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TROTSKY
He says "it may not begin between England and America, but both are certain to be involved eventually because America is desirious of being ...
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MOIR AND OWEN
Moir telegraphed from Rome that he arrived at Marseilles on Monday, but owing to diffcnities he was unable to telegraph. He had a good journey as ...
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ANZAC DAY
In connection with the coommemoration ceremony at the National War Memorial sits on Anzac Day arrangements are being made to secure ...
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EXPLOITATION
Mr. Justice Piddington's judgement at the meeting of the Industrial Commission yesterday, in which he said the decision of the court was ...
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COMMISSION ELECTION
Dr. Watson said yesterday, in reply to the statement of the Minister for Home Affairs (Mr. Abbott) regarding his resignation, that he had no ...
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N.S.W. CRICKET
The first class cricket season is how [?]ver and it is interesting to note that Bradman heads life batting list with an average of 03.88. He scored 1,690[?] ...
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NAVAL MANOEUVRES
Combined Atlantic and Mediterranean fleets steamed in here to-day after a strenuous all-day battle yesterday. It was an appalling fight ...
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VICEROY
The India office announces that the Secretary for IUndia has invited the Victory to come to England in June for a short period not exceeding four ...
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ENGINE FALLS
Particulars of floods at Dunedin show that owing to a wash-out near Wingatul the engine [?] toppled over an embankment and [?] ...
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ARBITRATION
By an overwhelming majority, the 14th annual conference of the Victorian Country Party to-day decided in favour of the abolition of the Arbitration Court, ...
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FRENCH ARMY DEATHS
Generals de Darcaumeaux and Mardinia have been deprived of their comman[?], and General Gaubeau has been reprimanded in consequence of deaths ...
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ROYAL WEDDING
Scenes of wonderful enthusiasm were witnessed last night, on the eve of the departure of Crown Prince Olaf for Oslo for his marriage on Thursday to ...
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SHOOTING AFFRAY
In connection with the shooting of Thomas Moran and Herbert Maher at Richmond, last night the police arrest ed George Maher, brother of Herbert ...
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"GET ON WITH TASK"
The Minister for Home Affairs (Mr. Abbott), stated to-day that he did not wish to indulge in a press controversy with Dr. Watson. ...
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SEARCH FOR OIL
In the Senate yesterday the Leader of the Government (Senator Sir George Pearce) stated that £5,599 had been expended on the investigation of ...
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NOBILES RESCUE
Captain Lunding, the rescuer of Nobile, has arrived and said: "General Nobile should not be blamed for being first rescued. If anyone should be blamed [?] ...
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LOST IN FOG
A British aeroplane' flying to Oslo, was lost in a fog in the Channel when the pilot suddenly saw the Cala[?] Lighhouse looming up in front of him. He ...
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BOTANICAL LABORATORY
Before the Public Works Committee yesterday, Dr Cumpston in giving evidence on the proposed erection of botanical laboratories at Canberra, said that ...
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GOLD MINING
The Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce [?] nounced yesterday that the Commonwealth Government had decided to make available £25,000 as financial ...
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WORLD'S LARGEST SAILER
Anxiety regarding the Copenhagen, the world's largest sailing ship, with 70 cadets aboard, which left Buenos Ayres on December 15 for Australia/. ...
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NEW BRITISH MODEL
The appearance of the Hillman straight eight on the British Export Market was celebrated at a lunch attended by the Hillman agents t ...
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BOARD OF INQUIRY
The Board of inquiry appointed by the Federal Government to investigate the grievances of dismissed diggers in the War Service Homes Department, ...
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SHIPMENT OF GLASSES
When asked in Parliament yesterday as to whether 800 glasses consigned for the Parliamentary refreshment rooms were being held up by the ...
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MALING IN BANKRUPTCY
Silas Young Maling appered before the Bankruptcy Court to-day for his public examination. He said the expected to be released from Long ...
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THE KING'S PROGRESS
The King passed a good day. His Majesty spent his longest period so far [?] doors in his wicker bathchair. He was in the garden for nearly two ...
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COLONEL OWEN
A complimentary dinner will be ten dered to Colonel P. T. Owen, C. B. E. by the Canberra division of the insti[?] ution of Engineers, Australia, at Hote[?] ...
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FRENCH MURDER
Armund Guined has been arrested for the alleged murder of his father-in-law and mother-in-law with a pitchfork. The police say the bodies were placed ...
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