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  2. CRISIS IN GERMANY

    HAMBURG, Sunday Night.—The Special Court which tried the Communist leaders concerned in the recent disturbances here sentenced ...

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  3. THE POLITICAL CRISIS

    HOBART. Monday.—Both Houses of Parliament will meet on Tuesday night the new Labor Government will occupy the Ministerial benches. ...

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  4. REPARATIONS

    PARIS, Sunday Night.—In a speech at Champigny M Poincare declared that France did not agree to the reduction of the German debt fixed in May 1921. ...

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  5. SIR HENRY JONES RETURNS

    By the Loongana [?] Saturday St Henry Jones returned to Tasmanian [?] arrived at Melbourne on Wednesday evening by the [?]deen [?] ...

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  6. BRITISH POLITICS

    LONDON, Sunday Morning.—"The Observer" says one thing is certain that Mr Baldwin's Plymouth speech means a general election within six ...

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  7. ACCIDENT ON RAILWAY

    A mishap happened yesterday to the train, which left [?]ceston at 7 a.m. ter Stanley When the train was approaching the siding snow as ...

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  8. BACK TO SCOTTSDALE

    [?]DALE. Monday The correspondent of the [?] to Scottsdale wich was [?]ked by gr[?]d ent[?]siasm [?] Saturday's train. ...

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  9. CASUALTIES IN A REVOLT.

    Fourteen policemen were killed in a revolt. The total rebel casualties are not vet known, but seventy-fivedied in hospitals. ...

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  10. CONDITIONS TOPSY TURVEY.

    "The Sunday Times" .says thai the conditions of commerce arc so topsy turvey that the strictest free trader could hardly maintain that the matter ...

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  11. FORMATION OF SEPARATIST GOVERNMENT.

    PARIS. Saturday Night.—News from Berlin states that the formation of a Separatist Government is not taken .seriously in Berlin. It is pointed ...

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  12. TAKEN OFF AS HOSTAGES.

    COLOGNE, Saturday Night.—The wife and daughter of a burgomaster of Crefeld were most roughly handled and taken off as hostages during an ...

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  13. COUNTESS WARWICK A LABOR CANDIDATE.

    LONDON, Sunday Morning. — Countess of Warwick in her first speech as a Labor candidate said: The young and thoughtless woman who lived in ...

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  14. GERMANY'S INDEBTEDNESS

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—"The Daily Telegraph" diplomatic correspondent says that both the Cabinet and the Imperial Conference will discuss the ...

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  15. FOOD RIOTS.

    PARIS, Saturday Night.—News from Dusseldorl states that during a food riot at Buchum, in which the police intervened. twenty persons were ...

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  16. WORKING THE MINES.

    BERLIN. Saturday Night.-Herr Stinnes and other industrialists, alter conferring with Herr Stresemann, re-opened negotiations with General ...

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  17. LORD BIRKENHEAD'S VIEWS.

    NEW YORK, Sunday Morning.—Lord Birkenhead, in a interview, expressed his pleasure that Britain and the United States had taken the latest ...

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  18. POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING.

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—"The Daily Express" says that there will be a full steam of political campaigning this week. Mr Scanley Baldwin speaks ...

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  19. PERSIAN AFFAIRS

    TEHERAN, Sunday Night.—The Shalt has issued a manitesto appointing Sardar Sepah as Premier also announcing that owing to illhealth he will be ...

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  20. DISCIPLINE IN ITALY

    MILAN. Monday Morning. Signor Mussolini, in a speech at the celebration of the first anniversary of the Fascist march to Rome, said the few ...

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  21. SITUATION VERY SERIOUS.

    BERLIN, Monday Morning.—The situation in Germany during the weekend was serious. Owing to the inability of the Reichsbank to supply ...

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  22. HATE, GREED, AND FEAR

    LONDON. Sunday Night.—General Sir Ian Hamilton, unveiling a war memorial at Batley, said that the world ex-soldiers, or even half of them, it ...

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  23. VIEWS OF MR HENDERSON.

    Presiding at a Labor demonstration in London, Mr Arthur Henderson M. P., after declaring that the Government's unemployed proposals are inadequate ...

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  24. THE PARLIAMENTARY JOBS.

    Alderman J. F. Ockerby at the City Council meeting last night said he [?] regretted that the Mayor (Alderman George Shields) was absent, as he ...

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  25. LOAN TO GERMANY.

    NEW YORK, Saturday Night.—The Washington correspondent of "The New York Times" says the State Department now has hopes out of the ...

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  26. THE GOVERNMENT OF SAXONY.

    DRESDEN, Monday Morning.—The Government of Saxony has refused the Imperial Chancellor's demand for its resignation. An offical communication ...

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  27. BRITAIN AND FRANCE.

    LONDON, Saturday Night.—"The Daily Express" says that it is understood that the British Government agrees to a restricted form of inquiry ...

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  28. FAVORABLE REPLY FOR ITALY.

    ROME. Sunday Morning.—It is semi-officially reported that Italy has favorably replied to the British Proposal regarding the invitation to the ...

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  29. PROBABLE OPPOSITION PROPOSAL

    It was stated yesterday that in all probabilility when the House of Assembly meets to-night some action will be taken to enable those Nationalists who ...

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  30. LABOR MEMBERS' CRITICISM.

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—Mr J. H. Thomas, M.P., speaking in London said already two Ministers were contracting themselves with what Mr ...

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  31. PRESHISTORIC MAN

    SANTA BARBARA (California), Sunday Morning.—Scientists who are excavating are convinced that the skulls of men uncovered here are of a ...

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  32. SURVIVAL AFTER DEATH

    LONDON. Saturday Morning.—Sir Edward Marshall Hall K.C. speaking it Bournemouth said he was convinced [?] things which had happened in his ...

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  33. OBJECTIONS BY AMERICANS.

    NEW YORK, Sunday Night.—"The New York World" correspondent at Washington states that distinct Congressional opposition, ...

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  34. MEETING AT HOBART.

    HOBART, Monday. about [?] persons were present at the Bijou Theatre to-night in anticipation of obtaining some information with regard to the ...

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  35. MONKEY GLAND

    BUENOS AIRES, Saturday Night.—Professor Clement O'Neill, director of the Buenos Aires Zoological Garden and a distinguished biologist, has ...

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  36. THE PHILIPPINES

    MANILA. Saturday Night.—The Political situation has grown more tense with the resignation of four appointive members of Legislature designated by ...

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  37. ROBBERIES IN NEW YORK

    NEW YORK. Sunday Night.—Declaring that they are menaced extensively, due to the unprecedented number of hold ups and robberies from jewellers shops ...

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  38. A TOMB VIOLATED

    GENEVA, Sunday .Night.—The family tomb belonging to M. Jean Bartholomi, who was related to the [?]iguing house at Monaco, was ...

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  39. UNEMPLOYMENT

    LONDON, Sunday Morning.—Speaking at Canterbury, Sir W. Joynson Hicks, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, said that the Government ...

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  40. DESTRUCTION OF SWINE

    PARIS, Sunday Night.— A curious parallel to the Gardarene swine on curred near Spint Louis. Durhong. where a railway runs through a cutting ...

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