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PREMIERS' CONFERENCE
The first business taken when the Premiers' Conference resumed to-day were the finance proposals submitted the previous day by the Acting Prime ...
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INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC.
Strict precautions, are being taken by the health authorities in this State consequent upon a suspicious case of illness at Unley. Some time ago a ...
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THE RUSSIAN SITUATION
The majority of the Lithuanian Cabinet have fled to Libau owing to the Bolshevik advance. The Bolsheviks have arrived at Barnhorm. ...
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PRESIDENT WILSON.
The Senate's dinner in honour of President Wilson at the Luxemburg Palace was a magnificent function. The President of the Senate said that nowhere ...
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FIRM ACTION NECESSARY.
"Petit Parisien" says that M. Sazonoff, who is at present in Paris, in the course of an interview, applauded the anti-Bolshevik efforts of M. Makaloff ...
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PEACE CONFERENCE.
The following official communique was issued to-night:— The Conference to-day approved of President Wilson's proposal that the ...
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GERMANS IN CHINA.
It has been definitely decided to repatriate the Germans now living in China. [It was decided early last year to ...
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WESTERN CIVILISATION THREATENED.
M. Noulens, formerly French Ambassador to Russia, estimates that the Bolsheviks possess 450,000 troops or poor quality, and 1,500 guns, but there is a ...
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GERMAN COLONIES.
The Berlin correspondent of the "Chicago Daily News" writes:—The official gazette of the German Coloniel Office states:—"President Wilson has ...
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ANTI-BOLSHEVIK CAMPAIGN.
The Stockholm correspondent of the "Morning Post" writes:— Peter Sturve, the former leader of the Cadet party in Russia, in the course of an ...
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MR. BEEBY IN AMERICA.
Mr. Beeby. M.H.A. (New South Wales), in a speech, said he believed that England, the Dominions, and the United States would have a stronger ...
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THE MILITARY MEDAL.
Sergeant Eric Charles Fox whose parents reside in Hobart, has been recommended for the Military Medal for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to ...
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THE CASES IN VICTORIA.
Doctor Cumpston, Federal Director of Quarantine, has notified the Acting General Health Officer that there are no further developments in connection ...
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MISSION TO POLAND.
The Council of Great Powers held two sittings to-day, and discussed the situation in Eastern Europe. The Polish situation was considered. Marshal Foch ...
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ANOTHER BOLSHEVIK DEFEAT.
Esthonian and Finnish troops have cantured Narva, and obtained large booty, consisting of provisions and guns and the prisoners include ...
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A CUMBROUS CONFERENCE.
The Paris correspondent of the "Morning Post" writes:—The delegates are heartily tired of the discussion of barren questions of procedure. ...
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PERSONAL.
Our Launceston correspondent telegraphed last night:—General regret was expressed this morning when it became known that Mr. T. R. Arthur of ...
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VICTORIA AND BELGIUM.
The Belgian King has created Sir Peter McBride, Agent-General for Victoria, Commander of the Order of the Crown, in recognition of Victoria's ...
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POSITION IN VICTORIA.
Numerous cases of sickness were reported in Victoria to-day and rumours of a grave nature about the epidemic which is prevalent were current during ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
Lord Robert Cecil, interviewed on the question of the proposed League of Nations, said:—"We must procure access for all nations to the sea. ...
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INTERVENTION.
It is understood that Mr. Lloyd George does not propose that M. Lenin (Bolshevik Premier) and M. Trotsky (Bolshevik Foreign Commissaiy) should ...
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THE EX-KAISERIN.
It is reported that the ex-Kaisern has expressed a wish to return to Germany to live in complete retirement at Potsdam with her children. ...
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GERMANY'S INTERNAL CONDITION.
Nearly forty million people voted at the German elections. The complete returns are not yet available, but the polls at Berlin and many provincial ...
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JUGO-SLAV VESSEL SEIZED.
The Serbian Bureau announces that Italians have seized the Jugo-Slav vessel Dinara, which was flying the American flag. ...
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INVALIDED AUSTRALIANS.
Fourteen hundred invalided Australians sailed in the Blue Funnel steamer Ulysses from Plymouth last Sunday. ...
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SUPREME COUNCIL.
The Supreme Council has discussed international Labour legislation, reparation, punishment of the Germans, and international control of ports and ...
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EMPIRE DEFENCE.
Replying to a question in the House of Assembly this afternoon, concerning a War Book mentioned by Lord Harcourt, the Acting Premier said it ...
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GUILT OF THE WAR.
The Paris correspondent of the United Press Association writes:—The American Peace delegation appears to favour fixing the guilt of the war and ...
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REFERENCE AT PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.
To-day the Premiers' Conference went into committee, and was addressed by the Director of Quarantine (Dr. Cumpston) and the chairman of the ...
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WAR BONDS.
There are many criticisms on the Stock Exchange of the new issue of war bonds. It is considered that interest of 5 per cent. is too high. There is ...
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SWEDEN'S WANTS.
Herr Spes the Swiss President has arrived in Paris. He is not officially associated with the Peace Conference, but he hopes to confer with the Allied ...
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MOST ABSORBING PROBLEM.
The Paris correspondent of the "Evening Standard" writes:—Russia is the most absorbing Conference problem. Many of the delegates are ...
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COST IN SOUTH AFRICA.
The Minister of the Interior stated in the House of Assembly to-day that the cost of combating the outbreak of pneumonic influenza in South Africa ...
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ASSEMBLY'S PLACE OF MEETING.
The Government newspapers are discussing the place of meeting of the Nationnl Asspmbly They point out that Berlin would afford the strongest ...
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RESTRICTIONS ON WOOLLEN YARN REMOVED.
The War Office has withdrawn the restrictions on dealings in woollen yarn for consumotion within the United Kingdom. ...
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AMERICAN DELEGATION.
The Washington correspondent of the "New York Sun" states:—Since President Wilson will return to the United states next month, it is believed he ...
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EXPEDITIONARY FORCES.
The Acting Minister of Defence (Senator Russell) announced the extension of the scale of furlough and sustenance allowance which was recently approved for ...
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DEMOBILISATION OF WOMEN
A large meeting, representing a hundred thousand women clerks in Government offices, has passed a resolution urging that independent women ...
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TO FIGHT THE POLES.
A battalion of Uhlans (mounted troops) has passed through Berlin on route to fight the Ploes. The Berliners threw flowers in their path. ...
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NEW GERMAN CONSTITUTION.
The new German Constitution Bill drafted under the supervision of Heir Peusse provides for a President and a Chamber of Delegates similar to the ...
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MUNITION DUMP EXPLODES.
A series of terrifie explosions alarmed the countryside near Ghent yesterday. A munition dump was blown up, and destroyed two kilometres of the ...
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JAPANESE SHIPPING.
The Tokio correspondent of the "New York Sun" writes:—The Japanese, who lost 32 ships, totalling 132,384 tons, through German mines and ...
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DISGUISED GERMANS.
Several Germans have been arrested near Mons disguised as women. A British sentry shot one German who was attempting to escape. ...
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JAPAN'S ATTITUDE.
The "New YorK Times's" Washington correspondent says:—The Japanese Embassy has published the Japanese Premiei's speech, made in Tokio. He ...
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ROSA LUXEMBURG.
The search for the body of Rosa Luxemburg, known as ""Sanguinary Rosa," who was recently murdered, has not yet been successful. ...
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FRENCH COMMENT.
French newspaper comment on the Russian decision reflects the dread of boishevism while approving of fairminded inquiry, and hoping that the ...
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TASMANIA
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. E. Domeney, of Flowerpot have been officially advised that then eldest son, Captain W. L. E. Domeney, M.C., is returning to ...
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GENERAL WAR NEWS
The American Labour delegation has conferred with the Trade Union Congress Committee. They discussed the proposal of Mr. Samuel Gompers, ...
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DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
Sir Alfred Butt has withdrawn his offer to purchase the Drury-lane Theatre. The board has rescinded the provisional contract, and appointed an ...
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DOMINION REPRESENTATION
Mr. W. F. Massey (Prime Minister of New Zealand and Sir Joseph Ward (Treasurer) have arrived in Paris. Mr. Massey will probably raise New ...
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AMERICAN LABOUR APPROVAL.
Mr. Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labour, approves of the decision of the Peace Conference in Paris in reference to ...
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BRITISH PROPOSAL.
The British proposal for a League of Nations takes the from of a non-rigid conciliation body not possessing binding powers, but based on sufficient ...
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WELCOME HOME AT KOONYA.
Lieutenant Bourne made the fifth Anzac who has been welcomed at Koonya, and a right hearty one was accorded him on Wednesday evening at the local ...
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M. SAZANOFF PROTESTS.
M. Sazanoff one of teh anti-Bolshevik leaders from Russia, now in Paris. declares that the Peace Conference's invitation to the Bolsheviks is an ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
On January 12 the destruction of stocks of Indian opium began. A number of chests were burned on Friday last. Altogether over 1,000 chests, ...
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IN THE CONFERENCE.
The official communique on the Peace Conference issued to-night stated that a plenary meeting of the Conference will be held on Saturday, when Mr. ...
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