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  2. CRIMES OF VIOLENCE.

    One of the most daring of the recent series of "hold-ups" was committed at Hawthorn on Saturday evening when a young man was accosted and scarched. ...

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  3. MOTORING ACCIDENTS.

    Injuries which resulted in his death eight hours after admittance to St. Vincent's Hospital at noon on Saturday were sustained by John Clark, aged 41 years, of ...

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  4. TEST CRICKET.

    In fine weather the fifth Test match between South Africa and England was begun on the Oval this morning. The wicket was slightly damp on top and hard ...

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  5. HISTORIC MEETING.

    Agreement on the difficult problem of the evacuation of the Rubr was reached to-day. The Germans abandoned their demand for earlier withdrawal from the ...

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  6. IN THE SOUDAN.

    For the present the situation in the Soudan is quiet everywhere, and there has been no recurrence of the outbreaks which took place at Atbara, Port Soudan, and ...

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  7. DUBLIN GAMES.

    Further Australian successes makred the close of the athletic contests in the Tailteann games. The final international placings were: ...

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  8. DAVIS CUP,

    Australia, as anticipated, had no difficutly in winning the doubles against Japan. As Patterson and O'Hara Wood had both won their singles previously, the doubles ...

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  9. UNCONTROLLED ENGINE.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The driver and fireman of a goods train travelling to Werris Creek on Saturday were overcome by the smoke fumes in a tunnel. Rocking ...

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  10. SENSATIONAL COLLISION.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—A serious head-on collision between a motor cycle and sidecar and a motor-car occurred on the Windsor-Parramatta road, about three miles ...

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  11. TEAM FOR AUSTRALIA.

    Although it was originally intended that the English contingent to tour Australia should be limited to 16, the inclusion of Hobbs and a second wicket-keeper brings ...

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  12. CAULFIELD MURDER.

    With extraordinary speed a rumour spread through the city on Saturday afternoon that the police had succeeded in arresting a man suspected of having ...

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  13. TRAIN SMASHES GATES.

    Owing to an accident, the cause of which has not yet been discovered, an electirc train from Melbourne reached the Hutton street, Thornbury, railway gates before ...

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  14. FLOATING CABARET.

    Anchored 15 miles off Fire Island (says an article in the New York "Tribune") is a 7,000 ton liner flying the British flag, which has been converted into a palatial ...

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  15. (Australian Press Association.)

    Australia won the teams swimming race by 65 yards. Ramsden was fourth in his heat, and did not qualify for the final of the 5,000 metres cycling race. Broadbent ...

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  16. MOTOR-CYCLE STRIKES TRAM.

    When a motor-cycle to which was attached a sidecar was being driven by Mr. John Butterly, aged 30 years, of Riversdale road, Hawthorn, around the corner of ...

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  17. County Matches.

    Following were the closing score on Friday:- Northamptonshire 187 (Bhooes, six for 40). v. Yorkshire, none for 23. Le[?]cestershire, 89 (Parker six for 46. Mills, three for 31.), v. Gloucestershire, ...

    Article : 324 words
  18. Defeat of Murray Bridge.

    The defeat of the Murray Bridge crew in both the eights and the fours, combined with the Paris defeats, suggests that the rowers are too old to compete with younger ...

    Article : 287 words
  19. Opposition in Germany.

    The Nationalists publish a declaration rejecting the London compromise. ...

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  20. WORLD FLIGHTS.

    The Canadian trawler, Thiepval, has arrived at Prince Rupert, British Columbia, carrying Squadron-leader Maclaren, the British airman, who was forced to abandon ...

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  21. GATEKEEPER INJURED.

    As the 4.30 p.m. electric train from Melbourne was passing the William street Brighton railway crossing on Saturday afternoon, a coil spring from one of the ...

    Article : 134 words
  22. Details of Terms.

    The agreements concluded at the conference comprise a final protocol with four annexes. They make no reference to the evacuation of the Ruhr. The protocol sets ...

    Article : 446 words
  23. Smugglers Imprisoned.

    Miguel Maulquer, Consul for Spain at Montreal, and Raymond Detorrents, a Montreal Spanish merchant, have been found guilty of conspiracy to smuggle alcohol ...

    Article : 61 words
  24. ASSAULT IN CITY.

    Found lying in an unconscious condition in Little Collins Street, between Swanston and Russell streets, on Saturday night. William McDonald, aged 28 years, of ...

    Article : 87 words
  25. TRAPPED IN BURNING HOUSE.

    SYDNEY, Saturday.—A fire occurred at Botany this morning. Four adults members of a family were asleep in their home, which was in flames, when one of them ...

    Article : 347 words
  26. South-West Africa.

    When introducing a bill in the South African Parliament for the naturalisation of subjects of former enemy Powers in the South-West African Protectorate, the ...

    Article : 158 words
  27. MOTOR-CAR OVERTURNS.

    BRIGHT, Sunday.—While returning from the Government Chalet at Mount Buffalo to-day, a motor-car containing five persons overturned about two miles from ...

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  28. Split Rail Delays Trains.

    Railway traffic on the Hawthorn line on Saturday afternoon was disorganised for two and a half hours. As his train was entering the Burnley station at 20 minutes ...

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  29. WOMEN'S HANDBAGS STOLEN.

    Frequently complaints have been made to the South Melbourne police that purses and handbags have been stolen from women in badly lighted thoroughfares. ...

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  30. TAILTEANN TENNIS.

    Willard and Bayley each won his semifinal with case, and they met in the final of the international singles at the Tailteann games to-day. ...

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  31. LABOUR HILLS.

    Since the Premier (Mr. Prendergast) [?]ned the adjournment of the Legislative Assembly to enable the labour [?] to prepare its programme, considerable ...

    Article : 235 words
  32. CYCLIST KNOCKED DOWN.

    After crashing into a bicycle in Kooyong road, near Cedar Street, Caulfield, about 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, a motorist, it is alleged, did not stop to ...

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  33. Soul of Ireland.

    In his first public apeech since his release from gaol, Mr. de Valera, at Ennis to-day, declared that Ireland had recovered her soul. ...

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  34. SHIP'S COOK ASSAULTED.

    In consequence of complaints of larrikinism and disorder in West Melbourne, special patrols of constables from city police stations have been instructed to ...

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  35. Wrecked American Machine.

    William Sullivan, of Port Moller, Alaska, reports that he has found the aeroplane which was wrecked on April 30, while being piloted by Major Frederick Martin, ...

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  36. Promise of Evacuation.

    The agreements will be formally signed on August 30 after their ratification by the French and German Parliaments. Correspondence between the French and ...

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  37. Runaway Car Damaged.

    Left standing outside a house at the top of a hill in Balwyn road, Canterbury, on Saturday morning, a motor delivery van, owned by Ball and Welch Ltd., moved ...

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  38. THREE HOUSES DAMAGED.

    Damage was caused to three houses by a fire which occurred at the rear of a dwelling in Johnston street, Fitzroy, at half-past 2 o'clock on Saturday morning ...

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  39. British By-election.

    The West Carmarthen by-election necessitated by the retirement of Sir Ellis Griffith, K.C., to provide a seat for Sir Alfred Mond. a former Minister for Health, ...

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  40. Labour Party's Programme.

    The Chief Secretary (Mr. Tunnecliffe), addressed a meeting in the Socialist Hall [?] night. The Labour party, he said, had disbanded a number of special constables, ...

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  41. The Doubles.

    In the semi-final of the international doubles Meldon and Haughton (Ireland) defeated Bayley and Willard 2·6, 6·3, 6·4. Bayley and Willard appeared to combine ...

    Article : 136 words
  42. American Plans.

    Lieutenant Lowell Smith has reported to the United States air service that the American world fliers will leave Reykjavik (Iceland) on Saturday. The delay has been ...

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  43. Collision in City.

    Suffering from bruises and abrasions received in a collision between two motorcars at the intersection of Queen street and Little Lousdale street, about midday ...

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  44. Executing Dawes Plan.

    At the final sitting of the conference, at which Senator Belcourt (Canada)was present as a member of the Empire delegation, it was resolved that an agreement relating ...

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  45. FATAL BLOW.

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—Following an [?] on Saturday, Ausust 2, Michael [?] Ryan, of Long Valley, [?] was removed to the Strathalbyn ...

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  46. 'Bus Conductor's Fall.

    Frank Oliver, of Horne street, Elsternwick, was treated at the Melbourne Hospital on Saturday night for abrasions to the legs. Oliver, who is a conductor ...

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  47. Italian Attempt.

    Locatelli, the Italian world flier, has arrived in Iceland. ...

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  48. Matteotti Crime.

    Police dogs unearthed the decomposed body of Signor Matteotti, the Socialist deputy, who was alieged to have been murdered by the Fascisti, 13 miles from Rome. ...

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  49. Exciting Match.

    By far the best tennis of the tournament was a match in which the Hon. Cecil Campbell defeated Willard 7·5, 5·7, 6·2. Campbell, who is Ireland's best player, ...

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  50. SANDRINGHAM OUTRAGE.

    No trace has yet been found of the man who after committing a robbery at a house in Chalmers street. Sandringham, on Wednesday night, brutally assaulted the ...

    Article : 171 words
  51. Wife Murders Husband.

    Resembling the famous Thompson and Bywaters murder at Ilford, England, in 1922, a crime at Prague had a different sequel. Hilda Hanika, the wife of a ...

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  52. Newport Tournament.

    In the semi-final of the Newport (U.S.A.) invitation tournament William M Johnston, the American Davis [?] player defeated Norman E. Brookes, 6·2, 6·2. ...

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  53. COMPULSORY VOTING.

    GEELONG, Sunday.—Preaching to-day on the proposal to introduce compulsory voting at elections, the Rev. H. Mack, of the reformed Presbyterian Church, ...

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  54. THIEVES CAUSE LOSS.

    BRISBANE, Saturday.—The joinery works of John Storie and Company at Red Hill (Q.) were destroyed by fire early this morning. The building contained ...

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  55. GIRL DRAGGED INTO BUSH.

    WONTHAGGI, Sunday.—Last evening a girl aged 10 years, who resides with her parents at what is known as the threeacre block, was accosted and molested by ...

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  56. "DAWN OF NEW DAY."

    A crowd assembled at Downing street while the delegates in Mr. MacDonald's room were putting the final touches to the pact. An ever-changing crowd paraded the ...

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  57. BRIDEGROOM LOCKED UP.

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—A seafaring man from another State was late for his wedding on Saturday evening. About 2 o'clock in the afternoon he was locked up ...

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  58. Ireland Wins.

    In the whole of the tennis contests Ireland defeated Australia by two matches to one. Condon and Miss Haughton defeated ...

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  59. Good Work by Firemen.

    SYDNEY, Saturday.—In saving the furniture factory and cabinet works of Messrs. Hardrass and For[?]es at Waterloo from destruction on Friday night the fire ...

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  60. Helen Wills Again Champion.

    At Forest Hills Miss Helen Wills retained the women's singles national championship, defeating Mrs. Molla Mallory in the final, 6·1, 6·3. Miss Wills played ...

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  61. Two Cases in Sydney.

    SYDNEY, Sunday. Two assaults occurred in the city on Saturday. In one instance a man was set upon and injured. and was robbed of £8. ...

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  62. FLIGHT AROUND AUSTRALIA.

    DARWIN (N.T.), Saturday.—Interviewed after his arrival from Queensland and the south, Colonel Brinsmend hed little to say regarding his flight The ...

    Article : 117 words
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  64. Set Upon in Restaurant.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Suffering from an ugly wound in the throat, Matthow Ritchie, aged 32 years, labourer, of Balmain, was taken to the Sydney Hospital last night ...

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  65. INTESTATE ESTATES.

    The curator of the [?] of [?] persons has o[?]tained rules to adminster the estate of the following.—Julia Batten, 74 High street, St. Kilda, [?] Harry Thomas [?] Rupert street, ...

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