The final session of the Conference was called to order at 10 a.m. to-day, the various delegations proceeding immediately to sign the treaties. Mr. A. J. ...
Article : 495 wordsHis Majesty the King opened Parliament to-day. In a short speech from the Throne he said that the Bills to be presented would include measures ...
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Article : 1,592 wordsThe Government has issued a long and stern despatch in response to Mohandas K. Gandhi's letter to the Viccroy. The despatch exposes the fallacies, lies, ...
Article : 446 wordsThe report as to Cardinal Rattis election as Pope has been confirmed. The new Pope, Achilles Ratti, was born in 1857, and was ordained a priest in 1879. ...
Article : 429 wordsSir James Craig wrote as follows to Mr. Lloyd George to-night:—"I have just held a meeting with those members of the Ulster Cabinet who are now ...
Article : 582 wordsIn the absence of the Prime Minister in Tasmania, no information is available concerning the replies that have been received to the invitation issued by ...
Article : 666 wordsLieut. Parer and his cousin (Mr. M. Parer) sustained a nasty accident this morning at Boulder, though happily the crash was unattended with fatal ...
Article : 746 wordsA meeting of about fifteen Nationalist (Anti-Imperlalist) and Labour members of Parliament received the deputation which transmitted the strikers' ...
Article : 503 wordsIn the course of a speech in Derby to-night Mr. J. H. Thomas (Labourite) said:—"It is acknowledged generally that this will be the last session of the ...
Article : 145 wordsWhite melons, green melons, yellow melons, short melons, long melons! Had they been able to answer the tune of some vegetarian pied piper of Hamelin, ...
Article : 1,223 wordsSir William Reardon Smith, Bart., in a notable article in the "Yorkshire Observer" (Bradford) declares that if steps are not taken to adjust the position of ...
Article : 186 wordsIn the course of a statement to a representative of the Australian Press Association, Senator Pearce pointed out that both on the Far East and naval ...
Article : 159 wordsRecently Mr. R. N. W. Bligh has been operating in Kunanalling with an invention of his own for treating alluvial wash by dry process, and the Minister for ...
Article : 816 wordsThe strike of municipal employees in Berlin is unpopular. Even the workers describe the stoppage of the services as criminal. The hospitals are without ...
Article : 38 wordsUglieland continues upon its successful way. A big crowd was attracted again last evening, and great interest was shown in the tug-of-war contest between ...
Article : 609 wordsThe Associated Australian Banks in London have reduced their charges for purchasing bills on Australia and New Zealand to three per cent. On hills of ...
Article : 588 words"The reconstruction of the Federal Constitution, whereby it is proposed to hand over certain industrial powers to the Federal Arbitration Court, is in ...
Article : 163 wordsThe chagrin of the French at Britain's success at the Washington Conference is reflected in a striking manner in a leading article in the Paris "Figaro" ...
Article : 179 wordsMr. P. C. Evans, formerly general secretary of the Australian Labour Party, who was expelled from the party because it was alleged that he had fraternised with ...
Article : 293 wordsThe New South Wales loan has been over-subscribed. Those who submitted cash applications have been allotted about half of them. ...
Article : 105 wordsThe President (Mr. Justice Draper) and members of the Arbitration Court are still engaged on inspections incidental to the railway unions' claim for ...
Article : 106 wordsThe proceedings of the International Socialist Conference have been ineffective. The Germans did not attend, in consequence of the railway strike in ...
Article : 155 wordsMajor C. H. Scott, of the British Air Force, in a paper before the Air Ministry's Conference, expressed the opinion that without awaiting further ...
Article : 344 wordsJudge Beeby, President of the Board of Trade, in his reserved judgment to-day decided that the board had power to review the basic wage declaration of £4 ...
Article : 126 wordsThe "Manchester Guardian" announces that the London and North-Western Railway Company is taking over the Midland railway, and that the headquarters of ...
Article : 187 wordsArguments interesting to the baking trade were embodied in a case heard at the Perth Police Court yesterday before Mr. W. A. G. Walter, P.M., when ...
Article : 332 wordsA meeting was held this afternoon to take steps to raise £750 to send J. H. Kirkwood, Australian golf champion, to represent Australia in the world's ...
Article : 183 wordsApplication has been made to the Assistant Minister for Home and Territories (Senator Earle) by the Rex. J. C. Jenkinson, of the Methodist Aboriginal ...
Article : 127 wordsMcConachy (received 2,000) commenced a match to-day with Falkiner. At the close of play the scores were:— McConachy. 3,166. including breaks of ...
Article : 88 wordsWhile bathing in the surf at Lorne, a popular seaside resort, to-day a party of seven was caught by the undertow and swept into a "channel." With the ...
Article : 113 wordsSo active has the demand of late been for both silver and copper coinage that the Treasury authorities are at a loss to know what becomes of it all. A return ...
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The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Wed 8 Feb 1922, Page 7
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