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  2. BOLSHEVISM

    Soon after Count Karolyi, the Hungarian Premier, resigned, the Bolsheviks at Buda Pesth, the capital, disarmed foreigners, and removed their ...

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  3. CATHOLIC CHURCH CEMETERY

    Following upon Parliamentary sanction to remove the human remains of all persons interred in the old Roman Catholic Cemetery to the rear of St. Virgil's ...

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  4. LABOUR TROUBLES.

    An official report of yesterday's conference at Downing-street between the Triple Alliance, the Railway men's Union, and the Government, shows that ...

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  5. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC

    Dr. Clarke, Chief Quarantine Officer, was able last night to report satisfact[?]rily on the position in Tasmania with regard to pneumonic influenza. ...

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  6. QUARANTINE REGULATIONS

    While the States, especially New South Wales, persist in attempting to enforce "farcical quarantine regulations against shipping, the coastal freight question is ...

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  7. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    As already announced, the proposal by which the British delegation at the Peace Conference sought to settle tire future of the island ot Nauru by Great ...

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  8. THE GERMAN CABLES.

    The view taken up by the United States delegated to the Peace Conference that the German cables seized by Great Britain during the war are not ...

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  9. THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

    The League of Nations Commission has received 35 amendments to the covenant, of which 30 are from neutral countries, in the nature of suggestions ...

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  10. TURKISH EXCESSES IN ASIA MINOR

    The Turks have murdered more Greeks at Smyrna, in Asia Minor. British troops have reinforced the police, and occupied the Horn-Aidin railway ...

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  11. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    Two more deaths from influenz[?] occurred at Port Pirie to-day, and 164 cases have now been notified there. Two additional patients have been ...

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  12. AVIATION

    The British Government has ordered four rigid airships, surpassing the dimensions of the R33. They will cost £250,000 each, have a length of 750ft., ...

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  13. WORK OF THE COMMITTEES.

    The United States delegation to the Peace Conference has agreed to an amendment of the League of Nations covenant providing that agreements ...

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  14. POLAND.

    The Berlin newspapers declare that any attempt, to land Polish forces from France at Dantzig will be forcibly resisted, and that, moreover, if Dantzig ...

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  15. AUTOMATIC AIRPLANE.

    Mr. Newton D. Baker, the Secretary of War, announces the invention of an automatic airplane, which has undergone a trial flight of 100 miles to a ...

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  16. LATEST NEWS REASSURING.

    Trade union circles believe that the latest negotiations will make a national upheaval unlikely, nevertheless it is feared that the miners and ...

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  17. PATRIOTIC FUNDS.

    An important r[?]ng, which is to govern the issue of permits by the Repatriation Department where public appeals are made for patriotic purposes, ...

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  18. NEW SOUTH WALES

    The influenza position is rapidly growing worse. To-day 14 deaths were notified in the city, and one in the county. The admissions to the Sydney ...

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  19. FLIGHT AROUND IRELAND.

    An attempt has been made to make the circuit of Ireland in an airship, but after 19 hours the attempt had to be abandoned, owing to hail and snow storms. ...

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  20. THE RUSSIAN SITUATION

    In the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, Mr. Cecil Harmsworth, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, stated that the situation ...

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  21. TURKISH RULE.

    General Sir Edmund Allenby, who paid a hurried visit recently to Paris, conferred with the delegates to the Peace Conference, and supplied first ...

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  22. COMMISSION FOR SYRIA.

    A commission of five members of the Peace Conference is to visit Syria to obtain an idea of the desires of the inhabitants with regard to the ...

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  23. FOOD SUPPLIES.

    The British Food Ministry's profits on last year's sale of £4,500,000 worth of goods amounted to £133,363. The administrative expenses were 2 per ...

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  24. THE SOUTH AFRICAN OUTLOOK.

    Speaking at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Mines at Johannesburg to-day, the President said that the industrial atmosphere in the mining ...

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  25. GERMANY'S PERMISSIBLE EXPORTS.

    The Economic Commission, which has been faced with great difficulty, is drawin up a list of goods which Germany may not export. The Allied ...

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  26. THE NORTHERN FRONT.

    The British North Russia official com. munique issued to-day states:— A strong party of Bolsheviks on the 17th inst. captured the village ...

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  27. THE PEACE TERMS.

    The fixing of the date for the signature of the preliminary peace treaty depends on the completion of the report of the Economic Council's financial ...

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  28. THE RED CROSS.

    The International Red Cross Society has summoned a conference of the medical specialists of the world, to be held at Cannes on April 1, to prepare ...

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  29. SHIPPING.

    Sixteen of the surrendered German merchant vessels arrived in the Thames to-day, and a further 1[?]0 steamers, due at L[?]ith shortly, will be used for the ...

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  30. STOCKS IN GREAT BRITATN.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. G. H. Roberts, the Food Controller, said the Government stocks were:—Wheat, 283,563 tons; flour, ...

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  31. LABOUR AND DEMOCRACY.

    In the South African Union House of Assembly this afternoon, Mr. H. Burton, the Minister of Railways, declined to accept a motion submitted ...

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  32. PERSONAL.

    The Rev. A. E. Albiston, who has been elected president of the Methodist Conference of Victoria and Tasmania for the ensuing year, is minister of the ...

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  33. THE PORT PIRIE MURDER.

    The trial of William Budd for the murder of Jaques, hire motor-car proprietor, at Port Pirie, was continued to-day. No evidence for the defence was called. ...

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  34. COAL MINING TROUBLE.

    The Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Watt) announced to-day that, acting on his suggestion, Messrs. J. M. Bad deley, president, and A. C. Willis. ...

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  35. PROBABLE GERMAN REFUSAL

    The Geneva correspondent of the "New York Times" states that General Von Hindenburg, General Luettwitz, Colonel Reinhardt, Herr Ebert, the ...

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  36. NAVAL.

    The Austrian fleet was handed over to Italy at Venice on Sunday. King Emmanuel was present, and there was an impressive ceremony. The warships ...

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  37. GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED IN FRANCE.

    The French Railwaymen's Federation threatens a general strike on May 1 unless the railways are nationalised and an eight-hour day enforced, with a ...

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  38. VICTORIA.

    There were 150 fresh cases of influenza reported to-day; 134 of which were in the metropolitan area. The deaths numbered nine, one of ...

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  39. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    The Foreign Office, in publishing the [?]ms of the Franco-British treaty relative to war graves, explains that the French Government recognises the ...

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  40. RACIAL EQUALITY.

    Dr. Frodsham, formerly Bishop of North Queensland, speaking at Gloucester to-day, said it was no insult to say that the Japanese could undersell ...

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  41. LORD JELLICOE'S VISIT.

    The president of the South Australian branch of the Navy League has received a cablegram from Lord Jellicoe from Bombay, thanking the league for ...

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  42. IMPERIAL PREFERENCE.

    In the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, Mr. Bonar Law, the leader of the Government, said the Government intended to fulfil to the letter and ...

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  43. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS.

    That the many tubutes to the personal bravery and resourcefulness of the Australian soldier have been well deserved, is revealed by the official records ...

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  44. RED TRIANGLE CANTEENS.

    An important decision with regard to the administration of Red Triangle canteens with the A.I.F. abroad has been taken by the executive committee of ...

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  45. THE SUGAR POSITION.

    The sugar position in Australia will present many difficulties in the immediate future. The Government, there fore, intends to have an exhaustive and ...

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  46. ENEMY ALIENS.

    In the House of Lords this afternoon Lord Jersey foreshadowed drastic action in regard to the expulsion of interned aliens, who now number 6,000 and of ...

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  47. EX-AUSTRIAN EMPEROR.

    The ex-Emperor Charles of Austria and his family have arrived at Chateau Rohrsbach, in Switzerland. ...

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  48. ONE BIG UNION.

    The Victorian One Big Union Committee has arranged, it is understood, for a further State conference on May 10, to discuss plans. The Painters' Union has ...

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  49. LUXEMBURG.

    The Luxemburg Parliament has sanctioned the taking of a referendum as to whether Luxemburg shall become a republic or continue under its existing ...

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  50. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

    A by-election for Oxford University took place yesterday with the following result:— Professor Oman ([?]oalitionist)... 2,613 ...

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  51. METHODIST CONFERENCE.

    The Right Rev. John Walker, Moderator-General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, visited the Conference of the Methodist Church of ...

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  52. THE KAISER.

    General Von Hindenburg, replying to the Statement of General Von Ludendorff and others that he was responsible for the Kaiser's flight to Holland. ...

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  53. WORK FOR SOLDIERS.

    The Zeehan Municipal Council this afternoon decided to allocate the £406 given by the Federal Government to the municipality for work for returned ...

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  54. THE EGYPTIAN RIOTS.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. Cecil Harmsworth, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said the improvement in the ...

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  55. FRANCE'S FINANCES.

    The financial situation in France is causing disquietude. The franc, which has depreciated considerably during the past week, yesterday touched 27 francs' ...

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