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  2. ARMISTICE DAY.

    Enormous crowds and bright sunshine marked the celebration of Armistice Day. For the first time this has fallen on a Sunday, and a service was held in the ...

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  3. MINERS' WAGES.

    In connection with the goldfields miners' wagers an all-round reduction of 1s. 6d. a day has been decided upon by the State Arbitration Court, comprising ...

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  4. BRITAIN AND FRANCE.

    M. Klotz, an ex-Prime Minister, has just returned from England. Speaking at Amiens he said he desired to reply to the three main British criticisms. (1) ...

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  5. GERMANY.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" says:—"It is believed here that despite the ex-Crown Prince's pledge not to participate in politics he ...

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  6. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The "Morning Post" states that Conservative opinion favours an election in December. The session may come to an abrupt end before the week is out, the ...

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  7. MEDICAL CONGRESS.

    Under the auspices of the British Medical Association the Australian Medical Congress was formally opened to-night by his Excellency the Governor-General ...

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  8. MR. BRUCE'S MESSAGE.

    Mr. S. M. Bruce, in an Armistice Day message, says:—"The re-settlement of the world depends to-day greatly upon the Commonwealth of British nations, ...

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  9. LABOUR AND PEACE.

    Mr. Ramsay Macdonald (Leader of the Labour Party), speaking at Dewsbury, declared that every industrial country, protected and unprotected ...

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  10. Wilhelm at Oels.

    The "Daily Chronicle" correspondent at Oels, in Silesia, states that the drowsy little town was awakened at dawn by a band of invaders ready to ...

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  11. MEETING IN TOKIO.

    Armistice Day was celebrated by a mass meeting in Hibiya Park, under the auspices of the Municipality and the League of Nations' Association. A ...

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  12. STATE POLITICS.

    The interesting political sensation initiated by the action of the executive of the Primary Producers' Association, when, they refused to endorse the ...

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  13. MR. W. CHURCHILL.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, in declining an invitation from the Central Glasgow Liberals to contest the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Bonar Law, writes: ...

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  14. Trainees' Parade.

    On Saturday five thousand military trainees marched through Sydney and were reviewed by the Lieutenant-Governor (Sir William Cullen). The parade ...

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  15. Dr. Stresemann.

    It is semi-officially stated that in replying to the French Ambassador's representations, the Chancellor declared that if the German extremists gained ...

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  16. A Royal Wreath.

    The King placed on the "unknown warrior's" grave a solitary wreath of 'aurel, bound with Flanders poppies. Sir H. M. Trenchard, at noon, placed ...

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  17. Sydney Celebrations.

    The principal Armistice Day ceremony in Sydney was a service in Martin-place organised and conducted by the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' League. Music ...

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  18. Danger of Pessimism.

    The Archbishop of Canterbury (Dr. Davidson), preaching in St. Paul's Cathedral to-day said that when we tried to remember what we aimed at fought, ...

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  19. NORTHAMPTON MINING CASE.

    The minutes have also been issued of the proposed award arising from the case in which the Fremantle Trading Co., the board of control of the Surprise ...

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  20. Anatomy Building Opened.

    Many delegates were present at the Melbourne University this afternoon, when the new Anatomy Department, which was erected at a cost of £70,000, ...

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  21. CHINA.

    Despite the uncertainty of the Chinese wireless situation, the Radio Corporation of America, which holds rights in China, has announced that it has begun the ...

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  22. LABOUR CANDIDATE.

    A Labourite (Mr. Rosslyn Mitchell) is at present the only candidate in the field for Central Glasgow. Sir Thomas Paxton has declined the Conservative ...

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  23. Chancellor's Cunning.

    The "Daily Telegraph's" Diplomatic Correspondent says that the following is the gist of a remarkable report on the German crisis which a neutral diplomat in ...

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  24. Stop Work Meeting.

    A stop work meeting of members of the mining section of the A.W.U. will be held at Boulder on Wednesday morning to consider the minutes of the proposed ...

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  25. ADVERTISING MEN.

    Delegates to the fourth convention of the Advertising Association of Australia and New Zealand, totalling about 50, were accorded a civic reception in the ...

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  26. EVENING SCENES.

    One hundred thousand people passed the Cenotaph after darkness set in, on Sunday. They were mostly women, wearing the medals of fallen loved ones. ...

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  27. ITALIAN DIVORCE SUIT.

    The Lubrano divorce case which has occupied four days is still unfinished. The court was again crowded to-day. Mrs. Lubrano broke down and sobbed ...

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  28. RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    The eighth annual congress of the Returned Soldiers' League opened to-day, Messages containing good wishes were received from the Prince of Wales. Earl ...

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  29. An Appointment.

    A Mandate appoints Wu Pei-fu Inspector-General of the provinces of Chihli; Shantung, and Honan, vice Tsao Kun. The Finance Minister (Chang-hu) ...

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  30. Labour Selection Ballots.

    Mr. W. D. Johnson, secretary of the Midland District Council of the A.L.P., stated yesterday that the selection of a Labour candidate for the Swan seat could ...

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  31. WIRELESS STATION.

    The British Post Office has bought 850 acres of land near Rugby for the erection of the world's largest wireless station. ...

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  32. Dinners and Dances.

    Almost painful in contrast were the dinners and the dances in the great West End hotels, where the rejoicing lasted until 2 o'clock on Monday morning. ...

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  33. Press Statement.

    The "Daily Express" special correspondent in Berlin telegraphs:—"In my opinion it is only a matter of days before a Nationalist Government rules ...

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  34. BRITISH TRADE.

    A considerable improvement in British trade is shown in the Board of Trade returns for October. The exports were valued at £71,293,000 and the imports at ...

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  35. JUDGE'S INDIFFERENCE.

    Counsel for William scott Fell made application to the Full Court of New South Wales to-day for a rule calling upon the proprietors and publishers of ...

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  36. FRENCH CEREMONIES.

    Armistice Day was celebrated with the usual ceremonies. At the Arc de Triomphe 468 battle-scarred flags of regiments which have been d[?]inded ...

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  37. JAPAN.

    The Chicago "Tribune's" Tokio correspondent states that due to the need for drastic economics as a result of the earthquake the Ministry has voluntarily ...

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  38. BAVARIAN REVOLT.

    Dr. Kahr, the Bavarian dictator, has ordered the dissolution of the Communist Party, and has forbidden tho Social Democratic newspapers to appear. The ...

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  39. ITALIAN GAMBLING SCANDAL.

    The "Daily Telegraph" correspondent at Rome states that a sensational gambling scandal has been revealed by law proceedings taken by the Marchese Luca ...

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  40. Meeting of the Diet.

    An extraordinary session of the Diet has been summoned for December 12, and the ordinary session will begin on December 25. ...

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  41. A GAELIC CROSS.

    The Earl of Ypres (formerly Sir John French) solemnised Armistice Day at Mons by unveiling a Gaelic cross in memory of the dead of the Royal Irish ...

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  42. FALLEN JEWISH SOLDIERS.

    To show their appreciation of the sacrifices of their young men in the war, members of the Jewish community in New South Wales have built a ...

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  43. METAL TRADE WORKERS.

    Members of the Metal Trades Council waited upon the Minister for Industry (Mr. W. Hague) to-day and asked that the Federal Award of the Australasian ...

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  44. INDIA.

    Further details of the Parachinar murders state that Captain Watts made a most gallant fight to prevent the abduction of his wife. The culprits were not ...

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  45. Zinc Works.

    Delegates to the fourth advertising convention visited the zinc works to-day, and were surprised at the magnitude of the undertaking. The general manager ...

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  46. IN AMERICA.

    Simple and impressive ceremonies marked America's observance of Armistice day. Special services were held in the churches throughout the country, and ...

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  47. SPORTING CABLES.

    The Scottish Rugby Union suspended Macpherson because he refused to return a twenty-guinea gold watch received from the Newport Union. They also decided ...

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  48. DOMINICAN PRIESTS.

    It is announced by the Roman Catholic Church in Sydney that a branch of the Dominican priests, a world-famous religious institution is to be established in ...

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  49. IN INDIA.

    Armistice Day was observed in all parts of the country with a two minutes' silence and prayers, besides parades.— ...

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  50. BIRMINGHAM TRAGEDY

    An Aston Villa centre-half named Thomas Ball was shot dead at Birmingham by his landlord, an ex-policeman, following upon an altercation. ...

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  51. AT JOHANNESBURG.

    At the conclusion of the Armistice Day service before the Town Hall a prominent Communist named Glass endeavoured to address the assemblage in ...

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