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Article : 195 wordsSir Douglas Haig has been installed as rector of St. Andrews University. In the course of a speech he said the passions from which war arose still existed in every quarter ...
Article : 113 wordsThe situation on the Afghan frontier is well in hand. There is no information that the Amir is identified with the acts of aggression. ...
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Article : 285 wordsThe regulation issued by the City Council demanding the installation of a time switch before electrical current would be supplied to consumers for lighting purposes has been ...
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Article : 64 wordsWhen H.M.A.S. Australia arrives in Melbourne the members of her crew will be given leave ashore and tho vessel will be open to inspection by the public. The Minister for ...
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Article : 141 wordsIn the Assembly Sir Thomas Smartt questioned the Government as to disturbances on the Rand on Sunday between International Socialists, pro-Bolsheviks, and returned ...
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Article : 222 wordsThe Commonwealth has completed arrangements to send 70 ex-soldiers to [?]e United States for a special course of instruction in irrigation, pig farming, and various branches ...
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Article : 878 wordsSerious disturbances have occurred in China in consequence of the Peace Conference decisions. A Japanese boycott is pending. ...
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Article : 116 wordsSenator Borah (Republican) has expressed vigorous opposition to the treaty between England, France, and Americ[?] He says that American participation in European ...
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Article : 114 wordsThe vacancy in the Ministry occasioned by the enforced retirement of the Treasurer, Sir Richard Butler, following on the report of the Royal Commission on the wheat scheme, has ...
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Article : 32 wordsThe Foreign Ministers in Paris are considering how the private property of enemy subjects in captured territorios can be compensated. The Allies may compensate German ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 16 May 1919, Page 7
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