.The correspondent of the United Press Association at St. John's says Harry Hawker (the Australian aviator) started his Transatlantic flight at 1.55 p.m., New' Yor,k time. ...
Article : 176 wordsAlways a bright electioneering centre, Paddington made up its mind to give the Premier a lively time last night Unquestionably there was organised opposition both insids ...
Article : 1,282 wordsA Berlin message says Count von Brockdorff Rantzau's Note disputing that Germany as solely guilty of causing the war was dictated by a Government which desires ...
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Article : 876 wordsCount von Brockdorff Rantzau has been granted a passport to visit Spa for the purpose of meeting German financiers and other important personages from Berlin. ...
Article : 225 wordsThe coal situation in Victoria is extremely serious. The quarantining of colliers depleted the reserves in this State to a grave extent, and if supplies are now stopped as a ...
Article : 194 wordsThe hearing of evidence was contintred yesterday by the Royal Commissioner (Mr. J. L. Campbell, K.C.) appointed to inquire into the coal-mining industry in New South ...
Article : 795 wordsIt is learned that the Dutch Government is prepared to surrender the ex-Kaiser without demur, following a formal demand by the Allies. ...
Article : 55 wordsAction was taken by the Port Adelaide branch of the Federated Seamen's Union at a stop-work meeting on Friday morning which should influence the present threatening aspect ...
Article : 291 wordsA remarkable sidelight on the house famine in London has been made public. A lady living in Devon has written to a home for incurables in Putney offering a contribution ...
Article : 48 wordsA London cablegram states that Hawker has been sighted off Ireland. ...
Article : 20 wordsAcute differences have arisen among the German delegates. Count von Brockdorff Rantrau is willing to sign, but his colleagues are unwilling. Count Rantzan, Count Warburg, ...
Article : 533 wordsThe State Department announces that seaplane NC4 will not leave the Azores for Lisbon until May 19 because the weather is unfavourable. ...
Article : 37 wordsDame Melba, in a letter to the newspapers, says it is impossible to acknowledge individually the countless letters, telegrams, and floral tributes, and. other congratulations ...
Article : 51 wordsA Washington message says it is officially announced that more than £900,000,000 was subscribed for the fifth victory loan, which closed on May 10. ...
Article : 63 wordsThe embargo placed by the New Zealand Government upon passenger traffic between Sydney and the Dominion has necessarily imposed considerable hardship upon New ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 275 wordsCaptain-Chaplain A. E. Forbes, D.C.M., who returned to Sydney on Sunday last, was at the Anzac Buffet again yesterday to welcome the Dongala contingent of invalided soldiers. The ...
Article : 323 wordsA telegram from Berlin dated May 11 stated: A week of official mourning has' commenced. It is intended to demonstrate to the world that Germany is disconsolate. ...
Article : 262 wordsJacob Kloot, a well-known man in Melbourne, appeared at the City Court to-day to answer four charges of larceny as a bailee. A total of £736/10/ was involved in the ...
Article : 103 wordsThe long spell of dry weather has broken in both islands. During the week-end heavy and welcome rain has fallen, and the prospect in all parts is still promising. ...
Article : 38 wordsAn extraordinary case of alleged misappropriation of a soldier's money by a person to whom he allotted it for safe keeping was begun at the Adelaide local court. Ray Andrew ...
Article : 242 wordsYesterday morning Mrs. Mary Booth, 22, was found lying on the floor of her bedroom at the Hotel Sydney, with a bullet wound in the abdomen. She was conveyed by the 'CiVil ...
Article : 349 wordsThe London "Observer" has a'slashing criticism of. the Treaty, which it describes as "peace with a vengeance, instead of being a settlement with security. It is a ...
Article : 204 wordsInspired French comments say the occupation ot Smyrna by the Greeks is the first step towards the total dismemberment of the Turkish Empire. The apportionment, ...
Article : 185 wordsA destructive outbreak of fire occurred at Nos. 8 and 10 Central-street, city, last evening. The premises, whish are of three stories, were occupied by the'Acme.Framing Company ...
Article : 128 wordsThere are now only 12 cases of influenza in the hospital, and of,these practically all are convalescent. The dismantling of the emorgcncy hospital is being carried out. ...
Article : 83 wordsConsiderable interest has been aroused among Australian naval seamen by the announcement of the decision of the British Admiralty to pay prize money out of the ...
Article : 167 wordsA large meeting of the Sydney branch of the Federated Firemen's and Seamen's Union last night discussed the shipping position, and yesterday's developments in Melbourne, ...
Article : 53 wordsAdmissions to hospitals to-day numbered 75, and discharges 135. There are now 1125 patients in hospital. ' The deaths reported to-day numbered 34, of which 17 were in the ...
Article : 36 wordsReturned sailors and soldiers employed in the Federal and State Public services to the number of about 300 attended a meeting held in the rooms of the R. S. and S. I. League ...
Article : 165 wordsA Vienna message reports street fighting at Agram, between Croations and Servians. Many were killed. ...
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Article : 49 wordsReplying to Sir Newton Moore in the House of Commons, Mr. G. H. Roberts stated that Australian importers handled their own meat, except what the army required. None was ...
Article : 72 wordsA meeting of the members of the Seamen's Union was held this afternoon at the Trades Hall. The meeting, after a long and acrimonious discuasion, decided, it is.understood, ...
Article : 55 wordsProfeasor Irvine (Chair of Economics, Sydney) is not an advocate of profit-sharing as a means of soiving the problem of social unrest in Australia. In this week's "Sydney Mall" ...
Article : 99 wordsMr. Robert Smillie (prosident of the Miners' Federation) has received several presentations' in his native village, Larkball. He said he had no intention of ridiculing the ...
Article : 78 wordsFrom, to-day the Commonwealth authorities take control ot interstate railway and sea traffic into and out of Queensland. ' The Acting premier of Queensland, Mr. ...
Article : 88 wordsAt the West Maitland Police Court to-day, before Mr. C. H. Gale, P.M., William Booties, a racecourse detective, was charged with embezzling £36/4/6. the property of George ...
Article : 88 wordsOn Friday, May 9, the Brisbane branch of the Federated Seamen's Union made a demand for increased wages and improved conditions, pointing to the circumstances of the ...
Article : 231 wordsMr. L. J. O'Hara. the Labonr candidate for the Paddington seat, was busily engaged last night in addressing four different meetings in turn—Glenview and Liverpool streets, Comber ...
Article : 164 wordsThe Atlantic City correspondent of the "New York Times" says that Brigadier-General Charlton, British Air Attache in the United States, announced that the Britisn ...
Article : 52 wordsSir,—In reference to the Anzac Day celebrations, I notice there are never any representatives Of the mercantile marine in our celebrations, and you must know they did a ...
Article : 182 wordsThrough the headlights failing, a motor car, owned and driven by Mr. A. Meadows, of Bathurst, went over a steep embankment 12 miles out on the Sydney-road last night, and ...
Article : 86 wordsMr. G. H. Pritchard, secretary of the Australian Sugar Producers' Association. received to-day the following cable message from the British Empire Producers' Organisation:— ...
Article : 38 wordsTwo Handley-Page machines were flying from Marseilles to Egypt, when one crashed into an aerodrome in Rome, and two lieutenants were kilzd. ...
Article : 29 wordsThe influenza epidemic continues to spread at an alarming rate. Both the Brisbane General and Exhibition Isolation Hospitals are already full of patients, many of whom ...
Article : 112 wordsMr. A. J. Balfour intends to retire from Parliament and the Foreign Office as soon as peace Is signed. ...
Article : 27 wordsAt the Paddington Town Hall last night Lieut. Thomson; the representative of the People's party, held a successful meeting. The hall was filled by an appreciative audience. ...
Article : 224 wordsA Johannesburg message says the Federation of Trades deeided to take May I as a Labour hollday. Essential work on the mines an i at the power stations will continue, but ...
Article : 69 wordsLord Reading, who has returned from America, in the course of an interview, said America was devoting greater attention than ever before to international trade. There ...
Article : 65 words'A movement is on foot to lift the embargo on the export of potatoes. Strong representations have been made to the Government to permit the export of at least 2000 tons. The ...
Article : 68 wordsIn the District Court to-day Golame Shah, a Mohammedan 'priest', was firied £8 with costs, on a charge of having celebrated a marriage between Golame Raddar, an'Indian, aud Olive ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 20 May 1919, Page 7
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