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  2. CANNES CONFERENCE

    PARIS, Friday—The opening -session of the Supreme Allied Council at Cannes provided a surprise. indicating Mr. Lloyd George's victory over the ...

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  3. IRISH PEACE AT LAST

    LONDON, Friday.—Mr. de Valera's last effort to smash the treaty and Mr. Michael Collins flaming oatburst against Tammany Hall ...

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  4. “WHITE AUSTRALIA”

    LONDON, Friday.—Press' telegrams from Australia reproduce Mr. Home's letter la the Adelaide “Register,” advocating coolie labor ' for the ...

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  5. POISON GAS

    'WASHINGTON, Friday.—The disarmament conference is expected to-day to consider the use of poison, gas in war. They will have three reports ...

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  6. SUBMARINE WARFARE

    WASHINGTON Friday. — Though the naval committed is approaching the end of its labors, one or two problems, are still facing them for ...

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  7. “MY DUTY IS TO RESIGN”

    Mr. de Valera then said: “It will be my duty, to resign, but I do not know if I will do it just now. I have to say to the country and to ...

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  8. PEARCE'S AMENDMENT.

    Quite an Australian atmosphere was given to to-day's naval armament committee proceedings Senator Pearce succeeded in impressing the ...

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  9. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

    It is understand that the report presented by the sub-committee on gas, appointed by the conference, is somewhat indefinite, the report implying ...

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  10. SATURDAY'S PROCEEDINGS

    LONDON. Saturday—When Dail Eireann opened to-day the Speaker announced a motion in his own name aserting the sovereign status, ...

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  11. ECONOMICAL CONFERENCE

    Mr. Lloyd George pointed out that the deplorable condition in Russia heavily burdened those who before the war derived the bulk of their ...

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  12. APPEAL TO WOBBLERS.

    Mr. de Valera therefore, tried appealing to the wobblers, on traditional loyalty to office and the personality of President by resigning in order to ...

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  13. PRESIDENT BREAK'S DOWN.

    Mr de Valera' ignored the appeal Mr. Griffiths repeated the suggestion saying he did not know if they. Were to go different ways or not, but they ...

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  14. AGREEMENTS WITH MURDERERS

    I remember representatives of Turkey admitting that millions of Armenian Christians had been slaughtered ravaged outraged and tortured ...

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  15. PROHIBITION OF GAS.

    The American advisory committee condemn gas because It was toxic, otherwise the committee declared It should be prohibited In modem war ...

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  16. NEVER EXPECTED REPUBLIC.

    Mr. Joseph M Grath, one of Mr Arthni Griffiths' whips, said be never expected to get a Republic when be wont into the fight but he had the ...

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  17. RESIGNATION TENDERED.

    The Dall Eireann reconcitation committee sat all morning and, the Dall Eireann reassembled publicly in the afternoon ...

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  18. MODERATION AND RESTRAINT.

    Mr. Lloyd George speaking al Cannes, said it is always a very invidious task for any statesman of any Allied country which had suffered ...

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  19. ATTACKS ON MERCHANTMEN.

    WASHINGTON, Friday.—The following was difficultly communication this afternoon The committee on the limitation of [?] ...

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  20. AN EXALTED ATTITUDE

    There is something to be said for that sort of exalted attitude, but there is nothing to be said for greeting one assassin on your right and refusing ...

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  21. THE NEWS IN AMERICA.

    NEW YORK, Sunday.—Reports received in New York from various parts of the county indicate deep satisfaction at the ratification of the ...

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  22. OUTLAWING POISON GAS.

    It is understood that Senator Root presented a resolution outlawing [?] gas in war, at the naval meeting to-day. Idly immediately signified ...

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  23. MR. COLLINS ATTACKED.

    Mr. J. M'Guinnees supporting the treaty said as a member of the private member committee which had tried to reach an agreement. The ...

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  24. ECONOMIC RESTORATION.

    PARIS, Friday—The Cannes conference Is dividing into two commissions to study (1) the reparations and (2) Europe's economic restoration. ...

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  25. ANARCHY AND BANKRYPTOY.

    You may drive thing so far, Mr Lloyd George proceeded that you will get nothing out of your, verdict When Britain, through her ...

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  26. WAR EXPERIENCES

    WASHINGTON, Friday.—It was officially stated to-night that after the resolution on piracy was passed, the chairman introduced the 'subject of ...

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  27. MARQUIS DKUMA

    TOKIO Friday—The death is announced of Marunis Shigenobu Okinna ex-Prime Minister of Japan ...

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  28. PRESIDENT'S “RED HERRING.”

    Mr. Arthur Griffiths objected, and said the business of the House was the ratification motion. Another member moved the Suspension of the ...

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  29. FIVE POWER CONFERENCE.

    PARIS, Friday. —The Supreme Alied Council has agreed to Mr. Lloyd George's motion inviting German and Russia to attend at five Power ...

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  30. REPORT DENNIED.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 22 words
  31. BRITAIN'S COMPASSION.

    That is why Britain, in spite of the miscapresentation at home and abroad, has advocated not compassion and not consideration for Germany but or ...

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  32. GREAT BRITAIN'S DIFFER.

    PARIS, Friday.—The Cannes experts will submit their report on the reparations to the Supreme Allied Council to-night. It is believed that ...

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  33. REPUBLICAN ARMY CAMP.

    LONDON, .Saturday.—The police aided the Republican army camp numbering 600. near Dremore in Tyrone, captured a large quantity of ...

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  34. AFRICAN COAL STRIKE.

    INSTRUCTIONS TO UNIONISTS CAPE TOWN; Saturday.—The in Industrial Federation is instructing trade unionists not to chandle or the ...

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  35. IRELAND FOR THE IRISH.

    Mr. Griffiths, winding up the debate said: “If toy name is to go down in history, I want it associated with Mr. Collins. He was the man who ...

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  36. ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY.

    LONDON Saturday.—Four armed men held up the Hibernian Bank at [?]blore. Dublin, and stole £400. ...

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  37. THE' ROOT RESOLUTION.

    Senator Root' explained that be had drafted a resolution, in the Language of the treaty, of Versailles, which had been subscribed to by four out of five ...

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  38. RESIGNATION WITHDRAWN.

    LONDON, Friday.—Mi de Valera resigned his position as President, but later withdrew his resignation on mutual; agreement being, reached to take ...

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  39. GOVERNMENT APPOINTS BOARD

    CAPE TOWN, Friday- The Government has agreed to appoint a board of conciliation in the coal strike, consisting of representative of each side ...

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  40. BELFAST DISORDERS.

    LONDON, Friday —At the inquest on the 19 victims of the recent Belfast disorders a police inspector declared that about 7000 Belfast men ...

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  41. RESTORING ALL COUNTRIES.

    Germany's pre-war trade was largely with the countries on her eastern and southern frontiers, but these countries have collapsed lndustriaily ...

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  42. ECONOMY AND FINANCIAL

    LONDON, Saturday.—A Cannes communique states that the conference unanimously resolved that an European Powers should be invited to ...

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  43. “A SPLIT EXECUTIVE.”

    LONDON, Friday.—Fuller reports show that Mr. de Valera was speaking. With much solemnity when the Dall Eireann re-assembled. ...

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  44. DURING THE DIVISION.

    While the division was being taken by means of a roll call, Mr. Griffiths protested that some constituencies were disfranchised as members ...

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  45. GERMAN REPRESENTATIVES.

    CANNES, Saturday.—Despite M. Briand's opposition, the Council has resolved to summon the German representatives to Cannes regarding the ...

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  46. ANGORA AGREEMENT

    LONDON, Friday.—A White Paper has been issued containing the correspondence between, the British and French Governments, respecting the ...

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  47. BOURNEMOUTH MURDER

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Bournemouth police are making untiring but fruitless efforts to 'find the murderer of Miss Wilkins. They have ...

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  48. ROOT RESOLUTION CARRIED.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday. — The following was officially communicated this Evening: At the committee on the limitations of armaments meeting ...

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  49. SEPARATION PAYMENTS.

    CANNES. Saturday:—It is reported that Germany -has been granted delay in the 1 1922 reparations payments and that Britain foregoes her ...

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  50. SHAKING CLEAN HANDS.

    There is a much greater danger from Bolshevism if we fail in the task of reconstruction than from propaganda which the Bolsherviks under ...

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  51. REV. MAJOR'S TRIAL

    LONDON, Saturday. —'The Bishop of Oxford refuses to try the Rev. H. D. A. Major for heresy. The matter thus lapses. ...

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