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Article : 75 wordsThe Australian press correspondent at Geneva states that the question of the leadership of the Australian delegates, as expected, is developing into ...
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Article : 85 wordsThere was a remarkable scone at the Trade Union Congress when the president introduced the American, Canadian and Russian fraternal ...
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Article : 161 wordsThe progressive move of the Launceston Marine Board towards the establishment of a deep water port met with every sign of satisfaction when ...
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Article : 145 wordsThe Prince observed when he planted a tree in the Piping Rock Club grounds that years ago his grandfather had planted many trees, which ...
Article : 89 wordsPARIS. Wednesday night. —A message from Dusseldort states that in accordance with the London agreement General Degoutts has issued an ...
Article : 77 wordsRepresentatives of fashion journals who have followed the Prince since his arrival have found little on which to base the forthcoming male styles. ...
Article : 72 wordsThe Prince witnessed two practiced polo matches between the British and United States teams on different grounds and was seen by only a small ...
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Daily Telegraph (Launceston, Tas. : 1883 - 1928), Fri 5 Sep 1924, Page 5
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