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  2. FRENCH EXPRESS DISASTER

    A brilliant flash of lightning during a fierce storm of blinded the engine driver that he did not see a slow-down signal with the result that the Havre-Paris ...

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  3. COBHAM'S FLIGHT.

    Mr. Alan Cobham arrived hare to-day.—Reuter. ...

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  4. INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. S. M. Bruce) to-day expressed his great satisfaction with the plans made and the ground covered at the first meeting of the new ...

    Article : 184 words
  5. AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN

    The Nottingham and Australian flags were flown at half-mast to-day, out of respect to the memory of Mr. Eben Hardy, ex-president of the Nottingham ...

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  6. FRENCH FINANCES.

    The report of the official committee of experts appointed to formulate a financial programme recommends Parliament to temporarily certain prerogatives ...

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  7. CHINA.

    This morning's newspapers devote much space to commenting on, the adjournment of the Peking Tariff Conference, which 19 interpreted as its failure. ...

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  8. BRITISH COAL DEADLOCK.

    Though the majority of the colliery owners with not post notices concerning new rates of wages until the Eight Hours Bill has passed the House of Lords, the ...

    Article : 138 words
  9. KALGOORLIE TRAGEDY.

    When, the inquest was resumed this morning on the persons, portions of whose bodies were found in Miller's shaft, the Acting-Coroner, Warden J. E. ...

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  10. "A Great Strain."

    Enthusiasm regarding the progress already made by Mr. Alan Cobham in his flight to Australia was expressed yesterday by the Controller for Civil Avia ...

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  11. The Canton Government.

    The Canton Government Foreign Office publishes a letter from the American Consul-General agreeing in future to correspond directly with the Ministry for ...

    Article : 170 words
  12. English Tourists Escape.

    The rear part of the train was crowded with English and American, tourists, who escaped with shock. ...

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  13. Mr. Thomas Speaks.

    "I am not ashamed that I grovelled for peace," said Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P., general secretary of the national Union of Railwaymen, in his first speech since the ...

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  14. Facing the Situation.

    The report of the committee of experts emphasises that its recommendations must be taken as a whole. The most striking passage says that ...

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  15. Official Explanation.

    It is officially stated that the accident to the Harve-Paris express was due to taking too quickly a bend on to a branch line to which the train was diverted ...

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  16. PASTORAL LEASES.

    In the High Court of Australia to-day Mr. Justice Rich allowed with costs the appeal of Edmund Jowett against assessments for land tax in respect of three ...

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  17. The Driver Killed.

    The engine driver, Sondach of the Havre-Paris express, was killed but M. Leroux, director of the State railways, recaped. ...

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  18. Mr. Cook Still Militant.

    Mr. A. J. Cook, secretory of the Miners' Federation, speaking at Widnes, said the strike would be won or lost in the next fortnight. They would have to stop the ...

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  19. WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE.

    Each day reveals fresh difficulties, additional hardships, and further aggravating possibilities in the working of the Workmen's Compensation Act, (which ...

    Article : 382 words
  20. FOUNDER OF SINGAPORE.

    The Government to-day placed a wreath upon the statue of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, the founder of Singapore, on the occasion of the centenary of his death.— ...

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  21. The Coal Importation.

    The Government, in presenting to the House of Commons the Supplementary Estimates covering the purchases of coal on the Continent in order to ...

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  22. SENATE PRESIDENCY.

    By the Great Western express Senattor Lynch, arrived in Perth yesterday. He left later in the day for his farm at Three Soringa which he will forsake ...

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  23. BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT.

    The Prince of Wales attended to-day the dedication of a bronze buffalo at Gillwell, Essex, inscribed to the "unknown scout, whose faithfulness and the ...

    Article : 91 words
  24. SUICIDE BY DYNAMITE.

    A dreadful suicide is reported from the mining town of Susa. A mine foreman named Gagnon walked into the messroom with a stick of dynamite in his ...

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  25. TOW DAL MONTE.

    The concluding concert of Madame Toti dal Monte's short season in Perth was attended last night by an audience that nearly, filled all ports of His ...

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  26. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    The "Daily Telegraph's" diplomatic correspondent states that the Prime Minister (Mr. S. Baldwin) is expected to announce in the House of Commons this ...

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  27. BRIBERY CHARGES.

    Interesting evidence regarding a watch set upon the movements of certain police officers by bookmakers and their assistants was tendered to-day at the ...

    Article : 470 words
  28. COMMONWEALTH STEAMERS.

    Lord Inchcape, acting on behalf of Australian interstate lines, has bought the steamers Emita, Erriba, Dicoga, Delungra, and Dromana from the ...

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  29. Worcestershire Match.

    Worcestershire, which county the Australians meet on Wednesday, has fallen from its high estate of the days when its ranks included the Poster brothers, ...

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  30. FLOODS IN GERMANY.

    Remarkable cloud bursts have followed a fortnight's unseasonable rains. Unprecedented floods around Hirschberg carried away house and concrete ...

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  31. AN ENGLISH TRAGEDY.

    Christina Cordell, after spending the week-end with relations left on a bicycle for her home. Later her body was discovered in a ditch at Waltham Abbey ...

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  32. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    On his way to England, after two and a half years spent in Australia as first member of the Commonwealth Nava Board. Rear-Admiral Hall Thompson ...

    Article : 360 words
  33. CONTROL OF NORTH-WEST.

    Discussing in an informal manner with persons who gathered at the Fitzroy Crossing Hotel last night, the question of the Federal offer to take over that ...

    Article : 191 words
  34. Collapse of a Roof.

    Thirteen persons were killed and 50 injured through the collapse of a roof is the village of Woltersdorf, near Berlin. ...

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  35. NEW SOUTH WALES FINANCES.

    "It would seem that the Treasury accounts for the full financial year ended June 30 disclosed a deficit of £1,274,000," said the Leader of the State ...

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  36. KING ALFONSO.

    The Daily Telegraph's Paris correspondent states that the anarchists Ascaso and Duratti, when interrogated by a Magistrate denied that they intended to ...

    Article : 155 words
  37. THE COUNTY'S TEAM.

    The Worcestershire team on Wednesday will be chosen from M. F. S. Jewell, M. K. Foster, G. Ashton, H. O. Hopkins, F. Root, F. Pearson, C. V. Tarbox, C. J. ...

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  38. PRISON ESCAPEES.

    Before Mr. Acting-Justice Richards at the Adelaide Criminal Sessions to-day, Alfred Neil (24), Michael Charles Dickens (23), and Arthur Henry Williams ...

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  39. Results of the Tour.

    The Australians have now finished 19 matches out of the 42 fixtures of the tour, and the results to date have been:- Won (5)—Hampshire, Oxford ...

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  40. GOVERNOR-GENERAL.

    The Governor-General and Lady Stone-haven reached Brisbane by the Sydney mail train to-night. Members of the 49th Battallion formed a guard of honour at ...

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  41. CRUSHED TO DEATH.

    Dreadful injuries were suffered by Lind-say Charles Kent (37), a wharf labourer of High-street, Miller's Point to-day, when be was crushed between the back of a ...

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  42. BLAZE IN A GOODS YARD.

    A huge maze occurred ta the Dijon goods station. A score'of waggons were destroyed, and the damage is estimated at 4,000,000 francs. ...

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  43. ABORIGINAL PRISONERS RECAPTURED.

    The escaped aboriginal prisoner captured by Constable Cameron will not be brought before the Court, being already under life sentence for a murder ...

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  44. ARMY OFFICER MURDERED.

    Colonel Bransbury of the Royal Army Medical Corps was murdered on Saturday by a stretcher-bearer. The funeral took place yesterday amid great expressions ...

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  45. MAIZE POOL DEFEATED.

    A ballot of growers on me question of creating a maize pool for the whole of Queensland other than the Atherton Tablelands, where there is already a pool ...

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  46. BRISBANE GAOL MUTINY.

    The trouble in the Brisbane gao[?] is over. The fifteen men who mutinied in the tailor's shop on Tuesday last and who since then have either consistently ...

    Article : 77 words
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