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  2. AVIATION.

    Plans are being prepared for the summer air manoeuvres which will test the latest aviation tactics. Air formations will be drilled like infantry battalions by ...

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  3. BRITISH STRIKE.

    In his presidential address at the General Workers' Conference in Bourne mouth Mr. J. R. Clynes, M. P. Condemned the genera strike. He said that from ...

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  4. AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.

    The Australians concluded their innings against Oxford University to-day for 321—or 190 to the good. The University in their second innings had scored ...

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  5. Results of Matches.

    At Maidenhead.—Australia, 179; Minor Counties, 115 for four wickets, Drawn. At Leicester.—Australia, 336; Leicestershire, 96 and 15 for one wicket, ...

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  6. DISARMAMENT.

    It is understood that the British and French differences which have arisen in the disarmament committee concerning a nation's warlike potentialities are ...

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  7. THE FINANCE CONFERENCE.

    Almost a deadlock occurred to-day at the conference of Federal and State Ministers, convened by the Federal Ministry to consider its proposals for ...

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  8. ESCAPE FROM ASYLUM.

    A new phase of the escape of a dangerous lunatic from the Claremont Asylum on Monday afternoon was disclosed by investigations made yesterday. Inquiries ...

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  9. KALGOORLIE TRAGEDY.

    To-day the detectives engaged in endeavouring to solve the mystery surrounding the murders of Detective-Inspector Walsh and Sgt. Pitman, made ...

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  10. THE WORKING WEEK.

    Unsuccessful efforts were made to-day to settle the 44-hour strike, so far is it affected the motor body building industry. Members of the disputes ...

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  11. A Frank Agreement.

    Viscount Cecil said last evening that he preparatory conference on the question of disarmament would have been more successful if the Russian Soviet ...

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  12. The Fixtures.

    Following are the fixtures for the rest of May and the whole of June:— May. 26.—Bristo—v. South of England. ...

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  13. Argentinian Venture.

    Norfolk virginia, is the first leg of the 6,100 miles seaplane flight to Buenos Aires undertaken by Senor Bernardo Duggan, the Argentinian sportsman and ...

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  14. JAPAN.

    With a tremendous rear, which was heard some 20 miles away. Mount Tokachi, a dormant volcano in Hokkaido, erupted suddenly yesterday afternoon, ...

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  15. Australian Aerial Services.

    Mr. L. Macpherson, a director of Australian Aerial Services, Ltd., accompanied by Mr. H. B. Howard Smith, another director, arrived at the Mascot ...

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  16. Amateurs and Professionals.

    All the newspapers are giving prominence to the decision that the professionals shall share the same room as the [?] during the test matches. ...

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  17. Mr. J. H. Thomas.

    In the course of an interview Mr. J. H. Thomas said that he did not intend to reply to Mr. A. J. Cook's attack at present, as he did not wish to do ...

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  18. Later Details.

    The "Nichi Nichi Shimbun" in a special edition just issued reports that about 1,000 persons are missing and that 200 were drowned by water which rushed ...

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  19. OFFICIAL REPORT.

    The official report from the Governor of Hokkaido says that some two hundred buildings were washed away and fifty bodies have been recovered. About ...

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  20. Imports of Coal.

    The London "Daily Herald" says that a local Customs and Excise officer has written to the secretary of the Coal Exporters' ...

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  21. The Walsh-Pitman Appeal.

    Towards the Walsh Pitman Remembrance Fund for the benefit of the dependants of the two murdered police officers we have received the following:— ...

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  22. GOLF.

    The first round of the amateur golf championship was played to-day at [?] Sinclair beat Patterson, 6 and 4; ...

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  23. EGYPT.

    According to the Zagnloulist election returns, 142 Zaghloulists, 21 Liberals, 4 Nationalists, 2 Independents, and 1 [?] have been returned. Forty-three ...

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  24. Tuesday's Play.

    The match was continued to-day, in sultry, overcast weather. The wicket was wearing, and the attendance small. Gregory and Mailey had change of the ...

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  25. MOROCCAN WAR.

    Apparently a new peace move is being made in Morocco. Official circles in Paris confirm the report that a parent member of the Red Cross Mission to the ...

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  26. PRICE OF SUGAR.

    A telegram was published yesterday from Melbourne concerning the price of sugar and free delivery, and the fixing of June 1 as that date for the changed ...

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  27. LATEST RESULTS.

    According to the Zaghloulists, the elections show the following results:—154 Zaghloulists, 25 Tiberals, 6 Nationalists, 3 Independents, and 4 Ittehadists, ...

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  28. Strikers' Severe Setback.

    The strikers in the 44-hour dispute received a severe and unexpected setback to day when two requests that they had made to the State Ministry were ...

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  29. County Matches.

    At Lord's to-day the gates were closed at 3 o'clock, when the attendance numbered 35,000. In reply to Sussex's first innings of 272 Middlesex replied with 194. ...

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  30. Abdel Krim's Offer.

    Abdel Krim offered to-day to accept the French peace terms. ...

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  31. Conspiracy Trial.

    In the conspiracy trial all of the prisoners have been acquitted, expect Mahomed Fahmy Ali, who has been sentenced to death. ...

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  32. CUSTOMS DEPOSITS.

    It was decided at a meeting of the Perth Chamber of Commerce last night to refer to the Associated Chambers of Commerce the arbitrary action of the ...

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  33. The French Progress.

    Abdel Krim's offer to accept the French peace, terms was followed by the capture of Targuist, which means that French and Spanish forces occupy the ...

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  34. BRITISH LEGION.

    At the Conference of the British Legion to-day considerable feeling was expressed over a resolution protesting against the action of the headquarters of ...

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  35. Collapse of Rebellion.

    The French Foreign Office confirms fie report of the receipt of Abdel Krim's letter to M. Steeg. Abdel says in it that he throws himself on the clemency of the ...

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  36. Lord Meath Cheered.

    The resumption of the British Legion's Conference in the Queen's Hall, London was marked by a visit of the Earl of Heath (founder of tho British Empire ...

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  37. Appeal for Funds.

    The Melbourne Trades Hall Council has issued an appeal, coupied with one from the secretary of the Sydney Labour Council for financial assistance from ...

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  38. SOUTH AFRICA.

    In the House of Assembly to-day Dr. D. F. Malan (Minister for the Interior) announced that the Flag Bill had been withdrawn. It would be re-introduced ...

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  39. MIGRATION.

    The eighth International Labour Conference, which will begin here on May 26, will examine exclusively the question of simplifying the inspection of emigrants ...

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  40. DISILLUSIONED WIFE.

    A pathetic story of the night revels and gay companions of a husband was unfolded at the Civil Court, before the Chief Justice (Sir G. Murray) to-day ...

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  41. GERMANY.

    The German Communist Party and the extreme Nationalist organisation styled Stahlhelm (or steel helmets) held reviews of their respective "armies" ...

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  42. Position of Senate.

    The Government introduced to-day its Bill concerning the Senate. It provides that nominated members of that Chamber shall cease to hold office in the event of ...

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  43. Open Championship.

    Joe Kirkwood the former Australian golfer, has arrived in London, to compete in the open championship. Kirkwood first completed in 1921, when ...

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  44. THE POLICE FORCE.

    Yesterday it was learned from Police Headquarters that Constable Wren, formerly of Fremantle, had been dismissed from the force. The charge against ...

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  45. New Settlers.

    The following are official lists of new settlers to arrive at Fremantle by the s.s. Baradine, due next Sunday:—Nominated, Backitt, Mrs. Ellen and son; Badland, ...

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  46. Kirkwood Interviewed.

    Asserting that he is still an Australian thought his accept suggests that he is nearly Americanised. "Joe" Kirkwood has arrived and has entered the open ...

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  47. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

    The "New York Times" in connection with the broadcast tests to Australia reports:—"We continue to have very encouraging results. KFUH (yacht ...

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  48. SHORTAGE OF TRUCKS.

    Reference to the recent shortage of trucks and the consequent congestion of tonnage at the port of Fremantle was made at the meeting of the Perth ...

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  49. Railway Disaster.

    In a collision between two passenger trains, which occurred at the Munich railway station 24 persons were killed and many were injured.—Reuter. ...

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  50. Charges Against Constables.

    Last month investigations made by detectives caused them to search the residences of three police constables stational at Fremantle, with the result that ...

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  51. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A message from Honolulu says that the programme of the Rotarians' conference is as follows:—On the first day (Tuesday) the President [?] ...

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  52. Kelleway's Comments.

    C. E. Kelleway says that the absence of spin bowlers in the Oxford team was severely felt, as the wicket was soft on top and harder underneath. The ...

    Article : 59 words
  53. The Sporting Spirit.

    "Cheers for Bardsley" is the heading to an editorial in the "Evening News" referring to Bardsley's recalling the Oxonian Stephenson when he was wrongly wrongly ...

    Article : 148 words
  54. KNOCKED DOWN BY MOTOR 'BUS.

    Riding a bicycle home from work along Prince's Highway. Arncliffe, this evening a boy named Stanley McVain, who resided at Arncliffe, swerved sharply ...

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  55. OLD MAN'S DEATH EXPLAINED.

    James Doherty, aged 65, a labourer, was found dead on the Huon-road not far from Hobart this morning. Some signs of a struggle gave indication of foul play. ...

    Article : 102 words
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