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  2. DEATH OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING

    "He has done a rood job." As the people of Perth met with the news of the King's death on their way to work, it was these words, or words conveying this sentiment, that were heard to express most naturally their first spontaneous emotion. Not in such speech as many Rulers, Governors and Ministers yesterday fitted to a great occasion, do plain people express their first feelings at such a time. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    THE LATE KING GEORGE V. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. KING IN LONDON.

    Only a few workers on the Royal Estate saw the new King and the Duke of York leave Sandringham for London this morning to attend the ...

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  5. KING EDWARD VIII.

    LONDON, Jan. 21.—When it became obvious that King George's end was near, preparations were begun at Sandringham for the official ceremonial acts ...

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  6. PRESS COMMENTS.

    LONDON, Jan. 21.—The first editions of the London Press offered a strange contrast this morning. One had no news of the King's death and another ...

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  7. AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE.

    Buckingham Palace itself stood a darkened mass against the cloud-filled sky. The only movement was provided by the Guards sentries or reliefs as ...

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  8. LAST OFFICIAL ACT.

    Early in the afternoon, the late King, raised tenderly on pillows, had signed a document at a brief Privy Council meeting in the bedchamber, appointing ...

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  9. HER MAJESTY'S GRIEF.

    It is said that the late King always hoped that his last hours of life would be spent at Sandringham, which he loved for the quiet peace of the spacious ...

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  10. AWAITING THE END.

    The bulletin issued at 5.30 pm., showing the shadow of approaching death, revived the nation-wide anxieties. ...

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  11. WEST END HUSHED.

    Throughout the West End of London the news of the King's approaching death had quenched the glitter and gaiety. The theatres were only ...

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  12. BACHELOR MONARCH.

    LONDON, Jan. 21.—King Edward VIII. is the first bachelor King since George III. succeeded to the throne in 1760. Assuming his continued ...

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  13. IRELAND REMEMBERS A FRIEND

    DUBLIN, Jan. 20.—Mr. De Valera's organ, the "Irish Press," commenting on King George's death, says: "We do not know what the King's private ...

    Article : 99 words
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