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  2. WHO'S WAS THE CAR?

    Herbert Pitman, boot manufacturer, of Clifton Hill,was committed for trial by the city coroner (Dr.Cole) yeaterday on a charge of manslaughter in connection with ...

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  3. RETURNING TROOPS.

    Troops were disembarked yesterday from two transports, the Dongala and the Shropshire. The former brought 245 Victorians and 38 Tasmanians, who reached the new ...

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  4. BOLSHEVIKS RETREATING.

    News comes from Copenhagen that General Mannerheim's army of Finnish troops is within a few miles of Petrograd, where panie prevails. The Bolshevik leaders have ...

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  5. PEACE TERMS.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph"states that it is generally believed that the Germans will sign the peace treaty drawn up by the Allies,but that ...

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  6. MR. HUGHES FLIES.

    The Prime Minister of Australia (Mr. Hughes) and Mr.Percy Deane, his private secretary, left Paris at noon on Thursday in an aeroplane to fly across the Channel ...

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  7. REPATRIATION.

    CASTLEMAINE, Friday.—Speaking at the annual meeting of the Castlemaine branch of the Australian Women's National League, the Premier (Mr. Lawson) ...

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  8. SEAMEN'S DISPUTE.

    Interest in the threatened extension of the seamen's dispute to the southern States centres in a mass meeting convened by the Federal executive of the Federated ...

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  9. ANTI-STRIKE MEASURES.

    Questions in the House of Commons on Wednesday revealed the fact that a confidential circular was issued when the strikes of railway-men, transport workers, and ...

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  10. BROKEN HILL STRIKE.

    BROKEN HILL, Friday.—There is no alteration in the strike position. The men now call it a lock-out. The carpenters have been promised strike pay at the rate of £2 ...

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  11. SALES OF STEAMERS.

    Howard Smith Limited have sold the steamer Cycle, 3,987 tons, to a Swedish shipowner, G.[?]arisson, of Gothenburg, for £146,000. ...

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  12. MOHAMMEDANISM IN AFRICA

    A question of some importance as regards international relations has been discussed in the synod, of the Dutch Reformed Church.Several speakers emphasised the ...

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  13. Victorians on Medic.

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  14. South African Nationalists.

    The National Provincial Council at Maritzburg, Natal, has unanimously passed a resolution to the effect that the present movement for the disruption of the Union ...

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  15. THE ACTORS' UNION.

    Sir,—The fact that the secretary and treasuter of the Actors' Federation are both aggressive unionists and promient in Trades Hall matters should strongly ...

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  16. NATIONAL SHIPYARDS.

    The Federation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Trades,representing o[?]er 20 trade unions, has rejected the offer made by the Government to lease to the federation the ...

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  17. HOUSES FOR SOLDIERS.

    The attention of the Minister for Repatriation (Senator Millen) has been directed to the methods of some persons who are inducing returned soldiers to enter into ...

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  18. Restrictions for Asiatics.

    The Select Committee of the South Afrcan Assembly appointed to consider the disabilities of British Indians in the Transvaal recommends that all existing trade ...

    Article : 105 words
  19. Australian Cricketers.

    The cricket match between an Australian team drawn from the A.I.F. and a strong team formed by Mr. Lionel Robinson, has resulted thus:—Australians, 227 runs; Mr. ...

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  20. IF GERMANS SAY "NO."

    Plans have been completed by the Allies for the entire blockade of Germany in the event of the Germans refusing to sign the treaty.This will take place simultaneously ...

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  21. WAR MARRIAGES.

    Two war marriages which were dissolved by Mr. Justice Hood in the Divorce Court yesterday, incidentally illustrated the casual was with which some people enter into matrimonial obligations. ...

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  22. Transatlantic Flights.

    An American dirigible has arrived at St. [?]ohn's, Newfoundland, from New York (roughly a distance of 950 miles), in preparation for the competitive Atlantic fights. It ...

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  23. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—With regard to Mr.M[?]rvale's letter I have taken the trouble to ascertain for what purpose the Actors' Union has been formed, and I find that its constitution ...

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  24. VOCATIONAL TRAINING.

    Questions relating to the carrying out of vocational training,and the finding of positions for men so trained, were yesterday discussed between the Minister for ...

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  25. SYDNEY'S DECISION.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The Sydney branch of the Federated Firemen's and Seamen's Union to-night decided to take no action regarding the strike at the present ...

    Article : 135 words
  26. LANDOWNER SHOT AT.

    WALHALLA, Thursday.—The police with blacktrackers spent yesterday in searching the ranges north of Walhalla for a man Wanted in connection with a ...

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  27. AUSTRIANS AT VERSAILLES

    The Council of Four, with military advisers, on Thursday morning discussed finally the military terms for Austria. They correspond to the terms fixed for Germany, ...

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  28. JELLICOE IN PERTH.

    PERTH, Friday.—Admiral Lord Je[?]oe and Lady Jell[?]oe, with admiral's staff and a number of officers of H.M.S.New Zealand, arrived at Perth by a special [?] ...

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  29. PACIFIC ISLAND MANDATES

    In the House of Commons Sir Newton Moore (formerly Agent General for Western Australia) asked whether the mandates over the Pacific Islands formerly owned by ...

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  30. NEWCASTLE STEEL WORKS.

    While the excellent little handbook regarding its iron and steel works which the Broken Hill Proprietary Company has just issued is designed primarily for the use of ...

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  31. POLICE NEWS.

    On Thursday at the North Melbourne Court, before Messrs. W.R.Portingale (chairman), W.H.Failer, and P.Drummond, J.P.'s, Henry [?]oulton was charged with having stolen a gold watch, valued at ...

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  32. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—With regard to Mr.Gaston Mervale's letter to-day it comes as a thunderbolt to know that we are to be members of a trades union connected with the Trades ...

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  33. WATERSIDE PREFERENCE.

    At a moss meeting of the waterside workers to-morrow afternoon the proposal of the Acting Prime Minister (Mr.Watt) that the men should ...

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  34. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—I desire permission to rectify the erroneous impression Mr.Mervale's letter may have created averring that the Actor's Federation of Australia have determined ...

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  35. THE WHEAT POOL.

    Sir,—Surely, where Mr.E.E.Roberts, in his criticism of Mr. Hagelthorn's connection with the wheat pool,draws a parallel between that organisation and the Wool ...

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  36. DAVIS CUP MATCHES.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The management committee of the Australasian Lawn Tennis Association met to-night, and a resolution was passed for the re-draw. This ...

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  37. BELGIUM'S CLAIMS.

    The President of the Senate (Senator Givens) has received a long cable message from the President of the Belgian Senate, asking the aid of the Australian Parliament ...

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  38. TAXPAYERS' UNION.

    Sir,—You were good enough to send me the names of the large number of taxpayers who replied to my letter under the signature of "taxpayer." I have informed ...

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  39. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Mr. Gaston Mervale to-day makes the following assertion:—"As the gentleman whose name is published as secretary is also secretary to the ...

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  40. HOMECOMING FLEET.

    BRISBANE, Friday.—H.M.A.S. Melbourne and the six destroyers of the Commonwealth Fleet arrived this afternoon and were accorded a hearty rreception. ...

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  41. PEACE CELEBRATIONS.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Friday.—In response to an inquiry as to Labour's view of the peace celebrations, the president of the New Zealand Labour Federation said: ...

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  42. LOYALIST WHARF WORKERS.

    Sir,—In reply to a letter which recently appeared in your columns from Mr.J. Morris, secretary, Waterside Workers' Federation, in wich he commented very ...

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  43. RAILWAY PASSES FOR RELATIVES.

    Sir,—One would think that with the large number of men returned and returning that the system of issuing railway passes to relatives would be in good ...

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  44. POST WAR TRADE AND TARIFF.

    Sir,—In reference to the letter to-day by "H.G." on Post-war Trade and "Tariff,[?] wish (as far as the statements and conclusions concerns Switzerland) to make the ...

    Article : 214 words
  45. REDUCING WAGES.

    Sir,—There is a duty on bananas already, but the Minister in reported to have given "a sympathetic reply" to a demand from banana-growers for "protection" from ...

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  46. AUSTRALIAN METAL EXCHANGE.

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  47. WARNINGS AGAINST FIRES.

    Attention is directed to the announcement of the Fire Underwriters' Association of Victoria, which appears under Public Notices in the advertising columns, in ...

    Article : 57 words
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  49. CAUGHT IN MACHINERY.

    Mitchel O'Bryan, 23 years, of Buckingham street Richmond, was oiling some machinery in a tannery[?] yesterday, when his clothing became caught in the [?]ting, and he was whir[?] round. Althogh ...

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  50. LATE SHIPPING NEWS.

    BLUFF.—Sailed.—May 16—Westralla, for Melbourne. AUCKLAND (1,041 Miles).—Sailed.—May 17[?] Nav[?]a, for Mak[?]ten. ...

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  51. ELECTRIC TRAM CONDUCTOR INJURED

    Whilst an electric tram was travelling along along Riverside road near its junction with Violet grove, yesterday afernoon the conductor, John Courtney, supplied from the footboard, his ...

    Article : 71 words
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