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  3. IRISH TROUBLES

    The mystery, explosions on the Ulster border were due to the, blowing up of Republican. dumps in the [?] Monaghan salient, as it was rumored ...

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  4. REDISTRIBUTION

    A Ministerialist, a city memiber stated to-day that the redistribution scheme did not commend itself to him as a democratic measure at all. The ...

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  5. JAPANESE EXCLUSION

    Japanese opinion on the American exclusion of Japanese immigrants is growing calmer. Officialdom is inclined to wait and see, and has int[?] ...

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  6. Personal

    A London cable message reports that Vice Admiral Sir Allan Everett has been appointed to the command of the China Station. Sir Allan Evenett, ...

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  7. THE AMERICAN TORNADO

    The storm reported on 30th April assumed unprecedented proportions when the tally revealed 108 dead already accounted for, mostly women and ...

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  8. WORLD FLIGHTS

    Following an adventurous voyage of two months in the turbulent Arctic seats, the Canadian trawler, Thiepval, which is establishing bases for the ...

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  9. BRITISH POLITICS

    The "Evening Standard” says that momentous Liberal-Labor conversations are taking place to-day, which is the first attempt at an understanding ...

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  10. REPUBLICANS ATTACK BAR-RACKS.

    Armed men attacked the Civic Guard at Kiltormer, County Galway, and entered the barracks. They confiscated the record hooka and broke all the ...

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  11. THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE.

    Sir James Craig, Premier of Ulster, in a speech at the Ulster Association’s luncheon in London, made a most emphatic declaration regarding the Ulster ...

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  12. MR. SNOWDEN AND HIS BUDGET.

    Mr Snowden enlivened a dull budget debate in the House of Commons. He denied that the budget was an electioneering instrument. It was the first of ...

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  13. AUSTRALIAN AND CANADA

    “The Canadian Government has offered Australia full British preference in return for Australian preference, and we are awaiting a reply,” ...

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  14. LORD BIRKENHEAD’S SPEECH.

    The “Daily Telegraph’s” Belfast correspondent says Lord Birkenhead’s spee[?]h, cabled yesterday is severely criticised, everyone asking why his ...

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  15. MAY DAY DEMONSTRATIONS

    Three thousand took part in a procession in the rain to Hyde Park to attend the International Labor May Dayi demonstration Proceedings. ...

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  16. COLOSSAL FRAUDS

    The “Daily Express” correspondent at Geneva says that Mrs Tainter, a handsome middle-aged American of charming manner, has been arrested, ...

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  17. PROPORTIONAL REPRE-SENTATION.

    A meeting of the Parliamentary L[?]bor Party in the House of Commons, presided over by the Prime Minister, decided to leave the House free to vote ...

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  18. AVIATORS HELD UP.

    Reuter’s correspondent at Lisbon states that two Portuguese military pilots—Captain Britopaia and Lieut Carman Tobeires—who left Lisbon for ...

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  19. AMERICAN CATTLE DISEASE

    Although State officials announce that the foot and mouth disease position is encouraging neverthel[?] the losses already recorded causing ...

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  20. MACLAREN'S PLANE.

    Reuter’s correspondent at Boulogne says that anew engine for Maclaren’s amphibian has arrived from England, and was immediately entrained for ...

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  21. GERMAN AGITATION FAILS.

    The Berlin correspondent of the ‘'Morning Post” states that the Communist effort to force a May Day strike failed because the bulk of the ...

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  22. AUSTRALIAN WINES

    Correspondence has been passing recently between Senator R. V. Wilson and Mr Philip Snowdon, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in which the former ...

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  23. A PRESUWED MURDER

    Sensational evidence was given at the inquest into the death of Alfred Jones, the landlord of the Blue Anc[?]or Hotel, Hy[?]eet, in connection with ...

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  24. A LONDON GAMBLING FLAT

    Robert Kerr, theatrical producer, stated to be ail Australian. D.S.O. and O.B.E., was charged at Bow street today with having used a flat in the ...

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  25. TRADES UNIONISM IN JAPAN

    Air Bunji Suzuki, Japanese Labor delegate to the International Labor Conference, arrived at Shanghai and on being interviewed stated that the ...

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  26. RHODESIAN ELECTIONS

    A message from Salisbury (Rhodesia) sta[?]tes that hitnerto the verdict of the people of Rhodesia unanimously endorses the choice made in October, ...

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  27. THE DAY IN JAPAN.

    It is estimated that, 50,000 workers participated in the demonstrations and processions on May Day, which passed off without incident. ...

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  28. SUPPOSED SUICIDE

    Mr J. S. Evans, a well-known South ales farmer, who was a county magistrate and county councillor, who disappeared five months ago, after ...

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  29. DISTURBANCE IN PARIS.

    Reuter correspondent at Paris says the May Day calm was broken at the conclusion of a Labor meeting, Demonst[?]axors threw stones and fired ...

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  30. A PREMATURE MARRIAGE

    An unusual divorce case came before Air Justice Hill to-day. Airs Veluyshes petitioned for a dissolution of her marriage on the ground that the ...

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  31. MINERS’ WAGES

    At the final sitting of the court of enquiry into miners’ wages, Mr Buck-master said, ‘'It is clear that there are men working full time under ...

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  32. MOSCOW’S CELEBRATIONS.

    Reuter's correspondent at WArsaw saus that 200 arrests. mostly Communists, were made om cpmmectopm woth the May Day celebrations. Mounted ...

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  33. CHINESE BANDITS

    Two American, priests, in company with, several Chinese Roman Catholics, while crossing the frontier. of the French concession of Kwango Chowan ...

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  34. ANGLO-BEICIAN RELATIONS

    Importance is attached to the meeting at Chequers tomorrow of Sir Bamsay Macdonald (the Premier) and M. Thennis (Premier of Belgium), and ...

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  35. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    The Ballarat Trustees E[?] tor[?] and Agency Company are apply ing for letters of adminiatratton in the estate of Harry William Grower, of[?] ...

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  36. U.S. SCANDALS

    The Senate’s so-called trial of Senator Wheeler, following the latter’s charge that the Republicans conspired to indict [?]am in Montana, ...

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  37. SHOOTING IN ATHENS.

    [?] is offficially announced that 12 [?]ivlians and five soldiers were wounded in a May Day demonstration. Firing was begun by Communist[?]. ...

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  38. INDIAN LIBEL ACTION

    Continuing his evidence in the case in which he is claiming. damages from Sir Sankara[?] Nair, a member of the Council of the Secretary of State for ...

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  39. ALDERSHOT BANK MURDER

    Before Lance-Corporal Goldenberg wag committed for tr[?]al, the police said that after he had been arreasted and cautioned, the accused said:-"I [?] ...

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  40. PICTURESQUE DEMONSTRA-TIONS.

    May Day Labor demonstrations were picturesque and orderly. Ten thousand workers paraded the streets but the police, force guarding against ...

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  41. LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES.

    At the Liverpool auctions held to day on account of Bawra 44,700 balea were submitted. There was a larg[?] attendance, and competition was keen. ...

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  42. ORIENT R.M.S. LINE

    The Orient Steamship Company's new steamer "Oronsay" will [?] ed. early in the autumn The [?]rient [?]pany has ordered form Messrs ...

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  43. PROFITS FROM COAL

    As the result of comments made recently bu Mr E. Shipwell, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Mines, merchants submitted the ...

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  44. SHOCKING FATALITY.

    Walter George Lewis, aged 48, of Woodville Park, while working in the Holden works, woodville to-day, endeavored to turn a fly wheel. He ...

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