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  2. GERMAN RECOVERY

    The correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" in Bellin says that a statement of the figures by which the Reichstag carried the new emergency Powers ...

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  3. AMERICAN AGRICULTURE

    Mr. H. C. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, in his annual report just issued, stresses the serious condition of the farmers of the United States, who, ...

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  4. SEAMEN'S AWARD.

    Having received an assurance that the steamer Iron Knob owned by the Broken Hill Proprietary Co., was being manned in accordance with the terms of the ...

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  5. BRITISH GENERAL ELECTION

    It is understood that no communications have passed between the political parties during the week-end, though all the party leaders have been carefully considering the new position. Everyone is keenly awaiting to-morrow's Cabinet Council, which will decide whether a re-constituted ...

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  6. NAVIGATION ACT.

    The Royal Commission set up by the Federal Parliament to inquire into and report upon the effect of the Navigation Act upon Australian trade and ...

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  7. CORNWALL COAL STRIKE.

    It is predicted that the strike at the Cornwall coal will not be settled without a long and probably bitter struggle. It is understood that the miners ...

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  8. TASMANIA'S FINANCES.

    The "Age" devotes its leading article on Friday last to Tasmania's position, and deals with the Premier's visit to the Federal Government in the following ...

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  9. THE DECLINE OF PARTY GOVERNMENT.

    In the old days of the Whigs and Tories, when the Ministry with a majority behind it, accepting full responsibility for its actions, governed, and His ...

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  10. LABOUR AND FRANCE.

    Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, interviewed by the "Matin," said: "Naturally my party does not agree with France regarding the Ruhr. We have to think ...

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  11. FOOTBALL MATCH.

    Reuter's correspondent at Ma[?]nz, in Germany, says that for the first time since 1914 a football match was played there yesterday between French and ...

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  12. POSSIBILITIES OF THE SITUATION.

    Sunday gave opportunities to the political leaders to consult their friends quietly, and turn over the complexities of the unprecedented situation. Thus ...

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  13. INDIAN FRONTIER.

    The Commissioner of the North-West frontier conferred at Landi Kotal on Saturday with the Afghan Governor of Kolalabad. The jirga was held for the ...

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  14. PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION.

    The secretary of the Proportional Representation Society writes to the press to say that if proportional representation had operated in the 548 ...

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  15. OBITUARY.

    Sir Frederick Treves, Serjeant Surgeon to the King, died to-day at the age of 70 years. Sir Frederick was one of the most ...

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  16. JAPANESE BUDGET.

    The Japanese Budget proposals for the coming fiscal year, include the expenditure of 597,000,000 yen for restoration purposes spread over a period ...

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  17. ALLEGED MALICIOUS WOUNDING.

    Robert Shnnnon, aged 39 years, police constable who was charged with having maliciously wounded Frederick Clark, police sergeant, at Bathurst, on ...

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  18. PRINCE ARTHUR.

    Several thousands of people attended the laying of the foundation-stone ol the Durban war memorial by Prince Arthur of Connaught, who on this ...

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  19. Liberal Opinion.

    The Liberals agree that if the Opposition is asked to form a Ministry the first offer will go to Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, but if he is unwilling Mr. ...

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  20. COST OF THE ELECTION.

    An expert political organiser estimates that the election cost £1,500,000, including £1,000,000 from party funds. ...

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  21. ITALIAN PRESS COMMENTS.

    The correspondent of the "Morning Post" at Rome says that the Socialist press describes the British election as resulting in Mr. Baldwin's defeat, but ...

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  22. MOTOR-CAR FATALITY.

    One man was killed and another injured in a motor accident at Tarce, N.S.W., on Sunday. A man named Bowers, aged 26 years, married, was ...

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  23. STEPFATHER'S DREADFUL CRIME.

    John Whalley, of Accrington, was on Saturday sentenced to penal servitude for life for having chopped off both hands of his five-year-old stepdaughter ...

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  24. EX-CROWN PRINCE.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Express" says the ex-Crown Prince has established his claim before a Court at Oels, in Prussian Silesia, to ...

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  25. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    Houses are being rushed up in large numbers at Wembley-park, and are often sold at from £800 to £2,000, according to size, as soon as the ...

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  26. Labour's Capital Levy.

    The "Daily Express" favours the prompt resignation of Mr. Baldwin in favour of Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, whom the "Daily Express" believes to ...

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  27. KING AND PREMIER.

    Mr. Baldwin had audience of he King for 40 minutes at Buckingham Palace this morning. Mr. Winston Churchill paid a ...

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  28. JEWELLERY STOLEN.

    Madame Antoinette Avonza, of Berringa, Caledoma-road, Rose Bay, has reported to the police that jewellery valued at £4,000 has been stolen from ...

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  29. ITALO-RUSSIAN PACT.

    The Italian Senate has approved the decree, which has already been passed [?] the Chamber, giving full effect to the preliminary Italo-Russian ...

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  30. MR. MASSEY.

    The Prime Minister of New Zealand (Mr. Massey), speaking at a luncheon, at York given by Sir William Forster Todd, who was Lord ...

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  31. LABOUR MESSAGE FROM AUSTRALIA.

    The following is a copy of a cablegram from Mr. Charlton, M.H.R., leader of the Australian Labour party, to Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, M.P., ...

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  32. TRAGIC EVENT.

    A tragic event occurred at Hastings, Kent, to-day. Miss Violet Santer, aged 19 years, dressed as a powderpuff, in readiness for a fancy dress ball, ...

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  33. THE PREMIER'S MISSION.

    Before leaving for Tasmania to-day the Premier of that State (Hon. J. A. Lyons) expressed his appreciation of the manner in which his mission to obtain ...

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  34. SHOOTING WITH INTENT.

    Peter Gordon Hannah, a former police constable, was presented before Mr. Justice Macfarian in the Criminal Court to-day on three charges arising ...

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  35. GREEK POLITICS.

    The authorities for some days have suspected the existence of a new plot to overthrow the Government. They had noticed Metaxist agents were very ...

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  36. Fine—But Rash!

    The "Daily Herald," the Labour organ, proposes that a Labour Government be formed, and says: "This would bo a fine action, though doubtless rash ...

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  37. Mr. Theodore Delighted.

    "Labour's success is the outstanding feature of the British elections," said the Premier (Mr. Theodore) to-day. "To capture so many seats by Labour is a ...

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  38. MOTOR-CAR OVERTURNS.

    A picnic party comprising five young women and a man were returning from Benber to Bunbury on Sunday afternoon when the motor-car skidded and ...

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  39. MEXICAN INSURRECTION.

    The town of Ja[?]pa, the capital of the State of Vera Cruz, fell into the hands of revolutionaries on Saturday. At El Paso, in Texas, rail ...

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  40. PENNY POSTAGE.

    Lord B[?]yth, a member of the Executive of the British Empire League, in appealing to candidates at the general election in England to support the ...

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  41. LONDON TO BRUSSELS.

    A British airman, Mr. Alan Cobham, arrived here to-day from London, in an aeroplane of only six horse-power. He was forced to des[?]end at Lympne, in ...

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  42. CATTLE DISEASE IN WEST AUSTRALIA.

    Late this afternoon the Federal Director of Public Health (Dr. Cumpston) conferred with the Premier (Sir James Mitchell), and announced to him ...

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  43. ROWDY DEMONSTRATIONS.

    Two people were killed and 20 injured in turbulent demonstrations following a mass meeting of Royalists. ...

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  44. NEW GOVERNMENT STEAMERS.

    Although the Commonwealth Shipping Board has urged that the work of constructing two small steamers for the navigation service should be given to ...

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  45. LATEST RETURN.

    London University has returned the Conservative candidate Sir Sydney Russell Wells with a majority of 14,444 over the Liberal, Professor Pollard. ...

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  46. MEMBER'S JEREMIAD.

    Mr. Austen Hop[?], M.P. (Independent), speaking at Ashton-underLyne, said: "The politicians of Great Britain have reached a dep[?] of ...

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  47. THREE HUNDRED DEATHS.

    The first battle in the new Mexican revolution resulted in 300 deaths, and the rebels captured Jalapa, the capital of the State of Vera Cruz, taking 200 ...

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  48. AMERICAN PRESIDENT.

    It is definitaly announced by Mr. James Reynolds, the former campaign manager for President Coolidge, that the President will again stand as a ...

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  49. CHAFF MIXING.

    The Minister of Lands, Works, and Agriculture (Hon. J. Belton) intimated yesterday that a [?]haff-mixing conference was being arranged, and would be ...

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