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MURDERED GIRL.
A crowd gathered outside the Russell street watebhouse and the City Court buildings shortly before 10 o'clock yesterday morning in the hope of catching a ...
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HOMES OF HOPE.
It seems extraordinary that in these days of careful supervision and efficiency the condition of a philanthropic institution, such as the Homes of Hope, in Easey ...
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COOK OUTCLASSED.
In the fourth round of a scheduled 20round boxing contest at the Albert Hall last night Georges Carpentier, heavy-weight champion of Europe, knocked out the ...
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FIGHT IN A JINKER.
The police who are investigating the collision between a horse and jinker and a tramear on S. Kilda road on Thursday high, in which a young woman was killed and ...
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PRINCE AT MADRAS.
Organised opposition to the visit of the Prince of Wales to Madras culminated in rioting outside Government House within an hour of his arrival there yesterday ...
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FORTS IN PACIFIC.
It can now be stated that it was on the initiative of Senator Pearce, of Australia, that the British delegation took up the question of fortifications in the Pacific and ...
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FRENCH CRISIS.
After making a brilliant speech in the French Chamber of Deputies, the Premier of France (M. Briand) resigned. The President of the French Republic (M. ...
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Economic Conference.
The Supreme Council has agreed upon the subjects for reference to the European economic conference to be held at Genoa, Italy, in March. They include the ...
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Far Eastern Questions.
Although only the American delegation is anxious to have the Siberian question discussed, it will certainly be considered in conference, possibly only to the length of ...
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TRADE WITH GERMANY.
In view of the fact that the embargo on importations from Germany will be removed from August 1, it is interesting to recall that in 1913 the total value of the ...
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NEW FEDERAL LOAN.
The Commonwealth of Australia is understood to have arranged for the underwriting of a 6 per cent. loan of £5,000,000 payable 1931.41, at £97 per ...
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NEED FOR RESUMPTION.
SYDNEY, Friday.—Despite the probable, resumption of trade relations with Germany next August, the presidents of the Chamber of Commerce and Chamber of ...
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SOUTH AFRICAN STRIKE.
The Industrial Federation has requested the Ministry to convene a joint meeting of all employers concerned in the strike and the officers of the federation for the ...
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RAILWAY WHEAT DELIVERIES
A series of unfortunate delays in shipping wheat is occurring at Geelong owing to the late arrival of Ships which were delayed in the East by typhoons. ...
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DISMISSED SOLDIERS.
At a meeting of returned soldiers dismissed from the Defence department yesterday at Anzac House it was resolved to send a deputation to the ...
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RESULT DISAPPOINTING.
"The result of the Washington Conference," said the acting leader of the Federal Labour party (Mr. Charlton, M.H.R.) yesterday, "will be disappointing to all ...
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Comment at Washington.
M. Albert Sarrant. French Minister for the Colonies, and leader of the French delegation at Washington, discussing the resignation of M. Briand, said that lie does not ...
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GIRL FOLLOWED IN STREET.
In a distressed state, a girl, about 15 years of age, of refined appearance, sought out Constable Moss in Bourke street about 7 o'clock last night. She told him that for ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.
Sir,—Having recently returned from a trip to Europe, and having spent several months in Germany studying the economic position of that country, I have certain ...
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SUPREME COUNCIL.
After M. Briand left for Paris, Mr. Lloyd George assumed the presidency of the Supreme Council. Herr Rathenau, the German Minister for Reconstruction, ...
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London Butter Market.
The Australian Press Association understands that the Board of Trade has sold a further large quantity of Australian butter, and that its stocks are now reduced ...
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MOUSE PLAGUE POSSIBLE.
SYDNEY, Friday.— Discussing the rumours of a possible plague of mice in the wheat stucks, the manager of the voluntary pool (Mr. R. S. Drummond) said to-day ...
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ESCAPE FROM GAOL.
CAIRNS (Q.), Friday.—Early yesterday morning three prisoners made a sensational escape from the Cairns Gaol. By boring a hole in the floor of the cell they were ...
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GENERAL AMNESTY.
His Majesty the King has granted a general amnesty to political offenders in Ireland who were imprisoned before the coming into operation of the truce on July ...
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S.S. MORETON BAY.
Reports were circulated yesterday by passengers on the new Commonwealth Government line steamer, Moreton Bay, that turbine trouble had occurred in the Gulf of ...
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ASIATICS IN NORTH.
ADELAIDE, Friday.—The South Australian executive of the Australian Labour Party says in its annual report:—"The endeavour of the capitalist magnates to ...
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SPORTING CABLES.
The United States Law's Tennis Association is forwarding this week to the countries interested financial accounts, including the division of the gate receipts and other ...
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Women Shot in Belfast.
Additional cases of the shooting of women last night are reported from Belfast. Some men knocked at the door of a house occupied by a woman named Mary Hogg, and ...
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Bisley Rifle Range.
Brigadier-General Dean, of South Australia, is taking to Australia plans for the construction of an Australian hut at Bisley with accommodation for visiting Australian ...
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Anglo-French Treaty.
The Anglo-French pact originally contained six articles, of which the second, relating to Belgium, has been erased, in view of the decission to conclude a separate ...
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Landslide in Sicily.
A landslide, 700 yards wide, is destroying the town of San Fratello, in Sicily, Six hundred houses and six churches and cathedrals have already been destroyed, and ...
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SURFER'S FIGHT WITH SHARK.
SYDNEY, Friday.—While surfing on the Stockton beach, Newcastle, to-night, Mr. Alwyne Bevan, a member of the Stockton Surf Club, had a narrow escape from being ...
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BILLIARDS.
Scores in the billiards match of 16,000 up between Clark McConaehy and T. Reece are:—McConaehy (rec. 1000), 13,219; Reece, 11,500. McConaehy made breaks of 355 and ...
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WORK AT MOUNT MORGAN.
ROCKHAMPTON (Q.), Thursday.—To fulfil labour conditions, the Mount Morgan Company requires, 30 men to work in the mine. The subject was considered by the ...
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Alcohol Poisoning.
The first available statistics show that 163 persons in the United States were poisoned by drinking alcohol since January 1. New York State and Texas had the highest ...
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