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COAL STOPPAGE.
LONDON, Thursday.—Following a Cabinet meeting to-day, the Prime Minister (Mr. Stanley Baldwin) summoned the miners' officials to meet, him at ...
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REDS IN CHINA. Unresisted Advance.
SNANG-HAI, Thursday.—The Reds have recommenced an eastward advance on two fronts above and below the river, leaving Han-kow denuded of ...
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30 PERISH.
HAMILTON (Bermuda), Thursday.— Vessels put out to search for the British freighter Loyal Citizen, from which the Independent Wireless Telegraph ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS New Chapter Opened.
GENEVA, Thursday.—The voting at the Assembly of the League of Nations to-day for seats on the council resulted: ...
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CO-OPERATION.
LONDON, Thursday.—The recently re-appointed British Trade Commissioner to Australia (Mr. Dalton) will be leaving for Australia on Saturday ...
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PROHIBITION.
NEWHAVEN, Thursday.—The Democratic Party sitting in convention at Cannecticut to-day, adopted a "wet" policy. ...
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MEDITERRANEAN SUN. Place for Italy.
LONDON, Thursday.—Mr. Martin Donohoe, "The Daily Chronicle's" special correspondent at Madrid, says that the Tangier question is not dead ...
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PLACID DEATH.
LONDON, Thursday.—"The Lancet" has an article advocating more attention to the last hours of the dying, making death easier and less painful. ...
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RATIONALISM.
CAMBRIDGE (Mass), Thursday.— At the congress at which 400 of the world's leading philosophers and teachers of philosophy are gathered in the ...
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AUSTRALIAN BULLION.
SAN DIEGO, Thursday. — Placide Joseph Duerest, wanted in San Francisco for the alleged theft of 125,000 dollars' (£25,000) worth of Australian ...
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FRIENDSHIP WITH RUMANIA SEALED.
ROME, Thursday.—The Prime Minister of Italy (Signor Mussolini) and M. Averesen, on behalf of Rumania, signed an Italo-Rumanian treaty of ...
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BRITISH LABOR.
LONDON, Thursday.—The agenda of the Labor Party's conference at Margate shows that the Communist issue, supposed to have been killed yesterday, ...
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IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Thursday.—A message from Canada suggests that, in view of the difficulty of the newly returned Premier (Mr. Mackenzie King) ...
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SPANISH FARCE. Three Days' Plebiscite.
MADRID, Thursday.—The three days' plebiscite has been marked by good humor. Supporters of the Directory frequented cafes and talked ...
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NOT SUBJECT TO CHINA'S LAWS.
SHANG-HAI, Thursday.—Foreigners residing in China will not be subject to China's laws, according to the decision of the Extra-territoriality Commission, ...
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GRAMOPHONE MUSIC.
LONDON, Thursday.—A distinct scientific advance has been achieved by the Columbia Company in the production of the gramophone, readering ...
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DIRECT WIRELESS.
CAPETOWN, Thursday.—In a speech to-day, dealing with South Africa's wireless programme, the PostmasterGeneral said that he did not know ...
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TEUTONIC GUILE.
LONDON, Thursday.—"The Daily Telegraph's" correspondent at Berlin reports that Sir Rabindranath Tagore, the famous Indian writer and poet, was ...
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Items of Interest. TEACHERS FOR VICTORIA.
LONDON, Thursday.—Passages for 40 teachers for Victoria have been booked for the Runie, leaving in December. ...
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Economic Inquiry.
In consequence of Australian anxiety concerning the inquisitorial scope of the League's economic inquiry, Mr. Latham (Australia) has been very ...
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Censorship Evaded.
LONDON, Friday.—"The Daily Express'" special Spanish correspondent, telegraphing from Hendnge in order to evade the censorship, says: "I am ...
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT'S RESIGNATION.
OTTAWA, Thursday.—It was officially announced to-day that the Meighen Government would tender its resignation on Monday. ...
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H29 TRAGEDY.
LONDON, Thursday.—In connection with the sinking of submarine H29 in Devonport dockyard on August 9, when six lives were lost, the third and last ...
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MEXICAN OUTRAGE.
MEXICO CITY, Thursday. — The United States Embassy was officially informed to-day that Mr. Jacobs Rosenfelt, a wealthy New York man, was ...
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BRITISH NEWSPAPER CHANGES.
LONDON, Friday.—"The Daily Express" announced to-day that negotiations are practically complete for the sale of Sir John Ellerman's ...
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FLOODS IN AMERICA.
CHICAGO, Thursday. — Drenching rains are bringing floods. In many sections they have caused over 12,000,000 dollars worth of damage to ...
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FALSE INCOME TAX RETURNS.
Complaints against Edward Knight, of Jericho, of having sent in to the Commissioner of Taxes income tax returns for the years 1923, 1924, and 1925 ...
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TILDEN DETHRONED.
FORREST HILLS, Thursday.—The United States lawn tennis national tournameats were continued to-day. Playing in the quarter finals. Cochet ...
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