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  2. FRANCE

    Besides the Socialists a section of the Radicals is opposing M. Paul Doumer, whose prospects of forming a Cabinet were less rosy to-day. It is impossible ...

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  3. QUEEN ALEXANDRA.

    To-day King George and Queen Mary walked from York Cottage. Sandringham over the snow-covered roads to the Sandringham Church. ...

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  4. COMMUNISM.

    The trials of the 12 Communist leaders in the Old Bailey (London) have resulted in all of the accused men being found guilty. Five of them (Inkpin, Rust ...

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  5. EIGHT HOURS BILL.

    The second reading debate on the Fight Hours Bill was resumed in the Legislative Assembly last night. ...

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  6. DEPORTATION.

    An application was made by Dr. Evatt to the High Court this morning, to liberate on bail Thomas Walsh and Jacob Johnson, who are at present on Garden ...

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  7. INDUSTRIAL

    Mr. F. A. Macquisten, K.C. (Conservative), supported by Captain J. G. Fairfax (Conservative), re-introduced to-day in the House of ...

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  8. Route Procession.

    The route of the funeral procession from St. James's Palace has been fixed as follows:—Colour Court, Marlborough Gate Pall Mall Horse Guards' Parade. ...

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  9. INDUSTRIAL SITUATION.

    An interesting discussion of the industrial situation in Australia was made to-day by Mr. Thomas Biggart, of Biggart. Lumden and Company solicitors, of ...

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  10. M. Doumer Declines.

    M. Doumer has declined the invitation of the President to form a Cabinet.— ...

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  11. FRENCH RAILWAYMEN

    A special meeting of railwaymen's organisations was held to-day to consider the ever increasing cost of living. It was agreed that the minimum annual rate ...

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  12. Military Mourning.

    The War Office has issued the following instructions regarding mourning for the late Queen Alexandra:—"All officers in uniform to wear mourning bands until ...

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  13. M. Herriot Willing.

    M. Herriot has agreed to form a Cabinet.—Reuter. ...

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  14. Socialists Being Sounded.

    M. Herriot met members of the Left Bloc last night, and declared his intention to form a Cabinet comprising all of the four Left groups in the Chamber of ...

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  15. Labour Paper's Protest.

    The London Labour, newspaper, the Daily Herald," commenting on the convictions of Communists, says: "The ancient legal blunderbuss of the ...

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  16. BACON AND HAM INDUSTRY.

    Though no settlement has yet been reached in the strike of men employed in the ham and bacon factories in Bendigo a threatened extension of the strike ...

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  17. Melbourne Service.

    An official service commemorating the burial of Queen Alexandra will be conducted in St. Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne at eleven o'clock to-morrow ...

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  18. NAVAL DISASTER.

    There was crop of questions in the House of Commons to-day regarding the lost submarine. Mr. W. C. Bridgeman (First Lord of the Admiralty) replied ...

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  19. Brisbane Arrangements.

    The State Government offices will not be closed throughout to-morrow on the occasion of the funeral of Queen Alexandrs. but the Government has now ...

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  20. Various Press Opinions.

    The imprisonment of virtually the whole of the Communist executive will conceivably not be the end of the party's discomfiture, as justification for further ...

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  21. RAILWAY OFFICERS' CLAIM.

    The secretary of the Railway Officers' Association (Mr. T. Kenafick) yesterday made the following statement:—"While the report of the majority decision of ...

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  22. The Vidar's Damage.

    An examination of the Swedish vessel Vidar did not prove whether the damage was due to a collision with the M1. An attempt will be made to collect enough ...

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  23. A Labour Ration.

    Messrs. Ramsay MacDonald, J. H. Thomas, P. Snowden, and other Labourites have tabled in the House of Commons a motion (which will be discussed ...

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  24. Perth Memorial Service.

    A memorial service in St. George's Cathedral, in connection with the death of Queen Alexandra, will be held this evening at 7.30. so that the service will ...

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  25. NEW LOAN.

    The South African loan has been subscribed fully. Dealings in it have begun at a premium of one-eight per cent.—Reuter ...

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  26. CAREERS FOR BOYS.

    The method of training our boys is not keeping pace with the wholesale introduction of machinery in the work-shops," said Mr. T. C. Chandler in ...

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  27. In New South Wales.

    Ministers and members of the Parliamentary Labour Party were conspicuously silent on the Communist issue to-day. It as generally admitted in ...

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  28. AMERICA.

    The Division of the Department of Justice which has charge of Prohibition litigation has reported that during the prohibition period fines totalling about ...

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  29. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    The Commonwealth of Australia has applied for 200 feet of frontage space at the British Industries Fair, which will he held in the White City (London) in ...

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  30. Salute to be Fired.

    Just before sunset to-day 40 one-minute gnus will be fired by the Royal Australian Garrison Artillery from the saluting battery in King's Park. The last gun will be ...

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  31. CHINA.

    From the mass of rumours which are afloat there seems to be no doubt that a serious revolt has occurred among the Mukdenites, who are lighting each other ...

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  32. WAR TANKS.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, in giving evidence in the case in which Captain Bade Bentley is claiming £300.000 from the Crown in connection with the invention ...

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  33. PERSONAL.

    Our London correspondent telegraphed yesterday that Miss Lian Gibson (the Sydney contralto vocalist) will sing in "The Messiah" at the Christmas concert ...

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  34. Victorian Unions.

    At a conference held to-day, comprising representatives of the principal Melbourne unions, open hostility was declared to the introduction of a general ...

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  35. TARIFF MATTERS.

    The new tariff has displeased the Brisbane Chamber of Commerce. At the quarterly, meeting of the chamber to-day the committee reported that merchants ...

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  36. A Wide Intrigue.

    It has been reported that the Fengtienite Tupan of the Province of Chibli has declared its independence "in order to provide a buffer between Fengtien and ...

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  37. IRELAND.

    The Cabinet of the Irish Free State considered to-day the second statement made by Messrs. Fectham and Fisher with regard to the resignation of ...

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  38. Process of Invention.

    Mr. Churchill, who was called as a Crown witness. told how Admiral Sueter raised a squadron which operated successfully until checked by the deep ruts ...

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  39. Mr. Cosgrave Goes to London.

    President Cosgrave has left Dublin for London in connection with the boundary question.—Reuter. ...

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  40. TRADES HALL'S ATTITUDE.

    The Trades Hall Council to-night, after a lengthy discussion on the question of resisting the proposed deportation of Messrs. Walsh and Johnson, decided to ...

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  41. A Customs Bylaw.

    A Customs bylaw was recently made by the Minister for Trade and Customs (Mr. Pratten). providing that cotton tweeds for which a firm order had been ...

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  42. WAR GRAVES.

    Colonel Charles Watson, accompanied by the Prefect of the Somme, a representative of the Under-Secretary for Liberated Regions, and Mr. Voss (the Paris ...

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  43. Treaty Obligations.

    It is understood that the proposal has been revived by which an agreement regarding the Irish boundary question would be possible if the Imperial ...

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  44. U.S. SUBMARINE DISASTER.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) has received through the Governor-General (Lord Stonehaven) from the British Embassy at Washington. an acknowledgement ...

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  45. Port Adelaide Seamen.

    To-day a deputation from the Port Adelaide branch of the Seamen's Union asked the president and secretary of the Port Adelaide Trades and Labour ...

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  46. PEACE OF THE WORLD.

    In the House of Lords to-day, referring to disarmament as an essential part of the work connected with the pacification of the world. Lord Cecil of ...

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  47. AVIATION.

    In the House of Commons to-day Sir Samuel Hoare (Secretary of State for the Air Service) said that he hoped to be able to make an early announcement ...

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  48. SYRIAN REVOLT.

    A message from Beirut reports that martial law has been proclaimed in Damascus, Sandjaks, and Hauran on account of continued brigandage. It has ...

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  49. OVERLAND PASSENGERS.

    The following passengers were booked to leave Perth for the Eastern States by the Great Western express last night:—Messrs. Libersley, Duke Mortlock. Angel, Smith (4). ...

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  50. VICTORIAN BY-ELECTION.

    Mr. J. J. Holland, secretary of the Flemington branch of the Australian Labour Party, has been selected to contest the Flemington seat in the Victorian ...

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  51. Sydney Trades and Labour Council.

    Feeling ran high at a meeting of the Trades and Labour Council to-night to consider what action should be taken in the event of Messrs. Walsh and Johnson ...

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  52. Tchitcherin for Paris.

    A message from Wiesbaden (Germany) reports that Mr. Tchithcherin (Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs) has departed for Paris. ...

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