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  2. CHINESE WAR.

    The three British missionaries who have been imprisoned in Wanhsien since the naval incident are reported to be safe. They smuggled out some messages ...

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  3. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    All of the Commissions wound up their tasks to-night. The sixth Commission toned down carefully Dr. Nansen's mandates motion, making it an ...

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  4. BRITISH COAL STRIKE.

    Mr. S. Baldwin (the Prime Minister) says, in n letter to Mr. A. J. Cook:—Both the Cabinet and its coal committee have given earnest attention to the ...

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  5. ITALY AND BRITAIN.

    The Rome correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" says:—According to an important personage, a treaty between Italy and Great Britain for mutual ...

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  6. QUEENSLAND DROUGHT BREAKING.

    During the past two days magnificent rain has fallen over a wide area of the State. A large portion of the drought-stricken area has benefitted considerably. ...

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  7. INDUSTRIAL.

    The New York "American'' says that Mr. Henry Ford will put into effect immediately in all of the branches of his industries a five days' week. No work ...

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  8. FINANCIAL SURVEY.

    The business on the Stock Exchange has been disappointing the continuance of the coal strike and the growing stringency of the monetary position having ...

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  9. TERRIBLE MASSACRE.

    Reports from Honan describe the most terrible massacre in the history of the province. Thousands of defenceless people in the city of the Kichen were ...

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  10. Labourites' Efforts.

    The executive committee of the Miners' Federation will consider the Government's decision on Monday, and confer with the Labour members of the ...

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  11. FURTHER DETAILS.

    A huge agenda paper confronted the Assembly on the closing day, traversing a wide range of subjects, from child welfare to defining how far the League's ...

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  12. Naval Concentration.

    The British naval concentration in the Far East is the result of the realisation that the former gunboat policy of Great Britain was obsolete. The gunboats were ...

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  13. DARING DIAMOND ROBBERY.

    A daring mail van robbery involving an unknown-but certainly large amount in diamonds and cheques, occurred at Halton Garden (London), the diamond ...

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  14. Later News.

    Continuous rain has been falling in the metropolis this afternoon and again to—night. At 10 to-night the Weather Bureau reported that the tropical ...

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  15. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    Mr. Mackenzie King announced officially to-day that he would attend the Imperial Conference, and be accompanied by Mr. E. Lapointe (Minister for Justice), and ...

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  16. Cook Replies to Hodges.

    In reply to Mr. Frank dlodges's letter to Mr. T. Spencer (Derbyshire) Mr. A. J. Cook has made the following statement:—Mr. Hodges has again shown ...

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  17. PACIFIC AERIAL SURVEY.

    The survey flight of the mandated territories and islands of the Southern Pacific was begun successfully on Saturday morning, when the Chief of the Air ...

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  18. Dominions and Foreign Policy.

    The London "News of the World," commenting on the effort which it understands will be made at the Imperial Conference by the Irish Free State, ...

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  19. Chinese Delegate's Grievance.

    At the meeting of the Assembly of the League of Nations to-day Mr. Chu, the Chinese delegate, acting, on instructions received from his Government, drew ...

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  20. Projected Partial Resumption.

    It is understood that the Miners' Federation is considering the question of a partial return to work in the better paid districts in order that funds may be ...

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  21. South African Delegation.

    It has been mentioned authoritatively that the Union delegation at the Imperial Conference will take an opportunity of negotiating a basis for reciprocal tariff ...

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  22. SUPPOSED MURDER.

    The body of a motor cyclist named Stanley Dalton (22) was discovered after a search of 13 days in a lonely wood near Humshaugh ...

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  23. FLOODS IN MEXICO.

    Fourteen deaths and much damage to property have, resulted from floods in Central and Southern Guanajuato. The overflowing of the Lerma River was due ...

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  24. MIGRATION.

    Under instructions from the High Commissioner for New Zealand, Mr. Sandford (Migration Officer) and Mr. Drew (Publicity Officer) made a lecture tour of ...

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  25. Hankow Becomes "Red."

    Hankow appears to have become completely "red." Citizens stone and other-wise assault British marine officers with-out reprisals, and the "Red" troops ...

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  26. COBHAM'S FLIGHT.

    As a result of consultations between the Air Ministry and the Office of Works, it has been decided that the project for Mr. Alan Cobham to land on the ...

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  27. MINING DISASTER.

    A message from Ironwood (Michigan) reports that three men have been killed and 32 imprisoned as a result of a shaft in an iron company's mine having ...

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  28. STATE POLITICS.

    Consequent on the organising tour of the Southern Cross division of the Yilgarn electorate made last week by the Leader of the Country Party. (Mr. A. ...

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  29. Misrepresentation in London.

    It is the intention of the Premier (Mr. P. Collier) to forward to the migration authorities at Australia House a strongly-worded protest against Western ...

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  30. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    The Royal Institute of British Architects will open on October 19 an exhibition illustrative of architecture in the Dominions. There will be special sections ...

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  31. Dr. Stresemann's Message.

    Dr. Stresemann has sent the following message:—"Amid our work in Geneva our eyes have been directed continually to the Rhineland, of which we thought ...

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  32. Arrival in Sydney.

    Group Captain Williams appeared over the sandhills of Bondi about 3.30 on Saturday afternoon, and despite a strong north-easterly wind, made a splendid ...

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  33. Arrival at Bushire.

    Mr. Alan Cobham arrived at 10.40 a.m. to-day, and continued his flight at 12.10 p.m. ...

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  34. FLORIDA DISASTER.

    Physicians and surgeons are concentrating their efforts to prevent an outbreak of pestilence in the Florida districts which were devastated by the ...

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  35. HOOLIGANS IN MELBOURNE.

    Bursting into the bar of an hotel in Bridge-road late on Saturday afternoon, without warning or apparent reason, a crowd of youths, stated to be members ...

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  36. Great Britain's Attitude.

    The general council of the Congress of Trade Unions has passed a motion expressing regret at Great Britain's provocative attitude to China, instancing the ...

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  37. Probable Recognition by the King.

    "Reynolds News" says that in well-informed quarters it is believed that Mr. Alan Cobham's flight will be specially recognised by the King. ...

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  38. GERMAN CABINET APPROVES.

    The Cabinet has approved the German delegation's activities in Geneva, and endorsed in principle Dr. Stresemann's report on the Thory conversations. It ...

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  39. MAN'S STRANGE STORY.

    Investigating cries for assistance that came from a block of stables in Wellington-street about 10.30 p.m. on Saturday, a young man found a middle-aged man ...

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  40. CANADIAN HARVEST.

    Wintry weather is prevailing in the prairie provinces and causing very serious delay in harvesting operations. It is feared that the result will be a great loss to ...

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  41. CANADIAN POLITICS.

    The Meighen Government resigned to-day. Mr. Mackenzie King was summoned immediately to Government House. Mr. Meighen announced that he did not ...

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  42. AUSTRALIA AND CANADA.

    Mr. J. M. McDonald (chairman of the British Columbia division of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association), in a long article in the Vancouver "Star," ...

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  43. PRODUCERS AND CONSUMERS.

    The desire of tho majority of the producers' delegates to complete the work of the conference of consumers and producers at Bathurst before the week-end ...

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  44. NEW SOUTH WALES LOAN.

    Sir Arthur Rickard, of Sydney, who has been in close touch with financial matters in London, says that the issue of the New South Wales loan at £97 per ...

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  45. MALIGNING THE STATE.

    Among the publications which reached the Premier (Mr. P. Collier) by the last English mail was a copy of the "Mining Journal" containing references to the ...

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  46. EXPLOITATION OF SCHOOLS.

    The Victorian Education Department in a circular which it has issued in teachers, has definitely set its face against the practice of exploiting schools ...

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  47. EMPIRE TRADE.

    Dr. D. B. Copland, Professor of Commerce in the University of Melbourne, said in the course of an interview to-day that commendation was due to the ...

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  48. MOTOR CAR MYSTERY.

    The deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Marshall, in a burning motor car, were the subject of an inquest at Blunham, Bedfordshire, to-day. The inquiry was ...

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  49. SALONIKA WAR MEMORIAL.

    A message from Doiran (Macedonia) reports that Lieutenant-General Sir George Macdonogh, in the presence of a distinguished company of Britons and ...

    Article : 89 words
  50. W. AND A. McARTHUR.

    At the meeting of the shareholders of Messrs. W. and A. McArthur, limited, Sydney a statement of affairs on September 15 showed that after the discharge of ...

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  51. MELBOURNE OBSERVATORY.

    There has been an impression in Melbourne for some time that the State Government proposed to close the Melbourne Observatory, and at its last ...

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  52. AVIATION.

    Alter having seen a demonstration of the use of the parachute harness, and questioned a balloon navigator and mechanic, the Coroner returned a verdict ...

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  53. FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE.

    For the first time for many years, there is an outbreak of the foot-and-mouth disease at Southgate, in the London area among Dr. Corner's valuable pedigree ...

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  54. CHEESE FUMES.

    The report of the sanitary authority of the port of Liverpool for the year 1925 describes the dramatic rescue of two men who were gassed by fames ...

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  55. SONOMA ROBBERY.

    A representative of the Australian Press Association learned here to-day that Placide Joseph Duerest, who on September 16 was sentenced to confinement ...

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  56. FEDERAL ARBITRATION COURT

    It is announced in a "Commonwealth Gazette" issued on Saturday, that the term of Deputy President Webb of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court, has ...

    Article : 113 words
  57. FAMOUS BIOLOGIST.

    Professor Paul Kammerer, the famous biologist, has committed suicide. ...

    Article : 17 words
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