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MURDER OF CONSTABLE.
The evidence given to-day during the trial of Kennedy and Browne, who are accused of the murder of Constable Gutteridge, whose dead body was found early ...
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RAILWAYS ADMINISTRATION.
The Premier (Mr. Hogan) replied yesterday to criticism of his remarks concerning the failure of the Railways department to complete fulfilment of orders for trucks. ...
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NAVAL LIMITATION.
Speaking at Bay City (Michigan) at the Republican Club, the Secretary for the Navy (Mr. Wilbur) replied to critics of the naval programme. He cited Great ...
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MINISTER ACCUSED OF MURDER
SALE, Wednesday.—Unusaual public interest was shown in the trial of Ronald Geeves Griggs, aged 28 years, which commenced in the Supreme Court to-day, ...
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LEAGUE COUNCIL.
The session of the Council of the League of Nations has already become remarkable for the number of informal meetings of groups of States, such as meetings between ...
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RECOGNISING HINKLER'S FEAT.
To give the people of Victoria the opportunity of expressing in a practical form their appreciation of the wonderful performance of Mr. Hinkler in flying from ...
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MR. A. NICHOLSON DEAD.
Mr. Alexander icholson, who occupied the post of chief commissioner for police in Victoria from 1922 until 1925, when the force passed through the most ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE.
Commenting on the reply of the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce), in which the conditions sought to be imposed by the Australasian Council of Trade Unions for ...
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MR. J. F. W. PAYNE'S WILL.
The will of Mr. John Frederick William Payne, of Maritimo, Toorak road, South Yarra, was lodged for probate yesterday. Mr. Payne died on February 9, and ...
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UNITED STATES PRESIDENCY
Attempts are being made to suppress issues which will possibly become intense during the Presidential campaign, Representative Tilson, Republican Whip, in a ...
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Baldwin), in reply to a question, said that the New Zealand navy's recent operations in Samoa were not subject to the Bntish Cabinets ...
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TREATY WITH CANADA.
An immediate termination of the treaty between Canada and Australia was demanded by a delegation from the National Dairy Council which interviewed the ...
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DEEDS OF A.I.F.
The "Daily Telegraph" publishes to-day further extracts from the "War Journal" of the late Lord Rawlinson, who commanded the Fourth British Army. ...
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WEDDING DAY TRAGEDY.
AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Wednesday.— Tragedy crossed the path of a prospective bride of New Lyun, 10 miles from Auckland, to-day, when her widowed mother ...
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HEAVY-WEIGHT BOXING.
Tom Heeney, the New Zealand heavy-weitht, who defeated Jack Delancy last week, has filed a challenge for a match with Gene Tunney for the world's championship ...
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UNPAID FINES.
A statement that £50,000 was owing to the Government in unpaid fines was made at the St. Kilda Court on Wednesday, when Lawrence O. Smith, of Davis street, ...
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RAIDS IN IRAK.
The Government had not received any news to-day of the activities of the Wahabi rebels in Irak and Koweit, but the Barsa correspondent of the British United ...
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ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.
The stone which had been prepared for the crown of the second of the smaller spires of St. Paul's Cathedral was placed in position yesterday morning. The ...
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DANGEROUS WEAPONS.
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The refusal of the authorities to allow certain dangerous weapons to come into the Commonwealth was mentioned by the Minister for ...
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THREE DAYS OF HEAT.
Although a cool change was expected to reach Melbourne carly yesterday morning, according to Weather Bureau officials, it was delayed, and another hot and ...
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EMPIRE BROADCASTING.
Morse and other signals from 2ME (Sydney) were heard splendidly between 5 and 9 o'clock Greenwich mean time in connection with tests preparatory to coming ...
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FOUND BOUND AND GAGGED.
When he returned to his home late on Tuesday night a resident of Brighton found his wife lying bound and gagged in a bedroom. When released the woman ...
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MR. LANG'S OPPONENTS.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Members of the State Parliamentary Labour Caucus and others, who met at the Trades Hall to-day, decided that members who ...
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Britain and Germany.
Dr. Curtius, the Minister for Trade and Customs, announced in the Reichstag that he was cancelling the trade agreement with Great Britain with the object of renewing ...
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BULUMWAAL MURDER.
As the result of the examination of certain articles which were brought to Melbourne on Saturday from Bulumwaal, near Bairusdale, by Senior-detective Jones, who ...
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Pearl Necklace Lost.
The assessors offer a reward of £5,000 for the recovery of a necklace of cream and rose pearls, valued at £60,000, which was lost in transit by post between jewellers ...
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