The next step in the reparations discussions will be the meeting of the Reparations Commission probably on Thursday, says the Paris correspondent ...
Article : 209 wordsThe Times" correspondent at Vienna says Mr. Lloyd George's blunt declaration that the Allies will not incur further burdens for the benefit of Austria has acted ...
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Article : 96 wordsSpeaking at Seattle, Vice-President Coolidge said the results of the five-Powers Treaty gave the United States a Navy second to none and an army that is ...
Article : 52 wordsNew York quotes sterling exchange at [?]48. A hundred German marks can be bought for 9½ cents. In London the mark closed at 5550 to the pound. ...
Article : 41 wordsIn Berlin the momentum of the "vieious [?]"is increasing with the collapse of the mark. Public officials and workers have been granted a 38 per centum ...
Article : 50 wordsP. G. H. Fender (Surrey), A. Kennedy (Hampshire) and W. Astill (Leicestershire) have each performed the double feat of scoring [?]000 runs and taking 100 ...
Article : 118 wordsDuke George of Saxe-Meiningen, the exPrince of Pru[?]ia (fifth son of the Kaiser) and the ex-Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria have all applied for pensions. ...
Article : 54 wordsAn official naval statement has been issued announcing that orders have been given to remove the turrets from the battleships Aki (19,800 tons, four 12 in., 12 10 in., and eight 6 in. guns, ...
Article : 195 wordsFolk have often wondered if it is within the power of the plodding steam roller to bolt and what would happen in such an event. ...
Article : 96 wordsThere was a dramatic episode at Newport, where Henri Cochet, soldier of France, on leave to play the Davis Cup preliminaries, was with Nat Niles of ...
Article : 134 wordsSimplicity marked the ceremony at Westminster Abbey to-day when the funeral service for the late Lord North[?]ffe took place. The most impressive ...
Article : 296 wordsFriday's double match between Australia and (France began with Mr. Clifford Black in the umpire's chair and Alonzo serving. Two fine placement shots by ...
Article : 1,027 wordsThe official list of the cricketers for the South African tour is as follows:—Mann, Carr, A. E. Gilligan Fender Jupp Stevens, F. Woolley, Livsey Brown, Mead, ...
Article : 94 wordsThe Reparations Commission, sitting in Paris, at an informal meeting practically decided in principle to send a financial mission to Berlin to examine ...
Article : 152 wordsHalf-time in the textile trade ended on J[?] 1, which is is the postponed date appointed [?] the Education Act of 1918. As from yesterday no boy or girl under 14, ...
Article : 435 wordsGene Sarazen defeated Jock Hutchison in the fourth round of the national golf championship three up and one to play. Their struggle in the morning round was ...
Article : 85 wordsThe last show of organised assistance on the part of the irregulars is believed to have disapeared with the capture of Greenore, Newmarket, and Kanturk. The ...
Article : 138 wordsGlamorgen champion bowler Clay has accepted an invitation to join A. C. MacLaren's team of amateurs who will visit Australia. The first match be played ...
Article : 43 wordsSex war has broken out on a South Coast golf course because women players insist on doing the round in high heels, indenting the turf sufficiently to pull up ...
Article : 85 wordsThe chauffeur, Harry Allaway, who was sentenced to death for the murder of Miss Wilkins, whom he decoyed from London, to Bournemouth by a telegram ...
Article : 55 wordsMany homesteads in Kerry are threatened with starvation owing to the difficulty of getting supplies in consequence of the wholesale destruction of railways ...
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Article : 64 wordsYouth was again served in the women's amateur tennis at forest Hills when Mrs. May Sutton-Bundy (champion of 1904, now aged 35 and the mother of five ...
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Article : 17 wordsSensational details of an irregular plot to create widespread disturbance in Dublin have reached the Government, who have taken elaborate precautions and ...
Article : 81 wordsThe Times, in a leading article states —With the recuperative powers of youth the Commonwealth has made a surprising recovery from the financial and economic ...
Article : 130 wordsCommander Walter Hinton left to-day abroard the mammoth seaplane Samp[?]io Correia from Rockaway naval station on a flight of 8500 miles to Rio de Janeiro. ...
Article : 35 wordsThe health committee of the League of Nations has decided to recommend the dispatch of a commission to the Far East to investigate the question ...
Article : 44 wordsMuch disappointment is felt in British circles at the nonfulfilment of Sir James Mitchell's immigration promises. The Imperial authorities have already ...
Article : 81 wordsThe sequel to "The Sheik," "Arabian Love," the magnificent drama of the Sahara Desert, commences at West's to-day. It is an [?] ing tale of the East, combinig with a ...
Article : 165 wordsMr. de Valera has now definitely been appointed commander-in-chief of the rebels. Realising the impossbility of success in a pitched battle, he is leading ...
Article : 102 wordsThe Nationals have captured Mallow, Mitchelstown and Fermody and recaptured Bundalk. The railway service has been restored at all stations ...
Article : 61 wordsAccording to the "Daily News," Steinnh[?] who during the war was Germany's master-spy returned to London. ...
Article : 34 wordsCapablanca of Cuba the world's champion, has retained the title and won a prize of £250. C. G. Watson, the Australian champion, ...
Article : 64 wordsA United States destroyer has arrived at Dover to escort the Americans—Richards, Sullivan, and Patterson—when they attempt to swim the Channel. ...
Article : 29 wordsA week's trial of the principle laid down by the Dried Fruits Conference shows it effected a striking increase in prices. Importers sat tig[?]t for several ...
Article : 65 words"Cook's tourists" was the jocular description given by Mr. Mc[?]ae (AgentGeneral for Victoria) to the cotton misssioners (Messrs. Wood and Parker), who ...
Article : 207 words"The Daily Mail's" correspondent at Rome reports that Pope Pius XL is the first Pontiff to own a motor car. It was a gift of the Milanese to the Pope, ...
Article : 48 wordsConfectioners, Federated Clothing Trades, Operative Painters, Operative Plasterers, Points and Crossing, Watchmakers. ...
Article : 21 wordsThe death is announced of [?]adame Genevieve Ward (Countess de Guerbe[?]) the great dramatic artist. She was born in New York on March ...
Article : 267 wordsSeven deaths are reported from Rossshire showing symptoms of mysterious poisoning. The medical correspondent of the ...
Article : 139 wordsGene Sarazen became professional golf champion of the United States by defeating Emmet French four up and three to play. ...
Article : 86 wordsThe mystery tower at Shoreham, built during the war for some undisclosed operation, is now being demolished. ...
Article : 23 wordsAt a meeting of the Health Committee of the League of Nations Sir J. Buchanan announced that Great Britain would advance £100,000 for the maintenance of ...
Article : 61 wordsThe French boxerCriqui, who visited Australia some time ago has become a film star, playing the hero in a sporting romance wherein he knocks out his ...
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Article : 28 wordsDiscussing the appointment of Mr. W. A. Webb of Colorado. U.S.A., in preference to an Englishman to the South Australian Railway Commissionership the ...
Article : 63 wordsA trip through Queensland and the Northern Rivers districts of New South Wales has made Mr. Crawford Vaughan, managing director of the Australian ...
Article : 452 wordsThe popularity of the [?]hbike in England is shown by census figures which reveal that 20,000 push cyclists passed over Magdalen Bridge Oxford City in one day. ...
Article : 37 wordsIt is announced at Southampton that Joe Beckett has signed articles to fight Frank Moran and Georges Carpentier in London in the autumn. ...
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Article : 149 wordsUnder the heading "Comparative History," the ex-Kaiser publishes what "The Daily Mail" calls "a dull collection of dates," with the object of proving that ...
Article : 75 words"The Daily Mail" Berlin correspondent says that the German competitions for gliders were most satisfactory. One machine flew for nearly 19 minutes. The ...
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Daily Herald (Adelaide, SA : 1910 - 1924), Mon 21 Aug 1922, Page 5
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