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  2. WATERSIDE TROUBLE.

    The outstanding development in the waterside trouble yesterday was the declaration by the Arbitration Court that a strike existed. A demand was made by the lumpers to the Prime Minster for a conference with the employers. ...

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  3. AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.

    NEW YORK, Sept. 12—A social "whispering" campaign which, through a system of malicious chain letters and word of mouth has been spreading throughout ...

    Article : 256 words
  4. CHINESE REBELS.

    SHANGHAI, Sept. 13.—Electrified barbed wire, the first in the history of Chinese warfare, was used by the retreating Chihli-Shantung forces in a desperate ...

    Article : 143 words
  5. DISARMAMENT.

    LONDON, Sept. 12—The Geneva correspondent of the Australian Press Association says:—"Disarmament with the ever-recurring mention of security is the liveliest ...

    Article : 191 words
  6. CITY PROPERTIES.

    Two important sale of city property were effected yesterday, the aggregate prices being nearly £200,000. The more important was that of ...

    Article : 489 words
  7. BULLFINCH TRAGEDY.

    SOUTHERN CROSS, Sept. 13.—The inquiry into the sensational shooting at William John Cooke's farm, three and a half miles east of Bullfinch, on the ...

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  8. MIGRATION COMMISSION.

    CANBERRA, Sept. 12.—Preliminary work necessary for proving the foundations of the Wyangala dam on the Lachlan River and for ascertaining the uses to ...

    Article : 353 words
  9. BANDIT CHASING.

    HONG KONG, Sept. 13.—Another example of Sino-British co-operation to suppress banditry was revealed this morning by a wireless message from the middle ...

    Article : 104 words
  10. PREPARATORY COMMISSION.

    GENEVA, Sept. 12—Addressing the Disarinament Committee of the League Assembly to-day Count Bernstorff (Germany) reiterated Herr Muller's request that a ...

    Article : 178 words
  11. THE BETTING.

    NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—In connection with the contest for the Presidency between Mr. H. C. Hoover (Republican) and Mr. A. E. Smith (Democratic) the ...

    Article : 59 words
  12. ANOMER SPANISH PLOT.

    LONDON, Sept, 12.—The Madrid correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says "More than 3,000 prominent people have been arrested in Spain in the past two ...

    Article : 155 words
  13. GROUP SETTLEMENT.

    Stating that it was essential that, when settlers were taken off the group settlement scheme, they should know the capitalisation of their holdings, the Minister ...

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  14. MELBOURNE'S IDLE FLEET.

    MELBOURNE, Sept. 13.—The position on the waterfront to-day was that the Waterside Workers' Federation was adhering to its present policy of refusing to ...

    Article : 119 words
  15. NO OVERTIME AT GERALDTON.

    GERALDTON, Sept. 13.—The Gascoyne, which called at Geraldton yesterday, should have loaded 150 tons of flour for Java and Singapore. This would have ...

    Article : 249 words
  16. NAVAL LIMITATION.

    LONDON, Sept. 12—Speaking before the Disarmament Committee of the League of Nations at Geneva this afternoon, Lord Cushendun, the British representative, ...

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  17. SOUTHERN CROSS FLYERS.

    CHRISTCHURCH, Sept. 13.—The civic reception to the Southern Cross aviators yesterday was marked by great enthusiasm. After the Mayor (the Rev. J. K. Archer) ...

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  18. WRONGLY SUSPECTED.

    LONDON, Sept. 12—Hubert Storey (21), a returned migrant, who was arrested in London recently on a charge of having murdered a mate in the Queensland ...

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  19. SOME SYDNEY CALLS ANSWERED.

    SYDNEY, Sept. 13.—When Calls were made by the shipowners for wharf labourers at the wharf gates this morning there was a ready response, as has been the ...

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  20. BROADCASTING.

    SYDNEY, Sept. 13.—After the meeting of the Broadcasting Advisory Committee to-day the Director of Posts and Telegraphs (Mr. H. P. Brown), who is ...

    Article : 666 words
  21. UNIVERSAL DISARMAMENT.

    LONDON, Sept. 12.—The National Council of Independent Labourites has issued a statement urging every section of the movement to protest against Lord ...

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  22. LUMPERS DEMAND CONFERENCE.

    MELBOURNE, Sept. 13.—A report upon the position on the waterfront was given by Mr. W. Mather to the interstate conference of the Waterside Workers' ...

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  23. WORLD'S POLITICIANS.

    LONDON, Sept. 12.—Senator Payne, of Tasmania, is eulogistic concerning the value of the inter-Parliamentary conference which he attended in Berlin. He said ...

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  24. AVIATION.

    LONDON, Sept. 12.—The Viscomtesse De Sibour, a daughter of Mr. Gordon Selfridge, will leave with her husband shortly in a Moth aeroplane in a pleasure tour ...

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  25. INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    LONDON, Sept. 12.—The Rt. Hon. V. S. Sastri, Agent of the Government of India to South Africa, has rejected all overtures to remain there. He hopes to leave ...

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  26. AERIAL SMASH AVERTED.

    NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—Colonel Lindbergh was leading two other airmen, stunt flying, at the National Aeronautical Exposition, when they narrowly escaped ...

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  27. LEAGUE ASSEMBLY.

    GENEVA, Sept.12.—The draft report of the Economic Committee of the League Assembly disclose that 16 States have signed the agreement abolishing export ...

    Article : 111 words
  28. FREE LABOUR USED.

    HOBART, Sept. 13.—To-day Hobart merchants took action to discharge the perishable portion of the cargo of the steamers Kowhai, Ngakuta and Wonjora, ...

    Article : 147 words
  29. WIRELESS PATENTS.

    LONDON, Sept. 18.—The Radio Manufacturers' Association has carried a resolution in favour of applying to the Marconi Company for the same terms as the ...

    Article : 131 words
  30. ROYALTY ABROAD.

    ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 12.—Escorted by the King's bodyguard of motor cyclists, the Prince of Wales and his brother the Duke of Gloucester, who are on a tour ...

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  31. SUGGESTED DISCUSSIONS.

    MELBOURNE, Sept. 13.—A motion was carried by the executive of the Australasian Council of Trade Unions to-night to request the council to take steps to arrange ...

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  32. SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN.

    HAMILTON (Bermuda), Sept. 12.—The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir Austen Chamberlain) walked unaided down the gangplank of the liner Orooma ...

    Article : 78 words
  33. Prince George with Film Stars.

    LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12.—Prince George, the youngest son of the King. was the guest of Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford, the kinema stars, at ...

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  34. FREMANTLE POSITION.

    Waterside workers at Fremantle again refused to be picked up yesterday for work under the terms of the new award. The two State vessels, Koolinda and ...

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  35. S.A. TRADES HALL POSITION.

    ADELAIDE, Sept. 13.—The combined disputes committee of the Adelaide and Port Adelaide Trades and Labour Councils resumed their meeting to-day to consider ...

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  36. SCIENCE AND RELIGION.

    LONDON, Sept. 12.—"I understand that somebody says that scientists will be able to make soults in a laboratory," said the Bishop of London, in an interview. "If I ...

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  37. INTER-DOMINION PREFERENCE.

    VICTORIA (B.C.), Sept. 12.—In a speech at a welcoming dinner, Mr. G. H. Mackay, M.H.R., one of the Australian delegates on the Empire Parliamentary ...

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  38. FRENCH FINANCE.

    LONDON, Sept. 12.—The Paris correspondent of "The Times" gives the following details of the French Budget for 1929:—Military expenditure, £52,520,000—an ...

    Article : 69 words
  39. ITALIA DISASTER.

    ROME, Sept. 12.—It has been officially announced that the search for the missing members of Geenral Nobile's ill-fated expedition, who were carried away in the ...

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  40. SUCCESSFUL TRANSMISSION.

    SYDNEY, Sept. 13.—Gratification has been expressed at the success of the broadcasting of the Eucharistic Congress. Arrangements were made by the Sydney ...

    Article : 215 words
  41. MAINTAINING INDUSTRY.

    ADELAIDE, Sept. 13.—The Premier (Mr. R. L. Butler) stated to-day that he had been in communication with the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) and the Premier of ...

    Article : 122 words
  42. WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.

    LONDON, Sept. 12.—Senator Payne has gone to Bradford at the invitation of the Woollen Manufacturers' Association, with the object of inducing manufacturers to ...

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  43. BRITISH POLITICS.

    QUEBEC, Sept. 12.—The Leader of the Labour Party in the House of Commons (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald), after a month's visit to Canada, sailed for home to-day. ...

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  44. KELLOGG PACT.

    MADRID, Sept. 12.—The President of the Council (General Primo de Rivera), writing in connection with Spain's adhesion to the Kellogg Pact, says:—"Though ...

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  45. ALLEGED WAR BOND FRAUDS.

    BERLIN, Sept. 12—Hugo Stinnes, the son of the late financial magnate, who was arrested recently on a charge of fraud in connection with German war loan stock. ...

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  46. PORT ADELAIDE UNCHANGED.

    ADELAIDE, Sept. 13.—The position remained unchanged at Port Adelaide to-day. The Katoomba left on time carrying on the cargo she had brought from ...

    Article : 318 words
  47. H.M.A.S AUSTRALIA.

    KINGSTON (Jamaica), Sept. 12.—The Australian Commonwealth cruiser H.M.A.S. Australia arrived here to-day. The vessel will leave on Friday for the ...

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  48. PRIME MINISTER'S REQUEST.

    BRISBANE, Sept. 13.—Replying to Mr. Swayne in the Legislative Assembly to-day, the Premier (Mr. McCormack) said he had not replied to the telegram from ...

    Article : 228 words
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