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  2. STATE BASIC WAGE.

    Discussing the effect of the reduced basic wage on the State Government's labour costs, the Minister for Public Works (Mr. J. Lindsay) said yesterday, that up-to-date ...

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  3. MAYLANDS SHOOTING.

    In the Criminal Court yesterday, Ben­jamin John Dunstan (34), an ex-employee of the Electricity Department of the Perth City Council, was found guilty of the ...

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  4. DISTRICT ALLOWANCES.

    KALGOORLIE, March 4.—When the Premier (Sir James Mitchell) passed through Kalgoorlie this afternoon by the Great Western express on his return ...

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  5. INDIAN OUTLOOK.

    CALCUTTA, March 4.—An agreement has been reached between the Viceroy (Lord Irwin) and Mr. M. K. Gandhi, the Congress leader, on all outstanding ...

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  6. TRADE DISPUTES.

    LONDON, March 3.—The Labour Party and the Liberal Party met separately to-day to consider the position caused by the Liberal amendment to the Trade ...

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  7. FINANCIAL POLICY.

    MELBOURNE, March 4.—Bankers resent the attack made by the Federal Treasurer (Mr. Theodore), in his speech to the Federal Caucus, in which he said ...

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  8. EAST SYDNEY ELECTION.

    SYDNEY, March 4.—Serious allegations of roll-stuffing in the East Sydney campaign were made to-day by the secretary of the Nationalist Association (Mr. H. W. ...

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  9. NAVAL AGREEMENT.

    LONDON, March 3.—The Prime Minister (Mr. MacDonald) in a telegram to the President of the French Council (M. Laval) and to Signor Mussolini, to-day ...

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  10. M. BRIAND'S CLAIM.

    PARIS, March 4.—The Foreign Minister (M. Briand), intervening in the Foreign Affairs debate in the Chamber of Deputies to-day, said that when the Chamber ...

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  11. SOCIALIST MANIFESTO.

    SYDNEY, March 4.—The general secretary of the Socialist Labour Party (Mr. E. E. Judd), on behalf of the general executive, to-day issued a statement parts of ...

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  12. AMERICAN RECEPTION.

    WASHINGTON, March 3.—While the State Department declines to make any comment on the Continental naval agreement, it is feared here that its provisions ...

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  13. THE POLITICAL FUTURE.

    LONDON, March 4.—Emphasising the necessity for a broder perspective in British politics, "The Times," in a leading article drawing attention to the ...

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  14. CONTROL OF NOTE ISSUE.

    CANBERRA, March 4.—In 1924 the Federal Treasurer of the day (Dr. Earle Page) secured the removal from the Commonwealth Bank Act of a provision that ...

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  15. TEST CRICKET.

    SYDNEY, March 4.—The West Indies team won the Fifth Test against Australia the last match of the tour—at the Sydney Cricket Ground to-day by 30 runs. The ...

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  16. REDUCTION OF INTEREST.

    SYDNEY, March 4.—The Premier (Mr. Lang) announced in the Legislative Assembly this morning that legislation would be introduced as soon as possible ...

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  17. TRAIN MYSTERY.

    GOOMALLlNG, March 4.—With a gaping wound in his throat and a severe cut on the head, Mate Vlahov, a Yugoslav, who disappeared mysteriously from a train ...

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  18. SCOPE OF DECLARATION.

    The secretary of the west Australian Employers' Federation (Mr. L. L. Carter) said yesterday that the basic wage declaration of the State Arbitration Court ...

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  19. THE SINGAPORE BASE.

    LONDON, March 3.—In the House of Commons to-day the First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. A. V. Alexander) in a written answer to a question, stated that ...

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  20. INFLATION DENOUNCED.

    BRISBANE, March 4.—"It is perfectly absurd to say that the banks are endeavouring to dictate what the Governments should do." declared the Premier (Mr. ...

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  21. AVIATION.

    LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Before Sunday next, Prince Jean Chica, Rumanian Minister for Air, and a cousin of King Carol, plans to leave Los Angeles in a huge ...

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  22. ELECTORAL REFORM BILL.

    LONDON, March 3.—The timetable in the House of Commons for the discussion of the Electoral Reform Bill, which embodies the principle of the alternative vote ...

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  23. FOREIGNERS IN CHINA

    LONDON, March 3.—Sir Miles Lampson (British Minister at Peking) arrived at Nanking on Sunday and, during hid visit to the seat of the National ...

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  24. SLAVERY IN LIBERIA.

    LONDON, March 2.—The League of Nations Committee appointed to consider what assistance could be given the Liberian Government in carrying out the ...

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  25. THE SITUATION REVIEWED.

    KALGOORLIE, March. 4.—Referring to the financial position when passing through Kalgoorlie this afternoon by the Great Western express on his return from a ...

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  26. FLIGHTS TO AUSTRALIA.

    LONDON, March 3.—"I will not make an attempt on any records," declared Mr. H. F. Broadbent, to-day. He intends to leave England on a flight to Australia on ...

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  27. THE RENT FACTOR.

    A prominent employer in the sawmilling industry said yesterday that workers engaged at timber mills in country districts had a decided advantage over men in other ...

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  28. VICE IN NEW YORK.

    NEW YORK, March 3.—The investigations into conditions of vice in the city reached a pitiable climax to-night with the suicide, by inhaling gas, of the 16-year-old ...

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  29. DEER PARK EXPLOSION

    MELBOURNE, March 4.—Officials of Nobel (Australasia), Pty., Lid., to-day estimated at approximately £15,000 the damage caused yesterday by the explosion ...

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  30. MURDER AND SUICIDE.

    SYDNEY, March 4.—Following a brief but heated argument with his wife in Goulburn-street, Sydney, early this morning, a man killed her and then committed ...

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  31. LOSS ON THE TOUR.

    SYDNEY, March 4,—Although complete accounts for the West Indies team's tour will not be available for some time, the loss will be about £700. The Australian ...

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  32. ROUSING INTEREST IN FLYING.

    The conference of representatives of aviation interests and oil companies, convened by the West Australian section of the Aero Club, to discuss plans for the ...

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  33. OLD PROSPECTOR MISSING.

    ALICE SPRINGS, March 4.—Somewhere in the interior, "Das" Lassiter, an old prospector, whose tales of a fabulously rich goldfield have led to many ...

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  34. LONDON'S TRAFFIC.

    LONDON, March 3.—After having exhaustively discussed six alternative schemes for dealing with the Charing Cross traffic problem, a special advisory ...

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  35. FEDERAL CUT.

    MELBOURNE, March 4.—When dealing with further applications for a reduction of 10 percent, in various award rales, the Full Court of the Federal ...

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  36. ABORIGINE'S DEATH.

    KALGOORLIE, March 4.—At Coolgardie this afternoon, Constable Martin arrested an aborigine named Kumalwarra, for whom a warrant had been issued on a ...

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  37. ALBANY SHOOTING.

    ALBANY, March 4.—At the Albany Police Court to-day, Henri Reeder, proprietor of the Piccadilly Cafe, was committed for trial at the Southern Sessions ...

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  38. FLYING OFFICERS' TRAINING.

    LONDON, March 4.—The Air Ministry has agreed to a request from Australia that it should accept 12 flying officers this year on short service Royal Air Force ...

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  39. COMMUNISM AT DARWIN.

    DARWIN, March 4.—At a union meeting on Monday last, the suspension of the standing orders was moved for the purpose of reopening discussion on the matter ...

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  40. MARRIED IN HANDCUFFS.

    PARIS, March 3.—Handcuffed and guarded by two policemen, Henri Bauer, who is charged with having murdered two men, was married to-day. By special ...

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  41. LOAD-LINE CONVENTION.

    LONDON, March 3.—In the House of Commons to-day the President of the Board of Trade (Sir. W. Graham) sair it was proposed to ratify the convention ...

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  42. THE HISTORY OF THE WAR.

    The preservation of war diaries, and memories of the war in word and picture is aimed at by the State branch of the Returned Soldiers' League. At the ...

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  43. BRITISH GENERAL'S DEATH.

    LONDON, March 3.—On the conclusion of the evidence to-day in the inquest concerning the death of Brigadier-General Alexander Baird, who was killed when a ...

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  44. MR. SCULLIN'S. SCHOOL.

    MELBOURNE, March 4.—In the presence of a large number of scholars, parents and district residents, an enlarged photograph of the Prime Minister (Mr. ...

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  45. GOLD AT BENDIGO.

    MELBOURNE, March 4.—Strong efforts are being made to revive gold mining at Bendigo, and it is estimated that more than 500 men are prospecting there. For ...

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  46. A CYCLISTS DEATH.

    BOUNDER, March 4.—At an inquest at the Boulder Courthouse yesterday, the Coroner (Mr. T. Y. A. Lang) found that Thomas K. Holloway (44), died in the ...

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  47. CHIGAGO MAYORALTY.

    CHICAGO, March 3.—The Democrats are greatly cheered by an apparent improvement in their chances of defeating Mr. W. Thompson (Republican) in the ...

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  48. SENTENCE APPEALED AGAINST.

    ADELAIDE, March 4.—On behalf of Albert Augustine Edwards (40), a member of the State Parliament, an appeal against a conviction and sentence of imprisonment ...

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  49. "NOT A TIME TO CUT WAGES."

    OTTAWA, March 3.—"The present is no time to cut wages," declared the Minister for Labour (Senator G. D. Robertson) to-day, when referring to the proposal of a ...

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  50. PRICE OF GRAPES.

    ADELAIDE, March 4.—South Australian wine makers are asking for a 20 per cent, reduction in the prices fixed for grapes by the Federal Government. Their request ...

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