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Article : 639 wordsEight Hours Day, which is essentially a festival of the people, broke find and clear, and all Sydney seemed bent upon enjoyment. From an early hour ...
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Article : 239 wordsThe Imperial Conference opened today. A grey drizzle was falling, but the crowd in Downing Street was large enough to necessitate the attention of ...
Article : 192 wordsMiss Ethel Campbell, the "Angel oil Durban," remarked at a civic reception here that there was only one returned ...
Article : 63 wordsThe opening speech of the Prime Minister, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, at the Imperial Conference to-day, will be delivered privately and ...
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Article : 125 wordsA message from Berlin states that a revolutionary movement, originating in Nationalist organisations, has broken out at Kuestrin, 50 miles from Berlin. ...
Article : 87 wordsAn old man was electrocuted at Parramatta 'North late' yesterday afternoon under peculiar circumstances. It is believed that the fierce westerly wind ...
Article : 189 wordsPapyrus, the famous English racehorse, received his first work-out today, comprising two brief walks over tho Belmont race track, lasting half ...
Article : 178 wordsThe Australian delegates to the League of Nations returned to London to-night. St. Joseph Cook (High Commissioner ...
Article : 564 wordsLeaders of fashion are perturbed at the dearth of good mannequins. Training schools are being established to provide handsome well-made ...
Article : 83 words"Fire Prevention Week," organised by Chief Officer Jackson, of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, for the purpose ...
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Article : 58 wordsDuke Isinglass atoned for his Epsom defeat by winning the Shorts in brilliant style. Although he had been one of the last four horses on ...
Article : 4,747 words"Dummy' Henderson, your day has come." Mart. J. Booth, timber-getter, an eyewitness of the killing of William ...
Article : 202 wordsThe "Daily Chronicle's" correspondent at Paris reports that the official executioner in French Guinea has been ...
Article : 70 wordsA message from Marseilles states that the French dirigible. Dixmude landed at Cuers at 6.36 o'clock this morning, after, a continuous flight of ...
Article : 86 wordsA cold southerly gale raged in Melbourne to-day, accompanied by drenching showers.' and in some parts of the country, with hall. The thermometer ...
Article : 83 wordsThe Daily Telegraph's Sofia correspondent states that the perfect organisation which was responsible for the coup d'etat of June was also ...
Article : 158 wordsFor the first time in the history of the East-West railway all the dams along the route have run dry, and the department has been forced to use water for ...
Article : 119 wordsA motor lorry, owned and driven by Mr. Hart, of Manly, when approaching Burnt Creek Bridge, came into collision with a sulky containing a man and a ...
Article : 103 wordsA thousand pilgrims to British graves in France returning, to England held a massed' service on the quayside at Boulogne. The youngest ...
Article : 107 wordsIf the Parliamentary Labor Party does not free itself from the entanglement of Communism, it will not be for the want of emphatic, disclaimers. ...
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Article : 220 wordsA strike may occur in Broken Hill on Wednesday because non-unionists are working in the mines. To-morrow a ribbon show will be ...
Article : 71 wordsThat 28,711 convictions for drunkenness wore entered during 1922 In New South Wales is recorded in u return supplied to Parliament. ...
Article : 74 wordsSt. Matthew's Church was crowded yesterday evening, and many hundreds were unable to find even standing room, when Mr. Hickson delivered his ...
Article : 86 wordsIt is semi-officially stated at Athens that the Greek Note, replying to the decision of the Conference of Ambassadors, was handed to the French ...
Article : 127 wordsThe State revenue for the three months ended September 30 was £2,916,067; and the expenditure £3,023,537. ...
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Article : 50 wordsThe investigations into the Spahlinger treatment for consumption which are being made by the British Health Ministry, are not yet complete. ...
Article : 57 wordsSevere injuries were received by George Davis, aged 16; when he fell 40 feet over a cliff at Clifton Gardens yesterday afternoon. ...
Article : 73 wordsA social gathering of members of the Royal Colonial Institute will be held today at 3.30 p.m. ...
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The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), Tue 2 Oct 1923, Page 5
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