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  3. COAL CRISIS.

    Tho conference of the execution of the Miners Federation with the Government proved inconclusive The Prime Minister offered new pice rates ...

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  4. PEACE DAY IN LONDON

    Peace Day broke dull and warm. Armies of men worked all night long completing the decorations. The streets were crowded before day, many camping in the streets ...

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  5. BOXING IN ENGLAND.

    At the end of the ninth round, Wilde, who had not heard the bell, dropped his hands, and received two severe blows on the head In the sixteenth round Wilde led ...

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  6. BIRDWOOD'S FAREWELL.

    Nine hundred officers tallied at General Birdwood's farewell, dinner. Great enthusiasm was shown, but the heartiest cheers were reserved for some sympathetic words ...

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  7. (United Service Cables.)

    The King's salute on a golden stand at the base of the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of the Palace was one of the greatest spectacles in British ...

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  8. ALIENATING FRIENDS.

    Some of the oldest and strongest friends of Labour write to-day in deploring the newest tendencies. The "Daily News describes the miners ...

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  9. INTERVIEW WITH FOCH.

    Mr. Ward Price states that in an interview with Marshal Foch the latter frankly assumed the possibility of mother great war. He repeatedly described the ...

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  10. IRISH QUESTION.

    The lobbyist of the "Times" states that the Irish issue has split the executive or the Centre Party, of which eight of the members are Unionists and five Liberals. ...

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  11. PIECE RATES INCREASE.

    In the House of Commons, Mr. A. Bonar (Law, stated that the Government, told the Miners' Executive, that the average increase in piece rates must correspond with ...

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  12. FRENCH AND GERMANS.

    The "Times" Paris correspondent wires During a review at Thionville a French sergeant fell with a German bullet in his head. Four hundred German spectators ...

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  13. AUSTRALIAN GRAVES.

    The Australian Graves Section reports an extensive clearing up of the sector at Brettoneux and Proyart. Search parties located and flagged graves, after which diggers ...

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  14. IMPORTANT AGREEMENT.

    The Government and the Miners Federation have reached a virtual agreement. ...

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  15. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    A message from Washington states that Mr. W. H. Taft, a former President, is a urging an amendment to the League of Nations Covenant, prohibiting membership in ...

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  16. GOVERNMENT OFFER ACCEPTED.

    The Miners Federation has accepted the Government's pice-rate basis, but Yorkshire has not yet been consulted. ...

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  17. BOLSHEVIK BARRIER.

    Eastern Galicia with five million inhabitants, has been given to Poland. Thus Poland and Roumania will save the common frontiers, creating a powerful barrier against ...

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  18. A. I. F.

    Senator Pearce returned from his tour, of the battlefield, dwells on the destruction caused by the war, and says that the only way to defend Australia lies on enemy soil. ...

    Article : 152 words
  19. LLOYD GEORGE'S REPLY.

    Mr. Lloyd George concluded his reply to Mr. Devlin's appeal to apply President Wilson's and General Smut's principles to Ireland. The Prime Minister asked would ...

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  20. DIRECT ACTION.

    The triple alliance decided by 217 votes to 11 to take a ballot in favor of direct action to compel the withdrawal of British troop from Russia. the abolition of ...

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  21. AUSTRALIAN TENNIS CRACKS.

    The New York officers of the National Tennis Association have been requested to enter the Australian tennis stars—Brooker, Patterson, Thomas and Lycett—in the coming ...

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  22. NATIONALISATION OF INDUSTRIES.

    Clyne's article,, in the "Observer" states that British statesmen and employers do not realise the rapidity of the growth of opinion favouring the nationalisation of ...

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  23. A JAPANESE DENIAL

    The "Times" Rotterdam's correspondent, reports that Japanese Legation contradicts the statement that Germany offered Java to Japan. ...

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  24. AERIAL MAIL SERVICES.

    Discussing in the House of Commons to-day the proposed expenditure of £3,000,000 on the improvement of the telephones, Mr. Pike Pease. Assistant postmaster-General ...

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  25. RECONSTRUCTION.

    The 'Times" Paris correspondent reports that Germany has agreed to provide 500,000 civilian labourers immediately for the "reconstruction of devastated areas. ...

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  26. BELGIUM AND BRITAIN.

    Belgium has agreed to hand over to Britain a large part of the Conge in the neighbourhood of Tanganyika in exchange for a big share of a rich portion of German ...

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  27. PERCENTAGE INCREASES.

    A deputation representing the Commonwealth and State Services Confederation waited on Mr. Carland, Attorney-General, and urged the desireableness of the ...

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  28. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Mr. W. W. Skilbeck editor of the "Nineteenth Century and After" since 1908, at the age of 55 years. ...

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  29. SHOOTING AT BISLEY.

    Shooting at Bisley South Australia won the Martin Challenge Cup, with aggregate scores of 833. Victoria was sixth. New South Wales entered but was not placed. ...

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  30. SLAVS v. SERBIANS.

    The South Slavs have revolted against the Serbians. Bloody fighting has taken place at Marburg. Croatia has been proclaimed a republic. ...

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  31. A.I.F. v. NOTTS.

    The A.I.F. Elevne began a three days' match to-day against the Notts eleven at Nottingham. The Australians batted first and have ...

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  32. FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.

    Captain H. Rigby, formerly of the R.A.N.S., has entered for the Commonwealth prize, offered for the first successful flight to Australia He is using a Newport ...

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  33. GENERALS AT CAMBRIDGE.

    Eleven generals including Generals Pershing, Birdwood and Monash. received the degree of Doctor of Laws at Cambridge. General Pershing has delighted Britain ...

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  34. ROUMANIANS v. BOLSHEVIKS.

    Roumania is reported to have broken off negotiations with the Bolsheviks. ...

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  35. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. Winston Churchill was severely shaken by an aeroplane crash at Croydon. The pilot was badly injured. The Peace Bill was read a second time in ...

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  36. PEACE TREATY BILL.

    The House of Lords has passed the Peace Treaty Bill. ...

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  37. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    A Washington message states that Senator Lodge, the Republican leader in the Senate, endorses Tart's suggestion re the Dominions League of Nations Council. ...

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  38. GERMAN PRESIDENCY.

    The "Times" Weimar correspondent wires: The National Assembly has decided by 123 votes to 117, to incorporate in the Constitution a clause debarring members of ...

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  39. COALITION LOSES GROUND.

    The Swansea bye-election resulted David Matthew (Coalition) 9250; Williams (Labour), 8156. At the previous election the Coalitionist had a ...

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  40. FLAGS FOR SERVICE BATTALIONS.

    His Majesty announces his intention of presenting each service battalion including those of the Dominions with a silk Union Jack ...

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  41. KEEN YANKEE AGENTS.

    The "Daily Express" says that American manufactures noting the low ebb of production in Britain have prepared for gigantic trade transactions and the markets ...

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  42. FEARFUL MASSACRES.

    The Paris Conference has been officially informed that one of the most terrible pogroms in history is sleeping over the Ukraine. One hundred and twenty ...

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  43. OFFER TO DEMPSEY.

    At Los Angeles Mrs. "Snowy" Baker. wife of the Australian sport promoter, to-day offered Jack Dempsey and Kearns, his manager. £20,000 to stage their next fight in ...

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  44. GENERAL WELSON PROMOTED.

    General Sir Henry H. Wilson has been created a field marshal Such of the cable news on this page so headed has appeared in the "Times," and ...

    Article : 63 words
  45. LIVERPOOL BOCK STRIKE.

    Owing to the dockers' strike at Liverpool the sailings have been suspended. ...

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  46. NEW SPANISH CABINET.

    Senor Maura has formed a new Spanish Cabinet. ...

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