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  2. PERMANENT WAY EMPLOYES.

    A mass meeting of men who come within the scope of the permanent way tribunal case was held at the Adelaide Trades Hall on Sunday afternoon. Mr. E. W. Slaven ...

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  3. SIB ROSS SMITH'S ARRIVAL.

    According to the latest local official information Sir Ross Smith and his party are expected to arrive in Adelaide on Thursday afternoon ...

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  4. LAWN TENNIS CARNIVAL.

    One of the most exciting matches enter played by the State against Victoria was concluded at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday, and formed the principal feature of ...

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  5. REVOLUTION IN BERLIN.

    Another revolution is reported from Berlin. The National Assembly was declared dissolved, and the military party captured the Government. The Socialists ...

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  6. VARIABLE WEATHER.

    There via no mistake about the warmth of the sun on Saturday. Perspiring citizens wore their coolest clothes, and mopped their brows under the combined influence ...

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  7. THE PEACE OF ASIA.

    Continuing the debate in the Bouse of Lords on the massacres of Armenians in Cilicia, Lord Curzon declared that the disarmament of the Turkish forces there ...

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  8. CONCERNING PEOPLE.

    His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor (Sir George Murray) and Miss Murray entertained Gen. and Mrs. Leaue, Col. and Mrs. de Creapigny, Col. H. Powell, Col. ...

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  9. AUSTRALIAN VICTORIES IN FRANCE

    The Australian Corps had specialised in comprehensive and careful preparations for battle. Its methods had been reduced to a quite definite code of practice, with ...

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  10. A MILITARY DICTATOR.

    Dr Kapp has assumed a [?] He has appointed Dr. Holfferich as Chancellor. At present at least the revolution appears to be a complete success. The ...

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  11. SOCIALIST GOVERNMENT FLED.

    Dr. Kapp and Gen. Luttwitz control Berlin. They dissolved the National Assembly with the aid of the Prussian Landtag. It appears that Gen. Erhard's ...

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  12. ARAB CHIEF CHOSEN KING.

    (Messages form Beyrout state that the Emir Fiesul has been crowned King of Independent Syria amid much rejoicing. ...

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  13. HOME RULE BILL.

    Mr. Aequith has given notice that he will move in the House of Commons for the rejection of the Home Rule Bill, "which denies national unity by ...

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  14. ENGINES TNT PERFECT CONDITION.

    Sir Ross Smith will probably leave Melbourne on Tuesday for Adelaide. The trial flight made at Point Cook to-day showed the engines to be in perfect ...

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  15. ERZBERGER DISGRACED.

    The German Minister for Defence (Herr Noske) states that the plotters aimed to surprise the Government and provoke a revolution throughout Germany. Noske ...

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  16. AUSTRALIAN CONTROL.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) announced to-day that legislation would be introduced during the present session of the Federal Parliament with regard to air ...

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  17. LINKING UP AUSTRALIA.

    As a result of representations made by Mr.'Miles, M.L.C., of Western Australia, and others, the Federal Ministry has decided to send a representative to visit the far north-west of Western Australia. He ...

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  18. CORK CONSTABLE KILLED.

    In consequence of frequent shootings armed men waylaid three constables was were returning from a suburban barracks late in the evening during a storm. ...

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  19. THE COMMITTEE'S REPLY.

    We have been asked to publish the following, which is signed by E. W. Slaven, assessor; Frank K. Nieass, advocate; and W. Quigley and A. Menuforth, witnesses:—We are sorry that Mr. Walter ...

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  20. REVOLUTION.

    Lecturing upon "Socialism and culture," under, the auspices of the Workers' Educational Association, on Saturday afternoon, Mr. A. B. Piddington. K.C., spoke ...

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  21. CIVIL SERVICE GRIEVANCES.

    Following the failure of negotiations with the Government for the redress of grievances, the Civil Service Association took a ballot on the question, "If a general ...

    Article : 130 words
  22. SEWING COTTON PRICES.

    J. & P. Coats, Limited, the cotton manufacturers, have issued a lengthy reply s to the report of the subcommittee, issued on February 22, which pointed out the ...

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  23. HINDENBURG CALLED FOR.

    There is a widespread movement in favour of the nomination of Field Marsha] ron Hindenburg as the German President, if he is willing to accept the position. He ...

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  24. FUEL SUPPLIES.

    Discussing a recent report of the British Profiteering Subcommittee on the price of motor fuel, the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) to-day directed attention to the ...

    Article : 141 words
  25. ALLIES MAY MARCH ON BERLIN.

    Marshal Foch has summoned a Special session of the allied council to Paris to consider the situation, The Evening Standard declares ...

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  26. DR MANNIX'S DECISION.

    The combined Hibernians held a communion breakfast in the St. Patrick's Cathedral this morning. Archbishop Mannix said that certain people had done their ...

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  27. WASHINGTON NOT SURPRISED.

    News of the German revolution is regarded philosophically at the White House, where officials declare that they fully expected it. ...

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  28. AUSTRALIANS AT HOME.

    Sir Harry E. Britain. M.P., presided at a meeting in the House of Commons of representative of the Dominion and American institutions, including the Colonial ...

    Article : 157 words
  29. RUSSIAN RIDDLE.

    Gunfire compelled an aeroplane from Smolensk to land near Kovno. It was carrying a woman and four men, who bore documents from Lenin, empowering them ...

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  30. JOB PRINTERS' STRIKE.

    A further extension of the job printers strike took place to-day, when it was decided by the female book binders section of the union not to resume work ...

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  31. THE NAURU PHOSPHATES.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes), when questioned to-day regarding the negotiations for the purchase of the Pacific Phosphate Company's interests in Nauru ...

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  32. SNAKE CHARMER FATALLY BITTEN.

    Teresa Caton, aged 26, a snake charmer, was fatally bitten at Manly on Friday. She was employed in a side show at the 'Manly carnival, and after having played with a ...

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  34. GALLIPOLI CLASP TO BE ISSUED.

    The Minister for Defence (Mr. Pearce) said on Saturday that the Imperial Government had decided to issue a "Galliploli" clasp the War Service Medal. The ...

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  35. LITVINOFF BARRED.

    In the House of Commons Sir Hamar Greenwood (Under Secretory of State to the Home Department) said the Russian co-operators delegation would be allowed ...

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  36. JAPAN AND THE SOVIET.

    According to a despatch from Tokio, the Japanese Foreign Office has given an intimation of the early resumption of commercial relations with the Soviet at ...

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  38. BRITISH LABOUR INVESTIGATION.

    Mr. J. H. Thomas, in his opening speech at the Trades Union Congress, referred to the instruction of the previous conference to Bend delegates to ...

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