF BUTTER
A proclamation has recently been issued by the Governor-General of the Commonwealth on the subject of the grading of butter, which is of interest ...
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FITZROY VENDETTA.
A man known to the police as Ivo Olson, was short dead in a lane in Fitz[?]y shortly after noon to-day. The Fitzr[?]y police have de[?]ained a man and a ...
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OLYMPIA GAMES
Rumors that France had decided to leave the organisation of the Olympic Games in 1924 to the United States have been disposed of by the statement of ...
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RETURNING TO ENGLAND
A number of ranks send ratings of the submarine base at Osborne House, Geelong, who are members of the Royal Navy loaned to Australia, are under ...
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QUESTIONS FOR HUGHES
Returned soldiers are dissatisfied with the reply given to the deputation which waiter on Sir Joseph Cook and have written to Mr. Hughes asking him what ...
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