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  2. FRENCH CRISIS.

    The Herriot Cabinet was defeated today. The "Echo de Paris" declared that the President. (M. Doumergue) said recently to M. Herriot: "Do the best you ...

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  3. COBHAM'S FLIGHT.

    Mr. Alan "Cobham reports:—"We have arrived at Delhi after a flight of nearly some 500 miles overland from the River Indus to the River Jumna with the ...

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  4. BRITISH POLITICS.

    In the House of Commons to-night there was a full debate on the motion for the third reading of the Finance Bill. ...

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  5. SCOTLAND MATCH.

    The game between the Australians and Scotland, in which the latter had been dismissed for 94, was continued at Edinburgh this afternoon. Groves and ...

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  6. TRAGEDY IN STORM.

    Confused by the darkness and the storm, George Moxey Richardson, Controller of Group Settlements, drove to his death into the flood waters off the ...

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  7. BRITISH COAL STRIKE.

    In the debate on the Finance Bill in the House of Commons Mr. Walter Runciman (Liberal) said that he estimated that the country's loss over the general ...

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  8. TOLL OF THE FLOOD

    The North Fremantle railway bridge was sagging yesterday as a train passed over it. Shortly afterwards, when it was only by a miraculous piece of good fortune that there was no passenger train on it, the structure began to collapse, and the effect of the swirling flood waters soon put it hopelessly out of commission. ...

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  9. Weather Prospects.

    Though there has been rain at Manchester and an overnight drizzle is predicted, the head groundsman says that whatever happens before Saturday the ...

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  10. Customs Delays.

    In the House of Commons, in replying to a question regarding the danger that the restrictions which involved Customs delays under the Merchandise Marks on ...

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  11. The Fixtures.

    24—Manchester—England v. Australia (fourth test match). 28.—Oval—v. Surrey. 31.—Cardiff—v. Glamorgan. ...

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  12. Herriot's Cold Reception.

    The Chamber of Deputies was packed when M. Herriot read the Ministerial declaration, which was to the effect that the Government had concentrated ...

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  13. Coal Imports.

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Lane-Fox (Secretary for Mines) told Mr. J. M. Kenworthy that between July 1 and 17 last about 1,345,000 tons of ...

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  14. County Games.

    All the county matches which stated to-day were interferred with more or less by rain. At Lord's Middlesex scored 196 ...

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  15. A By-Election.

    The result of the by-election for Wall-send was as follows:—Miss Margaret Bondfield (Labourite). 18,866 votes; Mr. S. Howard (Conservative) 9,839 votes; ...

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  16. HEAT WAVE IN AMERICA.

    The Middle Western and Eastern sections of the United States are sweltering in a serious heat wave, with temperatures running close to 100deg. ...

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  17. Delay at Delhi.

    Mr. Cobham interviewed to-day, said that the weather all the way from Karachi was dusty, with a high wind. He complained bitterly of the heat but he ...

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  18. Thursday's Play.

    The weather at Edinburgh this morning was cold and the wicket soft. The attendance was small. No sooner had the Scotsmen taken the field than a ...

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  19. MIGRATION.

    To-day Sir Joseph Cook bade farewell to nineteen boys who are sailing in the steamer Berrima with scholarships of the Fellowship of the British Empire. ...

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  20. TASMANIA'S POSITION.

    Optimistic speeches were delivered to-day at a dinner given by the Mayor of Hobart (Mr. E. J. Rogers) in celebration of the "turning of the tide in ...

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  21. CASE OF ROYSTON RENNIE.

    The papers concerning the case of Royston Rennie, who was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Northmore for the wilful murder of John Roger Greville. ...

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  22. ALBANY'S DISABILITIES.

    A representative conference of delegates from the Town Council, Chamber of Commerce, and Albany Road Board, met on Wednesday night to discuss the ...

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  23. Australian Statistics.

    Oversea migration statistics for May last, have been made available by the Commonwealth Statistician and Actuary (Mr. Chas. H. Wickens.) During the ...

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  24. Departure from Delhi.

    Cobham left for Allahabad at 10.40 this morning.—Reuter. Allahabad, July 22. Cobham alighted on the River Jumna ...

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  25. DISARMAMENT.

    In the House of Commons this evening Sir Austen Chamberlain (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) said that he was satisfied from the inquiries which ...

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  26. Start Delayed.

    Cobham was delayed for some hours in Delhi by an engine trouble, which was caused by a rag which had been sucked into the intake pipe. A strong contrary ...

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  27. RHODES SCHOLARSHIP.

    The Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee for Western Australia desires to bring the following facts to the notice of prospective candidates and ...

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  28. Senate Adopts Credit Bill.

    The Senate adopted the Bill submitted by M. De Monzie in connection with the Morgan credit. The Parliament rose at 3.10 a.m. The remainder of the Morgan ...

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  29. EX-KAISER'S CLAIM.

    In the town of Windhoek to-day the hearing was opened of an application from the ex-Kaiser in connection with certain property in South-Western ...

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  30. THE REFERENDUM.

    Replying to what he terms misconceptions regarding the all-Australian Trade Union Congress Mr. A. C. Willis, Vice-President of the Executive ...

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  31. Intense Public Interest.

    The public interest in the debate was [?]precedented in the history of the Republic. Huge crowds in the Chamber cheered and yelled when the result of the ...

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  32. New Settlers.

    The following is the official list of new settlers due to arrive at Fremantle by the s.s. Osterley next Monday:—Nominated:—Adams. Mrs. Eliz., and daughter; Beckett, ...

    Article : 174 words
  33. Movement for Dictatorship.

    The movement in favour of a Dictator or a committee of public safety invested with plenary powers is growing in intensity. M. Morinaud, a ...

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  34. Public Buildings Guarded.

    Public buildings and the Elysee are guarded strongly. Cafes and night establishments have been closed. Bands of Fascisti paraded in force, shouting ...

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  35. THE TARIFF.

    Mr. T. F. Tattersall (chairman of the English Sewing Cotton Company, Limited), at the annual meeting of share holders commented strongly on ...

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  36. CALCUTTA RIOTS.

    Amazing scenes occurred in connection with the Moburrum (religious) procession of the great Mahometan festival. Hindus fired from housetops, causing ...

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  37. Poincare Forming Cabinet.

    M. Poincare is forming a Cabinet, which will probably be in the nature of an emergency committee, composed of only half-a-dozen Ministers. ...

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  38. Prime Minister's Itineraries.

    That there has been a decided swing of public opinion in favour of the Referendum proposals in South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales, is the ...

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  39. "Without Tears or Lamentations."

    With M. Poincare busy Cabinet-making, it is scarcely worth when to tell how M. Herriot's Ministry fell. As the Paris Correspondent of the London ...

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  40. Fourth Test Match.

    All the thirteen players from whom the English team is to be selected on Saturday have played against the present Australian side, and the results of ...

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  41. BASIC WAGE.

    The Industrial Commission which is holding an inquiry into the standard of living in New South Wales, with a view to declaring a basic wage, was warned ...

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  42. Situation Under Control.

    The situation was brought under control after the police had fired on crowds in half a dozes different places. Thus for 6 persons have been killed and 33 ...

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  43. CHILLED BEEF.

    The Port Auckland's experimental shipment of chilled beef was party successful. A parcel from Wyndham carried Splendidly, and was sold at from 5¼d, to ...

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  44. VICTORIAN WAR MEMORIAL.

    The Victorian war memorial committee and the sub-committee of Cabinet at a joint meeting to-day decided to ask the Government to introduce a Bill to ...

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  45. WAR BREAD.

    A large part of Europe will revert shortly to bread similar to that which was in vogue in war time. The subject is prominent in France. Italy, and ...

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  46. Trade Union Congress.

    The Melbourne Trades Hall Council tonight on the recommendation of the executive declined to be represented at the All-Australian Trade Union Congress which ...

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  47. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    A replica of the Speaker's chair for the Federal House of Representatives will be shipped to Australia on August [?] Previously to that date it will be ...

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  48. London Opinion.

    In spite of the talk of dictatorships and revolutions, and the evidences of a rising, anti-American, and, to a lesser degree anti-British feeling among the ...

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  49. EMPIRE PARLIAMENTARY CONFERENCE.

    A comprehensive programme has been arranged for the entertainment in New South Wales of the delegation of members of the British and Dominion ...

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  50. CATHEDRAL FOR BROOME.

    At a meeting in the Mansion House. London, in support of Bishop Trower's appeal for help to raise a cathedral in Broome (Western Australia), the Lord ...

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  51. QUEENSLAND JUDICIARY.

    Mr. H. D. Macrossan, a brilliant Queensland barrister, has been elevated to the Supreme Court Bench to-day. The Attorney-General said to-day that Mr. ...

    Article : 109 words
  52. The Exchange Rate.

    The rate of exchange on Paris opened in London this morning at 209 and it has now reached 213½.—Reuter. ...

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  53. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr. S. Baldwin told Mr. G. D. Fanshawe (Conservative) that the question of the relations between the Empire and ...

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