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  2. CABLEGRAMS

    The Liverpool Labor leaders, representing ail trades, unanimously decided to demand the reinstatement of the police strikers, otherwise there ...

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  3. DO THEY?

    General Foch dismissed Von Winterstein, Governor of the Palatinate, replacing him by Kijngensberg. The German Government demands ...

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  4. MAD MEXICO.

    Carrenza has ordered Mr. Williams Cummings, British Charge d'Affairs, to leave Mexico. Carranza's action followed a ...

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  5. IRISH UNREST.

    Unrest is increasing in Ireland. A particularly brutal episode occurced at Glennistymot, the murder of a boy of 16 while reading by the fireside in ...

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  6. COSTLY CAMPAIGNS.

    A White Paper shows that since the armistice, British expenditure on naval and military operations in Russia has been seventy millions, ...

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  7. SIMPLE RITES.

    Mr. Carnegie's funeral was simple. There were no pall-bearers and no sermon. The family and household employees only attended the ...

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  8. "VIOLENCE IS COMMON."

    The Government, replying to the United States, takes exception to the tone of menace employed, points ont that violence is common in the large ...

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  9. DEATH OF SHIPPING MAGNATE.

    "Lord Inverclyde was at business last Monday, and was aboard his yacht until Thursday. He died in a nursing home at Glasgow on ...

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  10. SOOTHING TONES.

    The Roumanian reply, protests against the Allied Council's charge that Roumania is desirous of separating herself from the Allies, and ...

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  11. CANT BE GOT.

    The Inter-Allied Commission, finding Germany unable to deliver to the Entente forty million tons of coal, has consented to a reduction to 21 ...

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  12. Fierce Rioting.

    The prohibition of Sinn Fein demonstrations at Coalisland led to a fierce riot. The colonel commanding a Highland cyclist brigade was badly ...

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  13. AFGHAN FRONTIER.

    Fighting still continues on the frontier with the irreconcilable tribes. Mohsuds and Wazins descend from the bills for occasional raids on our ...

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  14. CLEANING THE BALTIC

    Berlin has recalled Von Der Goltz. ...

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  15. REVIVAL IN GERMANY.

    New and serious labor troubles have arisen in Germany. An electricians' strike in Upper Silesia led to a gradual deadlock, and a general ...

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  16. THE OLD ARROGANCE.

    The "Matin's" Berlin correspond, eat states the German constitutional commission reports that no German ought to be surrendered to any ...

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  17. Fresh Lawlessness.

    A mysterious night attack was made on an island at Queenstown, on which a small force was guarding military stores. Men hiding on a ...

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  18. A NEEDED REMINDER.

    Mr. W. Thorne, M.P, in his presidential address to the National Socialist Party's conference at. Northampton, declared the party was ...

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  19. SIMILAR AIMS.

    The Nationalist Democratic Party entertained the Dominion M.P.'s, including Senator Pearce, Mr. Heitmann (W.A.) and Mr. Triggs, New ...

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  20. LOCK OUT POLICY.

    Owing to a threatened strike, the co-operative societies of Yorkshire, Lancashire, Cheshire and North Wales have locked out 30,000 ...

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  21. MEXICO.

    The arrest of three officers of the Mexican army has revealed a plot to overthrow the Carranza Government ...

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  22. WHEAT SHORTAGE.

    Professor McCuddy, interviewed, Said the enormous surplus of the world's wheat was non-existant, due to miscalculations, therefore the ...

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  23. VILE TO THE LAST.

    Advices from Helsingfors interpret the report of the establishment of a Socialist-Coalition Government at Petrograd. There are indications the ...

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  24. THE POLISH CORRIDOR.

    It is announced that British troops have arrived at Dantzig en route for England. German opposition to the occupation of the disputed territory ...

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  25. REFLOATED.

    The War Lark, grain laden from Australia to Hull, stranded on the Goodwins, and was high and dry at low water. She was towed off, and is ...

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  26. THEY LOSE NO TIME.

    A German wireless says a German company has established a regular steamship line to the Levant. The first steamer leaves Hamburg for ...

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  27. THANKS TO STRIKES.

    Italy is unable to obtain British coal, and it is arranging with Belgium to supply fifty million tons monthly, exchanging sulphur. ...

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  28. HUNGARIAN CABINET.

    Lociszi has formed a Cabinet, including Julius Andrassy and three Socialists. ...

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  29. INTERNEES LEAVE.

    Over a thousand interned enemy subjects, and 150 women and children left Sydiey to-day onboard, the steamer Ypringa, bound for Germany. A ...

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  30. NEW HUNGARY.

    The "Corriere della Sera" interviewed Archduke Joseph at Budapest, who said he accepted the invitation to lead the Government in the hope ...

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  31. TRUE COLORS.

    The "Advanced" Socialists have decided to form a Communist party in America abandoning connection with Socialism in order to seek the ...

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  32. BELGIUM ASSENTS.

    The Belgian Chamber unanimously adopted the peace treaty. ...

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  33. FINNISH POLITICS.

    In consequence of General Mannerheim's refusal to retain the supreme command, the Finnish Premier, Dr. Castren, and several ...

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  34. COST OF FOOD.

    There are extensive Governmental seizures of foodstuffs in many American cities, with the object of reducing the cost of living. ...

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  35. THE SWEEPINGS.

    The immigration authorities have ordered the deportation from Vancouver and Winnipeg of Russians soused of attempting to overthrow ...

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  36. NORTH-WEST RUSSIA.

    Four British aeroplanes heavily bombed Kronstadt, causing extensive fires within the fortress. Great destruction is reported, General ...

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  37. SANE POLICY.

    Meetings of the engineers in the Manchester district, who number over 30,000 resolved to relinquish the agitation for reduced working hours ...

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  38. GOVERNOR'S DEPARTURE.

    In the course of replying to the toast at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Agricultural Societies' to-day, the Governor said he would ...

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  39. CRYING FOR THE MOON.

    The recent disturbances in Luxembourg, when 20,000 people attacked the Duchess' palace and the Parliament buildings though ostensibly a ...

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  40. PLOUGHING CAMPAIGN.

    Lord Lee, Minister for Agriculture expects to inaugurate an active ploughing campaign to increase homegrown food. He favors facilities for ...

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  41. PRODIGAL'S RETURN.

    At the suggestion of the Broken Hill branch of the political Labor party, Mr. Brookfield, M.L.A., has withdrawn his resignation from the ...

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  42. [?]

    "La Liberte" announces warrants have been issued against the German General Zolner, who ordered the Lille deportations. ...

    Article : 21 words
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