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  2. FEDERAL ELECTIONS.

    With the progress of the federal elections, the brighter become the prospects of the Nationalists (using the word in its broadest sense) in the contests for the ...

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  3. AIR RACE,

    The following messages (translated) have been received by "The Argus" from the French aviator, Etienne Poulet, who left Paris for Australia on October 14, in a ...

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  4. TERRITORY TROUBLES.

    DARWIN (N.T.) Sunday.—Profound peace reigned at Darwin this afternoon, when the Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Ewing), the acting Administration(Mr. ...

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  5. A SURPRISE.

    The departure from Paris of the German Commisaion, with its full staff, has created surprise, and the Allics' Supreme Council has sent a Note to Germany asking why ...

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  6. O'DONNELL COURT-MARTIAL.

    At the court-martial constituted by the Australian authorities in London for the trial of Chaplain Father T. J. O'Donnell, on the charge of having used disloyal words ...

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  7. RENT RUSSIA.

    A telegram from Reval states that General Yudenitch has lost touch with his army, which is now disorganised and without order. Part of the troops have already ...

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  8. UNREST IN EGYPT.

    Lord Curzon, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in explaining the situation in Egypt in the House of Lords, said that the unrest was fundamentally economic, ...

    Article : 349 words
  9. Religious Persecutions.

    Genenl Denekin's recent reports reveal an astonishing record of religious persecutions under the Bolsheviks. Many Orthodox clergy were martyred, and some beaten to ...

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  10. MR. HUGHES AND DR. MANNIX.

    At the opening of a convent garden fete at East Melbourne on Saturday Dr. Mannix referred to his controversy with Mr. Hughes, Later Dr. Mannix dehveicd the ...

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  11. HOUSE OF COMMONS.

    Lady Astor, the wife of Viscount Astor, who recently succeeded to his father's peerage, has successfully contested the byelection for the Plymouth seat in the House ...

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  12. CORIO.

    GEELONG, Saturday.—The city hall was crowded to-night when an address in support of the National candidate, Mr. Lister, was delivered by the Federal ...

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  13. UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.

    If no satisfaction is received in regard to the capture of, the American ConsulAgent at Jenkins and his detention in Mexico, the U.S.A. Government will ...

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  14. IN GERMANY.

    NEWS comen from Berlin that General von Ludendorff, ex-Chief of the German General Staff, is taking a lending part in pan-German meetings. He addressed a memorial ...

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  15. SUPPLIES OF MEAT.

    The British Food Ministry estimates that up to March 31, 1920, its total profits will amount to £1,100,000 Mr. McCurdy, M.P. (Parliamentary ...

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  16. FRENCH MISGIVINGS.

    Field-Marshal Foch, the Allied generalissimo, in an inteiview with the Paris correspondent of the "New York World," said:— I think it is superfluous to talk ...

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  17. ITALIAN SOCIALISTS.

    The Rome correspondent of the "Morning Post" says that, although rumours are prevalent suggesting that King Emmanuel will abdicate owing to the threatening ...

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  18. MALVERN SOLDIERS.

    A large gathering of people assembled on the Malvern Cricket-ground on Saturday afternoon, when an official welcome was given to 850 returned sailors, soldiers, ...

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  19. UNITED STATES LABOUR

    A Labour Convention at Chicago has defeated, by an overwhelming majority, a motion advocating the establishment of a Soviet Government in the United States. ...

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  20. Irish Disorder.

    Following a lock-out a pitched battle between the police and the farm labourers took place near Waterford, in Ireland, and resulted in five police and several labourers ...

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  21. AUSTRALIAN WAR CANTEENS

    The operations of the Australian canteens in the various theatres of war resulted in a net profit of £300,000. This sum will probably be devoted to ...

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  22. PRIME MINISTER'S TOUR.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) returned to Melbourne late on Saturday night from his tour through Queensland and New South Wales. When interviewed last night ...

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  23. Liquor Control in Britain.

    Replying to a temperance deputation, Mr. Lloyd George announced that the bill which was being prepared in order to continue the liquor control would include ...

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  24. DISTURBANCE IN FAMILY.

    BRISBANE, Sunday.—A sensational tragudy occurred at Sunnybank, a suburb of Brisbane, at about half past 9 o'clock on Saturday night at the house of George ...

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  25. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.

    The Royal assent has been given to the Commonwealth Navigation Act 1912 Amendment Act. Although passed by Parliament in 1912 ...

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  26. THE AMERICAN DEADLOCK.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" says that a small group of Republican senators now state that it is improbable that the Republicans will ...

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  27. AMERICAN COAL OUTPUT.

    The United States Government has decided to seize the bituminous coal mines where the owners do not show a disposition to co-operate in increasing production. ...

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  28. Australian Soldier Killed.

    Piedee, a French farmer near Amiens, has been sentenced to three years' imprisonment for having shot and killed an Australian soldier named Moffat, who Piedee ...

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  29. JAPANESE GOODS.

    The Secretary of State for India (Mr. E. S. Montagu) stated in the House of Commons that £22,348,506 worth of Japanese goods were imported into India during ...

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  30. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Health Commissioner at Albany (New York State) andvises that the frontier between that State and Ontario should be closed, owing to the edpidemic of small-pox ...

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  31. SURRENDERED WARSHIPS.

    The Allied Supreme Council has decided to demolish the remaining ships of the former German flect, which are in the custody of the Allies under the terms of the ...

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  32. Canadian Tariff.

    The Canadian manufacturers have asked the Federal Government to appoint a permanent advisory committee to investigate and readjust the Canadian tunriff, in order ...

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  33. PRODUCTION AND CURRENCY

    A White Paper issued by the British Government estimates the world's wheat yield in 1919 as 99.3 per cent of the average of the five years before the war. The ...

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  34. BLOWFLY PEST.

    Following upon the experiments recently reported, Professor H. M. Lefroy, who interested himself in the blowfly pest when in Australia, now announces that he has ...

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  35. ROUMANIAN PREVARICATION

    A wireless message from Berlin says that Roumania, in her reply to the Allies' Note, refuses to evacuate Hungary east of the river Rheiss, but expresses willingness to ...

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  36. Dr.Mannix Thanks The Lord.

    Commenting on the acquittal by courtmartial in London of Chaplain T. J. O'Donnell, who was charged with having used disloyal words regarding the Sovereign, ...

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  37. Through Bills of Lading.

    The Australian Press Association understands that in response to the request of the Importers'. Association of New South Wales to resume through bills of lnding, the ...

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  38. South African Nationalists.

    Hertzog, the leader of the Nationalist Anti-Imperial party, repling to questions by correspondents regarding meaning of the new articlein the constitution of the ...

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  39. DEBTS OF NATIONS.

    Since the war the following increases in the public debt per capita have taken place: —Great Britain. £157: Germany, £128; France, £114; Italy, £73. Austria, £89; ...

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  40. Bomb Plant in New York.

    A bomb manufacturing plant and large quantities of explosives have been discovered by the New York police at the headguarters of the Union of Russian ...

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  41. GRAVES ON GALLIPOLI.

    The Australian War Graves Commission and staff have been installed at Kilid Bahr, on the Gallipoli Peninsula, 10 to 15 miles from Anzac and Helles. Colonel Hughes ...

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  42. DOINGS OF D'ANNUNZIO.

    The Jugo-Slavs have warned the Peace Conference and the British and United States Governments that unless d'Annunzio, the Italian aviator and poet, who ...

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  43. Japan and Korea.

    A message received in New York from Seoul states that the Governor (Mr. Mizuno) has instructed the provincial Governors in Korea to abolish ...

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  44. Italian Budget.

    It is predicted in Rome that the next budget will include a tax on capital, a tax on war profits and taxes on luxuries, including the taxing of breweries. A ...

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  45. ARREARS OF RATES.

    The town clerk of Melbourne directs the attention of ratepayers to an advertisement notifying them that in all cases where rates have not been paid warrants of distress ...

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  46. African Railway Disaster.

    News has been received at Johannesburg of a railway disaster in the Belginn Congo to the train which was carrying the Smithsonian Institute party of agricultural ...

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  47. LABOUR COVENANT.

    The International Labour Conference at Washington has nominated representatives of employers and of groups of workers to constitute a permanent organisation as ...

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  48. DISLOYALIST HUMBLED.

    CAIRNS (Q.), Saturday.—The story had been, in circulation for some days that "direct actionists," with recruits from Townsville, had arranged to advocate ...

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  49. FIRE AT CASE FACTORY.

    A fire broke out in the factory of Messers. Willliams Bros., packing case manufacturers, 108 York street, South Melbourne, at about half past 7 o'clock last evening. With a satisfactory ...

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