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TRAPPED BY FLAMES
It is now established that at least three Sinn Foiners were trapped by the flames when the Dublin Customs House was burnt, and committed ...
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OXFORD MATCH DRAWN
The match between the Australians and Oxford University was resumed to- day. Light rain delayed the start for 40 minutes, but the outlook was ...
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AMERICANS ROUTED
America's last hope of winning the amateur golf championship at Hoylake disappeared when Darwin defeated Fred Wright, a deadly putter, on the ...
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OXFORD FIZZLE
As was expected, the Australians' match against the Oxford University has fizzled out without any result being obtained. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LIGHT SENTENCE
A message from Leipzig states that the German sergeant, Heyman, who was charged with the ill-treatment of prisoners at Herne Camp, has been ...
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£5 A TON
During the past few days large shipments of German, American and Belgian coal, amounting to 25,000 tons, have arrived at the Mersey. ...
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WOMEN'S FOOTBALL
The fact of English girls having taken to Soccer football, and playing international matches with France, has stirred up a spirit of emulation ...
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TEST PROSPECTS
Short, heavy showers fell at Nottingham to- day. The weather is still unsettled and showery. J. W. H. T. Douglas is in fine form ...
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PIONEERS OF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL
Miss Nellie Doherty (left) and Miss Molly Cane (right), of North Sydney, who have initiated a movement for the formation of women's Rugby League football clubs in Sydney. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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UNPREPAREDNESS
"I am more than anxious to improve the cordial relationships' between Australia and New Zealand. Our problems are identical," declared Mr. ...
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IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
United States newspapers are devoting much space to the coming Imperial Conference, and its probable Influence on the American- Japanese situation. ...
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GERMAN SHIPPING
A Berlin message states that notwithstanding the delivery of ships to the Allies, there has been a remarkable spurt in German shipping activity. ...
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CONFIDENCE IN BRIAND
A message from Paris says that the French Chamber of Deputies carried a vote of confidence in M. Briand by 290 votes to 162. ...
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ANOTHER COUP
Following a bloodless coup d[?]tat at Nikolsk- Ussurissk, where anti- Bolshevik troops from General Kappel's forces disarmed the militia, Kappel's ...
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SIR EDWARD GRIGG
Sir Edward Grigg, who accompanied the Prince of Wales on his American and Australasian tours as secretary, has succeeded Mr. Philip ...
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AUTONOMY PRESERVED
A significant sign of the times is the decision of the annual conference of the Railway Clerks' Association, which overwhelmingly rejected a ...
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Woman Passes Bar Exam
Miss Olive Catherine Claphan, of the Middle Temple, has achieved the distinction of being the first woman to pass the final Bar examination. ...
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Judges to Sit on Saturdays
The Judges of the English Court of King's Bench have decided to sit throughout Saturday in order to deal With the mass of litigation. ...
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