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  2. GERMANY'S DOUBLE DEALING.

    Germany has entered into nn agreement with Russin which provides for the recognition of the Soviet, renounces all claims arising out of the war by both nations, and accords the "most favoured nation" treatment on both sides. It is generally regarded as a prelude to a ...

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  3. HERESY HUNT.

    It has been known ever since the formation of the Majority Labour Party by Mr. Catts, M.H.R., that all those Labour supporters who broke away from the ...

    Article : 128 words
  4. BUTTUR MARKET.

    Owing, it is stated, to a falling off in the production of butter throughout the State, sellors advanced the wholesale price of butter to-day by 12/ per cwt., or ...

    Article : 79 words
  5. STORMS AND FLOODS.

    The worst storms and floods experienced for half a century are sweeping [?]nois and Indiana, devastating villages and farms. A cyclone struck Irvington, ...

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  6. IRISH REBELS.

    Indications are believed to point to a rebel plan to seize all strategical points in Dublin preparatory to a revolutiopary campaign ...

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  7. ARCHBISHOP DUHIG.

    The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Brisbane (DR. Duhig) left Brisbane by the Sydney mail train yesterday on route for Melbourne, where he will join ...

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  8. CAUCUS GRAB.

    "The public nee have no ma[?]vings on that score. Within an hour of being sworn in [?] called a meeting of Ministers, who were una[?]usty of opmion that the ...

    Article : 240 words
  9. ADVISORY BOARD'S SOUTHERN TOUR.

    Members of the Queensland Advisory Board met representatives of the Victorian dairying industry in Melbourne to-day and discussed at length proposals dealing ...

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  10. BERLIN SENSATION.

    Talaat Pashas younger brother was assassinated in the Uhlanstrasse. Two men, with nevohers, fired at him and a companion. The latter was seriously ...

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  11. SYDNEY SHOW.

    When the Royal Centenary Show closes to-morrow [?] people will have visited it. A very large crowd attended again to-day, when the ...

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  12. ARMOURED CARS USED.

    Rebels determinedly but unsuccessfully attacked Beggar's Bash Barracks, the official and impregnable I.R.A. stronghold. The attackers surrounded the barracks, ...

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  13. CONFERENCE SURPRISED.

    The Germans have concluded an aconomic agreement with Russia, which provides for the de jure recognition of the Soviet, the restoration of diplomatic ...

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  14. CHURCH UNION.

    Because the delegates will deal with the question of church union, and the proposals of the recent Lambeth Conference, the eighth trigunial assembly of the ...

    Article : 130 words
  15. EMPIRE MIGRATION.

    Mr. Percy Hunter (Commonwealth Dircetor of Immigration), who had intended leaving this week for Australia, received instructions to remain in ...

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  16. HAWK AND CHICKENS.

    The Leader of the Federal Country Party (Dr. Earle Page) arrived to-day from Mackay. In the course of an interview by the "Courier" representative, he ...

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  17. "AT 3 O'CLOCK."

    Mr. and Mrs. William Tully (of Red Hill), aged 72 and 73 respectively, both died on Good Friday. They had been married far 52 years, and lived most of the ...

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  18. THE ATTACK ON MR. COLLINS.

    In reference to the attack ap Mr. Michael Collins and his party in Parnellsquare, Dublin, it has now been learnt that the party occupied four cars, and ...

    Article : 267 words
  19. FRENCH CABINET SUMMONED.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Poincare) assembled the Cabinet this morning to examine the situation that has been created at Genoa. ...

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  20. WAGE REDUCTION.

    Mr. Wallhead, in his presidential address at the annual conference of the Independent Labour Party, sitting at Nottingham, said that the conditions of the ...

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  21. BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    No cases of plague or a suspicious illness were reported yesterday. At the Health Department 232 rats, 117 mice, and one guinea pig were examined, and all proved ...

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  22. FATAL COLLISION.

    A flying splinter, 5in. long, pierced the throat of Dennis Maddon, aged 28 years, of Ashfield, on Monday night, when a motor cycle which he was riding collided in ...

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  23. CHESS.

    In the chess championship contests to-day Wallace beat Apsaldo, Ciackenthorp bent Watspn, Simmons beat Ingledew, Viner beat Boyce, Qundersen beat Esling, ...

    Article : 79 words
  24. WAR ON RATS.

    "Ratlers and sprayers were at work throughout the Easter holidays," said the Commissioner of Public Health (Dr. Moore) yesterday. "Rats and fleas were ...

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  25. BROOKLANDS TRAGEDY.

    It has been definitely decided that the bodies of Sir Ross Smith and Lieut. Bennett shall be transported to Australia. Before the usual business was entered ...

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  26. HOSPITALITY ABUSED.

    The newspapers in Italy published special editions announcing the treaty, which is causing intense excitement, and arousing hostility against the Germans, ...

    Article : 37 words
  27. SUPER TAX.

    Whether the super income tax will be reimposed to help to relieve the heavy financial burden which the State is corrying will probably be decided at a meeting ...

    Article : 171 words
  28. BELFAST CRIMES.

    Twenly-six robberies from small shops by armed inen occurred in Belfast during the week-end. Two series of fires occurred in one street ...

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  29. DRAUGHTS.

    Interest in the championship draughts tournament increases as the stronger players emerge victorious from the contest. There was a large crowd in attendance at ...

    Article : 208 words
  30. OPINION IN GERMANY.

    The treaty is regarded as a final settlement of the Russo-German war. A treaty had been discussed for months, and the possibility of treating with M. ...

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  31. DIVIDED CHINA.

    It is understood that Dr. Sun Yat-sen (President of the Canton Republic) and General Tsao-lin (governor of Manchuria) have united their forces for the ...

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  32. SEMINOFF THREATENED.

    Police reserves were called out to protect the Cossack leader, General Sominoff, and to drive back threatening crowds of Jews and Russians who gathered outside ...

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  33. P.A.F.S.O.A.

    The eighteenth bi[?] and forty-sith annual session of the Grand Council of the Queensland P.A.F.S.O.A. commenced in the Protestant Hall to-day. ...

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  34. RAW MATEKIALS.

    In reference to the raw materials resolution, misconception arose through the Italia Economic Committee holding a meeting at the Palazzo Reale. It was this ...

    Article : 140 words
  35. DEFENCE POLICY.

    The Minister for Defence (Mr. Massy Greene) stated to-day that he had submitted to the Cabinet his proposals for the organisation of the branches of the ...

    Article : 101 words
  36. YACHT CAPSIZES.

    The yacht Sayanora was blown over by a sudden squall at South Arm, near Hobart, on Monday evening. Of the crew of four, two are missing; the other ...

    Article : 309 words
  37. SCULLING.

    The contest for the sculling championship of the world took place on the Wangan[?] River to-day. Darcy Hadfield, the present holder of the title, was defeated ...

    Article : 173 words
  38. TRYING TO FIND AN EXCUSE.

    The Genoa correspondent of the "Daily Express" states that Dr. Rathenan (German Minister for Foreign Affairs) stated in the course of an interview: ...

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  39. A.N.A. CONFERENCE.

    The A.N.A. annual contercnce was continued to-day. Resolutions carried were:—"(1) That the conference is of opinion that the time has ...

    Article : 159 words
  40. MISSING MOTOR BOAT.

    About July last a plausible stranger, who stated that his name was Moore, drifted into Yeppoon, and was engaged to repair the engines in some motor boats ...

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  41. NEW COALFIELD.

    A large coalfield has been discovered in the district between Bunzlau and Lowenberg, in Silesia. The chief seam is 15ft. thick at a depth of 400ft. below the ...

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  42. FAMINE HORRORS.

    A conference of the American Relief Administration and the Jewish Joint Distribution Committee held in London has drawn up a prograume for famine ...

    Article : 113 words
  43. SIBERIAN OCCUPATION.

    The To[?]o correspondent of the United Press association states that Japan has dech[?]led to send additional replecement troops to Siberia as the result of the ...

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  44. WILD SCENES.

    Wild Fcones were witnessed in the Board of Trade wheat pit when wheat for May delivery advanced sensationally. Opening al 143½ cents per bushel, it shot ...

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  45. LONELY WOMEN.

    The improvement of the conditions of the woman on the land, is the primary object of a largely attended conference of country women, which was opened, at the ...

    Article : 169 words
  46. MUTDAPILLY CHURCH DEDICATED.

    The Church of England recently erected at Mutdapilly, situated about six p[?]les from Harrisville, was dedicated by Bishop Le Fanu under the name of St. Aidan, ...

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  47. LONG FLIGHT.

    Senhors Cabral and Coutinho, the two Portugnese aviators who set out on March 31 to fly from Lishon, in Portugal, to Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil, were unable to ...

    Article : 185 words
  48. CANADIAN LOAN.

    It is learped that Canada is planning a loan of 250,000,000 dollars (£50,000,000) to meet maturing obligations, and to provide for deficiences between revenues ...

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  49. UNDER THE TRAIN.

    With a child in her arms, and two others clinging to her skirts, Mrs. Jane King, of Newtown, was jostled off the railway platform at St. Peters by a crowd to-day, and ...

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  50. HOBSON'S BAY.

    When the question of the manning of the Commonwealth liner Hobson's Bay was considered in London the general manager of the Commonwealth Government line of ...

    Article : 114 words
  51. FIRE AT WOWAN.

    Police inspector Queen has received advice from constable O'Connor, of Wowan, that M'Sweeney's store and dewelling at Wowan were totally destroyed ...

    Article : 106 words
  52. SHARE-DEALING.

    To-day's sales on the Stock Exchange totalled more than 2,000,000 shares, the largest turnover since April, 1920, and for the number of issues traded in it as the ...

    Article : 64 words
  53. VICTORIAN WHEAT STATISTICS.

    The return of the State Government Statistician giving the yield of wheat in Victoria for the season just closed shows that the production was 43,807,596 bushels, ...

    Article : 57 words
  54. ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN BANK.

    LONDON, April 18.—The English, Scot[?]sh, and Australian Bank has declared an interim dividend of 5 per cent., free of taxation. ...

    Article : 28 words
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