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  2. DEFEATED MINISTERS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Although the final returns for the constituencies in which five Ministers have been defeated are now available, it is not the intention of the ...

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  3. FROM SOIL TO CITY.

    At the annual conference of the United Farmers of Manitoba held at Brandon (Manitoba), the president (Mr. Burnell) stated that the exodus of farmers from ...

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  4. FRANCE READY.

    France is ready for action. General Degoutte has moved his headquarters from Mayence (on the left bank of the Rhine), northwards to Dusseldorf (on the right ...

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  5. NORTHERN MALLEE.

    MANANGATANG, Wednesday.— Settlers in the northern Mallee are finding it hard, owing to the comparative failure of the wheat harvest, to make ends meet. The ...

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  6. SCOUTS' MEMORABLE DAY.

    Each day brings new and notable experiences to the 1600 Boy Scouts from all parts of the Commonwealth who are attending the All-Australian Corroboree ...

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  7. KU KLUX KLAN.

    A message from Bastrop (Louisiana) states that a witness at the inquiry which is proceeding into the methods of the KuKlus Klan gave intimate details of ...

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  8. VICTORIA.

    The election of Mr. Barnes (Lab.) to the second Senate vacancy for Victoria was announced after the allocation of preferences had been completed yesterday. Whn ...

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  9. Prohibition Laws.

    The Department of Justice has announced that breakers of the prohibition laws brought before the Federal Courts since 1921 have been fined 5,000,000 ...

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  10. WHITES IN THE TERRITORY.

    A report from Mr.F. C. Urquhart Administrator of the Northern Territory, on a visit he recently paid to Central Australia, was made available yesterday by the ...

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  11. DELIVERY OF COAL.

    The Reparations Commission, as the outcome of its meeting, has proclaimed Germany's voluntary default in the delivery of coal provided for b ythe Versailles treaty. ...

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  12. THIRD VACANCY.

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  13. "FORCE TRIUMPHANT,"

    Large French contingents have arrived at Dusseldorf. The French have advanced as far as Mulheim (an ironworks town 16 miles north of Dusseldorf), without ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  14. Turks' Counter Treaty.

    The Lausanne correspondent of the "Petit Parisien" reports that the Turks are drafting a counter treaty, which will be handed to the Allies after they have ...

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  15. British Troops.

    The "Daily Express" demands that the British troops be withdrawn from the Rhine, otherwise Britain will be drawn into the meshes of a policy which the ...

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  16. CAUTION AT CROSSINGS.

    In view of the number of accidents on railway crossings in America, the American Railway Association organised a campaign for the elimination, as far as ...

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  17. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Council General of Italy, under the presidency of M. Mussolini, has decided to reorganise the aerial wing of the army and create a large fleet of machines. ...

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  18. Fighting in Ireland.

    Free State troops have captured Quaker Island, at Loughrea, County Galoway, which had been in the hands of the rebels for some time past. Four of the defenders ...

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  19. Execution of Murderers.

    Large crowds gathered outside the Holloway and Pentonville prisons this morning, when the executions of Mrs. Thompson and Bywaters for the murder of Mr. ...

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  20. AMERICA WILL NOT ACT.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" states that the Administration is convinced, despite confidential knowledge of the reparations situation, no ...

    Article : 104 words
  21. TRADE WITH CHINA.

    China imported from foreign countries in 1921 goods of a gross value of £311,000,000. In this enormous trade Australia participated only to the extent of £700,000. ...

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  22. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Defeating Mr. Allen (Nat.) by only 541 votes on the final count, Mr. Graham (Lab.) was yesterday elected to the third Senate vacancy in Western Australia. ...

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  23. Vehicle Bun Down.

    OUYEN, Wednesday.—A sensational railway crosing aciden happened at Yatpool to-day. Mrs. N. Lalor was as driving Mr.William Dobnie, former, of Patpool, to ...

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  24. MOTOR STRIKES TRAM.

    Passenters seated on the dummy of a North Fitzroy tram had a narrow escape from injury when the tram was struck by a motor-car in Collins street yesterday ...

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  25. Foreign Exchange.

    The French, German and Italian rates of exchanges have relapsed still further. The Paris rate on London is now 69.05 francs to the £1 sterling, against 68.15 ...

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  26. Denial From Paris.

    The report that the United States Government had semi-officiallly xpressed disapproval of the French occupation of the Ruhr Valley, is authoritatively denied. ...

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  27. APPEAL FOR TWO SICK WOMEN.

    Sir,—I shall be very grateful if you will allow me to appeal for two poor, sick English women, mother and daughter, who are anxious to go back to England to their ...

    Article : 362 words
  28. Amazement at Washington.

    Washington State department officials expressed amazement at the despatches from Paris stating that the French Foreign Office had denied receiving in any way the ...

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  29. Pearlshell Sales.

    Offerings of pearlshell at the auction sales held in London to-day, met with very little inquiry, as the fresh collaps in European exchanges checked the improvement ...

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  30. THE SENATE.

    Except for the Queensland seats, and the filling of the third vacaney in Victoria, the counting of the Senate votes is now complete, and it is possible to ...

    Article : 379 words
  31. IMPORTERS HARASSED.

    With the object of protecting Australian and British manufacturers from unfair competition by countries with greatly depreciated exchanges, the Australian ...

    Article : 230 words
  32. SPORTING CABLES.

    The English visiting cricketers opened a match to-day at Bethlehem, Orange Free State,against a Northern Free State,15. The weather was bright and and sunny, and ...

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  33. MR. MASSY GREENE RETURNS.

    The Minister, for Defence (Mr. Massy Greene) returned to Melbourne yesterday, and spent the afternoon in his office, at the Victoria Burracks. He was engaged, he ...

    Article : 142 words
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  35. Win for Kirkwood.

    J. H. Kirkwood, the Victorian professional golfer, has won his first tournament in the United States. He defeated McDonald, Smith in the play-off for the open ...

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  36. BOYS REPORTED MISSING.

    Since they left their homes at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon to go to the Exhibition Builting no news has been received of Henry Woods and Joseph Langford, both of whom are aged 8 ...

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