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  2. LONDON LIFE.

    When in July last the Hon. John Hugo Russell, son and heir of Lord Ampthill, sought a dissolution of his marriage with Christobel Hulme ...

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  3. GERMANY.

    Addressing a number of foreign Press representatives, M. Theunis (the Prime Minister of Belgium) said:—"We will remain in the Ruhr area until Germany ...

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  4. BRITISH BUDGET.

    In his Budget speech in the House of Commons to-night, Mr. Stanley Baldwin (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) said that the financial year got steadily better ...

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  5. AMERICA.

    A message from Kalamazoo (Michigan) says that Father Charles Dillon pleaded guilty to the charge of having murdered Father Henry O'Neill, and was ...

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  6. MIGRATION.

    Replying to questions in the House of Commons this evening, Lieut.-Colonel A. Buckley (Parliamentary Secretary of the Department of Overseas Trade) said ...

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  7. INDUSTRIAL.

    Summonses against 25 Norfolk farm strikers who were charged with intimidation were heard to-day in Walsingham. Summonses against three of the ...

    Article : 73 words
  8. STATE POLITICS.

    Members of the Nationalist and National Labour sections of the coalition met in strong force at the Premier's office at noon yesterday, to discuss the ...

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  9. EASTERN COAL STRIKE.

    The outlook to-day on the coalfields does not appear so bright as it was yesterday. The decision of the miners to return to work gave promise of a speedy ...

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  10. BRITISH BUILDING TRADES.

    Both sides in the building trades dispute have agreed to the appointment of Sir Hugh Fraser as arbitrator. ...

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  11. A GERMAN VIEW.

    In the Reichstag to-day Baron Rosenberg (the Minister for Foreign Affairs) announced that Germany had notified the Powers that she believed that the world's ...

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  12. TITANIC DISASTER.

    In accordance with a plan, the coastguard cutter Modoc and all churches, as well as seagoing vessels, held special services yesterday, while all radios ...

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  13. ADDRESS BY MR. HUNTER.

    The Commonwealth Director of Migration, Mr. Percy Hunter, who is on a visit to the State, met the executive members of the New Settlers' Branch ...

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  14. TRAMWAY STRIKE

    For the sixth day the electric tramway services of Malvern, Hawthorn and Kew, and parts of Footscray were idle to-day, but it is expected that within 24 hours ...

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  15. MOTOR CAR FATALITY.

    Harry G. Brock, a millionaire society man, is the first motorist in America to be convicted on a charge of murder arising from an automobile accident. Brock ...

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  16. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    Reference to the criticism of the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Charlton) in which he accused the Government of being a "go-slow" Ministry and asserted ...

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  17. RACECOURSE EMPLOYEES

    Before Mr. Deputy President Webb in the Commonwealth Arbitration Court today, a plaint was lodged by the Australian Theatrical and Amusement ...

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  18. DEBATE IN COMMONS.

    Mr. J. Ramsay Macdonald (Leader of the Labour Party) opened the debate. He said that in the great fundamental point of debt reduction the Chancellor of the ...

    Article : 329 words
  19. FIRE IN A SCHOOL.

    Nine Japanese children were burned to death in a fire which destroyed a mission school here. Sixty-five children escaped as the result of the heroism of a ...

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  20. IRELAND.

    Some 550/Irishmen, who arrived in the steerage on the steamer Carmania on British and Irish Free State passports, were declared by several of their ...

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  21. DANCING CRAZE.

    Although Miss Magdalene Williams danced a new world's record of 65 hours and 53 minutes without police interference, and the Chicago health authorities ...

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  22. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The compulsory conference regarding the dispute over the rate of pay to casual workers in the produce markets was continued before the Industrial ...

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  23. BIRD EXPORTS.

    In view of the proclamation which was recently published forbidding the export of Australian wild birds except certain common species, the shipment of birds ...

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  24. N.S.W. LABOUR CRISIS.

    A settlement was reached to-night between the Federal and State executives of the A.L.P. on the question of control of the forthcoming State Labour ...

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  25. Three Rebels Arrested.

    The Free State Government has arrested three rebel leaders, Frank Barnett (commander of the Western Division), Sean Gaynor (of the 3rd Western ...

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  26. The Papal Envoy.

    Monsignor Luzio (the Papal Envoy to Ireland), is interviewing public bodies in the Free State with a view to peace. ...

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  27. A DIVORCE PROBLEM.

    Supposing a respondent in a divorce suit was proved to be insane recurrently and frequently, is the burden not on the petitioner to show that acts of ...

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  28. WORLD PROBLEMS.

    Addressing the Convention of Daughters of the American Revolution, President Harding said:—The destiny of the race and the future of civilisation ...

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  29. A Crowded House.

    The House of Commons was crowded with people anxious to hear Mr. Baldwin's first Budget speech and the first Conservative Budget since 1905. ...

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  30. RUSSIA.

    It has been reported that the Russian Soviet Government has postponed indefinitely the trial of the Patriarch Tikhon and other ecclesiastics in consequence ...

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  31. RAILWAY RETRENCHMENTS.

    The retrenchments at the Islington workshops are still causing considerable feeling in the ranks of the returned soldiers, including those who have been ...

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  32. THE NEAR EAST.

    In the House of Commons this evening Mr. Ronald McNeill (Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) said in reply to a question that Russia would not be ...

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  33. British Trawler Seized.

    The trial of the captain and crew of the Hull trawler James Johnson has begun in Murmansk. The British have protested unavailingly that no country ...

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  34. COTTON GROWING.

    In the House of Commons last night the Cotton Spinners Levy Bill was read the second time without discussion. ...

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  35. WHEAT POOLS.

    Sir Joseph Cook, Sir G. W. Fuller, and Mr. H. S. W. Lawson had lunch to-day with representatives of the British Wheatselling Committee, and discussed ...

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  36. SPORTING CABLES.

    Lord Chelmsford presided at Lords over a meeting of the Board of Control. The advisory county cricket committee appointed Messrs. H. Leveson Gower, ...

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  37. MEAT WORKS TROUBLE

    A meeting of pastoralists interested in the North-West Meat Works, Limited, was held yesterday. Mr. Dan Matheson, chairman of directors, presided over ...

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  38. Boxing.

    Moody outpointed Albert Lloyd. The Welshman had the Australian down in the first round with a right to the chin for the count of eight. Clever ...

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  39. ANGLICAN CHURCH.

    The Bishops of the Church of England met in the Church House to-day, and discussed the question of the revision of the Prayer Book. ...

    Article : 241 words
  40. LOAN CONVERSION.

    Further assurances of support for the Commonwealth conversion loan have been received by the Federal Treasurer (Dr. Page). The general manager of the ...

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  41. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    For the first time in connection with gramophone records the voices of the King and the Queen have delivered Empire Day addresses. ...

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  42. A WIN FOR BURNS.

    At the National Sporting Club Burns defeated Tommy White. Burns used his left more than usual, and was much faster than White. He did exceptionally ...

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  43. SOLAR OBSERVATORY.

    A solar observatory is to be established by the Federal Ministry on Mount Strongly, in the Federal capital territory, and this will perfect the chain of ...

    Article : 128 words
  44. ALLEGED FRAUDS.

    The case for the prosecution closed to-day at the Central Criminal Court, in the trial of Ernest Grant, John Bede King. Charles Henry Stephan, and ...

    Article : 90 words
  45. New Postal Rates.

    The new postage rates are:—Letters, inland, 1½d. for two ounces, and one halfpenny for each additional two ounces. To British possessions and the United ...

    Article : 148 words
  46. Football.

    To-day's Association football matches resulted:—First Division: Sheffield United lost to Everton, 0-1; Newcastle United beat Bolton Wanderers, 1-0. ...

    Article : 38 words
  47. PREFERENCE QUESTION.

    Replying for Mr. Bonar Law in the House of Commons to-night to questions directing attention to the speech which Mr. S. M. Bruce (Prime Minister of ...

    Article : 67 words
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