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  3. RACIAL EQUALITY.

    Despatches from Paris say. Mr. Hughes, interviewed regarding the proposed Japanese amendment to the League of Nations covenant ...

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  4. CABLEGRAMS.

    Mr. Horley in a speech declared 'that during the past eighteen months, the United States' Shipping Board had constructed 3,640406 deadweight ...

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  5. BRITISH PROSPECTS.

    The "New York World's" Paris correspondent interviewed an American financial expert who has minutely studied conditions in Europe. He ...

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  6. THE RUSSIAN RIDDLE.

    There is a growing opinion that it is of the greatest importance the Allies should decide a definite policy for dealing with Bolshevism and prevent ...

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  7. "FREAK UTOPIA."

    The "Daily News" Budapest correspondent, describing Hungary "freak Utopia," says the mob raised the Budapest prison and released ...

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  8. MANY MEETINGS.

    The Council of Four met at Mr. Lloyd George's residence. President Wilson being absent. The rumors that President Wilson is abandoning the conference are little credited. ...

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  9. FLEET STATIONS.

    The Australian Press learns that a redistribution of the fleet is proceeding. It will be divided into the Atlantic and Home Fleets, the China ...

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  10. PREMIER'S CHILL.

    Mr. Lloyd George is confined to bed with a severe chili. ...

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  11. KOREAN RIOTS.

    The Korean representatives allege the Japanese are torturing Korean Christians because they refuse to worship the Mikado. Riots continue. ...

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  12. A LEAKY PRISON.

    Twenty Sum Femers, including two M.P.'s escaped form Mountjoy Prison, after overpowering the police. ...

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  13. BOLSHEVIST LOSSES.

    The Bolshevists lost seven hundred dead in the recent fighting. ...

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  14. A TREACHEROUS SOIL.

    The War Office states according to later information from Murmansk; all immediate danger of a Finnish and Karelian rising has been averted. ...

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  15. SNOW IN ENGLAND.

    Easterly winds in England culminated in a heavy snowfall of eight inches. ...

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  16. THE BIG FLY.

    Hawker's trans-Atlantic Bight begins in a fortnight, weather permitting. ...

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  17. SMUTS DEPARTS.

    General Smuts has departed. Although he-was authorised to arrange new armistice terms with Hungary, no conclusion was effected. British ...

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  18. A KIND OF BAIL.

    Twelve millions sterling tas arrived at Brussels, where it will be held as a guarantee of Germany undertaking to export products equivalent to ...

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  19. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    President Wilson to-day issued the following statement: "In view of the very surprising impression which seems to exist in some ...

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  20. ANOTHER VERSION.

    The United Press Berne correspondent learns that Bolshevist uprisings in Austria and Czecho-Slavia are imminent, and any move in these ...

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  21. BANKING AND COMMERCE.

    Mr. Braddon presided at a luncheon to Mr. S. C. Armstrong, who has been appointed by an important financial group to visit Australasia and ...

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  22. WOMEN LAWYERS.

    The Law Society by 50 votes to 33, approved of the admission of women to the bar. ...

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  23. THEIR OLD GAME.

    The general strike on Austrian trains has ceased. The Government engineered the strike, hoping it would embarrass the Allies' plans. ...

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  24. BLAME THE ALLIES.

    The United Tress Budapest correspondent obtained an interview with Bala Kun, Foreign Minister of the Hungarian Soviet Government, who ...

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  25. BETWEEN TWO FIRES.

    The newspapers were not published on Saturday. The proprietors are protesting at the double censorship by the Government and the printers' ...

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  26. NORTHERN RUSSIA.

    A British communique from North Russia says after a night of bombardment the enemy in the morning of the [?]th attacked our positions near ...

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  27. EMIGRATION.

    Lord Milner addressing the Women's Emigration Societies, said the Government was bound to give more active help and guidance to ...

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  28. DANTZIG.

    Political sircles at Weimar are aware the the Entente powers are prepared to land troops at Dantaig on short notice. Several German ...

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  29. CLAIMS TABULATED.

    The "New York Worl'd'" Piris correspondent cables the result of the tabulated damage in various countries caused by Germany. The figures are ...

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  30. DAYLIGHT SAVING.

    "Summer Time" officially begins to-morrow. ...

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  31. LEFT ODESSA.

    It is officially stated the Allies have evacuated Odessa. ...

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