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CRIME WAVE. Increase in Serious Cases.
A marked increase in serious crime in New South Wales is disclosed in the annual report of the Acting Commissioner (Mr. Childs), tabled in Parliament yesterday. ...
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STATE SESSION. ALLEGED POLITICAL INFLUENCE.
There were heated scenes in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, when the Minister for Education (Mr. Drummond) and the Minister for Local Government (Mr. Bruxner) replied ...
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COAL INDUSTRY. Suggested Conference.
After two days' deliberations, the council of the Miners' Federation yesterday decided to recommend the acceptance of the Premier's invitation to another conference with the ...
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SMALLPOX.
It has now been learned that the patient landed from the R.M.S. Narkunda at Colombo suffering from smallpox was a male second[?] passenger, who boarded the vessel at ...
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TARIFF TRUCE.
In the House of Commons, Sir philip Cunliffe-Lister, the former President of the Board of Trade, initiated a debate on the subject of the Tariff Truce Conference. He ...
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NAVAL CONFERENCE.
The leaders of the delegations to the Naval Conference, including M. Fleuriau, the French Ambassador, and all dominion delegates, met this morning as arranged. The First ...
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FLOODS IN FRANCE.
Torrential rain in the Languedoc region of France has caused the loss of more than 100 lives Rivers are flooded, farms have been devastated, and miles of railway destroyed. ...
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THE EMPIRE. Referendum Plan.
Mr. Baldwin, the Conservative leader and ex-Prime Minister, made an important speech on the fiscal policy of the Conservative party at a meeting of ...
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WIRELESS TELEPHONY.
At the request of Imperial and International Communications, Ltd., the Government has consented to the publication of two letters regarding the rival wireless telephone systems. ...
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"SECRET VICES."
Dr. Stewart Paton, a well-known psychiatrist, giving evidence before the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee to-day, declared that a man who did not drink, smoke, ...
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MAITLAND DEPUTIES.
Appealing to delegates at Helensburgh to assist his members, Mr. Tom Robins, secretary of the Maitland Deputies' Association, said that they were in a distressing position, ...
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PRAYERS FOR RUSSIANS.
Mr. Baldwin, the Conservative leader, raised in the House of Commons the question of instructions issued by the Government that it was undesirable that intercessory prayers for ...
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CRIMINALS MIGRATING.
It was stated at the City Court to-day that many persons were leaving New South Wales because of the Consorting Act, when Albert Conquest, 28, of Sydney, appeared before Mr ...
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PIT-TOP MEETINGS.
There is a move on the part of colliery managements to restrict the practice of the men of holding pit-top meetings. Men employed at Invincible colliery, Cullen Bullen, assembled ...
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UNEMPLOYMENT IN U.S.A.
President Hoover, with his Cabinet, considered unemployment at a meeting to-day. The Secretary for Labour (Mr. Davis) suggested that Congress should appropriate ...
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COMMONWEALTH BANK.
Within 16 months the London branch of the Commonwealth Bank will be housed in a building worthy of its status in the heart of the banking centre and within a stone's ...
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ARMED BANDITS.
Armed bandits menaced two taxi-cab drivers near the Victoria Park racecourse, one last night and another early this morning. The first taxi-man was robbed of 25/ and ...
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LIBERAL PARTY.
After the longest meeting in the history of the Liberal party, an official report was issued last night, stating that a vote of confidence in Mr. Lioyd George had been carried ...
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NEWTOWN MURDER.
The mystery surrounding the murder of Dominico Belle, a young Italian, who was stabbed to death on the steps of Newtown railway station in broad daylight on the ...
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TEST CRICKETERS.
Sydney will bid farewell to the New South Wales members of the 17th Australian Eleven, and to the two Queenslanders, at Central Railway Station to-night. Two matches will ...
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Conservative members of the House of Commons have tabled a censure motion, in which they are seeking an early debate, "deploring the depression of trade and the ...
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POISON MYSTERY.
The Criminal Investigation Branch is still unable to say how and why arsenic was administered to three members of a wellknown Conjola farming family. ...
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GRAIN FOR CHINA.
On advice being received that Senator Nye (North Dakota) had proposed that the United States Government should make a gift of 25,000,000 barrels of American flour ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
It is reported from Belgrade that two unknown men hurled a bomb into the hall of the hotel at Pirot where the Bulgarian delegation is staying. The delegates were ...
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FLOODED RAILWAY. Ten Days' Suspension Likely.
One hundred and fifty-nine miles of railway between Port Augusta and Kalgoorlie are affected by the washaways which have caused the dislocation of the trans-Australian ...
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ATTACK ON BRITAIN.
The Moscow newspaper, "Communist Youth, devotes pages to scathing pictures of all phases of British life. "English history," the paper says, "is a complete farce, played ...
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SEASON'S WOOL RECORD.
A special feature of yesterday's closing wool sales in Sydney was the submission of the well-known Gwwvale View/Yass/N.S.W. clip in the New Zealand Loan and ...
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BROADCASTING.
Station 2UW, a popular "B" class wireless broadcasting station, will in future be entirely controlled by W. H. Paling and Co., Ltd. ...
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CITY OF SYDNEY LOAN.
A syndicate composed of the Bancamerica Blair Corporation. Messrs F. H. Rollins and Sons, and the Halsy Stuart Company, Inc, informed the Australian Press ...
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AIR MAIL SERVICE.
The Postal Department announces that the Adelaide-Perth air mall service is unaffected, and may be availed of each Friday for later despatches of mails for Western ...
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GANDHI'S DEMANDS.
Mr. Reginald Reynolds, an English disciple of Gandhi, delivered the latter's ultimatum to the Viceroy at New Delhi last night. The contents were not made public, but it is ...
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GELIGNITE EXPLOSION.
Dreadful injuries were suffered by a quarryman working in a quarry near Oglivie-street, Peakhurst, yesterday afternoon. A powerful charge of gelignite exploded in his face. ...
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FISHERMAN DROWNED.
A 17-year-old youth named Hicks saw his stepfather washed off the rocks at Clovelly into the sea yesterday. He was powerless to effect a rescue, and by the time he had ...
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FARMER GORED BY BULL.
Mr. Archie McGillivray, of Ellesmere, Adelong-road, was badly gored by a pedigreed Shorthorn bull. Mr. McGillivray re-visited a property which he recently sold to treat the ...
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THE KING'S INVESTITURE.
Resplendent in the scarlet and gold of a [?]eld-Marshal's uniform the King held an investiture in the Throne Room of Buckingham Palace to-day, his first full-dress State ...
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CHILD DRINKS KEROSENE.
Ray William Rock, aged 2 years, drank half a pint of kerosene, which his mother had used to fill a lamp. He became very [?] and died in hospital the following day. ...
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