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  2. OIL EXPLOITERS

    NEW YORK, Thursday.— The oil companies have been advised that President Carranza has granted permission to 4G America oil companies to resume ...

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  3. DEADLOCK REACHED

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—The Washington correspondent of the “New York Times” says that the Democrats and Republications have virtually reached a ...

    Article : 67 words
  4. [?]C.L.SW.G’S FUTURE

    COPENHAGEN, Sunday.—On the eve of the International Commission’s arrival at Flensburg, in S[?]leswig. where a plebiscite is to be taken, the German ...

    Article : 76 words
  5. THOSE TAME LETTERS

    LONDON, Thursday.—The final instalment of the Kaiser’s letters from February, 1913, to February, 1314, are of a Periodical and gossipy nature. ...

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  6. “P[?]TRIOTIC” PROFIT[?]ER[?]

    LONDON, Thursday. — The “Daily Chronicle’s” Paris correspondent says that a remarkable war scandal has been disclosed. A number of leading ...

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  7. ENCOURAGING [?]RAIT[?]RS

    LONDON, Sunday.—Dublin Castle, in a proclamation, offers a reward of £10,000 for information leading to the conviction of the murderers of any one ...

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  8. KOLTCHAK IN PRISON

    LONDON, Sunday.—A MOS[?]OW Wireless message state’s that the Soviet’s authority has been established at [?] in Siberia , consisting of Communists, to ...

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  9. LISTEN FOR TWO GUNS

    A full meeting of the regatta committee assembled at the Town Hall last night, and was presided over by Mr. J. G. Turner, ...

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  10. SOVIET SENDS. A LADY

    ROME, Sunday.—Russia is appointing Madame Angelica Balabanoff diplomatic . representative to Italy. ...

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  11. REPORTED AGREEMENT.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday. — Senator Lodge has announced that the bi-partisan compromise conference has reached a virtual agreement oh Article 10. It is ...

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  12. PLEBISCITE AREAS.

    PARIS, Thursday.— It is understood that Frances has taken over a large part of Britain’s obligation to send troops to police the plebiscite areas. Instead of ...

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  13. “MOST NECESSARY CROP.”

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—General Sir William Birdwood and Prime Minister Hughes were principal guests at the A.N.A. Foundation Day luncheon at the ...

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  14. FOCH GOES TO WARSAW.

    PARIS, Thursday.—Marshal Foch is expected at Warsaw in a fortnight. The Bolsheviks are reinforcing their army on the Polish front. ...

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  15. Greece’s Claims

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has introduced a resolution supporting Greece’s to all the Taracian territory ...

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  16. “THE UNCERTAIN FUTURE.'”

    LONDON, Sunday. — The “Morning Posts” Berlin correspondent, says that the newspapers are publishing the ex-Kaiser’s letter to Prince Furstenburg. ...

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  17. AFTER THE STRIKE

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. M’Donald, secretary of the Northern Collieries Association, referred to a statement by Mr. Willis, general secretary of the ...

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  18. W[?]o Profiteering

    LONDON, Sunday.—The report of the committee which investigation profits in wool ton and yarns states that all the Australian wool has been a[?]ctioned since ...

    Article : 127 words
  19. NO TIME FOR ANTIS.

    LONDON. Saturday.—A Harbin telegram state that the Czeschs may give up Koltchsk to the revolutionaries The Americans are evacuating the ...

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  20. Gradually Collapsing

    ROME, Sunday.—After several un-[?]ee[?]ssful attempts to destroy trains the railway strike is gradually collapsing. ...

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  21. Passenger P[?]a[?]e Wrecked

    PARIS, Saturday.—A new Bleriot areoplane, constructed to carry 25 passengers on the Paris-London service, was wrecked in a preliminary trial in France, and the ...

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  22. To Defeat Co-operation

    LONDON, Thursday—An Amalgamated Traders’ Association is being formed r[?]ombat the effects of the alliance recently entered into between the leaders of the ...

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  23. MARINE ENGINEERS

    MELBOURNE, Monday—The marine engineers stated to-day that the coastal ships now in commission were being diverted from their regular ports of call to ...

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  24. SOME USEFUL RAINS.

    Cold, cloudy, and showery, especially in the west and south, but soon improving. Squally southerly winds. Official weather forecast issued by the ...

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  25. Satire Not Libel[?]ous

    BERLIN, Sunday—Herr Ebert the President of Germany , and Herr Noske Prosecuted the editor of “Satyr” for criminal libel in cartooning them as a boar and a ...

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  26. UNEMPLOYED SOLDIERS.

    BROKEN HILL, Monday.—A deputation Hon of unemployed returned soldiers waited on the Mining Managers’ Association to-day and asked for support in ...

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  27. AN “OFFICIAL” ERROR.

    Sir,—May I crave your indulgence in order to correct and error which is Printed in the official programme of the Hobart regatts. As in previous years, I ...

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  28. Australian Fight

    LONDON,- Sunday.—Captain Ma[?]hews sent the following message from Bagdad on Saturday:—The flight from Constantinople to Allepo on January 14 was a ...

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  29. New French Cabinet

    PARIS, Sunday.— Opposition to the Bond new French Cabinet is daily increase The deputes have asked for an increase in salaries from 15,000 francs to 30,000 ...

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  30. WHEAT INQUIRY RESULT.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—As an .outcome or the wheat inquiry, two more man, Thomas Smithy 50, merchant, and William Alexander Robinson, 46, were ...

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  31. Engineers Meet To-day

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—The marine engineers are to hold another meeting tomorrow in connection with the strike position. Comment has been aroused by ...

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  32. Davis Cup

    NEW YORK, Thursday.—New York newspapers devote much space to Australia’s Davis Cup victories and point out that Australia is rapidly becoming ...

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  33. I P[?]se Immgration

    TOKIO, Saturday.— Viscount Ochl[?]a in a speeds in the House of Peers, said that the Government was prohibiting Japanese immigration to Mexico, in ...

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  34. “CLEANEST BRED ON EARTH.”

    That Australians were the cleanest bred race on the face of the earth, was the claim made by a speaker at last night’s commemoration by the A.N.A. of ...

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  35. BIRDWOOD’S ARRIVAL

    The military authorities stated, last night that it has been definitely decided that General Birdwood shall arrive at -Launceston on February 10. ...

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  36. “WELL PLAYED AUSTRALIA.”

    LONDON, Saturday—The Lawn Tennis Association has cabled the Australian Association “Well played Australia. We congratulate both teams and all ...

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  37. RISE IN RESERVOIR.

    The rain which commenced to fall early up Monday morning, and continued intermittently daring- the day, will be thankfully accepted by gardeners, who ...

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  38. Stranded Tasmanians

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—The marine engineers’ strike has proved a serious matter for numbers of Tasmanians who have been stranded for weeks in ...

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  39. Paisley Ey- lection

    LONDON, Saturday.— Mr. Asquith; the has been unanimously chosen as L[?]ral candidate for Paisley, opens his campaign at [?]isley on Monday. It is ...

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  40. General Cables

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Felton Bequest has purchased Edwin , Alexander’s picture, “A Happy Family,” which was exhibited at the Scottish Academy. ...

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  41. Relief to Europe

    WASHINGTON. Saturday.—The Bolivian delegation to the pan-American conference recommended that the United Sates proposed relief to Europe should ...

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  42. IN THE COUNTRY.

    CAMPANIA, Monday.—Welcome rain fell here to-day. The fall should have a material effect on the serious position created by the prolonged drought. ...

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  43. HIGH COST OF LEARNING.

    LONDON, Thursday.— The Rhodes trustees announce that, owing to the increase in the cost of living. £300 a year is no longer sufficient to cover the ...

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  44. CUNARD COMPANY INCREASES CAPITAL.

    LONDON, Thursday. — The Cunard Company, with a view to developing business and providing new tonnage, proposes to increase its capital to £7,000,000 ...

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  45. Reparation Commission

    PARIS, Saturday. — M. Jonnart has [?]een appointed French delegate and chairman of the Reparation Commission. ...

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  46. COLD AT ZEEHAN.

    ZEEHAN, Monday.—The principal outing to-day (Foundation Day) was the combined picnic of the Sunday Schools to Strahan. There was a large ...

    Article : 67 words
  47. Cricket in the Country.

    Our cricket columns contain particulars or a match of big scoring at Glen Huon. The local team was playing Excelsior, and put up 340. A. V. Bester made 83. L. Shield 84 not out, ...

    Article : 80 words
  48. Advertising

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  49. HOT IN PERTH.

    PERTH. Monday.—A [?]eat wave has been prevalent during the past eight days, but the temperature has now fallen to 96. ...

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