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  2. TEAROOMS TROUBLE.

    Yesterday was the fifth day during which employees of hotels, restaurants, clubs, and catering firms, have absented themselves from their places of ...

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  3. INDUSTRIAL.

    The transport workers of the capital, including employees on the trams, omnibuses, and eletric railways, have declared a general strike as a protest ...

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  4. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    A speech delivered by Mr. Cha[?]ton, of the Federal Labour Party, at a Brooke concert in the Trades Hall on Saturday night, to mark the sixtieth ...

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  5. FRANCE.

    The final results of the municipal elections are not expected to be known to-night, bat the fact emerges that the Left Cartel has gained ...

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  6. RUSSIA.

    Signs of opposition to the Russian Soviet Government's new economic policy were forthcoming at the fourteenth Congress of the All Russian ...

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  7. IMPERIAL BUDGET.

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr. W. E. Guinness (Financial Secretary of the Treasury), in moving the second reading of the Gold Standard Bill ...

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  8. PRINCE OF WALES.

    The private dinner tendered on Saturday night by the Government to the Prince of Wales was, a great success. Members of all political parties say that ...

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  9. AMERICA.

    The Austraian Commissioner to America (Mr. J. A. M. Elder) returned to-day from a visit to the west and south. He investigated the woollen ...

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  10. GERMANY.

    It now appears that 76 persons were killed and 37 injured in the recent railway smash near Preussisch Stargard. Reports from Warsaw say that the ...

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  11. WORK RESUMED.

    All of the transport workers belonging to the Non-Communist Union reported for duty to-day. The absence of the Communist unionists did not prevent ...

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  12. CONCERN IN POLAND.

    Great concern prevails in Poland with regard to the accident to the German express railway train while it was passing through the Polish "corridor." The ...

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  13. A Trial Stopped.

    In Douai, just before the trial of Jean Acke, a commercial traveller, who was charged with having murdered a woman who kept a wine shop in Lille, a man ...

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  14. COCKATOO DOCKYARD.

    Owing to an insufficiency of work there is every probability that within three weeks about 400 employees at Cockatoo Island dockyard will be dismissed. ...

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  15. A Soviet Decision.

    A message from Moscow says that at a meeting of the Supreme Economic Council, M. Djerzhinsky (Commissar for Industry) announced that the Soviet ...

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  16. ATTEMPTED TRAIN WRECKING.

    Two attempts at train wrecking are reported from Poland. Two bombs were found on the Vilna-Riga railway line near Duksztv, and a barricade of stones ...

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  17. SHEARING INDUSTRY.

    An official statement was issued by the Australian Workers' Union to-day relative to claims which have been lodged with the Commonwealth Arbitration Court for ...

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  18. War Against "Rum Fleet."

    More than sixty vessels (mostly motor craft), capable of great speed and equipped as for battle, have been mobilised at Staten Island the base for the ...

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  19. Reliquary Restored.

    A public demonstration took place in the Cathedral of Amiens yesterday, when the Bishop of that city announced the restoration of the famous reliquary which ...

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  20. General Hertzog's Speech.

    In supporting the toast of "The Prince of Wales" at the dinner on Saturday night, General J. B. M. Hertzog (the Prime Minister of South Africa) ...

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  21. Frau Ebert's Pension.

    With the approval of all of the political parties, except the Communists, Field Marshal Hindenburg (the new President) has arranged for the introduction of a ...

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  22. A Mining Concession.

    The areas covered by the concession to the Lena Goldfields Company are the mining districts of Alta[?], Zyrianovsk, Zmeinogorisk, and Irtish, for copper and ...

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  23. Floating University.

    The authorities of the University of New York announce that a floating university. which will combine a year's college study with a trip around the world. ...

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  24. JAPAN.

    Preparations are being made here for the reception of the Brisbane, the first Australian warship to visit Japan. The Brisbane, will arrive at Yokohama on ...

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  25. MOROCCAN WAR.

    The laconic "communiques" of Marshal Lyantey (the French Resident-General in Morocco) give very scanty details of the Riffian infiltration of the French zone of ...

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  26. Y.A.L. TOURISTS.

    When the Y.A.L. tourists entered Scotland they were met near Gret[?] Green, Dumfriesshire, by a pipers band and a party of Glasgow business men, who were ...

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  27. Council of Women.

    At the opening of the seventh quin-quennial session of the International Council of Women the Marchionese of Aberdeen declared that the strength of ...

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  28. Employers' Attitude.

    Questioned regarding the position Mr. J. G. B. Anderson yesterday afternoon made the following statement on behalf of the Licensed Victuallers' ...

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  29. Manhood Suffrage.

    The manhood suffrage law, quadrupling the franchise, was promulgated this morning. It will be operative at the general election, in 1928.—Reuter. ...

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  30. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    It was learned yesterday that for some time past the employees at Harris, Searle, and Sandovers, Ltd., sheet metal factory, at West Perth, have taken ...

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  31. An Ambassador.

    In Tokio yesterday the Prince Regent (Prince Hirohito) and the Empress received the Russian Soviet Ambassador to Japan (M. Victor Kopp) and his staff, ...

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  32. Riffs' Progress Stayed.

    A message from Rabat (Morocco) reports that the rapid organisation of French supporting troops has stayed the progress of the Riffs. Previously there ...

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  33. Another Account.

    The Y.A.L. boys are touring Great Britain by road. They made a ceremonious entry into Scotland. After a delightful stay in Windermere they readhed ...

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  34. Senator Pearce in Reply.

    The Minister for Home and Territories (Senator Pearse) referred to-day to the remarks attributed to the Leader to the Federal labour Party (Mr. ...

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  35. AVIATION.

    Sir. P. Hagle, a transportation specialist, who was assigned by the Department of Commerce to travel with the dirigible Los Angeles during its recent test flight ...

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  36. Diplomat Banqueted.

    Mr. A. B. Houghton (American Ambassador to Great Britain) was the guest of the Pilgrims' Club at a banquet last night. There was a large gattering ...

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  37. A Severe Set-Back.

    A French communique issued at Rabat (Morocco) says that Abdel Krim's forces sustained a severe setback, over 150 being killed and a number captured. The ...

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  38. Comments on Speech.

    Passages in the Prince's speech which have been singled out for comment are those in which he emphasised the people's recognition of the fact that he had come ...

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  39. Arrival in Glasgow.

    The Y.A.L. tourists marched in a rainstorm in Glasgow to-day, and placed a wreath on the Cenotaph. Afterwards they had lunch in the City Hall, and ...

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  40. Plumbing Employees.

    In Connection with negotiations which have taken place between representatives of the Plumbers' Union and the employ-ers with regard to a 44 hours' week. it ...

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  41. THE NORTH POLE.

    Captain Road Amundsen (the Norwegian explorer) has sent the following wireless message from Spitzbergen:—By the time this article appears the trials of ...

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  42. Gigantic Airship.

    Flight-Lieutenant Booth (the commander of the airship R33), speaking at a dinner given by the Association of Foremen Engineers, declared that the ...

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  43. ALBANY WOOLLEN MILLS.

    Though it does not occupy a great deal of space, certainly one of the most interesting and important displays ever made in the fall of the Council of ...

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  44. Aeroplane Smash.

    The inquiry into the deaths of Thomas Lynn and Mary Hickey, who were killed in the aeroplane smash, was resumed at Orange to-day. It was stated that Lynn ...

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  45. PARTY DUE BACK IN JULY.

    The Young Australia League party at present on tour, is due to arrive in Western Australia on July 3. The boys are booked to return by the s.s. Moreton Bay ...

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  46. Cruiser Construction.

    The former Premier of Queensland (Mr. E. G. Theodore), who is assisting the Labour campaign in New South Wales, arrived in Sydney to-day. He ...

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  47. CHINA.

    The question of a successor to the late Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen, in Kwangtung is claimed to have been settled to the satisfaction of everybody by a pending official ...

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  48. AMERICAN FLEET.

    A representative of the Australian Press Association interviewed Admiral Coontz, the commander of the American Fleet. He said: "It is impossible to ...

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  49. Imperial Unity Needed.

    Referring to the necessity for Imperial unity regarding the gold basis, Mr. Churchill said that had Great Britain shown herself incapable of taking any ...

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  50. TRAGEDY AT DINNER.

    Mr. George Whale, while presiding at a Rationalist Press dinner in connection with the Huxley centenary, fell dead after a speech in which he attacked ...

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  51. "An Unqualified Success."

    The Prince's visit to Capetown has been an unqualified success. On certain occasions he seemed to be somewhat nervous as if suffering from the strain ...

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  52. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

    During the week-end Mr. C. D. Mac-Lurean, of Sydney, succeeded in holding a number of wireless conversations with a British experimenter(Mr. W. E. ...

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  53. Coroner's Verdict.

    The inquest closed to-day, When the Coroner found that the pilot (Thomas Lynn) and his passenger (Mrs. Hickey) died from the effects of burns. He ...

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  54. SOUTH AFRICA.

    In the House of Assembly to-day Mr. N. C. Havenga (the Minister for Finance) emphasised that all future trace agreements with Great Britain and the ...

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  55. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    At a meeting of the Hull Chamber of Commerce which was held to discuss plans for increasing direct shipments of goods from Australia, Mr. H. Jarman, a ...

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  56. In the Restaurants.

    Those few proprietors of restaurants in Perth who have signed the agreement stipulated by the union have done record business during the past few days. The ...

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  57. Pension Schemes.

    The pension schemes outlined by Mr. Winston Churchill in his Budget speech are dealt with in detail in the Widows, Orphans, and Old-Age Contributory ...

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  58. FORD MOTOR WORKS.

    The Ford Motor Company has Commenced the erection of buildings for its assembling factory on a site formerly occupied by the Sandown meat works at ...

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  59. A TACTICAL VICTORY.

    The decision of the Minister for Finance to modify the tariff policy, by giving to Great Britain "most favoured nation" treatment is regarded as an ...

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  60. EPIDEMICS IN FIJI.

    Epidemics of gastric influenza and mild typhoid are prevalent in Suva and suburbs. There are 70 European patients in the war memorial hospital and many ...

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  61. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    In connection with the display of butter at Wembley, the Overseas Farmers' Federation has arranged for an effective carton. The top of it has a picture of ...

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  62. FEDERAL HIGH COURT.

    Complaints have recently been made by those having business before the federal High Court of the delay experienced in obtaining decisions. The ...

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  63. GERMAN PUBLICATION.

    The Customs authorities recently seized a number of copies of a German trade union production addressed to the Sydney Trades and Labour Council upon ...

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  64. A Long Tour Begins.

    To-day the Prinece of Wales started on his tour of the Union and Rhodesia in auspious circumstances. His visit to Capetown has been a big success, and ...

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  65. CAPTAIN WILKINS.

    A wireless message from the sloop Geranium states that Captain Wilkins is safe at Groote Island. He will arrive at Thursday Island in a few days. ...

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  66. ARMS AND MUNITIONS.

    This afternoon the Beigian ex-Permier (M. Marton de Wiart) opened the conference of the League of Nations on the traffic of arms and munitions. ...

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  67. EXEMPLARY SENTENCE.

    At the Criminal Court to-day, Mr.Justice Angas Parsons sentenced a man to two years' imprisonment for having stolen a motor-cycle and sidecar. He ...

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  68. AN ADELAIDE ROBBERY.

    Thieves obtained £54 from the Rundle-street shop of Birks, Ltd., chemists, during Monday night. It is not known how access was gained to the premises. ...

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