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  2. WHEAT POOL OPERATIONS.

    Opinions favourable and adverse to the wheat-pooling operations of the war period were expressed in evidence given yesterday before the Royal commission inquiring into ...

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  3. U.S.A. AND PEACE TREATY

    At a Republican convention held in Boston, a resolution was unanimously adopted in favour of the prompt ratification of the Peace treaty without ...

    Article : 98 words
  4. ANGLICAN SYNOD.

    The annual synod of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne commenced its sittings at the Chapter House, St. Paul's Cathedral, last night. A service was first held in the ...

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  5. TROOPS RETURNNG.

    Brig.-Gen. T. A. Blamey (C.M.G., C.R., D.S.O., C. de G.), Lieut. S. J. Briggs (M.M.), Lieut, F. G. Campbell (O. de G.), Lieut. F. F. Christian (M. C. and Bar), Lieut. M. V. Growe, Lieut, J. G. Evans ...

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  6. SENATE ELECTIONS.

    Considerable explanation will be necessary before the preferential system of voting proposed for the Senate in the bill to amend the Electoral Act is generally ...

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  7. STRIKE ENDS.

    It was announced officially on Sunday afternoon that the great railway strike had been settled. The terms of settlement provide that the ...

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  8. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—It was stated in Labour circles to-day that it was probable that the Premier of Queensland (Mr. Ryan) would contest either the Illawarra ...

    Article : 206 words
  9. U.S.A. Steel Strike Riots.

    Serious rioting has occurred at Gary (Indiana), arising out of the strike of the Steel Corporation employees, scores of persons heing injured. The Governor of the State ...

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  10. President Wilson Better.

    President Wilson, it was reported at Washington at midnight on Sunday, spent a restful and fairly comfortable day. His appetite is improving, and he is sleeping ...

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  11. Japan's Ratification.

    The Prime Minister of Japan (Mr. Hara), in a speech at Tokio on Saturday, said that the day of Machiavellian diplomacy had passed, and a new era of open diplomacy ...

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  12. CONSTITUTION ALTERATION.

    Sir,—The Prime Minister has asked for far reaching powers to amend the Constitution—powers asked for and rejected previously by the people and States—and ...

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  13. ADVANCE ON PETROGRAD

    Advices received at the Russian Embassy in Washington state that General Yudenitch his begun an advance on Petrograd. In view of the imminent meeting ...

    Article : 113 words
  14. High Cost of Living.

    The United States Council of National Defence has issued a statement, declaring that the high cost of living is due to the fact that the nation's productive powers ...

    Article : 86 words
  15. GERMANS IN BALTIC.

    The Berlin Government, in a proclamation to the German troops in the Baltic States, emphasises the receipt of the Allies' ultimation that they must leave, and the ...

    Article : 154 words
  16. South African Politics.

    Before closing, the Nationalist (Anti-Imperialist) Congress at Paarl (South Africa) adopted "a programme of action," embracing: ...

    Article : 179 words
  17. REPATRIATION.

    A number of requests connected with repartriation were placed before the Acting Minister for Repatriation (Mr. Massy Greene) yesterday by a deputation ...

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  18. Keeping America Clean.

    According to Dr. Johnson, chairman of the Immigration Committee of the United States House of Representatives, thousands of Russian Radicals are now in Japan ...

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  19. SHUNTERS' SUNDAY STRIKES.

    The position taken up by the Railways Commissioners on the question of Sunday pay for shunters was clearly indicated yesterday by the chairman (Mr. C. E. ...

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  20. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Berlin "Tageblatt" mentions that a movement has begun in Heligoland in favour of joining Great Britain, by whom the North Sea island was ceded to Germany ...

    Article : 193 words
  21. Japan in Siberia.

    The Tokio correspondent of the "New York World" says that the Japanese military party is planning to control Siberia from Lake Baikal to Vladivistock. As the ...

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  22. UNTRUSTWORTHY STATEMENTS.

    Sir,—I have read Mr. Hughes's further statement that the wheat was well sold in the circumstances, and possibly it was, but my position is that, with thousands of ...

    Article : 294 words
  23. Men Accept Terms.

    The Albert Hall was crowded with railway-men, who assembled there on Sunday night to hear the result of the Downing street conference. Messrs. Thomas M. P., ...

    Article : 205 words
  24. RICHMOND RAID.

    "It was a quarter to 3 o'clock this morning before we were rid of them," said a Richmond police official yesterday, in refetence to the 48 men arrested on Sunday ...

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  25. Fiume Controversy.

    Advices from Rome state that the blockade of Fiume has been raised. French and American warships have left Spalato, and only the Italian cruiser ...

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  26. NORTHERN TERRITORY GRIEVANCES.

    DARWIN, Monday.—A meeting of the Northern Territory Advisory Council was held this afternoon. The reply of the Minister for Horne and Territories to the ...

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  27. Government Was Ready.

    On Saturday afternoon, when the cutlook for a settlement of the strike was not favourable, the Prime Minister telegraphed to the heads of the ...

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  28. VISITOR FROM FIUME.

    Gabrielle d'Annunzio's coup at Fiume had not taken place when the Norwegian steamer Thordis, which arrived on Sunday, left that port, but officers of the steamer ...

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  29. SHIPPING DISPUTE.

    A conference arranged by Senator Millen will take place in Sydney to-day between representatives of the seamen's Union and the Coastal Steampship Owners' ...

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  30. STATUS WANTED.

    Sir,—Though the father of a large family, I enlisted at a critical period of the war, and after seven months training in the A.I.F. was rejected by the military doctors. ...

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  31. BARRIER STRIKE.

    BROKEN HILL (N.S.W), Monday.— The carpenters resumed work to-day along the line of lode on conditions existing in June last, when thec companies offered ...

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  32. BAHIA CASTILLO TROUBLE ENDS.

    PERTH, Monday.—Mr. Sanders, leader of the passengers left behind by the transport Bahia Castillo, stated last night that in response to the arbitration decision of ...

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  33. SUGAR SCARCITY CONTINUES.

    There is still a serious shortage of sugar is Melbourne. Many grocers decline to [?]rve any but regular customers, and even in these cases parcels are usually restricted ...

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  34. Last Protest by Unions.

    The conciliation committee of the Transport Workers' Conference issued a manifeste on Saturday reviewing the negotiations which up to that time had not been ...

    Article : 180 words
  35. ARSON AND SUICIDE.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Monday.—A sensational double shooting case occurred at the Thorndon end of Wellington to-night. Alexander Aspin, who was separated ...

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  36. LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

    BALLARAT, Monday.—The suggestion that a Ballarat team should take part in the competition for the League premiership has been received very cordially in ...

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  37. HIGH EARNINGS ON WHARF.

    PERTH, Monday.—The Royal commission of inquiry into the claims for compensation of the National workers who were driven off the Fremantle wharves ...

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  38. Japan and Mexico.

    Reports from the American Consulate in Mexico City state that it is understood that a Japanese company proposes to establish a new line of steamships to trade between ...

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  39. MURDER CHARGE WITHDRAWN.

    At the City Court yesterday mention was made of the case in which silverio Caridad, a Spaniard, 45 years of age was charged with having murdered William Douglas, an ...

    Article : 124 words
  40. Germany Gives Up Aeroplanes.

    According to The Hague correspondent of the Paris "Matin," 170 Gemran aeroplanes, forming portion of the war material ordered te be delivered to the Allies, ...

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  41. VISITING CATHOLIC PRELATES.

    Archbishop Redwood, S.M. (Wellington, N.Z.), Archibishop Kelly (Sydney), accompanied by Rev. R. Peoples (private secretary) and Archbishop Duhig (Brisbane), ...

    Article : 97 words
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  43. PIANO RECITAL BY MR. MAX PIRANI.

    A recital is to be given at the Assembly Hall on October 21 by Mr. Max Pirani, an Australian pianist, who has had experience abroad. ...

    Article : 31 words
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  46. Earls Drove Engines.

    Among the aristocracy who assisted in the crisis were the Earl of Elgin (who served in the war) and Lord John Wodehouse (heir to the Earl of [?] who ...

    Article : 119 words
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