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  2. AMERICA'S CRIME BILL.

    WASHINGTON, Nov. 3—The Chief Justice (Mr. W. H. Taft) addressing a conference of the National Crime Commission to-day, urged the selection of ...

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  3. FEDERAL LAND TAX.

    CANBERRA, Nov. 4.—In moving the second reading of the Land Tax Assessment Bill in the House of Representatives to-day the Treasurer (Dr. Earle Page) ...

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  4. AVIATION.

    LONDON, Nov. 3.—Captain McIntosh's Fokker monoplane, in which he and Mr. Bert Hinkler propose to attempt a non-stop record next week, is ready at ...

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  5. RIGHT TO KILL.

    LONDON, Nov. 3.—A dramatic development has occurred in the arsenic case. Mrs. Waite died in a nursing home. [A cable message of November 1 ...

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  6. MURDER MYSTERY.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 4.—At Penrith this morning the District Coroner (Mr. Judges) resumed his inquiry into the death of Ronald Lachlan Leslie, a retired ...

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  7. HARBOUR DISASTER

    With about 125 passengers on board, the ferry steamer Greycliffe was rammed in Sydney Harbour on Thursday afternoon by the R.M.S. Tahiti, which was leaving on a voyage to New Zealand. The ferry sank within two or three minutes. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS.

    SIDNEY, Nov. 4.—Shortly after the Legislative Assembly met this afternoon the Premier (Mr. Bavin) moved a motion of sympathy with the relative of those ...

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  9. R.A.F. FLYING BOATS.

    ALEXANDRIA (Syria), Nov. 3.—The R.A.F. Supermarine flying boats have arrived here. ...

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  10. MINISTER'S REFERENCE.

    CANBERRA, Nov. 4.—Before the adjournment of the House of Representatives this afternoon Mr. Pratten (Minister for Trade and Customs) made a ...

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  11. "PORT."

    LONDON, Nov. 3.—Although two recent Police Court prosecutions for the improper use of the word "Port" on the labels of bottles were entirely ...

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  12. LANCASTER'S PROGRESS.

    BAGDAD, Nov. 3.—Captain Lancaster arrived here 15 hours after engine trouble had caused a forced landing at Ramadi. He is staying for a few days. ...

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  13. CORRECTION OF CRIME.

    WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—Dr. Frank Williams, medical director of the committee on mental hygiene, told the Crime Commission that the hospitals, asylums ...

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  14. OVER NEW GUINEA.

    MELBOURNE, Nov. 4.—Advice has been received by the secretary to the Air Board (Major P. E. Coleman) that the two Seagull Amphibians which left Point ...

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  15. FASCIST REVOLUTION.

    ROME, Nov. 3.—"The Fascist revolution," says the Minister for Justice in a proclamation in the "Official Gazette," "was inevitably accompanied by violent ...

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  16. WESTMINSTER ABBEY.

    LONDON, Nov. 3.—The enlargement of Westminster Abbey is of urgent National importance, says the Church Assembly's Cathedral Commission, in issuing ...

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  17. SIR G. RYRIE'S SYMPATHY.

    PARIS, Nor. 4.—The Australian High Commissioner (Sir Granville Ryrie) who is returning to London from Geneva, expressed profound sympathy with the ...

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  18. SURVIVOR'S ACCOUNT.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 4.—From the account given of the disaster by Mr. J. S. Bithell, one of the Greycliffe's passengers, who had a narrow escape when the collision ...

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  19. THE VICTIMS.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 4.—The following is the list of dead and missing as far as can be ascertained to-night:— DEAD. ...

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  20. TRADE RESTRICTIONS.

    GENEVA, Nov. 3.—The Trade Conferences' draft convention provides for the abolition of all import prohibitions and restrictions except where they are ...

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  21. BATTLESHIPS TOO BIG.

    LONDON, Nov. 4.—Writing in the 1928 Brassey's Naval Annual, Admiral Sir Douglas Nicholson says:—"The latest battleships and cruisers are ...

    Article : 87 words
  22. SAMOAN MANDATE.

    GENEVA, Nov. 3.—Sir James Parr (New Zealand), addressing the Mandates Commission to-day, justified New Zealand's action in Samoa. ...

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  23. Further Details.

    GENEVA, Nov. 4.—The Economic Convention abolishes restrictions six months after it becomes operative. It does not affect the right temporarily to ...

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  24. STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 4.—Few could describe the confusion that followed the collision. Many of the survivors, unable to swim, clutched desperately at passing ...

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  25. LIQUOR SMUGGLING.

    WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—The Assistant Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Lowman) declared to-day that attempts to violate the so-called gentleman's ...

    Article : 82 words
  26. MILITARY ALLIANCES.

    LONDON, Nov. 3.—His Majesty the King has approved, of the 44th Battalion of the Australian Military Forces being allied to the Essex Regiment. ...

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  27. SCULPTOR'S VIEW.

    LONDON, Nov. 4.—Mr. W. Reynolds-Stephens, president of the Royal Society of British Sculptors, declared to-day that the proposed additions to Westminster ...

    Article : 115 words
  28. CHALIAPIN DIVORCE CASE.

    LONDON, Nov. 3.—A message from Moscow states that M. Chaliapin, the Russian singer, has been granted a divorce. ...

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  29. No Objection by Madame.

    MOSCOW, Nov. 4.—Madame Chaliapin did not object to the divorce or to the offer of alimony of £60 a month for life. ...

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  30. YALLINGUP TRAGEDY.

    BUSSELTON, Nov. 4.—Later particulars concerning the drowning tragedy at Yallingup on Wednesday last are that the deceased, O. E. Conduit, of ...

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  31. RUMANIAN THRONE.

    BUCHAREST, Nov. 4.—At a conference with journalists to-day, the Under-Secretary of State (Mr. Tarbaresco) said that now that the examination of ...

    Article : 150 words
  32. GREVILLE'S MEMOIRS.

    LONDON, Nov. 4.—It is understood that the publication of the Greville diary has caused great offence in court circles. Sir Frederick Ponsonby, who was ...

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  33. DIVERS AT WORK.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 4.—In the grey depths of the harbour about 70 feet below the surface, two divers, Messrs. W. S. Harris and T. Carr, cut their way into the ...

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  34. AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.

    WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—When the Republican national committee is convened at Washington for the presidential selection convention. President Coolidge ...

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  35. ROYAL ROMANCE.

    BERLIN, Nov. 3.—The latest sensation in connection with the coming marriage of Princess Victoria (61), sister of the ex-Kaiser, to Alexander Zoubkoff ...

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  36. FRENCH POLITICS.

    PARIS, Nov. 3.—M. Franklin Bouillon, who strenuously but unsuccessfully tried to induce the Radical Party conference to continue to support M. Poincare's ...

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  37. SMASHED TO PIECES.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 4.—Captain Carter, Chief Officer of the Harbour Trust Fire Brigade, who proceeded to the scene with a staff of men on the Playing said that ...

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  38. AFFAIRS IN CHINA.

    TOKIO, Nov. 3.—"Anyone attempting to negotiate with China is merely wasting time," said Baron Hayashe on returning from Manchuria. He advise that the ...

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  39. Communist Deputies Released.

    PARIS, Nov. 3.—The first step of the Chamber of Deputies after the vacation was to vote the liberation from the Sante prison of the Communist deputies ...

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  40. TANGIER.

    ROME, Nov. 3.—The Fascist official organ, "L'Avoro D'Italia," in a leader concerning Tangier, accuses France of thwarting Italy's legitimate aspirations ...

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  41. NEW ANTISEPTIC.

    LONDON, Nov. 3.—Presiding at a scientists' luncheon Sir Alfred Mond announced the perfection of a new antiseptic—a deratic of coal tar called "Monsol" ...

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  42. NEW COIN DESIGNS.

    LONDON, Nov. 3.—A Royal proclamation determines new designs for the crown, half-crown, florin and shilling, and minor, chances in the sixpence and ...

    Article : 50 words
  43. ARMAMENT FIRMS.

    LONDON, Nov. 3.—Vickers, Ltd., and Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Ltd., after several months of negotiations, have signed a provisional ...

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  44. PILOT OF THE TAHITI.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 4.—The superintendent of the State Navigation Department (Captain J. E. Morris) said to-day that after such a tragic ...

    Article : 146 words
  45. ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

    BERLIN, Nov. 3.—It is reported from Prague that an unknown man fired at a motor car, in the belief that it contained the Czecho-Slovakian Minister for ...

    Article : 51 words
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