The Prime Minister has sent a letter to the Lord Mayor of Dublin, sympathizing with him in the dilemma in which he is placed in the Irish trouble, and ...
Article : 476 words"Digger" Evans again gained a decision on points over Salvino Jamito at the Stadium on Saturday night. Evans showed his best form to date, and the last ...
Article : 60 wordsThe great Charles Darwin, in trying to find out whether a plant has greater sensitiveness and nervous activity than is generally supposed, would make one of his ...
Article : 661 wordsEighteen hundred men participated in a huge cattle drive in Galway, and cleared thousands of acres. The police were powerless. Many smaller drives are occurring ...
Article : 80 wordsIt was reported to the Semaphore police on Saturday night that a man had fallen from the end of the Largs Bay Jetty and had been drowned. Later it was ...
Article : 120 wordsThe Australian handball championship contests were played on Saturday. The champions of Victoria, South Australia, and New South Wales competed. Flattery ...
Article : 65 wordsForty thousand workers demonstrated outside the royal castle while the King was receiving a Socialists' deputation. The demonstrators overwhelmed the police ...
Article : 68 wordsDr. Shanasy communicated to the City Watchhouse on Sunday evening that shortly after 9 o'clock Mrs. Maria Black, of 76 Melbourne street, North Adelaide, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 128 wordsAt the dockers enquiry, the case presented by the employers touched upon the question of the decasualization of labour. The employers pointed out that they had ...
Article : 496 wordsCLARE, March 31.—A blasting accident occurred on the Clare railway works yesterday to a man named Grenwood, who was struck by a piece of flying stone when ...
Article : 76 wordsWhen one gets back to revolutionised Berlin after six years of absence, and meats—an inevitable and not unmixed pleasure old Prussian acquaintances, the ...
Article : 1,281 wordsWhat are the consequences to be drawn from this? That probably the German Socialist Government, the Privy Councillors, and the police are right. Their ...
Article : 196 wordsThose who have the habit of thinking that the original inhabitants of America were straight and black-haired people like the red Indians, with coppery skins, or ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 280 wordsSTANSBURY, March 30.—Mr. Richard Treloar, an employe of the Adelaide Cement Company, received painful injuries to one of his legs at the Klein's Point ...
Article : 82 wordsSTANSBURY, March 30.—While clearing a small-bore Winchester rifle to-day James McIntyre had an experience he is not likely to forget. Unknown to him, the ...
Article : 59 words"I have not punished a boy for over two years," Mr. Ernest Craddock, M.A., of the Northern Polytechnic Holloway, told a London Daily Chronicle representative ...
Article : 448 wordsWELLINGTON (N.Z.), April 3.—On a voyage from London the steamer Waimate encountered a very heavy gale after clearing the Thames. When the steamer was ...
Article : 59 wordsPORT PIRIE, March 31.—The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Pirie and Wandearah Coursing Club:—Patron, Mr. A. W. Davidson; President, Mr. S. R. Job; ...
Article : 150 wordsIn the House of Commons debate not a single member of an Irish constituency favoured the Bill. The Ulster members abstained, and the Labour members voted ...
Article : 125 wordsAnother Easter seaside tragedy occurred on Saturday afternoon, when a young man. Victor Thorne, while surfing near Coolangatta, got out of his depth and ...
Article : 37 wordsMAITLAND, April 2.—Mr. Fred Hartner, in the employ of Mr. H. B. Koch, of Kilkerran, had his left leg broken on Wednesday morning, and he is now an inmate ...
Article : 139 wordsThe remarks of the Coroner at the inquest on two people knocked down by a motor car at Hounslow touch the fringe of a big question that is just now agitating ...
Article : 512 wordsOfficials:—Patron, the Mayor of Glenelg; President, Mr. H. G. Young; Judges, Messrs. J. Brunton and J. R. Woodford; Handicappers, Messrs. P. Alsop and J. Foale; Timekeepers, ...
Article : 461 wordsSinn Fliners held up a train near Limerick which was carrying £2,500 to pay railwaymen's wages. The raiders secured the money. The train consisted of an engine ...
Article : 163 wordsThe probable result of a Government conference with Radical leaders will be that the former will refrain from military intervention in the Ruhr matter, and ...
Article : 181 wordsThe first heat in connection with the interstate 14-foot championship was sailed on the Swan River on Saturday, and created great interest, the river banks having ...
Article : 309 wordsAs Mr. Alcorn (High Sheriff of Galway) refused to hand over certain land to the Sinn Feiners, 100 of them raided his house. They handcuffed him, and took ...
Article : 82 wordsSeveral women picketed the British Embassy at Washington bearing placards condemnatory of Great Britain's attitude to Ireland. The police did not attempt to ...
Article : 74 wordsPatriotism has been defined as devotion to the welfare of one's country. What the word "country" means an old French soldier once explained to his neyhew:— ...
Article : 683 wordsThe Red Army of Essen has sent a delegation begging the Allies to prevent German Government troops from occupying Ruhr. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 382 wordsIt is reported that Lord French will resign the Lord-Lieutenancy of Ireland to take up the Governor-Generalship of Canada. ...
Article : 27 wordsIn view of the rumours of the likelihood of an Easter rising in Ireland the police and military adopted remarkable precautionary measures. Armed soldiers arrived ...
Article : 86 wordsLater reports from Essen state that the German National Guard occupied Wesel and neighbouring towns. Government troops are entering the neutral zone at ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 36 wordsThe threads of the garden spider are fixed by astronomers in their telescopes for the purpose of giving fine lines to the field of view, by which the relative positions of ...
Article : 196 wordsThe boy who said that the Mediterranean and the Red Sea were joined together by the Sewage Canal may have been the same who declared that the chief ...
Article : 291 wordsThe Secretary for the Navy (Mr. Daniels) has issued a statement denying that he said that Japan constituted a menace to the Pacific. He points out that ...
Article : 146 wordsMAITLAND, April 2.—The annual meeting of members was held at the institute on Friday evening, with the Mayor (Mr. J. O. Tiddy) in the chair. The statement of receipts and expenditure ...
Article : 149 wordsThe three tallest trees in the world are believed to be a sequoia, near Stockton. California, which is 325 feet high, and two eucalypti in Victoria, Australia, estimates ...
Article : 241 wordsThe Daily Chronicle states that Mr. Macpherson will shortly exchange the office of Chief Secretary for Ireland for another post in the Government, owing to ...
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Advertising : 300 wordsThe Prince of Wales did not come back from his Canadian tour empty handed. He brought home a large number of interesting souvenirs, and has already given some time ...
Article : 114 wordsIn the presence of a large attendance of spectators at the Hindmarsh Oval on Saturday, teams selected from the semor and B grade clubs under the captaincy of Messrs. Patten (A) and Hegarty ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Mon 5 Apr 1920, Page 9
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