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  2. BANKRUPT AUSTRIA

    GENEVA, Wednesday — Dr. Seipel (Austrian Chancellor) was recalled by the League of Nations assembly to-day in order to receive the following ...

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  3. PACIFIC MANDATE

    LONDON, Wednesday — The Australian Press Association’s Genera correspondent states that during the man-dates debate in the League of ...

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  4. DARDANELLES CRISIS

    The situation with regard to the Near East is becoming [?] easier, and there is a distinctly optimistic tone hi the messages received. The conference between Lord Curzon and M. Poincare Is making good progress, It bas been decided that the Allies shall meet and discuss, the terms ...

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  5. IRISH FREE STATE

    LONDON, Wednesday — The Dail Eireann has fixed the salaries of Its officers as follows:—President, £2500; other Ministers and Speaker, £1700; ...

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  6. INDIAN RIOTS

    LAHORE, Wednesday.—The Akali situation is losing interest on account of the repetition of similar occurrences day by day. Akali bands ...

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  7. NEW SETTLERS

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — In announcing to-day that an agreement had been signed with the Victorian Government for a joint scheme providing for ...

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  8. Criminal Offence

    LAUNCESTON, Thursday — David Walter Rattray pleaded not guilty to a charge of having committed a criminal offence upon a girl under the age ...

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  9. ITALY NEUTRAL

    ROME, Wednesday — The newspapers generally agree that Italy must not fire a shot against the Turks. “Messaggero” announces that the ...

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  10. WHAT WAS OFFENSIVE?

    Continuing, Sir S. Alyer said that when Sir F, D. Bell spoke on the previous day he wondered what In the mandates commission’s report ...

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  11. Industrial Legislation

    ADELAIDE, Thursday—The long promised Bill for the repeal of industrial legislation was introduced in the Assembly to-day, and read a first ...

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  12. TINTED FILMS

    NEW YORK, Wednesday — A syndicates of 45 prominent American business men have subscribed to a process for natural tints for moving ...

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  13. ALLIED CONFERENCE

    LONDON, Wednesday—At the conference between Lord Curzon and M. Poincare it was agreed that an Allied conference should be held as soon as ...

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  14. Pre-Selection

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The decision reached by the Victorian Farmers Union Conference at Ballarat to-day sounded the death knell of the ...

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  15. DAY OR NIGHT?

    MELBOURNE, Thursday — The baking Trade Employes’ Federation to-day protested to the Chief Secretary against legislation that would ...

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  16. INVASION OF NEUTRAL ZONE

    LONDON, Wednesday — Official circles in London have not confirmed the report of the Kemalist invasion of the neutral zone, and have not received ...

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  17. AMERICAN TARIFF

    NEW YORK, Wednesday — How seriously American business men will suffer from the new tariff is indicated in a telegram from the National ...

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  18. SOVIET WANTS REPRESENTATION

    LONDON , Wednesday —The “Daily Telegraph” states that the Soviet Government is bringing all possible pressure to bear on Kemal Pasha to ...

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  19. WITHDRAWAL FROM CHANAK

    LONDON, Wednesday — Official circles deny that the British troops are being withdrawn from Chanak or that such a step is even contemplated. ...

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  20. Barbers Discharged

    SYDNEY, Thursday—George James M’Donald, the well-known city hair-dresser and two of his assistants, Percy John M’Grath and Donald ...

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  21. CLEAR CUT INSTRUCTIONS

    LONDON, Wednesday — Well informed quarters in London say that Lord Curzon (Foreign Secretary) went to Paris with clear cut instructions, ...

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  22. REGRETS PUBLICITY

    Referring to the procedure of the mandates commission, Sir James Allen. said he regretted the disclosures in the report made at a public ...

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  23. AMERICAN RELIEF

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday — President Harding has asked Congress to appropriate 200,000 dollars for American relief of the refugees in the Near ...

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  24. LEAGUE OF NATIONS

    LONDON, Wednesday — The Australian Press Association’s Geneva correspondent reports that the Australian, New Zealand, Canadian and ...

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  25. U.S. PRESIDENT’S VETO

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—The House of Representatives passed the Soldiers’ Bonus Bill over the President’s veto by a rote of 256 to 54. ...

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  26. SOUTH AFRICA

    CAPETOWN, Wednesday — Mr. H. (Minister of Finance) referring to the Near East crisis, said he was not unpatriotic, but at present he ...

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  27. SENATE’S ACTION.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—The U.S. Senate sustained President Harding’s bonus veto by 44 votes to 28. ...

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  28. TREATY OF SEVRES

    PARIS, Wednesday — M. Poincare has declared that the Treaty of Sevres will certainly be abrogated. ...

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  29. REPORT FLATTERING

    LORD ROBERT CECIL’S SPEECH Lord Robert .Cecil, (Britain) also defended General Smuts from the Indian criticism. Referring to the right ...

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  30. SOVIET RUSSIA

    COPENHAGEN, Wednesday. — M. Kamenev has been elected President of the Council of Commissaries working defence committee in ...

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  31. SIBERIA

    CHANG-CHUN (Manchuria)—The conference between Japan, the Soviet and the Chita Government has come to a deadlock. The ...

    Article : 55 words
  32. FATAL DRINK

    SYDNEY, Thursday — A sad fatality at Wagga to-day, who a train driver lost his life. A number of railwaymen and stockmen [?] ...

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  33. LABOR’S ATTITUDE

    LONDON, Wednesday — The General Council of the Trade Union Congress, which is entirely opposed to military adventure in the Near ...

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  34. NAVAL FORCE SUFFICIENT

    PARIS, Wednesday — It is authoritatively stated in Turkish circles that the Turkish Government two years ago accepted the principle of the ...

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  35. AMERICAN’S OPINION

    TURKS AND CONSTANTINOPLE LONDON, Wednesday — Mr. Henry Morgenthau, the American diplomat, stated that he was in complete ...

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  36. ENGLISH RACING

    LONDON, Wednesday.— Flamboyant, Ballyheron, and Ceylonese are equal favorites for the Cesarewitch at 100 to 7. ...

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  37. “WE AIN’T GOING TO FIGHT”

    LONDON, Wednesday — The Independent Labor Party, demonstrating against war, carried a resolution stating Mr. Lloyd George had ...

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  38. CIVIL AVIATION

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The “Pall Mall Gazette” announces that the new Empire airship scheme formulated by the Admiralty, will be ...

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  39. COMMONWEALTH BAM

    MELBOURNE, Thursday — Red ed profits were made by the Commonwealth Bank for the half-year [?] June 30 last. The balance-sheet [?] ...

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  40. CALCUTTA TEA SALES

    CALCUTTA, Wednesday.—At the 16th weekly tea sale 27,384 packages were offered, the principal districts being Assam with 9992, and Dooars ...

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  41. SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM

    PARIS, Wednesday — The British note on the Near Eastern question has created a good impression, and a spirit of optimism has succeeded the ...

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  42. INDIAN MOSLEMS

    LAHORE, Thursday — Yesterday 25 Moslem members of the Legislative Assembly waited on the Viceroy and expressed the view that Ottoman ...

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  43. CHINESE POLITICS

    IMPORTANT CABINET CHANGES PEKIN. Wednesday. — Cabinet changes have taken place which are belived to have an important bearing ...

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  44. THE GREEK ARMY

    ATHENS, Wednesday — The Government has decided to call up the 1928 class immediately. General Polymanlkis has been given the supreme ...

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  45. VISCOUNT GREY’S STATEMENT

    LONDON. Wednesday — Viscount Grey, in a letter to the newspapers, urges that the immediate question In the Near East is the avoidance of ...

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  46. GENERAL CABLES

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Miss Barbara Griffiths has played herself Into final for the girls golf championship. ...

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  47. LABOR PARTY ATTITUDE

    MELBOURNE, Thursday — The leader of the Federal Labor Party to-day cabled the British Labor Party: “Australian Labor party opposed to ...

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  48. ADOPTED WITHOUT DISSENT

    LONDON. Wednesday — Sir James Allen. Sir Joseph Cook, and Mr. Justice Rich are satisfied with the mandate report in the revised form, which ...

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  49. KEMALIST PROCLAMATION

    LONDON, Wednesday —The “Morning Post’s” Constantinople correspondent states that the Kema[?] have placed Smy[?] stating that all ...

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