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  2. BRITISH AIRSHIP

    Leaving her mooring mast promptly at a.m. to-day the R101 ascended gracefully, rising steadily to a height of about 1000 feet before ...

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  3. MELBA DISTRESSED

    Madame Melba is keenly distresses at the death of the famous singer, Ada Crossley. She sent a beautiful wreath ...

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  4. MOTORIST CHARGED

    At the Central Court to-day, John O'Brien, 34, described as a bookmaker, was charged with having feloniously slain Thomas Stewart ...

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  5. WEST MAITLAND COURT

    Robert Collins pleaded guilty to a charge of travelling in a railway train between Muswellbrook and West Maitland, on October 20 ...

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  6. FOUR KILLED

    A shocking motor accident at the intersection of Anzac-parade and Cleveland-street, Moore Park, on Sunday night, resulted in the death ...

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  7. LORD BADEN-POWELL

    Lord and Lady Baden-Powell have finalised their tour programme. They will be accompanied by Colonel Walton. Headquarter's Commander ...

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  8. SAFETY FIRST

    In declaring his sympathy and support for the safety campaign inaugurated by the N.R.M.A., which commenced to-day, the Premier, Mr. ...

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  9. ADA CROSSLEY.

    The death has occurred of Ada Crossley, the famous singer. In private life she was Mrs. Nuecke. ...

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  10. FRENCHMEN MASSACRED

    A detachment of 150 Moors ambushed a number of French foreign legionaries here yesterday, and massacred 50. ...

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  11. FREEDOM OF LONDON

    Lord Baden-Powell to-day received the Freedom of the City of London, to mark the coming of age of the Scoct Movement. ...

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  12. FACTORIES.

    At the end of last year there were 11,421 registered factories in New South Wales, an increase of eight on the previous year's total. ...

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  13. FIERCE FIGHT.

    Trapped in a gambling den by an infuriated mob of 200 in the jute area at Calcutta, an English police officer, with a handful of Indian ...

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  14. CYCLIST KILLED AT HABERFIELD.

    While riding a bicycle at Haberfield, Herbert Pearson, 50 years, of Croydon Park, was knocked down by a motor car and killed. His injuries ...

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  15. BRITAIN AT WARSAW

    The King has approved of the appointment of Sir William Augustus Forhes-Erskine as envoy-extraordinary and plenipotentiary at Warsaw ...

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  16. FORTUNE IN BOTTLE.

    A treasure hunt indulged in by boy scouts near Taronga Park on Saturday ended with treasure trove in the real sense of the word. Scout ...

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  17. FIRING SQUAD.

    A message from Rome states that the death sentence passed on Vladimir Gortan, who was alleged to have ambushed and fired on voters during ...

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  18. MOTOR CYCLISTS INJURED.

    The unconscious body of Maurice George, 42 years, a mercer, was found lying near the intersection of Day and King streets, Sydney, on ...

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  19. EDUCATION OF GIRLS

    The trouble with the modern girls' school is that its pupils are looked upon as being simply so many boys, writes Meynick Booth, Ph.D., in the ...

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  20. FRENCH CRMINALS.

    The convict transport La Martinlere, is leaving for Guiana in November, with a party of criminals, who will be incarcerated on the Island ...

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  21. WISEMAN'S FERRY FATALITY.

    In an accident at Wiseman's Ferry, Wilfred Oswell Schofield, aged 35, of Breeza, near Gunnedah, was killed. He was driving a motor lorry ...

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  22. BURNT TO DEATH.

    Shortly after 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon the residence of Mr Harold Greedy, at Woo Waa, took fire and was burnt completely out. ...

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  23. NAVAL DISARMAMENT

    The Quai D'Orsay to-day announced the willingness of the French Government to participate in an exchange of views on naval ...

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  24. SUMMER HILL BRIDGE

    Hon. W. Bennett, M.L.A., introduced a deputation, comprising the President of Bolwarra Shire Council, Cr. M. McRae, and Crs. ...

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  25. MOTOR CYCLIST KILLED.

    George English, aged 21, of Tempe, sustained a fractured skull, and severe abrasions, when his motor cycle collided with a motor car at the ...

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  26. CAPE TO CAIRO

    Two Australians, Monson and Wilson, who are walking from the Cape to Cairo, arrived here to-day, from Madrid. ...

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  27. NON-STOP.

    A British attempt on the non-stop flight record is to be undertaken next month by the R.A.F. Fairey-Napier monoplane, in which it is ...

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  28. HANDWRITING.

    Handwriting is an index to the nature of eyesight defects, according to Professor Frederic A. Woll, Director of the Department of Hygiene ...

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  29. TWO INJURED IN COLLISION.

    When a motor car collided with a motor cycle, with side-car attached, in Chelsea (Vic.), on Sunday night, the cycle was knocked about 20ft. ...

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  30. 'BLACKMAIL'

    Critics are surprised that "Blackmail," the first British talkie is banned in Australia, especially in view of its remarkable reception in ...

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  31. FOUR MOTORISTS HURT.

    Four members of a family were injured when their car, losing a tyre, ran off the road and overturned near Rooty Hill. ...

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  32. WOOL SALES.

    The "Yorkshire Observer," in an [?]ditorial, states:—"The startling slump in wool values is agitating the minds of the Australian pastoralists ...

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  33. ODDFELLOWS

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  34. BRUTAL ASSAULT

    Robert James Martin, aged 30, and his son, Robert, aged six years, were brutally assaulted by a gang of men at a house at Rosebery on ...

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  35. KABUL LOOTED

    Four foreign legions at Kabul, including the British, were attacked and looted following the capture of the city by Shahwah's troops, who ...

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  36. MOTOR CAR OVERTURNS.

    Hiting a tree in Anzac-parade, late on Saturday night, a car overturned and the three occupants were injured. They were:—John Watson, 18 years ...

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  37. ECONOMIC DEPRESSION.

    Closing the Bloemfontein Congress General Hertzog, while deprecating panic, urged the delegates to warn people, of the impending economic ...

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  38. THE TARIFF.

    "One of the new Federal Government's first tasks will be to ensure effective protection of Australian industries against the flood of foreign ...

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  39. OIL FROM COAL

    Mr. Budd asked the Minister for Mines in the Legislative Assembly if he had noticed in the Press, on the authority of a man who had ...

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  40. FREIGHT FREE

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  41. CYCLE INJURIES THREE.

    When a motor cycle sot out of control at Wentworth Park Speedway on Saturday three spectators were injured. They were:—Leslie Spencer, 19 ...

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  42. MRS. MORT.

    Following the recommendation of the Minister for Justice (Mr. Lee), Mrs. Mort, who for the last nine years has been, an inmate of the ...

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  43. PLANE WRECKED

    A moth aeroplane, which took off from Portsea on Saturday crashed into a telegraph post on Portsea road, and was wrecked. The occupants ...

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  44. BILLIARDS.

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  45. OTHER ACCIDENTS.

    Arthur Taylor (19), of Auburn, who was knocked down by a car while riding a bicycle near Homebush, sustained a probable fracture ...

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  46. SAFE FORCED

    Burglars broke into the booking office of Yennora Railway, Station during the week end and forced open the door of the safe with an axe, but ...

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  47. FRANK SLAVIN DEAD

    Frank Slavin, the well-known old-time prize fighter, died here to-day in a military hospital. He served overseas with the Canadian Forces. ...

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  48. SIR HUGH CLIFFORD

    Sir Hugh Clifford, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Straits Settlements, and High Commissioner for the Malay States, has tendered ...

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