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  3. "BIG STICK METHOD."

    Immediately after formal business was disposed of in the Legislative. Assembly to-day the Premier (Mr. Moore) moved for the suspension of ...

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  4. CHANCE TO WIN?

    An interesting possibility in the election is whether Mr. Theodore will retain the Dalley seat. The Beasley group is so certain that Mr. Theodore has ...

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  5. NO DISPLAY AT MACKAY.

    The mail train from Brisbane carrying the contingent of police for Townsville, passed through Mackay last night. There was no semblance ...

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  6. GO ANYWHERE.

    The Government already is receiving applications from men willing to work on the railways. The Premier to-day received letters from ...

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  7. SURVIVAL "HARDLY POSSIBLE."

    The "Guardian." in a leader, says: Mr. Scullin has fallen on a paltry issue, but the forces against him have been lengthily massing on issues wider ...

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  8. "RUBBISH."

    "Rubbish." was the comment of the Premier (Mr. Moore) to-day when his attention was drawn to demands made by northern railwaymen for ...

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  9. TONIC TO MARKET PRICES.

    The "Financial Times" says the news of Mr. Scullin's defeat pleased the market and acted as a tonic to prices of Australian stock. The hope ...

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  10. INTEREST DEAD AT ROCKHAMPTON.

    Railway workers here have lost all interest in the strike. At a meeting of 160 employees to-night, it was decided by the large majority to ...

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  11. AGAINST STRIKE.

    Amongst many of the men at the Ipswich workshops yesterday discussion on the strike situation gave place to speculation on election ...

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  12. PREPARE HASTILY.

    Hasty preparations by the respective parties for the Federal elections and electioneering will commence next week. ...

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  13. END AGGRAVATION.

    N. Briand has telegraphed to the Chinese and Japanese Governments requesting a cessation of hostllities. The Council of the League of ...

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  14. OPPONENT FOR MR. FORDE

    The Country Progressive National party will select a candiate for Capricornia early next week. There is a strong desire throughout the ...

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  15. INTIMIDATED.

    Owing to intimidation, a meeting of members of the Australian Federated Union of Enginemen decided last night to cease work. About 20 ...

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  16. BANKS' LOYALTY.

    At the annual meeting of the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank Limited, Mr. Andrew Williamson, Chairman, said that the Australian ...

    Article : 319 words
  17. STANLEY DISTRICT.

    Kitchen Tea—On Thursday night, residents of Blarra gave a kitchen tea in honour of Miss Bridle Tuite, who was married on Saturday to ...

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  18. FORM NEUTRAL ZONE.

    China accepts the Commission of Inquiry conditionally upon the Immediate cessation of hostilities and the completion of the Japanese ...

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  19. BREAD FAMINE FEARS.

    A bread and flour famine will threaten unless the railway strike speedily is settled. Local bakers have only sufficient flour for one day"s ...

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  20. CAUGHT NAPPING.

    Unless there is a substantial swing-over of votes from the present well-defined sections, there promises to be no change in the party strengths in ...

    Article : 149 words
  21. KEEP TO GOLD.

    The Assembly to-day adopted, by 72 votes to 47, the second reading of Mr. N. C. Havenga's bill conferring upon him, as Minister for Finance, ...

    Article : 92 words
  22. GOVERNMENT ARRANGES SUPPLIES.

    The Premier said to-day that it was unlikely that there would be a shortage of foodstuffs in consequence of the northern strike. Arrangements ...

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  23. OPPOSITION TO CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES.

    Regarding instructions by Baron K Shidehara (Minister for War) to Paris to oppose the resolution requiring suspension of military activities ...

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  24. PERSONAL.

    Archbishop Sharp, who will be present at St. Paul's Church at the evening service on Sunday, to unveil a window installed by the local branch ...

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  25. LONDON ASTONISHED.

    Political circles are astonished at the suddenness of Mr. Scullin's defeat. Nobody dreamed that a crisia was so near. It was widely ...

    Article : 269 words
  26. NEXT MOVE.

    The Premier (Mr. Moore) said to-day that the next move for the settlement of the railway trouble would not come from the Government which ...

    Article : 79 words
  27. "SOVIETISING THE CIRCUS."

    The "Bolshevisaton" and mechanisation of the Russian circus ale proposed as an urgent necessity by Comcade Gregory Rosey in an article ...

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  28. "MORE ENCOURAGING."

    In the House of Commons to-day, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir John Simon), said the terms of the proposal which the ...

    Article : 447 words
  29. IN COMMON GRAVE.

    Amid pitiful scenes thirty victims of the Bentley colliery disaster were buried in a common grave, at Arksey ...

    Article : 67 words
  30. AFTER PILOT ENGINE.

    The mail train from Brisbane to Townsville, carrying police reinforcements, left Bowen at 2.18 o'clock this morning. Though a number of ...

    Article : 65 words
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