A detachment of 300 men of the Black Watch refused to embark from England for service in Germnny, mid they were thereupon marched to a rest camp. The reason ...
Article : 69 wordsThe Australian Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) has decided that all proposed attempts to fly from England to Australia are to be postponed until September, on ...
Article : 410 wordsGeneral Denikin's surprising success against the Bolsheviks in Southern Russia resulted in a debacle of the Bolshevik forces. it has been partly due to ...
Article : 225 wordsIt is possible that the total of the indemnity to be paid by Germany will be fixed at £8,000,000,000. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, the leader ...
Article : 88 wordsThe strike is at a'critical stage. The extremists in the Seamen's Union are doing their utmost to bring'other unions into the struggle, and there are possibilities of ...
Article : 835 wordsThe Governor-General (Sir Ronald Munro Fergason) presented 200 war decorations and medals, awarded to members of the Australian Imperial Force, ...
Article : 1,622 wordsAbout 150 persons assembled at the State Public Offices yesterday as a deputation to protest to the Premier (Mr. Lawson) against the flogging of criminals, and ...
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Article : 263 wordsReports reaching London state that a Communist Government is likely to be established in Austria shortly. Other messages state that military ...
Article : 186 wordsThe Polish army has practically wiped out the Ukrainian army, of which the remnants have fled to the Pripet Marshes. ...
Article : 29 wordsSir,—The comments in the leading article in "the Argus" this morning upon the manner m which interested persons go about the manufacturing of public opinion ...
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Article : 248 wordsTho Australian and American creews which will take part in the Henley boat races have arrived and taken up quarters at Honely. The New Zealanders and ...
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Article : 106 wordsMr. G. J. Dethridge who was appointed by the Commonwealth Ministry to inquire as a Royal commission into the methods of engaging wharf labourers, took further ...
Article : 2,004 wordsA Paris message of June 4, which has suffered delay in trasit, sttes:—France is confronted by a formidable labur upheaval based mainly on the dearness of ...
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Article : 591 wordsNews comes from Amsterdam that the exKaiser's vncht Meteor, which was interned in Scandinavial waters, is advertised for sale at £25,000. ...
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Article : 111 wordsBelated repots give further particulars of the disaster at Valence in France, where a panic ar[?]se through an alarm of five at a picture representation in connection with a ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Sat 14 Jun 1919, Page 19
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