Tie Prime Minister (Mr.Lloyd George) has arrived in London from Paris. He announces that the Peace Conkuvnce is progressing well. • : . ...
Article : 61 wordsLeading men of Johannesburg are forming a company, to be called South African Aerial Transports, Limited, Kith a capital of £100,000, to establish an aerial passenger ...
Article : 78 wordsTie position in this State with respect to die influenza outbreak is most satisfactory. The Chairman of the Central Board of Health (Dr. Ramsay Smith) stated 'on ...
Article : 809 wordsThe Daily Express saye:—The Viceroy of Ireland (Field Marshal Viscount French) Los arrived in London with tentative proposals for an Irish Home Rule scheme approved by the Secretary for Ireland (Mr. Macpherson) and Lord ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 532 wordsThe Royal Commission on Wheat and Rural Industries took further evidence at Parliament House on Monday. There wore present Mr. Angus. M.P. (Chairman), the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 4,558 wordsRp. Yates, who returned from active service abroad on the troopship Somali, and was arrested on Saturday by the military police, was sent to Melbourne ...
Article : 88 wordsThe hitch in the settlement of the tube railway strike was due to the longstanding ealousy between the Locomotive Engineers and ...
Article : 155 wordsIt is understood that Marshal Foch has submitted to the War Council important matters with regard to the failure of the Germans to carry out the strict terms the ...
Article : 76 wordsEvidence will be taken at' the .Victoria Barracks tomorrow concerning the disturbances which occurred on the troop Somali whid in Quarantine at Port ...
Article : 154 wordsThe Premier of Victoria (Mr. Lawson) has not received a reply to his telegram to Mr. Holman on February 6, asking whether arrangements existed under which ...
Article : 167 wordsIt was reported to the local advisory committee that New South Wales was "holding up" South Australian passengers, who wished to enter that State by way of Cockburn, and that South Australia was allowing travellers from New' South Wales to come into this State. ...
Article : 206 wordsThe Australian Press representative at 'the Conference (Mr. Fraser) writes:— In the absence of two of the most important figures, the conference apparently ia entering upon a quiet period, so far as ...
Article : 165 wordsThe Press Bureau reports that the President of the Board of Trade (Sir Albert Stanley) and tie Home Secretary (Mr. E. Short] informed a deoutation from ...
Article : 106 wordsMarshal Foch has warned the council f of the possibility of a renewal of Germany's aggressive spirit. He estimates that she is arable of placing 3,000,000'men in the ...
Article : 62 wordsThe first death from pneumonic influenza to occur in Sydney was reported from the Coast Hospital to-day. This brings the total number of deaths in the State UD to ...
Article : 315 wordsOn Monday afternoon, Mr. George Ox-lade, of Carlisle street. Glanville, fell 30 ft. from an overhead tramway, on which he was assisting to unload coal from the collier Aeon, at Mclaren Wharf, Port Adelaide. He was conveyed to the Port ...
Article : 75 wordsA wireless message from Berlin states that the National Assembly applauded the Presidents declaration that Alsace and Lorraine still belonged 'to Germany; who ...
Article : 66 wordsMr. J. H. Thomas, M.P, (general secre tay of the National Union of Railway ten), yesterday addressed a meeting of will wavmen of Iondon and denoimced the ...
Article : 193 wordsThe American delegates to the Pease Conference are understood to be disinlined to ...
Article : 108 wordsAn official announcement has been made I that the League of Nations Commission ia Bearing the end of its labours. A few mat-ters referred to the drafting committee ...
Article : 102 wordsThe hearing of the application by the Queensland Government to restrain the commonwealth Government from landing troops in Queensland from transports was ...
Article : 648 wordsWALLAROO, February —On Thurs day Mr. Edmund Davis, while handling wheat, fell from and broke an arm. ...
Article : 21 wordsTWEEDVALE, February 10.—Early on Saturday morning Mr. A. Nagel residing near to this town, was found unconscious beside a cow in a stall adjacent to hie. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 639 wordsThe British Reparation Commission, of which Mr. Hughes is Chairman, has settled its definition of the Vord reparation. Mr. Hughes, who is consulting h ...
Article : 57 wordsMr. Fraser points out that the Premier.(Herr Ebert), in his address to tha . German National Assembly, called on the. nations of the. world to see that justice ...
Article : 145 wordsANGASTON, February 10.—Mr.H. Parish was riding a young horse on Saturday evening, when he was thrown and dragged by a log for some distance. He was • rendered ...
Article : 55 wordsLord Claud Hamilton has announced that the Government control of the railways will continue for two years after the war. ...
Article : 29 wordsThe State coalminers have found a new excuse to stop work. They decided to-day not to resume until a doctor is found for the district. This is the result of the former doctor's departure for England. ...
Article : 41 wordsThe Countess of Aberdeen (President of I the Women's International Council) has requested the Peace Conference to hear the council's delegates on peace problems. ...
Article : 30 wordsSporadic and unauthorized strikes are occurring in many London engineering shops. The strikers are demanding an eight hours working day, including meal times. ...
Article : 31 wordsThe death occurred to-day, at tile l bourne Hospital, from pneumonic influenza, of Nurse Alice McGuiness. She contracted the disease while on duty at ...
Article : 188 wordsAt to-day's meeting of the Supreme War Council, President Wilson moved, That under the. present conditions many questions not Drimarily of a military char- ...
Article : 238 wordsMiss Raday Beave{(ho?L.- organizer)-writeu:—-Chrinff to tlielputbresjt.^f. influenza, and the work-room being- required lorjiospital accommodation, the annual general_mectine arranged for Februarr ...
Article : 124 wordsThe Electrical Union las cancelled the order to strike on Saturday pending national action. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe taxicab drivers' section of the Licensed "Vehicle Workars' Union, to which many army motor driver belong, has protoared to the War Office asainst the use of ...
Article : 64 wordsSf. Pichon (French Foreign Minister)in an interview said he did not believe there would be any resurrection of Germany from a military point of view. "Her militarism is not quite dead he ...
Article : 58 wordsBad weather in the Channel restated in an accumulation of many soldiers returning from France, and many were compelled to walk across London owing to the continu- ...
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Advertising : 456 wordsThe Allied War Council is .considering the terms suggested for a prolongation of the armistice. It is generally recognised that severe measures will be necesarv to ...
Article : 167 wordsMr. Anstey, the South Australian Minister for Lands to-night received a telegram from the south Australian Premier'(Mr. Peake) stating that the Advisory Board had approved of a special train being sent from Melbourne to Adelaide to convey South Australians only to their tomes. Two hundred South Australians are stranded ...
Article : 147 wordsArchbishop Clarke has authorized a prayer for both public and private use in ail parishes of the Diocese of Melbourne, asking the guidance and blessing of God ...
Article : 54 wordsThe Paris correspondent of the United Press Association save that the American and British peace delegates favour a conference with the Bolsheviks alone, even if the ...
Article : 238 wordsThe New Zealand Government has agreed to send nurses to Australia to help in tie epidemic, in response to the invitation of the rederal Government. Nurses in all parts of New Zealand are applying. ...
Article : 43 wordsIt is suggested that the condition of the extended armistice should include the handing over of all the German artillery and a compulsory reduction of the German . Army to 25 divisions with machine and for. policing Germany ...
Article : 91 wordsThese be dark days for the drama and the show business generally in Australia (says The Sydney Morning Herald of Friday). The influenza epidemic has brought ...
Article : 594 wordsAt a conference which nook place this afternoon between the Actin Prime Minister [Mr. Watt]. the Minister for Customs [Mr. Master Greens] ...
Article : 235 wordsThe Premier of Germany (Hen Ebert) addressing the National Assembly, end the people were prepared to submit to the worst privatioiis rather then to dishonour' ...
Article : 188 wordsA meeting ot mereoants ana agents interested in the gram business, as well as in general .prodnce, was held today to discuss what should be done to have goods trains ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 32 wordsThe Ascenius left Plymouth for Australia to-day, conveying 1,400 Australians. The Cassandra will sail on Monday. ...
Article : 23 wordsThere is little hope of the success of tie Sea of Marmora Conference scheme solving the Bolshevik problem. 60 far the anti-Bolshevik Governments refuse to co to ...
Article : 246 wordsThe troopship Lancashire has sailed for Australia, conveying 1,150 sick and wounded Auatraliane. When the left Ply-mouth she was cheered by the crews, of the battleships Lion and Tiger, among other war boats in the harbour. ...
Article : 46 wordsThe members of the District Council of Mobilong, as the Local Board of Health, feel thai they have a grievance against the Central Board of Health in regard to ...
Article : 272 wordsAfter violent fighting the Poles have defeated the Germany and have captured Sarne. Sarnowaki and Lceeyn lt is ' ...
Article : 36 wordsthe City Council has voted £100 for the rcllef of distressed cases within the bounduries of the city. Representatives of resident? of New South Wales, who are ...
Article : 156 wordsThe Berlin ropresntative of The Chi[?] News has interviewed Herr Brockdorfer an, who eaidOur eaemtoa am distributing our colonies which imn obtained by a. broach of internitioQtl treaties. Enomiid' offori.to biked our colonial Administration as intoloraSVmmt fail,for the German pooplo havo •hown the capjwdlv for cokmUation in A«i» ud A/rloa. Gorniany staiuh with Profafcat Wilson for tho intcnmtLoRftHxatioa altkt colonies.1* . ^'^T ...
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