According to a statement made yesterday by the Minister for Housing, Mr. Dooley, there is some doubt as to whether the State Government will go ahead with a vigorous ...
Article : 227 wordsMore interstate steamers are likely to be held up in consequence of the dispute between the Institute of Marine Engineers and the Federated Seamen's Union. This statement ...
Article : 304 wordsThe Royal Commission (Mr. Justice Pring) appointed to inquire into statements made in a letter from Mr. J. J. Ta[?]bot, regarding his payment of £500 to the Labour Party's funds, sat ...
Article : 1,138 wordsAn Australian Eleven commenced a match against England to-day on the Brisbane Cricket Ground. The weather was fine but cloudy. This match naturally evinced more interest ...
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Article : 196 words"Men of the Imperial army in New South Wales who require the assistance of the Red Cross are treated in exactly the same manner as they would be were they men of the A.I.F." ...
Article : 1,458 wordsViscount Ishii says there will be an opportune moment for the reintroduction of racial equality when their campaign of education in California, Canada, and Australia has succeeded. Senator Millen says the opinion of Australia is unalterable as far as the ...
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Article : 214 wordsThe representative of the New York "Evening Post," in Geneva, interviewed Senator Millen, who said:—"The opinion or Australia is unalterable as far as the Japanese are ...
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Article : 298 wordsMr. J. F. Hope, speaking in the House of Commons, in reply to a question regarding wool sale reserves, said that probably a certain amount might have been sold, but the ...
Article : 204 wordsLord Derby, on being welcomed home to Manchester, advocated a Franco-British Alliance as the best safeguard for the peace of the world. If there had been an alliance ...
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Article : 585 wordsThe trial of Countess Markievicz opened before the court-martial at Dublin. The charge is one of promoting an organisation similar to the Boy Scouts for the purpose of ...
Article : 280 wordsThe threatened strike of council employees has been averted. The city gardener, Barstowe, who was alleged to have been victimised by the council, has been convinced ...
Article : 107 wordsAt a meeting of provision importers it was resolved that the increased freights demanded for cheese from New Zealand, namely, 1½d per lb, plus 10 per cent., were exorbitant and ...
Article : 62 wordsA New York message states that Miss Ethelda Bleihtrey has announced her acceptance of Australia's invitation to join the American swimmers, Duke Kahanamoku, Ludy ...
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Article : 121 wordsThe Washington correspondent of the "United Press" learns from administration quarters that President Wilson, in a message to Congress, may suggest the adoption, of the League ...
Article : 52 wordsA message from Shanghai states that British and American gunboats axe speeding to-wards Ichang, in the Hupeh Province, where mutinous Chinese troops have burned and ...
Article : 38 wordsA representative party of Federal Ministers and members will leave Sydney to-morrow night for the Federal Capital, for the purpose of making an inspection of Australia's ...
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Article : 113 wordsDoncaster has "adopted" St. Leger, a village near Arras, in the war-devastated portion of France. Under the scheme providing for the fusion ...
Article : 145 wordsThe decision of the A.L.P. executive to select the Labour candidate to contest the position of Lord Mayor of Sydney for next year is greatly resented by the majority of ...
Article : 276 wordsA message from Flume states that 20 warships entered the roadstead to carry out a demonstration against D'Annunzio. Great excitement prevailed in the city. D'Annunzio's ...
Article : 117 wordsThe Juries Bill, designed with a view of remedying the "jury squaring" evil, was considered by the Legislative Assembly. The Premier said, while the present law, amended ...
Article : 139 wordsIt was reported to-day to the Australian Steamship Owners' Federation that, amongst other demands received, were that all food-stuffs must be served in enamelware, a menu ...
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Article : 168 wordsRecently an exhibition of students' work was witnessed at the Fort-street Junior Technical School. Yesterday further evidence of the value of the work done in these ...
Article : 151 wordsNews has been received in Perth that Neil Durack was drowned last week while crossing the Ord River, 50 miles from Wyndham. Deceased was a fine swimmer, and held a ...
Article : 76 wordsThe recommendations of Mr. Piddington to the Federal Government regarding a Commonwealth basic wage were referred to at Thursday's meeting of the New South Wales Labour ...
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Article : 99 wordsOn Wednesday a horse belonging to J. Badenoch, baker and grocer, of Mitcham, was killed as a result of renewed activity on the part of the horse-killer. The horse had been put in ...
Article : 94 wordsH.M.A.S. Brisbane left here to-day for the Naval College. Last evening the ship's company tendered the residents a concert, followed by a dance. Warrant-officer ...
Article : 34 wordsThe death occurred yesterday, at her residence, Knayton, Middle Harbour-road, Lind-field, of Mrs. Taylor, wife of the Rev. W. G. Taylor, founder and for many years ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 4 Dec 1920, Page 15
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