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  3. HUMBUG AND SHAM.

    A wild scone occurred dicing the committee stage of the Restoration of Order in Ireland Bill in the Commens to-day. Mr. Devlin (Nationalist) denounced the ...

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  4. SOVIET’S REPLY

    M. Kameneff (one of the Soviet trade delegates) has sent to Mr. Lloyd George a communication which be and which points out that Lord Corzon’s ...

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  5. Germany’s Attitude.

    The German Foreign Minister (Herr von Simon), speaking ,in the Reichstag, said that Germany was threatened with grave dangers of invasion on the east and the ...

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  6. DR., MANNIX,

    Mr. Kelly. President of the Liverpool Irish Self-determination League, has informed the Australian Press Association that if the steamer Baltic arrives in the ...

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  7. Arrival at “Inopportune Moment.”

    The arrival of Archbishop Mannix is at a particularly inopportune moment for Ireland’s peace and increases the anxiety of the British Government by stimulating ...

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  8. Corrupt Medical Officials.

    Intelligence received from Helsingfors (capital of Finiantl) states that a Soviet news paper has declared that 500 officials and doctors of the Army Medical ...

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  9. Stock Exchange Collapse.

    Heavy liquidation of stocks occurred on receipt of the unfavourable Polish news. Industrials tumbled from one to 10 points. Foreign exchanges were steady, however, ...

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  10. Hand of Mr. Hughes?

    Australian circles en Britain attribute the firm measures of the Government, from which they are not receding to the direct communications from Mr. Hughes about Dr. ...

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  11. The Nationalist “Named.”

    The scene lasted for some time. Mr. Delvin spoke nominally on a point of order but his speech was really a vehement denunciation of the Government, the Bill, ...

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  12. Labour Against Poland.

    A British Labour manifesto paints out that the workers would be justified in refusing to assist in a war to support Poland which atempted conquest and spolistion ...

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  13. IMPERIAL PRESS CONFERENCE

    The Imperial Press Conference opened to-day. The Governor-General, the Prime Minister (Mr. Meighen), and the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Mackenzie Kingl ...

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  14. Measure Carried.

    The third reading of the Bill was carried by 206 votes to 18. ...

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  15. WARNGEL AND THE REDS.

    The Daily Telegraph’s correspondent with Gen. Wrangel states that the Bolsheviks greatly strengthened their 13th Army with a view to delivering a ...

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  16. Duration of Bill.

    Prior to the scene the House had rejected by 216 votes to 68 an amendment limiting the operation of the Bill to one after the termination of the war or ...

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  17. De Valera’s Repudiation.

    Mr. De Valera announces that he has sent a cable to Mr. Arthur Griffiths, characterizing as absurd the reports that he is willing to accept Colonial Home Rule ...

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  18. No Concern of League.

    The Now York Times correspondent telegraphs from The Hamer that Col. House declared that the Polish trouble was not within the jurisdiction of the League of ...

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