The Government has been retu[?] substantial majority. The state [?] at present is: Labor, 45; Nati[?] No returns have been received [?] ...
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Article : 333 wordsIn a speech to members of the Women's Libetal Federation. Mr As[?]uith said that the alleged Russo-German peace was an object lesson of the kind of peace which ...
Article : 22 wordsIn the House of Lords, Lord Willoughby de Broke drew attention to the statements that have been made that Lt-Gen J. C. Smuts, a member of the British War ...
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Article : 51 wordsA Swedish paper publishes a document written by Prrace Karl [?]ichnowsky, formerly the Kaiser's Ambassador to the Court of St. James, for private ...
Article : 626 wordsGeneva advice state that replying to questions in Parliament the Hungarian Government admitted that it intends to enrol all editors as soldiers with a view ...
Article : 31 wordsA League of Nations Parliamentary Committee has been formed and it met at the House of Commons on Thursday. Lord Parmoor has given notice that he ...
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Article : 112 wordsThe "Daily News" lobbyist correspondent says the Cabinet conterred with Sir Brie Geddes and fixed the shipbuilding programme for 1918. Sir Eric Geddes is ...
Article : 54 wordsAmsterdam advices report that Dr Solf. Speaking at Cologne, emphasised that any peace that would by lasting must satisfy Germany's Colonial interests. ...
Article : 38 wordsReuter's correspondent at Madrid reports that a de[?]cess has been issued placing all telegraph offices under military control. The despatch of telegrams has ...
Article : 72 wordsMr Keith Murdech writes:—"Mr Balfour's guarded discussion of the Russian tragedy has produced a general note of interrogation in the English Press. His sympathetre tone of speech is welcomed ...
Article : 287 wordsHenry Barbusse, well known French writer, has written a graphic account of the storming of a German trench in which he took part. In gripping ...
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Article : 33 wordsHerr Syslow, speaking in the Prussian Diet, said that German workers must realise that victory in the war was indispensable in order to secure raw materials. ...
Article : 43 wordsOn Wednesday next the Varsity and Schools' Unit is to proceed to camp. Many members have already presented themselves at their local recruiting depots, ...
Article : 129 wordsReuter's correspondent at Rome reports that the Minister for the Interior has ordered an investigation into the origin of rumors of early peace which are current ...
Article : 20 wordsMr Walter Long, speaking at the entertainment to the Overseas officers in London. paid a handsome tribute to the Dominion troops, who had come thousands of ...
Article : 51 wordsThe Austro-German Press is most in dignant at the Alltes taking over Batch shipping. The "New Frete Press" characters it as an unprecedented act of ...
Article : 16 wordsThe hon. treasurer, Mr Geo, Glenay, acknowledges with thanks the following amo[?]:— Previous total, £3734181; Mrs G. Hewett, £2/10/; Searsdale branch, ...
Article : 119 wordsReuter's correspondent at Amsterdam states that the newspapers publish a telegram from The Hague, stating that Dutch sailings to England have stopped. ...
Article : 8 wordsA Bill for the establishment of a secretariat for the Overseas Trade Department has been read a second time in the House of Commons. ...
Article : 37 wordsCopenhagen reports that the Danish Steamer Randeisberg was te[?]pedoed cut side the German danger zone. The captain was taken prisoner. The crew ...
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Article : 330 wordsThe London North Western steamer Rathmore collided with a warship in the Irish Channel. The Rathmore was badly damaged. ...
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Article : 296 wordsWomen have always had their work to do in the world. Now the work is to be increased. Broader fields are being thrown open to the feminine portion of ...
Article : 275 wordsReuter's correspondent at New York reports. That wool shipment for Germany for dyes badly needed was enforced by the Stat Department early in the war ...
Article : 74 wordsIt is announced by the Canadian Government that Canada's dairy products are now valued at £10,000,000, an increase of more than £1,911,090, Under ...
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The Ballarat Courier (Vic. : 1869 - 1900; 1914 - 1918), Mon 18 Mar 1918, Page 4
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