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  2. OUR FARMERS' WHEAT.

    The failure of members of the Government and Mr. McGibbon to make any comment upon the suggestion contained in Monday's leading article that Mr. ...

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  3. PEACE MATTERS.

    Mr. A. G. Gardiner (ex-editor of the London "Daily News"), writing from Berlin to that newspaper, after interviews with leading. German politicians and economists, ...

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  4. SOCIOLOGICAL EDUCATION.

    Professor Meredith Atkinson, head of the Department of Sociology at the Melbourne University, arrived in Perth by train yesterday having accepted the invitation of ...

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  5. INDUSTRIAL.

    The Railway Commissioners have refused to receive, a deputation from the Tramway Employees' Union for the purpose of discussing the union's claims for double rates ...

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  6. PRINCE OF WALES.

    At [?] clock this morning the Renown was 310 miles from Melbourne, and the ship's speed has been reduced from 18 to 15 knots with the object of timing the ...

    Article : 153 words
  7. RUSSIA.

    The seizure of Baku last month by revolutionaries proved the prelude to a renewal of Bolshevik activities. On the Caspian coast the Persian town of Enzeli was ...

    Article : 340 words
  8. GERMANY STILL UNDER ARMS.

    To-day is the day on which the reduction of the German Army to the strength of 200,000 men should have been completed prior to the further reduction to ...

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  9. IRELAND.

    The latest development in connection with the Irish situation is the refused of Irish railwaymen to work trains which are conveying Government munitions, military ...

    Article : 205 words
  10. NO SATURDAY WORK.

    A motion having as its object the elimination of Saturday work in the public service was discussed at a mass meeting of members of the Public Service Association ...

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  11. SECRET TREATIES.

    Signor Tittoni, at a meeting of the Council of the League of Nations, advocated that all States belonging to the League should register their secret treaties ...

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  12. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    The Commodore commanding the Australian Fleet (Commodore Dumaresq) to-day sent the following wireless message to H.M.S. Renown:—"All on board H.M.A. ...

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  13. MELBOURNE TRAMWAY EMPLOYEES.

    Negotiations which lasted several hours to-day were successful in bringing about a settlement of the dispute between the Tramways Board and its employees on the ...

    Article : 155 words
  14. ARMENIAN MANDATE.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" states that President Wilson sent a special message to Congress urging it to grant him power to accept a ...

    Article : 116 words
  15. HIBERNIANS' CONFERENCE.

    The triennial conference of the Hibernian Catholic Benefit Society of Australia was opened to-day, delegates being present from the Southern States. The Rev. M. ...

    Article : 313 words
  16. JAPAN AND SIBERIA.

    An imperial address says that the situation in the Far East is still too unsettled to permit of the withdrawal of Japanese troops from Siberia. ...

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  17. WHY FRANCE IS ANGRY.

    Those of us that have at heart the cause of international comity (writes Robert Bell in the London "Daily News" of April 6). cannot be indifferent to the ...

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  18. LANDING AT ST. KILDA.

    Two rehearsals preparatory to the visit of the Prince of Wales were to have been held to-day. One was the landing of the Prince at the St. Kilda pier, and the other ...

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  19. JOHANNESBURG UNIONISTS.

    A general meeting of the Federation of Trades passed a resolution demanding the nationalisation of the gold and coal mines, and threatening drastic action to ...

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  20. PRESIDENT OF FRANCE.

    M. Paul Desohanel (the President of France) has returned to the Elysee Palace (his official residence). He was not hurt seriously, although he had a very narrow ...

    Article : 363 words
  21. HAMPTON PLAINS.

    The prospects of the Hampton Celebration have taken a turn for the better. Failing to strike payable are in the crosscut west of the shaft at 195ft. the ...

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  22. POWER SYSTEM INTERRUPTED.

    Due to a temporary interuption in the current supplied by the Government power house at East Perth the city was plunged into semi-darkness last evening, and for ...

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  23. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN VISIT.

    As the result of the efforts of the State Organiser in Melbourne, arrangements have been made for a maximum stary of ten minutes at the Claremont-Cottesloe ...

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  24. AN ELUSIVE RUSSIAN.

    John Panitz, the Russian who avoided arrest recently at Mount Lofty and was shot at as he dashed into the scrub, and who escaped subsequently from the police ...

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  25. A DEMOCRACY AND ITS KING.

    Mr. W. M. Duckworth, writing in the "Daily News" of April 5, gives an interesting picture of social conditions in Denmark. Recently the Danish monarchy ...

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  26. TRADE WITH GERMANY.

    The question of the resumption of trade with Germany was discussed last night at the meeting of the Perth Chamber of Commerce, on official correspondence dealing ...

    Article : 365 words
  27. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A Pekin message says that, owing to the Government's deficit, serious trouble is anticipated if the troops are not paid next month. The soldiers are already ...

    Article : 180 words
  28. EXPERIMENTS IN TANNING.

    Information supplied yesterday by the Forests Department shows that the exclusive right to collect shrubs over a large area in the eastern goldfields has been ...

    Article : 194 words
  29. THE NAVIGATION ACT.

    The president of the Perth Chamber of Commerce (Mr. H. S. Bickford) presided last night over a well attended meeting of members, at which a discussion took ...

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  30. DAIRYING INDUSTRY.

    Questions relating to the control of the dairying industry were discussed to-day at the opening session of the Australasian Butter and Cheese Factory Managers and ...

    Article : 159 words
  31. EMPIRE DAY.

    Empire Day was celebrated to-day in London in brilliant weather. A huge crowd witnessed the Empire Pageant in Hyde Park. Some ten thousand children, with ...

    Article : 88 words
  32. SOUTH PERTH MUNICIPALITY.

    In addressing ratepayers of South Perth, at the half-yearly meeting, held on Thursday last, the Mayor (Mr. Alex, Clydesdale) said that the period covered by the ...

    Article : 480 words
  33. THE WEATHER.

    Yesterday morning's weather reports showed that the previous 24 hours had been marked by fine weather over the greater part of the State, but showers still ...

    Article : 164 words
  34. SPORTING CABLES.

    Prince Henry won the cup for tent pegging at the Oxford-Cambridge tournament held at the Olympia. He was the only competitor to take all three pegs. ...

    Article : 213 words
  35. COCOA AND CHOCOLATE.

    Three well-known English firms, manufacturers of cocoa, chocolate, and other kinds of confectionery, Cadbury Bros., of Bournville, Fry and Sons, Bristol; and James ...

    Article : 258 words
  36. WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT.

    In the course of a brief interview yesterday. Professor Meredith Atkinson remarked that he came out to Sydney 6½ years ago, and transferred four years ago ...

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  37. PORT HEDLAND.

    Passengers by the Bambra say that they had to wait about four hours on the Broome jetty. When the vessel arrived off Port. Hedland in the early hours ...

    Article : 147 words
  38. EXPLOSION AT LITHGOW.

    A large steam pipe in the engine-room at the Lithgow ironworks exploded last night with terrifying effects. The roof of the engine-room was blown off. The ...

    Article : 74 words
  39. DROUGHT IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The reports of the agricultural and stock inspectors on the conditions which are now prevailing in this State make tragic reading. Sheep and cattle continue to die in ...

    Article : 180 words
  40. MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

    It is reported from Mexico City that the Revolutionary Government has sent a force in pursuit of Carraza's murderes, the death penalty having been ordered if ...

    Article : 71 words
  41. Y.W.C.A.

    In connection with the movement to establish a Y.M.C.A. in Perth, an enthusiastic meeting of the Girls' Council was held to complete arrangements for ...

    Article : 115 words
  42. MURDERER SENTENCED TO DEATH.

    George Vincent Gunning, a clerk at the Clyde railway station, has reported to the police that a masked robber held him up last night at the point of a revolver and ...

    Article : 52 words
  43. SMALLPOX IN NEW ZEALAND.

    Considerable uneasiness has been caused by an outbreak in a modified form of small-pox in Otago and Southland. Mean-while influenza is greatly on the increase. ...

    Article : 56 words
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