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  2. DISORDERS IN ITALY.

    Despite the general strike proclaimed by the Italian Socialists, owing to the suppression of their demonstrations after the opening of Parliament, all the public ...

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  3. MR. HUGHES CONFIDENT.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) spent the week-end at homeafter touring through the Bendigo electorate. During his tour, he spoke at 25 centres. He said yesterday that ...

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  4. GERMANY IS WARNED.

    The Allies have notified Germany that she must sign the protocol to the Peace Treaty, otherwise military measures will be taken against her immediately. ...

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  5. ROSS SMITH NEAR.

    Captain Ross Smith, who is flying with his brother, Lioutenant Keith Smith, and two mechanics on a Vickors-Vimy aeroplane from London to Melbourne, reached ...

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  6. VOLUNTEERS OFFERING.

    The strike of gasworkers has so far not seriously disorganised the industrial or social life of the metropolitan area. The gas snpply of Brighton has been cut off, ...

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  7. UNENROLLED ELECTORS.

    Frequently in the past electors have complained that on attending at a polling-place to vote they have found that for some unexplained reason their names have been ...

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  8. ECHUCA.

    SHEPPARTON, Saturday. — Whatever may be the position in other parts of the Echuca electorate, there is no apathy in Shepparton. In fact, residents of ...

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  9. MEXICAN SITUATION.

    Following upon repeated demands by the Government of the United States, President Carranza of Mexico has released the United States consular agent, Mr. Jenkins, ...

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  10. DEADLOCK IN AMERICA.

    President Wilson (says a Washington message) has decided to allow the situation created by the non-ratification of the Peace Treaty by the Senate to remain unchanged ...

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  11. STRIKERS' MASS MEETING.

    There was a large attendance at a mass meeting of strikers at the Old Trades Hall building on Saturday morning. The dispute was handed over completely to the ...

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  12. FARMERS AND NATIONALISTS.

    Sir,—Mr. A. T. Crawford, chairman of the electorate council of the V.F.U. for Echuca, suggests the casting by members of his union of second preference votes ...

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  13. JAPANESE AT FOOCHOW.

    According to the Peking correspondent of the "New York Times" the landing of Japanese troops at Foochow has caused great excitement amongst the Chinese, ...

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  14. SCAPA FLOW SINKINGS.

    In view of the denial by the German Government of responsibility in connection with the scuttling of the German warships at Scapa Flow, the British Admiralty ...

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  15. OTHER UNIONS INVOLVED.

    On Saturday the strike spread to the members of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers employed at the Metropolitan Company's West Melbourne gasworks. ...

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  16. BASIC WAGE QUESTION.

    Replying to statements made by the secretary of the Gas Employees' Union (Mr. Crofts) on Saturday, the Metropolitan Gas Company yesterday issued the following ...

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  17. "Could Overthrow Westerners"

    General Muliyng the commander of the Chinese army at Shantung, in a speech delivered there, sud that the refusal of the United States to sign the Peace Treaty ...

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  18. DR. MANNIX AND UNION JACK.

    BALLARAT, Sunday.—Speaking at Gordon on Saturday afternoon Archbishop Mannix said he had some time ago told the people that they should put Australia ...

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  19. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Referring to Mr. McDonald's letter in "The Argus" on Wednesday. I happened to be in Violet Town on Friday and remained to hear Mr. Hill. Mr. Hill ...

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  20. MURDERS IN IRELAND.

    In addition to the reward offered for information as to the perpetrators of the murders of police in Ireland, the informant, if not an actual murderer, is also offered ...

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  21. COMPANY'S POSITION.

    Sir John Grice, chairman of the Gas Company remarked yesterday that it was very regrettable that the men should [?] precipitated this trouble at this season. ...

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  22. EFFECT ON INDUSTRY.

    With the enrolment of assistance from its other departments, and of a certain amount of outside help, the Metropolitan Gas Company's officials believe of the ...

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  23. WORKERS OF GERMANY

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle says that one of the most [?] portant results of the revolution in Germany is the Industrial Councils Bill which ...

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  24. WELCOME AT DARWIN.

    DARWIN (N.T.), Sunday. — Messrs. Jolly and Co., the Darwin agents for the Imperial Oil Co., received a message yesterday from Singapore stating that Ross ...

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  25. OVERSEAS TRADE.

    Sir Newton Moore, M.P., formerly Agent-General for Western Australia, entertained Sir Hamar Greenwood, secretary of the Overseas Trade department, at ...

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  26. LIEUT. HAMPSON AT FREMANTLE

    FREMANTLE, Sunday.—Among the passenger by the s.s Wahehe. which arrived on Saturday, was Lieutenant A. J. Hampson, who as a Labour candidate is opposing ...

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  27. KODAK PRIZES.

    Kodak Limited have been advised that all the competitors (with the exception of Parer) for the Commonwealth flight prize have entered for the Kodak prizes of £800, ...

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  28. CONTROL OF MEAT.

    The Food Controller (Mr. G. H. Roborts) states that the Government is considering the cessation of control of meat owing to the abundance of supplies. He fears, ...

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  29. WAGES OF RAILWAY-MEN.

    A delicate stage has again been reached in connection with the matter of railwaymen's wages. The men have rejected the latest offer made by the Government. ...

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  30. REFERENDUM PROPOSALS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) yesterday expressed regret that certain members of the Ministerial party in the State Parliament had issued a manifesto ...

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  31. Work for Disabled Soldiers.

    British firms to the number of 7,488 have been enrolled on the King's honour-list for having agreed to include at least 5 per cent. of disabled ex-service men amongst their ...

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  32. A Sydney Forecast.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Special officers of the Nationalist organisation after a survey of the position in this State have attempled to forecast the election result. ...

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  33. CHEAPER COAL.

    The president of the Board of Trade (Sir Auckland Geddes) stated in the House of Commons last week that as a number of collieries could not, owing to financial ...

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  34. To-day's Meetings.

    Announcements of Meetings arranged for to-day will be found on page 3. ...

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  35. DAVIS CUP.

    FREMANTLE, Sunday.—The members of the British Isles lawn tennis team who are on their way to Sydney to play the Australian holders of the Davis Cup were ...

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  36. BOXING.

    "Tex" Rickard, the boxing promoter, says that Jack Dempsey has already contracted to meet Georges Carpentier, the French champion who last week defeated ...

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  37. Brighton Gas Supply Fails.

    Claming that they were involved in the same dispute as their fellow-unionist employees in the city, about 50 men employed at the Brighton Gas Company's works left ...

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  38. Trade with Germany.

    It is announced in Washington that exports from the United Stales to Germany, since the signing of the armistice, amount to about £10,500,000. ...

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  39. A.I.F. CRICKETERS.

    In the final match of the Australian Service cricket team's South African tour, which was played against a Western Province team, the Australians made 289 in ...

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  40. Anti-Dumping Bill.

    The Liberal-Coalisionist members of the House of Commons almost unanimously oppose the Anti-dumping Bill, on the ground that it is a transgression of the Coalition ...

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  41. Picture for Victoria.

    The Felton Bequest representatives have purchased for the Victorian National Gallory Turner's famous oil painting, "Walton Bridges," which was painted in 1810, and ...

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  42. INDUSTRIAL.

    A mass meeting of the telegraphist employed in the Melbourne Telegraph-office was held on Sunday afternoon to consider the advisability of forming a Telegraphists Union. It was ...

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  43. GENERAL CABLES.

    Speaking at Madison, in Wisconsin, U.S.A., Colonel Raymond Robbins, an Americin officer, declared that both French and American troops had mutinied, rather ...

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  44. BULLDOG PARADE.

    The British Bulldog Club held its annual parado at the Djin Tea Carden, Alexandra parade, on Saturday afternoon. The entry in most of the classes was representative, a number of the ...

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  45. BUILDERS' SMOKE-NIGHT.

    Members of the Suburban Master Builders Association held their annual smoke night at the Athen[?]um on Friday. The president (Mr. T. Shilleto) expressed regret ...

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  46. SHEET METAL RATES ADVANCED.

    An agreement has been come to, operating immedintely, between the sheet metal workers and tinsmiths and their employers. The basic wage will be increased by 11/ a week and other rates by ...

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