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  2. THE AUSTRALIANS.

    Victoria Crosses have been awarded to the following Australians:— Lieutenant L. D. McCarthy, 16the Battalion, of Western Australia. ...

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  3. AMERICA.

    The American Fleet, operating in conjunction with the British Fleet has been recalled from European waters. A naval review has been planned in New York on ...

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  4. REPATRIATION.

    The Colonial Secretary (Mr. H. P. Colebatch, in the course of replying on the second reading debate on the Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Bill in the Legislative ...

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  5. ALLIES'S DIFFICULTIES.

    The "Daily Telegraph's" Paris correspondent says that because there are no signs of a permanent Government in Germany it is likely that after the Peace ...

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  6. PNEUMONIC INFLUENZA.

    Another soldier died at Woodman's Point quarantine hospital yesterday, making the 14th victim of the disease. The deceased cause from South Australia, and Dr. Cox ...

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  7. RAILWAY OFFICERS AWARD.

    The Arbitration Court yesterday delivered its award in the Railway Officers case, the hearing of evidence in which recently occupied the Court for some weeks ...

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  8. I.W.W. INQUIRY.

    To-night the Government made available the report of Mr. Justice Street, as Royal Commissioner to inquire into the charges made in Parliament and elsewhere against ...

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  9. USE OF ROTTNEST.

    Mr. G. J. Foley. M.L.A. who occupies the chairmanship of the Hospitals Advisory Board to the Minister for Defence in Western Australia, received a telegram ...

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  10. GERMAN PROPAGANDA.

    Captain Lester, of the Army Intelligence Service giving evidence before the Senate investigation into German espionage, stated that the German Government ...

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  11. THE UKRAINE AND POLAND.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" states that the Ukrainian Congress has passed resclutions requesting the Peace Conference to settle ...

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  12. A.L.F. PROTEST.

    The A.L.F. State executive, which met last night, instructed the secretary (Mr. A. McCallum) to forward to the Acting Prime Minsiter the ...

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  13. INDIA'S DELEGATS.

    The Indian delegates to the Peace Conference have arrived in London. ...

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  14. PROHIBITION OF EXPORTS.

    It is officially announced that the banches been lifted from practically all the exports to England, France, Italy, Japan, and their colonies and protectorates, and ...

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  15. PRESIDENT WILSON.

    Windows of houses in the Avenue duBois de Boulogue have been let at from £20 to £100 apiece to permit of the viewing of the procession on the occasion of ...

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  16. SERIOUSNESS OF THE DISEASE.

    The Health Department has issued a comprehensive circular to local authorities giving detailed and specific information as to the measures to the taken should an ...

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  17. STATEMENT BY MR. FOWLER. M.H.R.

    Mr. J. M. Fowler, M.H.R., stated to-day:—"Following upon the reciept of a large number of telegrams regarding the quarantine trouble in Western Australia, ...

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  18. A JUGO-SLAV APPEAL.

    The Jugo-Slav Council at Zagrab (or Agram), the capital of Croatia and Slavonia, has appealed to the United States to prevent bloodshed in Dalmatia, in ...

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  19. ALBANY TO BE USED.

    Dr. Cox stated yesterday that he had received advice that the troopship Sardinia with a large number of contacts on board had been ordered on to Albany, where she ...

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  20. JAPANESE DELEGATES.

    The Japanese delegates for the Peace Conference have started for Paris, via San Francisco. [The Japanese delegation to the Peace ...

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  21. BRITISH NEWS.

    His Majesty the King on December 18 will entertain at luncheon Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, General Sir Herbert Plumer, General Sir Henry Rawlinson, and General ...

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  22. MEN CAGED UP LIKE DOGS.

    In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Fowler said he had received a telegram from a friend holding a responsible position in the expeditionary forces, who ...

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  23. STATEMENT BY DR. COX.

    A paragraph which appeared in the "West Australian" yesterday setting out the uneasiness felt in Fremantle that the contacts would break quarantine was ...

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  24. FRENCH REPRESENTATIVES.

    M. Marcel Hutin forecasts that the French plenipotentiaries at the Peace Conference will be M. Clemenceau. M. Pichon, Marshal Foch, and M. Leou Bourgeois, ...

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  25. THEFTS OF MOTOR CARS.

    The London police have arrested 10 men, who are supposed to have carried out extensive thefts of motor cars. ...

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  26. RUSSIA.

    A message from Kieff states that the Don Cossacks defeated the Bolsheviks in a two day's battle at Novochopersk, in the government of Voronezh in the south of ...

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  27. SOME VICTIMS.

    The Censor has released for publication the names of the undermentioned three soldiers from the Boonah who have succumbed to pneumonic influenza:—3203 Private H. S. ...

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  28. LIEUT. M'CARTHY.

    Lieutenant L. D. McCarthy, Croix deGuerre, 16the Battalion who has been awarded the Victoria Cross hails from Lion Mill, Western Australia. ...

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  29. A HUGE TRIPLANE.

    Signor Caproni, the aeronautical expert, is building a triplane capable of carrying 100 passengers. [The Caproni biplane is recognised as a ...

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  30. POSITION AT SYDNEY.

    The death late last night of G. Grainger a Makura sreward increases the fatal cases in quarantine to 41. This is the first death from among the Makura ...

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  31. RELEASED PRISONERS.

    The released prisoners who have arrived at the distributing camp at Ripon since the armistice was signed, include 30 Australian officers and 800 men. ...

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  32. STATE AND COMMONWEALTH.

    In the Legislative Council last nights the Colonial Secretary (Mr. H. P. Colebatch) speaking in reply to the debate on the second reading of the Discharged ...

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  33. PREMIER'S REPRESENTATIONS.

    The Premier (Mr. Lefroy) stated at a late hour last night that he had not received any reply from the Federal authorities to his telegram protesting against keeping ...

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  34. THE SOVIETS.

    Berlin newspapers assert that Marshal Foch told the Kreuzanach Soviet, who requested facilities for the delegates of the occupied regions to proceed to the Berlin ...

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  35. A SPORTS MEETING.

    The Australian troops are arranging a sports meeting in London, including a push ball tournery on horseback. ...

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  36. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    MR. W. H. Taft, interviewed at Philadelphis, said: "There is some doubt whether England will adhere to the attitude that she is not seeking territorial gain out ...

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  37. GERMANY.

    Berlin reports state that the programme of the Spartacus group includes the disarmament of all non-proletarian forces, the formation of a workers' militia and Red ...

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  38. MOTION IN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

    At the opening of yesterday's session of the Legislative Council, Mr. Duffell moved the adjournment of the House for the purpose of drawing attention to the ...

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  39. SYDNEY QUARANTINE STATION.

    In reply to Mr. Kelly in the House of Representative to-day, Mr. Massy Greene said that when the present trouble was past inquiries would be made to ascertain ...

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  40. BOLSHEVIKS FALL OUT.

    The Swedish naval attache at Petrograd has arrived here. He says that the Bolshevik leaders heatedly discussed the question of abandomine the entire Soviet ...

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  41. BOLSHEVIKS ARRESTED.

    The "Tribune" states that two Bolshevik emissaries were arrested after crossing the French frontier with the intention of assassinating M. Clemenceau the French ...

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  42. THE MEDIC.

    In reply to Sir Robert Best in the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. Watt said he had not heard any rumours of misconduct on the part of anybody in authority ...

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  43. ALLIED TROOPS.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" states that in well informed circles it is understood that Allied troops will occupy the western provinces of ...

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  44. LIEBKNECHT AND WILHELM.

    "Vonwaerts," the leading Socialist organ states that Dr. Leibknecht, leader of the Spartacus group, is mad, and is suffereing from moral insanity, the same as the ...

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  45. CAPTURED COLONIES.

    Several newspapers, commenting editorially on the desire of the negroes to rule Germany's African colonies, say that it would be hard to imagine a more foolish ...

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  46. GWALIA STATE HOTEL.

    The Colonial Secretary (Mr. H. P. Colebatch) stated yesterday that on November 6 Mr. Lambert, M.L.A., made the following statement in Parliament in the course ...

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  47. THE TRANSPORT BORDA.

    The transport Borda, which arrived at Fremantle yesterday afternoon withcut pnemonic influenza aboard, is the first vessel to arrive from South Africa ...

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  48. THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

    The Berlin correspondent of the United Press Association states that the National Assembly elections will be held on January 8. ...

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  49. COMMONWEALTH.

    Although it is intended to have fireworks displays in connection with the peace celebrations in areas specially set apart for that purpose the military authorities are ...

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  50. ALLIED OCCUPATION.

    A Belgian communique issued on Saturday stated:—"Our Rhine front extended yesterday from Ossenberg to the Wessel bridges." ...

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  51. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    The League of Nations Union canvassed 1,500 electoral candidates, and claims that 528 of these are in favour of a league being formed. An American ...

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  52. CITIZENS' PROTEST AT FREMANTLE.

    The Mayor of Fremantle has convened a public meeting to be held in the supper room, Town Hall to-night, at 8 o'clock to discuss the treatment by the Federal ...

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  53. INOCULATION.

    The medical officers were kept busy yesterday with a steady stream of people desirous of submitting themselves to inoculation. At the Public Health Department ...

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  54. CAPTURED WARSHIPS.

    In the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. Finlayson asked if it were true that representations had been made to the Imperial Government to get a proportion of ...

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  55. WIESBADEN OCCUPIED.

    According to reports from Berne, German newspapers state that a French regiment has occupied Wiesbaden, Prussia. The German Government has protested ...

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  56. MR. ROOSEVELT'S VIEWS.

    Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, writing in the "Metropolitan Magazine" for January on the proposed league of nations says that Germany and Turkey must not be admitted ...

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  57. TREATMENT OF LUNATICS.

    "Whom am I to believe—the lunatics who agree or the attendants who deny?" asked Dr. Cole, the Coroner, at the resumed inquiry to-day into the death of John ...

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  58. EX-EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.

    Accourding to reports from Munich, Switzerland has refused to allow the ex-Emperor Carl of Austria to reside in the confederation, in view of Holland's difficulties ...

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  59. MEN ON FURLOUGH.

    In reply to Mr. Lister, in the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. Wise said that the travelling concessions to relatives of men who were returned on furlough were ...

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  60. QUARANTINE SUPPLIES.

    The following statement as to the activities of the local Red Cross on behalf of the patients and contacts at Woodman's Point has been received from the general ...

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  61. ACTION BY R.S.A.

    In connection with the retention on board the transport Boonah of a number of Western Australian soldiers the general secretary of the R.S.A. (Mr. R. G. ...

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  62. SPYING ON RUSSIANS.

    In the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. Considine asked if the Acting Prime Minister had yet any answer to a question he had asked regarding an ex-police spy of ...

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  63. DOCUMENTS TO BE PUBLISHED.

    According to a message from Berlin, Herr Haase, the Foreign Minister, states that secret documents in the German Foreign Office do not confirm the existence ...

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  64. MILITARY CANTEENS.

    Substantial profits have been earned during the war panied by canteens established by the Defence Department in Military camps, on troopships, and elsewhere. These ...

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  65. ARMISTICE COMMISSION.

    Herr Erzberger read to the Armistice Commission a declaration complaining of the increased severity of the Allies' conditions and of their failure to revictual ...

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  66. THE LAW COURTS.

    Full Court.—No. 1 Court, at 10.30 a.m., before the Chief Justice Mr. Justice Burnside, and Mr. Justice Northmore: R D. McKenzie (appellant) and F. Higgs ...

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  67. SOLDIRS' PROTEST.

    At a meeting of the South Fremantle branch of the Returned Solders' Association held yesterday Mr. Dunn stated that he had it on good authority that at least ...

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  68. A SOCIALIST WITHDRAWAL.

    M. Ledebour has withdrawn from the Independent Socialist Party, as he disagrees with the party's attitude toward the German Cabinet. ...

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  69. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Mrs. Chas. Ford, of Kelvin-street, Maylands, has received inforamtion from the military authorities that her son, Private R. H. Ford, who has been a prisoner of ...

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  70. GENERAL ITEMS.

    A new democratic Cabinet has been formed, with M. Theodoroff as Premier and Foreign Minister. In includes a civilian as War Minister, which is an important ...

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  71. THE WHEAT CROP.

    In the House of Representatives to-day, in reply to Mr. Sampson, Mr. Wat said that the negotiations regarding the payment of a guarantee on the coming wheat crop ...

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