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  2. THE TRAMWAY STRIKE.

    A variety of interviews and conferences at the Trades Rall, the Minister's office, and elsewhere took place yesterday respecting the tramway strike. No ...

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  3. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    It is understood that the arrangements for the Peace Conference personnel, besides granting the Dominions as a whole ample representation at all the sessions, ...

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  4. EAST OF THE JORDAN.

    In most of the operations which have cleared Sina[?] and Palastine of the Turk the lead has been entrusted to the veterans of the Anzac Mounted Division. In ...

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  5. POLAND.

    The Polish Chief National Council has appointed the former Polish Diet representative M. Von Capzyneky, to be its first Presidnet. ...

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  6. GENERAL CABLES.

    The British Official Press Bureau has published the following message from Paris:—The third meeting of the Supreme Council for Supply and Relief considered ...

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  7. AMERICA.

    Thirty-four States have ratified an amendment of the Constitution, prohibiting the liquor traffic in the United States. The final passage of the amendment is certain. ...

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  8. ARMY MEDICAL TRAGEDY.

    Major Miles Charles Cariston Seton, of the Australian Army Medical Corps, was shot dead at the house of his cousin, Sir Malcolm Seton, Holland Park. ...

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  9. GERMANY.

    A Berlin wireless message states that the Spartacus strongholds in the Berlin Press quarter have been cleared, after a pitched battle. The casualties were high, and ...

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  10. BRITAIN.

    The British Official Press Bureau notifies that the Controller of Shipping has announced that British vessels completing their voyages after March at ports in the ...

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  11. ADVANCE OF POLISH TROOPS.

    It is reported from Posen (Prussian Poland) that Polish troops are advancing against Thorn (Western Prussia), eudangering railway communication between Berlin ...

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  12. SHIPS FOR FOREIGN TRADE.

    The American Shipping Board announces that a larger amount of tonnage is now available for foreign trade, this being due to the decreased demands of the War ...

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  13. AMERICA'S ATTITUDE.

    Mr. Robert Lansing (the American Secretary of State) denies the report that America proposes to send troops to Poland. ...

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  14. "CITIZENS' COMMITTEE" PROPOSITION.

    A mass meeting of the men held at the Trades Hall yesterday morning considered the proposal made by the "Citizens" Committee," and decided to reject it. The ...

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  15. STRIKERS RESUME WORK.

    The marine workers, who were on strike, have resumed work pending a settlement of the dispute by the Government. [A New York message of January 12 ...

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  16. SPARTACUS RISINGS.

    The Spartacus Socialists in Dresden tried to rush the "Volkszeitung" offices but the Government troops repulsed them. They also tried to capture the Guildhall, but ...

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  17. BOLSHEVIK TROOPS.

    The main Bolshevik-forces are advancing on Warsaw by three converging routes, and have reached Orany (about 40 miles south-west of Vilna) and Slonim (about 70 miles ...

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  18. A NEW PEER.

    Mr. Andrew Weir, Minister of Supply, who was so successful as Surveyor-General of Supplies in the British War Office, and who has been raised to the Peerage, has ...

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  19. NEW WIRELESS SYSTEM.

    The Navy Department announces that an underground and sub-sea wireless system, an American invention, was proved to be of practical value in the navy and the ...

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  20. PRESIDENT WILSON.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Express" reports that President Wilson carried a large portfolio to the meetings which are being held in connection with ...

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  21. WARNING TO GERMANY.

    The Supreme War Council is determined that Germany shall not be allowed to crush Poland before the Peace Conference decides Poland's status. It is understood ...

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  22. ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Express" states that Herr Haase, the German Foreign Minister, interviewed, declared that the elections for the National ...

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  23. STRIKES IN ARGENTINA.

    It is reported from Buenos Ayres that previously to the settlement of the strike the riots resulted in 72 persons being killed and more than 800 persons being ...

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  24. THE DECEASED OFFICER.

    Major Miles Charles Cariston Seton was born in 1874 and was a son of the late Captain William Gorden Seton, of the Seaforth Highlanders. The Setons of Cariston ...

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  25. A MINISTER'S RESIGNATION.

    Mr. Thomas W. Gregory resigned the Attorney-Generalship, in order to give more attention to his private affairs. ...

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  26. ENTERTAINMENTS.

    The English Pierrots presented their 12th programme at Olympia, Hay-street, last evening to a crowded audience. The entertainment if not the best, has not at ...

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  27. SOLDIERS DEMOBLISED.

    General Peyton C. March (the chief of the American general military staff) announces that 693,889 American soldiers have been demobilised. ...

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  28. THE EX-KAISER.

    A Dutchman, who dined recently with the ex-Kaiser and Count Bentinck, in Amerongen Castle (Holland) says that Wilhelm gives the impression that he is on the ...

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  29. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    The Paris correspondent of the New York "Sun" reports that the draft of the American plan for a League of Nations has been completed and will be published ...

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  30. EXPLOSION OF MUNITIONS.

    An explosion of munitions in Ostend caused 30 casualties. Five British soldiers were killed. ...

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  31. RUSSIA.

    A—Lettish Soviet Republic has been formed in Riga. ...

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  32. MARINE MISHAP.

    The P. and O. Co.'s steamer Khyberwent ashore on the coast of Norfolk during a fog. The vessel, which was ladem with troops, was refloated at high tide. ...

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  33. LUXEMBOURG.

    The Luxembourg Government has issued a proclamation urging the citizens to suppress revolutionary conspiracies. It adds that national unity was never more ...

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  34. BRITAIN AND AMERICA.

    Sir Henry Babington Smith, the Acting British High Commissioner to the United States, in a speech said: "President Wilson's demand for a League of Nations ...

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  35. ITALY.

    Signor Bissolati (the ex-Minister for Public Assistance and Pensions) attempted in the Scala Theatre to deliver a speech justifying Italy's renunciation. There was a ...

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  36. FURTHER EXECUTIONS.

    There have been further executions of friends of the Entente Powers, including Admirals Stestokin, Pahler, and Kovalevski. ...

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  37. "AUSTRALIA DAY."

    The "Australia Day" celebrations will include the usual service in St. Dunstan's Church, where the Bishop of London (Dr. Ingram) will preach. General Sir William ...

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  38. THE BRITISH PROPOSAL.

    The New York newspapers, commenting of the Paris disclosures to the effect that Britain proposed to deal with the representatives of Russian factions, consider that ...

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  39. WILHELM'S PUNISHMENT.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" reports that Senator Henry L. Myers (Democrat Montana) contended, in the course of a speech, that as ...

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  40. THE ARMISTICE.

    Marshal Foch was present at a meeting of the military and technical experts of the Allied army at which question of conferring and carrying out the ...

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  41. TRADE UNION RULES.

    A Government Bill has been drafted for restoring the trade union rules and oustoms which were suspended during the war. These will be restored at the request ...

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  42. SOUTH AFRICA.

    Speaking at a Zionist banquet, Mr. Henry Burton, K.C. Minister for Railways, declared that there were substantial elements of Bolshevism in South Africa. He ...

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  43. MOVING PICTURES.

    The Commonwealth Government is erecting in front of Australia House in London, A large screen on which cinematographic pictures will be thrown from 4 to 7 p.m. ...

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  44. MONTENEGRO'S POSITION.

    The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Chronicle" says:—"Simultaneously with the arrival of representatives of the so-called United Kingdom of Serbians, ...

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  45. IRELAND.

    Viscount French (the Viceroy of Ireland) convened a conference in Dublin Castle on Monday night. This is interpreted in some quarters to indicate that a drastic ...

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  46. BELGIAN PRESSMEN.

    About 100 Belgian journalists who took refuge in Britain during the war were entertained by Lord Burnham (managing proprietor of the London "Daily Telegraph") ...

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  47. REPATRIATED PRISONERS.

    Major E. Druce-Drayton, of Bunbury (late of the Imperial Army), has received word that this son. Sergeant Geo. Druce-Drayton, who was a prisoner of war in Germany has been ...

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  48. CENSORSHIP RELAXED.

    The Foreign Office announces that there will be no censorship of British Press correspondents' messages from Paris during the sittings of the Peace Conference. ...

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  49. MONSTER AIRSHIPS.

    It is reported that the Admiralty authorities have begun a large programme of auship construction, including monster vessels which will be similar to the largest ...

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  50. STRIKES IN PERU.

    Despatches from Lima, the capital of Peru, say that strikers attacked the lighting plant and the city is in darkness. Connections between Lima and Callao have ...

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  51. KUMBER OF DELEGATES.

    The Paris correspondent of the United Press Association says that a movement is believed to be under way to reduce the number of representatives of smaller ...

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  52. ENGLISH FOOTBALL.

    The Football League has refused the Southern League's application to amalgamate. ...

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  53. MAORI SOLDIERS' DISPLAY.

    There was a crowded attendance at the Queen's Hall to witness the Maori soldiers' display in aid of Durstan's House for the Blind. The display included war dances ...

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  54. NORTH-WEST MISSIONS.

    During the course of his extended trip through the North-West, the Chief Protecter of Aborigines (Mr. A. O. Neville) investigated the mission subsidy problem, and ...

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  55. H.M.A.S. BRISBANE.

    The Australian battle cruiser Brisbane has arrived at Portsmouth from the Grand Elect to be refitted previously to returning to Australia. The vessel entered the ...

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  56. UGLY MEN'S APPEAL.

    The South Perth branch of the Ugly Men's Association will hold a special carnival at Como on Monday, January 27, with the object of assisting the present appeat. ...

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  57. BOLSHEVIK ACTIVITY.

    The four leaders of the Bolshevik plot which was discovered by the Monte Video police to overthrow the Governments of Uruguay and Argentian are all Russians, ...

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  58. CAMOOWEAL-DARWIN RAILWAY.

    The Acting Premier (Mr. Theodore), when asked to-day whether anything had been done with regard to the proposed Camooweal-to-Darwin railway, said that ...

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  59. THE LAW COURTS.

    Nisi Prius.—Before the Chief Justice, at 10.30 a.m.: Speen v. Rinaldi (judgment). In Chambers.—Before the Chief Justice, ...

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  60. BRITISH POLITICS.

    Mr. Stephen Walsh, Labour M. P. for Ince (Lancashire), is retiring from the Government in compliance with the wished of the Lancashier Miners' Union. ...

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  61. BIG SHIPPING PURCHASE.

    Lord Inchcape and Sir Owen Phillips, M.P., have jointly bought 137 incompleted Government standard ships, and are offering them to all shopowners at cost ...

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  62. FIRES AND COLLIE COAL.

    Sir,—I was much interested in the remarks made by Mr. Griffins, M.L.A., concerning the damage caused by sparks from railway engines using Collie coal, which ...

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  63. WAR CASUALTIES.

    Mr. and Mrs Warren, of Paget-street, Benconsfield, South Fremantle, have been notified that their son. Lanco-Corporal Silvester Warren, was admitted to the 10th General Hospital, ...

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  64. INTERVIEWS WITH THE MINISTER.

    When seen late yesterday afternoon the Minister for Railways (Mr. C. H. Hudson) was asked if the would make any statement regarding the negotiations which ...

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  65. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    A joint sitting of both Houses of the State Parliament elected Mr. E. Mulcahy to fill the vacancy in the Federal Senate cause by the resignation of Senator Long. ...

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  66. THE DEBT TO BELGIUM.

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  67. ARBITRATION COURT.

    Sir,—The present tram strike has raised the question as to the efficiency or otherwise of the Arbitration Court. Your correspondent Mrs. Madge Bevan, in your ...

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  68. CLERICAL INTERVENTION.

    The Leader of the Opposition (Mr. P. Collier) was approached yesterday by Archbishop Riley and the Rev. G. E. Wheatley with the suggestion that he ...

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  69. WAR DECORATIONS.

    The Australian War Records Section desires to secure a complete collection of individual photographs of members of the A.I.F. who have won decorations while on ...

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  70. SIGNOR NITTI RESIGNS.

    Owing to the resignation of Signor Nitti (the Minister for Finance) over the Adriatic question, Signor Orlando (the Prime Minister of Italy) has gone to Rome ...

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  71. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

    After inquiring into the prices of fruit and vegetables and the conditions controlling distribution the Interatate Commission has reported that it is impracticable to ...

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  72. IMPORTATION OF EGGS.

    A deputation to-day from poultry keepers requested that the embargo on importation into Australia be continued. It was stated that the egg-producing industry was ...

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  73. STRANDED AUSTRALIANS.

    The stranded Australians have been informed that they can have passages on the Tofua, which leaves for Adelaide to-morrow. The Minister for Defence (Sir J. Allen) ...

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  74. Advertising

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