Lord Northcliffe left for Melbourne last night. It was a quiet departure, there being only a small knot of,people at the train to see the distinguished visitor off. Lord ...
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Article : 97 wordsThe leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly (Sir George Fuller) on Saturday indicated some important planks which have been decided upon for inclusion in the ...
Article : 707 wordsA religious procession was forbidden at Cochin. Two Moplah gangs are operating at Ernad, whence persistent reports come regarding large rebel bands, which are said ...
Article : 114 wordsIt was stated by the Acting Prime Minister, Sir Joseph Cook, on Saturday that about £8,700,000 had been subscribed to the Diggers' Loan. This leaves £1,300,000 still to be ...
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Article : 499 wordsA message from San Antonio (Texas) states that a cloudburst caused considerable loss of life and damage to properly. The cloudburst was most violent over the ...
Article : 297 wordsSpeaking at the annual reunion of Katoomba and Leura Chambers of Commerce on Friday, night, Mr. Dooley, deputy leader of the State Government, referred to the local objections ...
Article : 312 wordsA message from Geneva states that Senator La Fontaine made a remarkable proposal to the League of Nations, which he himself characterised as audacipus. He said the world ...
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Article : 144 wordsA telegram from Melbourne last week stated that approval had been given to Papua being regarded as an integral part of the Commonwealth so fur as the export from ...
Article : 208 wordsCharlie Chaplin, the famous cinema comedian, has returned to England on a visit. He arrived by the Olympic to-day. He was accorded a municipal welcome at ...
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Article : 234 wordsMr. W. L. Hichens (chairman of Cammell, Laird, and Co., Ltd.) president of the economic section of the British Association, discussed the principles of wage determination ...
Article : 125 wordsLord Weardale, chairman of the Save-the-Children Fund, has sent a wireless message to Mr. W. M. Hughes asking him to make a special appeal to Australia for the children ...
Article : 90 wordsMr. Dunn, Minister for Agriculture, who returned to Sydney on,Saturday, stated to a "Herald" representative that in his statement to the, Wellington Labour League, as ...
Article : 161 wordsMr. Lee Steere, president of the Pastoralists' Association, to-day explained the position with regard to the shearers' dispute. He said that when the Trades Hall disputes committee ...
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Article : 391 wordsThe Government announce that it has been decided to discontinue the universal Eighthour Day in the railway service from the 12th inst., experience having proved that the cost ...
Article : 180 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly Mr. Forde moved that it was desirable the Premier should make representations to Sir Joseph Cook to arrange for some of the ...
Article : 157 wordsThree engineers were killed and three injured by an explosion on the German submarine Deutschland, which crossed the Atlantic during the war, and is now being ...
Article : 87 wordsAlthough Grove's Dictionary of Music states that no violoncello made by Joseph Del Gesu, the most famous of the celebrated Guarnerius family of violin makers, has ever been known ...
Article : 156 wordsMembers of the Federal Ministry during the past week have given consideration to the questions now being discussed by the Assembly of the League of Nations. Many of the ...
Article : 294 wordsA motor cycle with a side car attached skidded and overturned in Allison-road, Kensington, yesterday morning, and two men were injured. The driver, Mr. George Scahil, when ...
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Article : 235 wordsMr. Ralph Segnit, a South Australian, who accompanied the Oxford University expedition to Spitzbergen as chief geologist, has returned to England. ...
Article : 207 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly last night. in moving the second reading of the Banana Industry Preservation Bill, Mr. Gillies, Minister for Agriculture, said, the object was to ...
Article : 156 wordsSerious unemployed rioting was renewed in Dundee on Thursday. Shop windows were smashed for a distance of three-quarters of a mile. The police made baton charges, and ...
Article : 161 wordsShortly after half-past 8 o'clock last night John Baxter.'aged 65, a carpenter, living at 4 Edward-street, Summer Hill, fell from a tram in Central-square. The Civil ...
Article : 43 wordsClement Hunt, aged 37, a coal-lumper, fell down the stairs in his home at 25 Regent-street, city, yesterday morning. He was removed to Sydney Hospital by the Civil ...
Article : 76 wordsIn order to cope with several cases of more than usual Urgency, the third term of the Supreme Court wns extended for a week, and if the programme for the remainder of ...
Article : 260 wordsThe Trade Union. Congress debated a resolution from the Iron and Steel Trades Confederation deploring the present' conduct of industrial disputes, and demanding machinery ...
Article : 160 wordsTwo charges were laid against Dudley Blake Prior, aged 20 years, formerly assistant purser of the Orient liner Orsova, at the city watch-house on Saturday afternoon. On August 31, ...
Article : 136 wordsLeonard Connolly, aged 17, a store boy. fell from a bicycle in Cleveland-street, city, yesterday morning. He was taken to Sydney Hospital by the Civil Ambulance, suffering ...
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Article : 311 wordsThe Albury Council has for some years been occasioned some concern regarding the position of the water works, owing to the threatened diversion of the Murray along Ryan's ...
Article : 197 wordsThere were no developments in the State political situation during the week-end. Members of the Farmers' Union will return to Melbourne to-morrow, and a meeting of the ...
Article : 219 wordsA message from Vienna states that regular Hungarian troops, supported by cavalry, attacked the village of Agendorf in force. The Austrians withdrew. Apparently the attack ...
Article : 49 wordsThe body of Henry Rochester was,found at Warrangunyah on Thursday with a bullet wound in the head. ...
Article : 25 wordsA sad fatality occurred three miles from town last evening. Mrs. Jas. McCormack rode from Merlin, their home, to see her mother at Oak Hill. Her husband, returning, found ...
Article : 50 wordsA message from Madrid says it is officially| announced that the Spanish troops have been entirely successful in overcoming the fierce resistance of the native, troops, who have ...
Article : 38 wordsThe Milton Progress Assocatlon is approaching the Federal Minister for Works to ask for a resurvey of the Canberra-Jervis Bay line with the object of securing a deviation via the ...
Article : 109 wordsThe State Government, which has resumed possession of Darlinghurst Gaol, which will be converted into a technical training school, has submitted an account for over £11,000 to the ...
Article : 73 wordsThe Persian newspapers. are attacking European officials in Government employ. There is an increasing tendency in all departments to employ only Persians. ...
Article : 69 wordsThe Auckland harbour tug, which was sent in search of the barque Cecilia Sudden, found her ashore on the Great Barrier. Only a shell wat left. Inside the vessel was a raging ...
Article : 68 wordsThe worst blizzard for many years is raging over the greater part of Natal and the Orange Free State. Trains are snowed up, a most unusual occurrence. Maritzburg has ...
Article : 57 wordsTwo boys, George Clay, aged 10 yenrs, and Herbert Clay, aged 8 years, were drowned in the Merri Creek this afternoon, ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Mon 12 Sep 1921, Page 9
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