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  2. BRITISH POLITICS.

    After a lively discussion a standing committee of the House of Commons decided to-day by 38 votes to 10 that women should be enfranchised at the age ...

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  3. VICTORIA LEAGUE.

    At the annual meeting of the Victoria League in the Guildhall, Sir Hugh Clifford, in submitting a motion appreciative of the League's work pleaded for ...

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  4. RUMANIA.

    Telegrams from Rumania announce coup a d'etat. General Averescu (leader of the Peasants) has overthrown M. Bratiano's ...

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  5. AMERICA.

    The confession of murder by the youths Loeb and Leopold has given a decisive turn to several investigations which have baffled the police. The ...

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  6. BROADCASTING.

    No other (Premier of the State ever spoke to such a wide audience of the people as did Mr. Collier last night, when he opened the new broadcasting station ...

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  7. THE FAR EAST.

    All of the Tokio and Osaka newspapers were represented at a meeting which was held here to-night to protest against the American exclusion measure. A ...

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  8. FRANCE.

    President Millerand's defeat is now certain. His only chance lay in the Senate, but the Senators belonging to the "Gauche Democratique" (Democratic ...

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  9. GERMANY.

    Dr. Marx has been re-appointed Chancellor, and the Ministers who were resigning have been confirmed in their posts.—Reuter ...

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  10. Effort at Coalition Fails.

    Dr. Marx's efforts to reach on agreement with the Nationalists in order to form a big Coalition have failed in consequence of the latter having demanded ...

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  11. THE EXPLOSIONS.

    The Sofia correspondent of the London "Daily Express" says:—Messages from Bucharest, the first since the censorship was imposed, report that the ...

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  12. Japanese Press Views.

    Japan's protest is Approved generally by this morning's papers. The "Jiji Shimpo" regards it as a clear and eloquent expression of Japan's ...

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  13. Housing Scheme.

    In the House of Commons this evening the details of the Government's housing policy were outlined by Mr. J. Wheatley (Minister for Health), in moving the ...

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  14. Millerand's Intentions.

    The "Matin" says:—President Millerand does not dream of resigning. If the politicians whom the country calls to office decline it M. Millerand will ask ...

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  15. AVIATION.

    Two of the American aeroplanes departed at 830 this morning, but the other machine refused to rise.—Reuter. [A message from Nagasaki on June ...

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  16. ALBANIA.

    The Belgrade correspondent of the London "Morning Post" says:—Fierce street fighting, with much bloodshed, occurred at Scutari, which the rebels have ...

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  17. SOUTH AFRICA.

    In the course of a speech in Durban last night Mr. T. Boydell (Deputy Leader of the Labour Party) denounced strongly the rowdyism at the meetings held by ...

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  18. Chinese Banditry.

    The bandits have released an American and a Canadian, and instructed them to arrange for the payment of ransoms for the remaining captives. The ...

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  19. ARRIVAL AT SHANGHAI.

    The two American aeroplanes have arrived here.—Reuter. ...

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  20. MIGRATION.

    Much useful work in the interests of migration is being done at Wembley and elsewhere by numerous Australians, who urge the prompt disclosure of the new ...

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  21. Captain Doisy.

    Radio reports say that Captain Dolsy was arrived at Phongyang (Korea), en route to Tokio. Nagasaki, June 4. ...

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  22. MINING CONFERENCE.

    Representatives of Empire mining interests are holding a Metallurgical Congress at Wembley with the object of discussing scientific, technical, and ...

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  23. Kuruman Disaster.

    At the inquiry into the Kuruman disaster the pilot involved (Lieutenant Joubert), in giving evidence, said: "Surely I have been through Hell." It was ...

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  24. Portuguese Fliers.

    The Portuguese fliers have left here for Akyab (Burma).—Reuter. ...

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  25. Exchanges Declining.

    Exchanges during the past week have been declining slowly. Sterling reached 4,32¼, representing a net loss of two and a half cents, and the franc touched 5 ...

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  26. AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE.

    Speaking on defence at a smoke social of the Victorian Softgoods Association, Sir John Monash said that his remarks had often been misinterpreted as ...

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  27. ARRIVAL AT AKYAB.

    The Portuguese aviators have arrived here.—Reuter. ...

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  28. The Shenandoah.

    A message from Buffalo (New York State), says that the giant dirigible Shenandoah, despite headwinds and rain, traversed approximately, 450 miles ...

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  29. A Melbourne Scheme.

    Human touch is the main idea of the new movement for the encouragement of Immigration which has been projected by Mr. Richard Linton, managing director ...

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  30. Native Franchise.

    In the course of a speech in Potchefstroom (Transvaal). General J. B. M. Hertzog (the Leader of the Nationalist Party) said that within 50 years in the ...

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  31. AUSTRIA.

    The doctors now express cautiously opes of Dr. Seipel's recovery. A special sitting of the National Assembly passed a motion expressing ...

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  32. Congress Adjourns.

    The Senate has approved the resolution of the House of Representatives calling for the adjournment of the Congress. This is regarded as a death blow ...

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  33. Adelaide to Sydney.

    The first aerial mail from Adelaide to Sydney reached the Mascot aerodrome at 5 minutes to 9 this morning. It was due at half-past twelve yesterday, but ...

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  34. Australia's Production.

    In his address Lord Long said that Australia's production of zinc was only one-half of that of 1913, and was at present less than one-twelfth of the world's ...

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  35. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A comprehensive programme of sightseeing and entertainments similar to that arranged for the Y.A.L. tourists has been completed for the boy scouts, the ...

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  36. An Aircraft Depot.

    After inquiring into the proposal to establish an aircraft depot with accessory services at Laverton (Victoria), the Public Works Committee reported to the ...

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  37. COTTON GROWING.

    Mr. Elphinstone, of Queensland, has completed an extensive tour of Lancashire, where be has investigated the outlook for cotton. He interviewed most ...

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  38. CATTLE AND MEAT.

    Owing to his week-end absence from the city, it was not until yesterday that the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. M. F. Troy) was able to deal with the ...

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  39. A Threatened Split.

    A spit in the Republican ranks, which may even endanger the reelection of President Coolidge, is predicted by the Western Republicans, who are bitter towards ...

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  40. A FREMANTLE STRIKE.

    Members of the Western Australian branch of the Federated Seamen's Union held a stop-work meeting at the Fremantle Trades Hall last night, to ...

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  41. German Relief.

    A motion proposing an appropriation of 35,000,000 dollars by the American Government for German relief was rejected by the Foreign Relations ...

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  42. CRICKET.

    At Brighton Somerset scored 161 (Gilligan 5 for 53, Johnson 53). Sussex in their second innings made 122 (Bridges 7 for 46). Somerset made 102 ...

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  43. Foot-and-Mouth Disease.

    It has been announced officially that the foot-and-mouth disease in California has been checked. Much territory has been released from quarantine. Officials ...

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  44. Goldfields Listeners.

    Local wireless enthusiasts to-night attempted to pick up the Westralian Farmers' broadcasting concert, but only succeeded hearing one or two words of ...

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  45. A Long Voyage.

    After having beaten off Chinese pirates, floated through two typhoons, and lost his rudder during a voyage of two years across the Pacific and through ...

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  46. NAVIGATION ACT.

    Further evidence was given by Mr. R. M. Oakley (chairman of the Tariff Board) before the Navigation Commission to-day about the prejudicial effect ...

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  47. Transport Problem.

    Sir Frank Forbes Adam (formerly president of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce) speaking at the annual meeting of the British Cotton Growing ...

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  48. MR. CHARLES HACKETT.

    Mr. Charles Hackett, the famous tenor, will arrive in Perth tomorrow morning, and will give his first concert in His Majesty's Theatre on Saturday ...

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  49. Naval Strength.

    Rear-Admiral Bradley Allen Fiske, who has retired, has made public a letter which he sent to the Secretary for the Navy (Mr. C. D. Wilbur), and in ...

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  50. South Africa v. Yorkshire.

    The South Africans commenced a match against Yorkshire at Sheffield to—day. The county batted first and at lunch time had scored 55 runs for the ...

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  51. ALBANY HARBOUR IMPROVEMENTS.

    The comments by Sir James Mitchell on the Albany speech of the Minister for Works (Mr. A. McCallum), which were published in yesterday's "West ...

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  52. EMPIRE PRESS UNION.

    Mr. Geoffrey E. Fairfax (one of the proprietors of the Sydney "Morning Herald") was the chief guest at the luncheon of the Empire Press Union, ...

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  53. WIRELESS SCHEMES.

    The London "Daily Telegraph" says that Signor Marconi, in the course of an interview, confirmed the report of a successful experiment in wireless ...

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  54. FIRE AT COLLIE.

    At 2 o'clock this morning a block of wooden buildings at the corner of Throssell and Harvey streets was completely destroyed by fire. The outbreak was ...

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  55. Frozen Meat Supply.

    Regarding the general question of meat supplies. Mr. Troy said he had received a report from the Controller of Abattoins (Mr. E. H. Golding) on his ...

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  56. OTLEY SWEEPSTAKE.

    Proceedings in connection with the Otley Sweepstake were concluded in the Otley Police Court to-day, when the secretary, of the Otley Conservative ...

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  57. COURSE OF A RIVER.

    Changes in the course of the River Yarra will be points at issue in a pending Supreme Court action which was mentioned in the Practice Court to-day. ...

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  58. IRISH BOUNDARY DISPUTE.

    In the House of Representatives to—day Mr. Bruce informed the House that the British Government had decided to refer certain questions relating to the ...

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  59. RUSSIA.

    M. Tchitcherin (Minister for Foreign Affairs). M. Litvinoff (Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs), and M. Krassi[?](Minister for Foreign Trade) ...

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