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  2. Alleged Sedition

    Arthur O'Brien, Sean McGrath (secretary of the Irish Self-Determination League), and Sean O'Mahoney and Michael Galvin (members of the same ...

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  3. The Soviet's Reply

    The Russian reply accepts the majority of Marquis Curzon's demands, including compensation to the trawlers, fur the execution of Mr. Davison, and ...

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  4. In Fatal Conflict

    The "Daily Express' " Dusseldorf correspondent, states that two were killed and thirty wounded at Gelsenkirchen in a light between armed Communists. and ...

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  5. Broad-Based on Justice and Liberty

    Wherever the Union Jack files Empire Day was celebrated yesterday, mostly by the children of the schools, but there were functions by which adults paid ...

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  6. The New Ministry

    Sir Robert Horne denies that he has accepted the portfolio of Chencellor of the Exchequer, Lord Derby remains at the War Office, and Marquis Curzon will ...

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  7. THE TEXT OF THE NOTE.

    The Soviet Trade Commissioner (M. Krassin) has handed to Marquis Curzon on his Government's reply to the British note. It says that the Russian ...

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  8. THE GERMAN VIEWPOINT.

    The "Morning Post's" Berlin: correspondent cables that the feeling' is universal that it is a vain hope that the change of Premiership in Britain means ...

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  9. FURTHER OCCUPATION.

    The French have occupied the great dye works at Oppau, and also the town of Dorsten, where they seized goods valued at thousands of millions of ...

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  10. INVERMAY STATE SCHOOL.

    With a spirit and fervour that was most impressive the children of the Invermay State School celebrated Empire Day yesterday morning. ...

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  11. INDIAN AFFAIRS

    Recent events have proved fully that the ineffective lighting of the Kohat cantonments, the existence of thick undergrowth in the shrubberies and ...

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  12. IMMIGRANTS UP TO QUOTA

    The British immigration quota into the United States is now full for the first time since the percentage law wars passed. There will be no further ...

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  13. RELATIONSHIP WITH FRANCE.

    Mr. Baldwin has telegraphed to the French Premier (M. Poincare) his sincerest, hope for the continuance of the cordial relationship and alliance between ...

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  14. Function in City Park

    The City Park Was the scene of the annual celebration of a fine, patriotic function at noon yesterday. The South African War Memorial had been ...

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  15. FRENCH PRESS VIEW.

    "L'Ocuvre" welcomes marquis Curson's re appointment as Foreign Minister. It says that the news will be more welcome to the French public then to ...

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  16. INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISTS

    The International Socialist Congress has passed resolutions condemning the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations in its present form. ...

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  17. THE SEED OF KINDNESS

    Harry Zeitun, a retired army officer, aged fifty, received £3,000,000 under the will of Mrs. Julia Davies, an American, "in token of his affectionate cure and ...

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  18. TRAGEDY OF JEALOUSY

    A wealthy Danish jeweller named Peterson saw his wife at a hall dancing cheek to cheek with a handsome youth. He took her home immediately, and in ...

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  19. WELLINGTON SQUARE SSCHOOL.

    About 700 children, with at number of parents, assembled in the yard at the Wellington Square school, and went through the programme set down by the ...

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  20. THE TAXI-CAB MURDER

    Alexander Campbell Mason, aged 22 years, a cabinet-maker, with no fixed abode, was charged at the Lambeth Police Court with the wilful murder of ...

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  21. At the Schools.

    At the Charles-street school the speakers were the Mayor (Alderman George Shields) and Rev. D. Road Hewton, who addressed the scholars in the ...

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  22. Timber Royalties

    Following on a deputation representing the saw[?]lling industry that waited on the Minister of Lands (Mr. E. F. Blyth) seeking for a reduction in the royalties ...

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  23. TRADE RECIPROCITY

    Mr. Arthur Meighan, a former [?] Premier, in the course of a speech, said that if Canada had an equal chance with the United States in the matter of ...

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  24. BELGIAN RAILWAY STRIKE

    The railway strike having grown more serious, the Cabinet has decided to call up new classes of army railway. men. Riots have occurred at Ostend and ...

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  25. KINDERGARTEN CELEBRATES.

    While the main ceremony was in progress Miss Haley, the kindergarten teacher, conducted a similar function on a smaller scale amongst here children. ...

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  26. THE CHINESE BANDITS

    The American Legation at Peking has advised the State Department that an international commission has been despatched to Saow[?]wang, ten miles from ...

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  27. AUSTRALIAN DOCTOR ON TOUR

    Dr. Robertson, Director of the Division of Industrial Hygiene, Common-wealth Department of Health, who has just completed a four months' ...

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  28. STATE HIGH SCHOOL.

    At the State High School the Empire Day celebration took the form of a special assembly, at which Rev. E. G. Muschamp delivered a most interesting ...

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  29. CABLE CHARGES UNCHANGED

    The Pacific Cable Board has written to the London Chamber of Commerce stating that it cannot at present reduce the cabling charges between Britain and ...

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  30. RUSSIANS AND SWISS

    Moscow reports state that the authorities at Petrograd, Moscow, and Kieff have arrested several Swiss. Several shops at Petrograd belonging to Swiss ...

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  31. DISCOURAGING IMMIGRATION

    The "Herald" (Labour), commenting on Sir George Fuller's departure, says "those who succumb to the blandishments of Sir George Fuller and his ...

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  32. IN THE RHUR

    General Maxwell, manager of Glyn, Mills. Currie and Co., bankers, addressing the Institute of Secretaries, said the problem of ...

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  33. On the North-West Coast

    Empire Day was celebrated at the Ulverstone Convent and State Schools. The functions were badly spoilt by wet and cold weather. At 10.30 the Warden and ...

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  34. Big Fire at Chillagoe

    The Postal Department advised to-day from Chillagoe that a big fire occurred there lost night. The Central Hotel and Post Office Hotel were burnt to tae ...

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  35. GREECE AND TURKEY

    The Greek delegates have announced their intention to leave on Saturday. ...

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  36. General Cables.

    It is reported from Hamburg that the Socialist Congress has chosen London as its headquarters. Mr. T. Shaw, M.P., is the first secretary. ...

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  37. DEPUTY MAYOR AT GLEN DHU.

    At the Glen Dhu State School special lessons were given during the morning in all class-rooms. At 11 o'clock the senior scholars assembled in the large ...

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  38. NO SHORT CUT TO PEACE.

    An official review of the conference refutes the suggestions that progress has been slow, and gives a long list of questions upon which agreement has ...

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  39. The North-East

    The weather continues very wintry. To-day is dry overhead, but most intensely cold. ...

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  40. UNREST EVERYWHERE

    In a Consistorial address the Pope referred to the gravity of the. Near East situation, as well as the position in Palestine, where, lie declared, the Catholic ...

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  41. Interstate Shipping

    Sydney.—Arrivals—Canberra, s., from Queensland; Tarcoola, s., from Devonport: Taiyuan, s., from Hongkong: Suva, s., from Fill; Corio, e., from Waillaroo; ...

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  42. AVOCA.

    The weather for this month at Avoca has been very wintry fierce gale, and heavy rain most of the time. It is bitterly cold, and "Old Ben" has his mantle ...

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  43. EAST LAUNCESTON SCHOOL.

    The sincerity and spirit with which the scholars of the East Launceston state school entered into the ceremony held yesterday morning in celebration of ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  44. DAYLIGHT SAVING IN FRANCE

    M. Poincare, by threatening to resign if the bill was rejected, forced the Senate to accept summer' time in the interests of economy. The clocks of England, ...

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  45. TREVALLYN SCHOOL.

    At the Trevallyn state school the usual Empire Day celebrations were held. At 11.30 a.m. the children were formed round the flagstaff. There was a number of ...

    Article : 224 words
  46. PENGUIN.

    There war. a goad attendance of parents at the Penguin state school for Empire Day, despite the cold, wet weather. The set programme provided by the de ...

    Article : 198 words
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