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LATE CABLE NEWS. IRELAND.
"Freeman's Journal" states that its call for a truce is now the chief topic of conversation throughout Ireland. It claims that the military's intimation that armed guards will ...
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RUSSIA'S AIM. WORLD-WIDE PEACE.
A Copenhagen message reports that M. Litvinoff (Soviet Foreign Minister), in the course of an interview, said that Poland had allowed herself to become the tool of French ...
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AFTERMATH OF STRIKE.
The unusual spectacle of a trades union declaring itself to be "sick" of some of its members and expressing its desire to see them expelled from the industry in which they had ...
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I.W.W. PRISONERS TEXT OF THE REPORT
The forecast published yesterday of the conclusions of Mr. Justice Ewing, who conducted the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the oases of the 12 I.W.W. prisoners, was confirmed last night, when the full text of his Honor's report was made available. ...
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IMPERIAL PRESS CONFERENCE.
Mr. Robert Donald, Chairman of the Empire Press Union, continuing his address at the civic luncheon given to the delegates of the Imperial Press Conference, said the conference ...
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PRINCE'S TOUR. BRISBANE CELEBRATIONS.
To-day was essentially a day for the people. Having the morning free, his Royal Highness again visited Ascot racecourse, and rode ...
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DR. MANNIX SAILING FOR IRELAND.
Considerable controversy is inevitable in the event of the Government resorting to the War-time Defence of the Realm regulations to prevent Archbishop Mannix landing in ...
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BELGIAN DISORDER.
A message from Brussels says that dissatisfied ex-soldiers made a disorderly demonstration and broke through a cordon of police. They entered the Chamber of Representatives ...
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GERMANY.
A message from Berlin says the Imperial Court in Leipzig has ordered the release of Dr. Dorden, who, last year, headed a Separatist movement in the Rhine provinces, and ...
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NEW GOVERNOR-GENERAL.
Mr. A. H. Ashbolt, Agent-General for Tasmania, entertained a large party of AngloAustralians at a Tasmanian garden party at "The Grove," Stanmore, a charming country ...
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THE REPORT.
"When the Crown case was presented to the jury, in November, 1916, the evidence of four witnesses, namely, Davis Goldstein, Louis Goldstein, Scully, and M'Alister, was given in ...
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BRITAIN'S TAXES.
In the House of Commons, on the motion for the third reading of the Finance Bill, Mr. Asquith contended that wasteful and extravagant expenditure was more attributable ...
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MIKADO'S HEALTH.
A message from Tokio says it is officially stated that the Mikado has been suffering from diabetes and sciatica, necessitating rest. He has recovered, but is not yet strong enough ...
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CONAN DOYLE.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was entertained at luncheon prior to his departure on a lecturing tour of Australia and New Zealand. He asked all who communicated with the dead ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
The Secretariat of the League of Nations announces that the subjects to be discussed at the meeting of the Council in San Sebastian, on July 30, include:— ...
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WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
Queen Alexandra has sent the first wireless telephone message to Scandinavia, conveying warmest greetings to Stockholm. ...
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PRINCE OF WALES.
No confirmation has been published of the Simla statement that the Prince's visit to India has been postponed owing to ill-health. Those in official circles, however, believe it to ...
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SYLVIA PANKHURST.
Sylvia Pankhurst is missing from her home at Bethnal Green. ...
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CEYLON.
Replying to Colonel Wedgwood in the House of Commons, Lieutenant-Colonel Amery (Under-secretary for the Colonies) outlined changes in the Constitution of Ceylon, ...
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CRICKET IN ENGLAND.
Howell, playing against Yorkshire, secured three wickets for 3 runs. Mr. Warner has announced his coming retirement. He plays his last match with ...
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THE OUTBACK TOUR.
To-night the following official announcement was made concerning the Prince's outback tour in New South Wales:— "The tour, which will commence on August 5, ...
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FEDERAL CAPITAL.
On Thursday night Mr. Marr (N.S.W.) intimated his intention, when the Supply Bill was under consideration in the House of Representatives, of forcing a decision on the ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
Playing against Warwickshire Waddington took seven wickets for 21 runs. Convictions for drunkenness in 1919 in England and Wales totalled 67,848, compared ...
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FEDERAL SESSION. SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY BILL.
The slow progress which has been made with legislation in the House of Representatives led the Prime Minister to move when the House met this morning that on each sitting ...
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THE JERGER CASE.
When the Supply Bill was in committee in the House of Representatives to-day Mr. J. T. Ryan (N.S.W.), in order to test the feeling of the committee, moved to add to clause 2 the ...
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AUSTRALIAN SEAMEN.
The Federated Seamen's Union of Australia has decided to object to Japanese being employed on steamers while engaging in the coastal and interstate trade. ...
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EVENTS IN CHINA.
A message from Tientsin states that the Mukden troops are engaged in rounding up and disarming Tuan Chi Jui's stragglers. Chang Tso Lin declares the he intends to ...
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TURKISH PEACE TREATY.
The signing of the Turkish treaty is likely to be delayed owing to a serious disagreement between Italy and Greece over the disposition of the Dodecanese Islands (off the ...
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CASUALTIES. [?]OOLBOY KILLED.
While riding a horse in Regent-street, Redforn, yesterday, Richard James, 14, a schoolboy, fell off and rolled under the wheels of a lorry, which passed over his head. Death was ...
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INTER-IMPERIAL TRADE.
The Board of Trade announces that the Imperial Shipping Committee is prepared to receive before January 1 suggestions from any persons or bodies in the Empire, regarding ...
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HABEAS CORPUS APPLICATION DISCHARGED.
The final proceedings in connection with the Jerger case took place at the Police Court to-day, when an application to make absolute an order nisi of Habeas Corpus was ...
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FATAL FALL FROM A BALCONY.
Alice May Winifred, aged 22 months, living in Union-street, Erskineville, died at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital on Thursday from the effect of injuries received through ...
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SURPLUS WAR STORES.
A White Paper, issued by the Ministry of Munitions, states that the sales [?] surplus Government stores and raw materials on trading accounts from the time of the ...
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KNOCKED DOWN BY TRAM.
A wharf-labourer named Petersen was knocked down by a tram in Elizabeth-street, near Eddy-avenue, last night. He passed behind a stationary tram, and was struck by ...
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ACTION AGAINST SIR G. RYRIE.
In the House of Representatives to-day, the Prime Minister, in is ply to Mr. Ryan (N.S.W.), said that the Ministry was guaranteeing the costs and undertaking the defence of Sir ...
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THE SENATE.
In the Senate to-day the Papua Act Amendment Bill and the Census and Statistics Bill were passed, and the Institute of Science and Industry Bill was read a first time. ...
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LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES.
At the Liverpool wool sales 23,000 bales of Australian, and 5500 bales of New Zealand wool were offered. The demand was slack, and about 7000 were sold at late London ...
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BODY IN COLLIERY DAM.
The body of an unknown man, about 55 years of age, was found floating in the Glebe colliery dam this afternoon. In a pocket of the coat a Steel Works Club book, bearing the name ...
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OVERSEA MARKETS.
Owing to decreasing supplies the retail price of Government butter is to be raised by /4 Per lb in the middle of August. BRADFORD WOOL. ...
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INCOME TAX EXEMPTION.
At a meeting of the Lithgow branch of the A.L.P. a motion was carried that the league communicate with all leagues throughout the Commonwealth, through the executive in ...
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SAWMILL EMPLOYEE'S DEATH.
At the Maitland District Court, before Judge Cohen, Bernice Greenaway, a widow, obtained a verdict against the Chief Commissioner for Forestry for £500 ...
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NEW ZEALAND COALMINERS.
It is officially reported that there is every prospect of a satisfactory settlement of the coalminers' dispute, which is now being discussed between the Mine Owners' Association ...
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