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  2. LATE CABLE NEWS GLASGOW MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

    In the municipal elections in Glasgow, the Labourites gained 20 seats. They now hold 44 seats out of 113. ...

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  3. PREFERENCE.

    The members of the Water and Sewerage Board yesterday took strong exception to a communication from the Department of Public Works regarding preference to unionists. The ...

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  4. STATE PARLIAMENT. ARBITRATION BILL.

    In a thin and somewhat listless House the Minister for Labour and industry (Mr. Cann) last night moved the second reading of the Arbitration Amendment Bill in the Legislative ...

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  5. NEARLY A CRISIS.

    There were anxious moments for the State Government in the Legislative Assembly after last midnight. The absence of the Premier and another Minister in Melbourne did not ...

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  6. FEDERAL SESSION.

    Mr. Gregory (W.A.) directed the attention of the Minister for Customs, in the House of Represnetatives to-day, to a circular issued in Sydney, in which it was pointed out that, ...

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  7. THE 1917 STRIKE.

    Consequent on a letter that had been written by Mr. W. J. Hiscock (formerly Mayor of Junee) to Sir George Fuller concerning a locomotive driver who took part in the strike ...

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  8. HARDING ELECTED UNPRECEDENTED MAJORITY

    Senator Harding (Republican candidate for the Presidency) appears to have a majority of more than five millions over the Democratic candidate, Governor J. M. Cox. ...

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  9. COUNTER-REVOLUTION IN MOSCOW.

    Copenhagen messages from Kovno state that the Soviet in Moscow discovered preparations for a counter-revolution against the Soviet. It is unofficially reported that all members ...

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  10. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    It is reported that Poland and Esthonia have secretly agreed to divide Lithuania, of which the north goes to Esthonia, and the remainder to Poland, the latter securing a ...

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  11. THE MINERS.

    The miners' ballot is very close. The voting in South Wales shows 42,340 for acceptance of the proposed settlement of the strike, and 74,425 against: Yorkshire apparently is ...

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  12. RECORD POLL.

    Early reports from all parts of the country received indicated that to-day's poll would be the biggest ever recorded. The weather was generally cool and threatening. Heavy ...

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  13. THE SENATE.

    In the Senate to-day the bills recently passed by the House of Representatives dealing with the Treaties of Peace were road a first time. The ...

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  14. LABOUR SET—BACK.

    Returns of the English municipal elections show that out of 747 Labour candidates only 199 have been elected. This is a striking reversal of the results of the 1019 elections, ...

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  15. SOLDIERS' LEAGUE.

    The State organiser of the R.S. and S.I.L. in New South Wales came to Lithgow on Monday owing to the reported intention of the Lithgow sub-branch to disband at the end of ...

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  16. NEW CABINET.

    A Washington message says it is learned upon good authority that Senator Harding will make up his Cabinet as follows:— Senator Elihu Root will be asked to ...

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  17. WHEAT HARVEST. A.W.U. THREATEN A STRIKE.

    A strike of rural workers, members of the Australian Workers' Union, is threatened. This announcement was officially made on behalf of the union yesterday. ...

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  18. THE MANDATES.

    Lord Liverpool presided at a meeting of the Colonial Institute to-night, when Sir James Allen (High Commissioner for New Zealand) read a paper on the mandate for Western ...

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  19. SOCIAL REVOLUTION.

    "The Communist Party of Australia," which has been formed in Sydney, issued its manifesto yesterday at the Sydney Trades Hall. ...

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  20. CRIME WAVE IN SYDNEY

    Some weeks ago the Lithgow council applied for additional police protection for Lithgow in view of the big increase in population, and in his reply, through Mr. Dooley, the ...

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  21. THE WHITE HOUSE.

    Washington advices state that although the early returns seemed to indicate that Senator Harding was overwhelmingly victoilous, the White House would not concede ...

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  22. VICTORIA.

    Following upon the decision of the State Ministerial party on Tuesday night, that the Premier, Mr. Lawson, and Sir Alexander Peacock should confer together with the object ...

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  23. "CRIMINAL DEMANDS."

    "In my opinion the A.W.U. will, if it comes to a fight, lose, because the business people and volunteers in the country centres who will not tolerate the union's outrageous ...

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  24. MUTINY IN MOSCOW.

    Reports from Riga received in Copenhagen state that soldiers in Moscow refused to proceed to the front unless they were supplied with new equipment. Civilians joined the ...

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  25. EUGENE DEBS.

    A message from Atlanta (Georgia) says that Eugene Debs (the Socialist candidate for the Presidency), from within the prison made the following statement: "I shall not be ...

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  26. FUTURE SYDNEY.

    The Institute of Architects has, Mr. Sydney Jones, president of that organisation, told a meeting called by the Town Planning Association last night, decided to hold a ...

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  27. HOUSING PROBLEM.

    Referring last night to the action of the Government in preventing the discussion of the housing question in Parliament on the motion for adjournment by Mr. Bagnall, Sir ...

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  28. JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA.

    A message from San Francisco says it is indicated that the Japanese, exclusion amendment will be carried by two to one. ...

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  29. IRISH REPRISALS.

    Sir Hamar Greenwood (Chief Sccretary for Ireland), speaking in the House of Commons, denied that there was such a thing as a Government policy of reprisals. They were ...

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  30. LOCAL OPTION POLL.

    The first returns of the licensing polling in Scotland show that about one district in four is in favour of the abolition of licenses. Three-quarters of the ...

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  31. COMMUNISM.

    The National Council of the independent Labour party is drawing up a new programme favouring direct action, and making the aim of the party the ending of the present ...

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  32. SENATOR MILLEN.

    Senator Millen (Australian Minister for Repatriation), in the course of an interview with the representatives of the London and provincial newspapers, said he proposed ...

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  33. BOLSHEVIK AGENT.

    A Finn named Veltheim, who was arrested for failing to register as an alien, and who, the police stated, had been acting between the revolutionists in Britain and Russia, has ...

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  34. CROPS MAY BE CUT FOR HAY.

    Mr. Hunt, M.L.C., treasurer of the Farmers and Settlers' Association, was equally trenchant in his condemnation of the A.W.U. He said he had not the slightest doubt that the ...

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  35. ALAN SHOT DEAD.

    Information was received to-day by the Commissioner of Police that a tragic occurrence had taken place at St. Helens, on the east coast. It is stated that Trooper Smith, ...

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  36. CHILDREN'S WORK.

    To illustrate to parents the work and objects of the domestic science and junior technical courses which are being conducted in connection with the Auburn School, an ...

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  37. MESOPOTAMIA.

    Mr. Bonar Law stated in the House of Commons last night that there was no further cause for anxiety in regard to Mesopotamia. A committee was drafting the electoral laws, ...

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  38. LIQUOR POLL.

    Additional votes in connection with the liquor referendum were received by the Home Department to-day. The now totals are:— State control, 23,419; prohibition, 123,250; ...

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  39. PRESS DELEGATION.

    Members, of the Imperial Press Delegation held a luncheon in honour of Lord and Lady Burnham. Lord Northcliffe, who presided, made eulogistic references to the ...

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  40. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

    In the Legislative Council last night Mr. Kavanagh, Government representative in that Chamber, said he intended to ask the Premier to launch in the Legislative Assembly ...

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  41. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The Archbishop of Sydney, the Most Rev. Dr. Wright, after being received in audience by the Prince of Wales, will sail by the Orvieto, on the homeward voyage. ...

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  42. GERMAN MILCH COWS.

    A report from Berlin says the Allies have diecided to reduce the total of 800,000 German cattle to be delivered to the Allies under the Peace Treaty by half. ...

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  43. BRITISH RIFLE TEAM.

    The British rifle team fired a match to-day on the Launceston rifle range against Tasmania, and won by 23 points, the scores being 1121 and 1098 resprectively. ...

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  44. BOY KILLED BY MOTOR CAR.

    John Wm. Hammond, aged 12, lately residing at 823 King-street, St. Peters, was knocked down by a motor car near his home last [?] evening [?] and killed. ...

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  45. A.M.A. ELECTIONS.

    The latest A.M.A. election figures show that Mr. O'Shannessy, the recent Melbourne delegate has been elected vice-president. ...

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