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  2. REPRISALS IN IRELAND.

    Following the shooting of four constables at Rineen, a party of men in uniform set fire at night to 18 houses at Ennistimon, County Clare, Ireland. Three ...

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  3. SERIOUS BRITISH OUTLOOK.

    The "Triple Alliance" Conference was resumed this morning, but adjourned immediately in order to consider the report of the joint deputation to the Prime ...

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  4. MESOPOTAMIA.

    The Civil Commissioner in Mesopotamia has issued a farewell proclamation at Bagdad. After tracing the history of the British occupation the proclamation points ...

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  5. AMERICAN FINANCIERS.

    "With the hands of London fully occupied, it has been suggested that the New York money mnrket might bo tried as a field for Australian State loans, and ...

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  6. FACTS FOR ELECTORS

    Polling Day: October 9. Hours of Polling: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be no polling booths in ...

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  7. THE RUSH ELECTION.

    Mr. J. P. Fry, M.L.A., who is seeking re-election for Kurilpa in the Nationalist interest, addressed a large meeting in the West End School of Arts last evening. ...

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  8. OUR HEROIC DEAD.

    Lieutenant-Colonel [?] (the Sol[?] Nat[?] candidate for Brisbane), speaking at a meeting in A[?] last night, and he had announced at his ...

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  9. CAUCUS AND FINANCE.

    At a public meeting held on the 19th August last the council of the Taxpayers' Association of Queensland was asked to consider the position of Queensland State ...

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  10. NOT A QUESTION FOR AMERICA.

    Senator Warren C. Harding, the Republican candidate, has issued a statement that the Irish question is not one in which America should become officially ...

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  11. NUMEROUS FIRES IN RUSSIA.

    Reports have been received that fires are raging in many places in Russia, and that tens of thousands of persons are homeless in the governments of Iver, Jaroslav, ...

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  12. FURIOUS CHARGES.

    The Bishop of Portsmouth presided at a reception to Archbishop Mannix at Cannon-street Hotel. There was a large assemblage of clergy. ...

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  13. OPPOSED TO BOLSHEVIKS.

    On a report that the Emir of Bokhara had taken refuge in S[?] Seabz, "Red" troops marched from Bokhara and surrounded the city. No resistance was ...

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  14. PRICE-CUTTING MOVEMENT.

    Another large price-cutting movement in the United States, has apparently been launched. It is reported from Detroit that Mr. Ford has reduced the price of ...

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  15. "MANURING THE FIELDS OF FLANDERS."

    Sir,—As a Britisher, who is proud of the glorious achievements of Australian soldiers, let me protest against Mr. Kirwan's rem[?]s about our lads' bodies ...

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  16. PROPOSED SEPARATE PEACE.

    The "New York Times" correspondent at Washington, quoting an unnamed authority, states that the United States' participation in the League of Nations ...

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  17. SOUTH AFRICA.

    As was expected the Republican question is forming the vital issue at the Reunion Congress, the Nationalists having moved the acceptance of the programme ...

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  18. THE CAPTURE OF BOKHARA.

    The capture of Bokhara by the Bolsheviks had a tremendous effect throughout the East. The attack was not unforeseen, and the Emir had taken all possible ...

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  19. SALUTING THE SINN FEIN[?]LAG.

    The Archbishop of Adelaide (Dr. Spence) had a remarkable welcome at Newry, Ireland. The railway platform was decorated with Sinn Fein [?]ags, and when ...

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  20. A DANGEROUS POLICY.

    The National labour candidate for Fortitude Valley (Mr. J. P. Forde) addressed a crowded meeting in the Brookes-street Boys' State School last night, the Mayor ...

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  21. THE EMPIRE'S TRADE.

    The Congress of Chambers of Commerce has adopted a series of resolutions favouring closer relations between the Empire's trade bodies, development of ...

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  22. QUEENSLAND DELEGATION.

    The Queensland delegation will sail for Queensland in the Malwa on Friday. [It is understood that Sir Alfred Cowley may return via South Africa.] ...

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  23. RAISING MONEY LOCALLY.

    The Premier (Mr. Theodore) addressed a sparsely attended meeting in the West End Stnte School last evening in support of the candidature of Alderman ...

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  24. [?] FRENCH PRESIDENCY.

    It is now definitely announced that M. Millerand has been elected President of France. PARIS, Thursday. ...

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  25. THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

    At to-day's meeting of the Board of Control Warwick Armstrong was appointed captain of the Australian XI[?] for the first test match. Mr Rush (Victoria) ...

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  26. RUSSO-POLISH WAR.

    The Polish National Council is presenting terms of peace, including an armistice on the line along the Beresina, which necessitated the Bolsheviks ...

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  27. AMERICAN NAVAL INVESTIGATION.

    The Secretary for the Navy (Mr. J. Daniel's) has announced that Rear-Admiral Hughes will be sent to Samoa to investigate the alleged misadministration of the ...

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  28. U.S.A. AND JAPAN.

    The State Department officials state that in the negotiations with the Japanese Ambassador (M. Shidihara) the United States will maintain its position as set ...

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  29. RIOTS IN ITALY.

    Reports from Turin state that noting is general there, and that four persons have been killed and 20 wounded in a fight over a factory that was seized. A ...

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  30. SEISMIC DISTURBANCE.

    The seismological station recorded a seismic disturbance at 3.50 a.m. on Monday, whose centre was 14,000 kilometres distant, probably in the Pacific, ...

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  31. SHIPS TO CARRY ORE.

    It is announced that the Bethlehem Steel Corporation has created a marine equipment fund of £4,000,000 to build ships to carry ore from Chile direct to ...

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  32. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS.

    In the statement recently supplied by the Commissioner of Trade to the Minister in charge of State Enterprises, the profit on the railway refreshment rooms was ...

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  33. MR. BARNES AT ROCKHAMPTON.

    The School of Arts was crowded to-night to hear an address by Mr. W. H. Barnes (the Leader of the Nationalist Pa[?] The Mayor (Alderman Hartley), ...

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  34. ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTACT.

    The case in which Graham Bros., Ltd., sought £5000 damages from the Country Press Co-operative Coy., Ltd., for alleged breach of contract to supply 60 tons of ...

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  35. WEST END LIFE.

    Mrs. Bamherger, after a sensational trial at the Old Bailey, has been sentenced to nine months for perjury. Mrs. Bamberger is a pretty young women, and told ...

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  36. JAPANESE EVACUATING SIBERIA.

    The announcement has been made, according to the Washington correspondent of the "Times," that all Japanese troops have been withdrawn from Siberia ...

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  37. MR. BARNES'S CAMPAIGN.

    Mr. W. H. Barnes addressed a good meeting of electors in the State schoolroom, Norman Park, on Wednesday evening. Councillor Prout (of the Belmont ...

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  38. SCOTTISH PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN.

    The American temperance advocate, Mr. "P[?]foot" Johnson, has landed at Plymouth. He will assist in the prohibition campaign in Scotland. ...

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  39. AMERICAN WHEAT.

    It is estimated that New York exporters have purchased 10,000,000 bushels of wheat for European consumption. Spain alone tone 3,500,00) bushels. The balance is ...

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  40. AMERICAN WOOL.

    The Kansas Farm Bureau Federation of Middle-Western States has resolved to appoint a committee to devise plans to [?]ndle glowers' wool through a national ...

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  41. LEICHHARDT.

    Mr. Kingston (Country Party candidate for Leichhardt) has been accorded excellent receptions throughout the eloctorate. He has had bumper meetings at Sapphire. ...

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  42. METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS.

    The Morningside branch of Mr. W. H. Barnes' election committee entertained a large number of residents at Hill's Hall on Thursday evening. The West End ...

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  43. "EXPANSION, NOT RETRENCHMENT."

    Mr. E. J. Hatton, Nationalist candidate for Maryborough, addressed a meeting at Newtown to-night, Mr. A. Dunn, M.L.C., presiding. Although this portion ...

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  44. ATTEMPTED DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.

    A lighted dynamite stick was found at the Brooklyn tramway station[?]It is believed to have been set by the striking tramway workers. The stick did not ...

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  45. COAL SHORTAGE IN AMERICA.

    [?] has been rationed as a result of the fuel shortage. ...

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