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  2. GENOA PLENARY SESSION.

    Mr. Lloyd George says that the plenary session of the Genoa Conference has been the most remarkable in history and an inspiring ...

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  3. THE REPARATIONS.

    Official conversations between the Reparations Commission and Herr Hermes (the German Minister for Finance) are proceeding regarding the ...

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  4. IRISH OUTRAGES.

    Extensive outrages, the result of simultaneous Republican risings, have occurred in Down and Antrim, which are now completely isolated. ...

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  5. TRADE UNIONS.

    In the House of Commons to-day, Colonel E. C. Meysey Thompson moved the second reading of his Amending Trade Unions Bill, providing that before a union could ...

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  6. GRAZIERS' COUNCIL.

    The thirty-third convention of the Graziers' Federal Council began its sittings on May 17, and concluded its business at midday on Saturday. The ...

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  7. THE EGYPT SUNK.

    The P. and O. Co.'s steamer Egypt, 7941 tons, has been sunk in a collision off Brest, France. ...

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  8. STRIKE RUMBLINGS.

    There are rumblings here of a widespread strike in the pastoral industry. Members of the shearing section of the A.W.U. are unsparing in their ...

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  9. NO EARLY ELECTION.

    The Premier (Mr. Theodore) arrived from Mackay yesterday, He received a deputation from the Harbour Board, was taken on a visit to the Botanic Gardens ...

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  10. THE WOOL TRADE.

    The wool sales closed to-day. Bowen Downs sold to 26d., averaging 25d. per lb.: Fernice to 25d., averaging 24d.; Googoogoonoo, to 27½d., averaging 24d.; ...

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  11. LITTLE NATIONS.

    "Le Petit Parisien" says that Dr. Braes (Premier of Czecho-Slovakia) during his stay in Genoa, arranged for a treaty alliance for 20 years between ...

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  12. PROGRESS TOWARDS PEACE

    Mr. Lloyd George said that the plenary session of the Conference had been the most remarkable history had hitherto known. It would remain for ever an ...

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  13. LABOUR TROUBLES.

    The wages dispute in the cott[?]n industry has been settled, and work will be resumed on Monday. ENGINEERING LOCKOUT. ...

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  14. SINN FEIN ACTIVITY.

    Sinn Feiners, operating on an extensive scale in County Antrim, destroyed the railway at Dunley, cut the telegraph lines, and seized and burned, or blew up, the ...

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  15. EXTREMISTS DEFEATED.

    By opposing a strike, urged by the extremists to force the Railway Commissioners to pay the Federal award rates, the more moderate section of engineers ...

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  16. GAOL MUTINY.

    Sensational evidence was given during the inquiry into the recent mutiny at the Calcutta gaol. An early witness said that the mutiny occurred through a ...

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  17. UPPER SILESIA.

    following a combined police and militart raid in Upper Silesia, which has been in a state of siege for a week owing to bandit outrages, 30 persons were ...

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  18. PROPOSED POOL.

    The "Financial News" publishes an article by a colonial importer declaring that after the group forming the New Zealand dairy produce pool has made use ...

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  19. LONDON ELECTION.

    The City of London election, rendered necessary owing to Mr. A. J. Balfour having been raised to the peerage, resulted:—Edward Charles Grenfell (a ...

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  20. RUSSIAN FAMINE.

    The International Committee for Russian Relief, of which Dr. Nansen is High Commissioner, has issued its investigators' report on the famine in Southern ...

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  21. NON-AGGRESSION PACT.

    At the plenary session of the Confer[?]nce, the heads of the delegations accepted the non-aggression truce, all rising as a taken of adherence thereto. Signor Facts ...

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  22. THE EX-KAISER.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states that the ex-Kaiser's book has been completed. Parts have been shown to foreign buyers, and the ...

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  23. BAGDAD MURDER.

    Mrs. Tuckett, widow of Colonel Tuckett, has returned to England, from Bagdad, where the Arabs murdered her husband. Colonel Tuckett came to England with the ...

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  24. MORETON BAY DELAYED.

    The Commonwealth liner Moreton Bay was delayed for six hours on Saturday in her departure from Port Melbourne for Sydney by the action of the crew. ...

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  25. BRITISH TAXATION.

    The Government has issued a "three-line whip" for Monday's sitting of the House of Commons when it will submit a motion for a select committee to inquire ...

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  26. FRIENDSHIP WITH FRANCE.

    Mr A. H. Asquith, addressing the National Liberal Federation Conference at Blackpool, said that nothing was more vital to the future of Europe than the ...

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  27. LYNCH LAW.

    A mob smashed the gaol doors, seized a negro, shot him, and burned the body amidst frenzied cheering and gunplay. ...

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  28. REDUCED WAGES.

    About 500 members of the Rubber Workers' Union met at the Trades Hall this afternoon and discussed the clause in the Arbitration Court award by which ...

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  29. CANADIAN NAVY.

    Despite the recent London speech of Lord Lee of Fareham (First Lord of the Admiralty), in which he complained that the Dominions were not fulfilling ...

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  30. FIRES IN BELFAST.

    Incendiaries set fire to six warehouses, widely separated, in Belfast, between 7 and 9 o'clock this morning. A clothing factory was destroyed, and other buildings were ...

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  31. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    The Press his circulated broadcast a manifest signed by the Prime Minister (Mr. Mackenzie King) and the ex-Prime Ministers, Sir Robert Borden and Mr. ...

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  32. STATE-OWNED SHIPPING.

    Mr. Larkin (the manager of the Commonwealth Government Steamship Line) and Mr. Phillips (the European manager of the Canadian Government Line) have ...

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  33. LAST APPEAL.

    Before, applying to the President of the Federal Arbitration Court (his Honour Mr. Justice Powers) for a variation of the wages award so as to obtain higher ...

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  34. GENERAL SEMINOFF

    The New York Appellate Court has ordered the release of the Cossack leader General Seminoff, and has granted him 10 dollars costs. It ruled that the order ...

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  35. "FLOWER OF THE NATION."

    Field-Marshall Earl Haig, addressing the Northampton branch of the British Legion, referred to the complacency of the Minister for Labour in his speech in the House ...

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  36. TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

    It is reported that the Swedish Parliamentary Committee has rejected the Government's proposal for a Russo-Swedish trade agreement. ...

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  37. ELECTRICAL TRADES STRIKE.

    No development occurred during the week-end with regard to the electrical trades strike, but a change is expected this week. Representatives of the union, ...

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  38. OLD DIPLOMACY.

    M. Paul Cambon and the Comte de St. Aulaire, the past and present French Ambassadors in London, were tendered a luncheon in the House of Commons Mr. ...

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  39. LUNCHEON TO MR. JUSTICE RICH.

    Mr. M. L. Shepherd (official secretary, Australia House) entertained his Honour Mr Justice Rich at luncheon at Australia House. The guests included ...

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  40. SAN FRANCISCO SERVICE.

    Mr. I. S. Samuels, the assistant president of the Oceanic Steamship Co., has announced that the discontinuance of the San Francisco-Australia service will ...

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  41. LISMORE LIGHTING.

    There has been considerable controversy among the ratepayers as to whether the Council should be given authority to borrow £35,000 for the installation of a ...

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  42. SOUTHERN PARTIES.

    Mr. Michael Collins and Mr. De Valera held a private conference to-day. Later it was announced in the Dail Eircann that no progress had been mide towards a ...

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  43. AVIATION IN RUSSIA.

    Signor Stampa announces that an agreement has been concluded under which Italy will build and staff aviation bases in Odessa and other parts of Russia, ...

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  44. WEST AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION.

    The Anglo-Saxon Club entertained at dinner Sir James Mitchell (Premier of Western Australia), Lady Mitchell, Sir James Connolly (Agent-General for ...

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  45. VICTORIAN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

    Nominations will close to-morrow to fill the vacancies created by effluxion of time in the representation of the 17 provinces in the Legislative Council. In each ...

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  46. FATAL EXPERIMENT.

    CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), May 20. Mr. A. K. Dunbar (Research Engineering Fellow of Harvard University) and ...

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  47. RUSSIAN COMMENT.

    The Moscow Soviet organ, "Isveslia," blames France and Mr. Lloyd George for the poor results at Genoa, saying that it only needed to menace France with a ...

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  48. ITALIAN COUNT SENTENCED.

    Count Morozze Della Rocca, formerly the departmental chief in the War Office, who was first charged in 1918 with having sold military documents to the ...

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  49. TROPICAL DISEASES.

    Dr. Cilento of the Australian Health Department, has arrived from Liverpool on a two months' stay in America to study the methods of the late General ...

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  50. BIGAMY CHARGE.

    The cinema world has been stirred by a new sensation. Rodolph Valentino, a noted "movie" star, married Winifred Hudnut, the daughter of a rich American ...

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  51. PRAYER FOR THE FORCES.

    A manifesto signed by the chaplain of the fleet, the Chaplain-General to the Forces, and the Chaplain in Chief, Royal Air Force, has been issued inviting all ...

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  52. LADY RHONDDA'S CLAIM.

    The claim of Lady Rhondda to a seat in the House of Lords, in her own rights, has failed, the Committee of Privileges having rejected it by 20 votes to 4. ...

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  53. MEMORIAL TO AUSTRALIANS.

    Sir Francis Newdegate, Sir James Mitchell, and Sir J. D. Connolly placed a West Australian wreath on the Australian memorial at Newdegate, Sir Francis ...

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  54. DEATH OF DR. KENNION.

    The death is announced of Dr. Kennion, formerly Bishop of Adelaide. [The Right Rev. Dr. George Wyndham Kennion was ordained in [?] and was domestic chaplain ...

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  55. MAJOR OUTRAM'S DEATH.

    News has been received at Plymouth that Major Outram, the Australian big game hunter, who died at Mombasa as a result of having been mauled by a ...

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