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  2. SOVIET RUSSIA

    LONDON, Wednesday. — M. Krassin (Soviet Commissary for Foreign Trade) has handed Lord Curzon (British Foreign Secretary) his Government's ...

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  3. IRISH REVOLT

    LONDON, Wednesday,—Art O'Brien (secretary of the Irish. Self-Determination League), Sean M‘Grath, Sean O'Mahoney, and Michael Galvin, ...

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  4. REPARATIONS.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — General Maxwell, manager of Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Currie and Co, bankers, addressing the Institute of Secretaries, ...

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  5. EASTERN CRISIS

    LAUSANNE, Wednesday, — M. Venizelos, the head of tie Greek delegation to the Near Eastern Conference, says that the Graeco-Turkish ...

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  6. TAXI-CAB MURDER

    LONDON, Wednesday. — Sir Richard Muir to-day opened the Crown case against Alexander Campbell Mason (22), a cabinet-maker, with no ...

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  7. Premiers’ Conference

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — The open conference of the State Premiers, Acting-Premiers, Treasurers, and other Ministers on questions of ...

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  8. CABINET CHANGES.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Sir Robert Home denies that he has accepted the Chancellorship. Lord Derby retains the War Office, and Lord Curzon the ...

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  9. FURTHER FRENCH SANCTIONS.

    PARIS, Wednesday. — The French have occupied the great dye works of Oppau, and also Dorsten, where they have seized goods valued at thousands ...

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  10. NOTHING TO HOPE FOR

    LONDON, Wednesday. — The “Morning Post’s” Berlin correspondent states that the feeling is universal that it is a vain hope that the change ...

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  11. TENANTS COMBINE.

    PARIS, Thursday. — A nations congress of tenants is creating a local committee to resist houseowners oppressive demands. Tennis will be ...

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  12. INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday. — Dr. Robertson, Director of the Division of Industrial Hygiene in the Commonwealth Department of Health, who ...

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  13. SOCIALIST CONGRESS.

    HAMBURG, Wednesday. — The International Socialist Congress carried resolutions condemning the Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations in ...

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  14. IMMIGRATION.

    LONDON, Wednesday,— Mr. Victor Fisher, leader of the Conservative Workers Union, and Mr. A. H. Ash[?]. (Tasmanian Agent General) delivered ...

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  15. LORD ROBERT CECIL.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The “Daily Express” states that Lord Robert Cecil is Joining Mr. Baldwin’s Ministry. His office has not yet been ...

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  16. MR. SHAW, M.P., SECRETARY.

    HAMBURG, Thursday,—The Socialist Congress has chosen London as headquarters, and Mr. T. Shaw, M. P. as the first secretary. ...

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  17. LORD CURZON’S RE-APPOINTMENT.

    PARIS, Thursday. — “L’Oenvre” wecomes. Lord Curzon’s re-appointment as Foreign Secretary, and says the news will be more welcome ...

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  18. U.S. IMMIGRATION.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday. — The British Immigration quota into the United States is now full for first time since the percentage law was ...

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  19. LABOR PAPER’S WARNING.

    LONDON, Wednesday,— The “Daily Herald ” committing on Sir George Fuller departure states that those who succ[?]b to the blandishments of ...

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  20. GENERAL GABLES

    LONDON, Wednesday. — Mr. J. Cairns, the Labor member of the House of Commons for Morpeth, died suddenly at Newcastle to-day. ...

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  21. DAVIS CUP.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday. — The United States Lawn Tennis Association has cabled the Australian Davis Cup team designating the ...

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  22. M. VOROWSK[?]S MURDER.

    BERLIN, Thursday. — Moscow reports state that the Soviet authorities in Petrograd, Moscow, and Kieff have arrested several Swiss subjects Several ...

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  23. BOXING.

    PARIS, Wednesday,— Batting Siki, the Senegalese boxer, meets Morelle on June a for the light heavyweight championship of France. ...

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  24. INDIAN FRONTIER.

    LAHORE, Wednesday. — Recent events have proved fully that the In effective lighting of Kohat and its surroundings, the existence of thick ...

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  25. BOXING.

    LONDON, Thursday. — “Sporting Life” states that Carpentier will forefelt £500 which he and Beckett deposited with it in the event of the ...

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  26. AUSTRALIAN APPLES,

    LONDON, Wednesday,— The Nar[?]da’s and Jervis Bay's New South Wales apples were in good condition, and brought 10/C to 12/ per case. The ...

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  27. AUSTRALIAN TEAM.

    SYDNEY, Thursday. — The President of the Tennis Association., of Hawaii has telegraphed to Mr. Hicks, secretary of the Australian ...

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  28. PACIFIC CABLES.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — The [?] Cable Board has written to the London Chamber of Commerce stating it cannot at present reduce cabling ...

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  29. AUSTRALIAN PREMIERS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.-—Sir Joseph Cook (Commonwealth High 'Commissioner). the Agents-General, and representatives of the Colonial Office ...

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  30. ANOTHER CONTRACT SIGNED.

    Later.— Carpentier has signed a contract to fight Beckett on July 4, as his hand is improving. He shortly goes into training. ...

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  31. LOAN TO AUSTRIA.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.— Messrs. J. P. Morgan and Company, the financiers, have announced that arrangements have been made with a group ...

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  32. POPE AND PEACE.

    ROME, Wednesday,— In a consistorial Address the Pope referred to the gravity of the Near East situation, as well as Palestine, where he declared ...

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  33. SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET

    JOHANNESBURG, Thursday.—The South African Cricket Association considered a cable from Australia asking whether the association was ...

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  34. INDIAN BOLSHEVIKS.

    LAHORE, Wednesday.—The Indian police are making extensive searches for Bolshevik literature. A quantity was seized in six hours, and it is announced ...

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  35. GERMAN RIOTS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The “Dafly Express” Dusseldorf correspondent states that two persons were killed and 30 wounded in a fight at ...

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  36. CHINESE BANDITS.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—The American Legation at Pekin has ad-' vised the State Department that an international commission has been despatched ...

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  37. HANGED HIS WIFE.

    GENEVA, Wednesday. — Petersen, a wealthy Danish jeweller, saw his wife at a ball dancing cheek to cheek with a handsome youth. He took her ...

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  38. TRADE RECIPROCITY.

    OTTAWA, Wednesday. — The former Canadian Premier (Mr. Arthur Me[?]han), in a speech here, said that if Canada had an equal chance with ...

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  39. GETTING SERIOUS.

    BRUSSELS, Wednesday. — The railway strike is fretting more serious, and the Cabinet has decided to call up new classes of army railway men. ...

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