The following telegram was sent to the Premier of New South Wales (Mr. Holman) to-day from the Prime Minister's Department:—"I think it my duty to ...
Article : 587 wordsChairman of the Central Board of Health (Dr. W. Ramsay Smith) was able to report on Friday that "things are settling down quietly at the Jubilee Oval ...
Article : 418 wordsReport says that the Jugo-slavs have authorised a general mobilization, claiming that the Isonzo River be boundary between Italy and the boundary have Ttaly and the new ...
Article : 152 wordsThe Outer Harbour was usually busy on Friday owing to the arrival of troops from three different vessels, and a number of munition workers from the Thongws. ...
Article : 636 wordsThe National Industrial Conference, conflating, of 800 delegates, representing 10,000,000 employers and workers, has been opened. The Minister for Labour ...
Article : 91 wordsWhen things are different they are not the flame, but there may be converging lines. Education and more education will in the end prove to be as powerful sprog ...
Article : 966 wordsLos Angeles! Los Angeles the wonderful! We reached it at the end—starting from Sam Bernardino—of a 60-miles-long and [?] board belt of orange and lemon. ...
Article : 1,851 wordsDr. A. V. Benson, the Chairman of the Port Adelaide Raring Club, who spent many months in the firing line, talks in a most interesting strain on the ...
Article : 706 wordsThe Ministry of Labour states that 36 labour disputs are being referred to arbitration this week, including the boiler makers' claim for a 20 per cent, advance ...
Article : 97 wordsThe Berlin correspondent of The Politiken reports that the Radicals intend to proclaim a Soviet Republic in Saxony. Further rioting has occurred in Bavaria ...
Article : 148 wordsRoyal assent has been given to the Sankey Commission Bill. It is understood that there will be 16 members of Mr. Justice Sankeve's coal ...
Article : 59 wordsA general strike has been proclaimed in the anthracite coal district of middle. Germany, to force the Government to recognise the workmen's councils. Fierce ...
Article : 59 wordsA Ukrainian Government states that Ukrainian troops art after continuous fighting. Polish forces sent to assist their comrades at repulsed. Street fighting is in progress ...
Article : 74 wordsLieut.—Gen. Sir Nevil Macready, who was appointed Police Commissioner, in London last September, has refused to have farther dealings with the executive ...
Article : 254 wordsMr. James G. Gittings writes:—I was not permitted to go to my late son's bedside the Isolation Hospital, presumably in the interests of the public health: ans I ...
Article : 150 wordsMunich reports state that an executive, committee of Workers and Soldiers' Councils has seized the Government and has proclaimed Bavaria a Soviet Republic. . ...
Article : 35 wordsReports from Weimar state that the Government expects another Spartacist outbreak, and is determine- to use most extreme force to suppress it. The ...
Article : 124 wordsThe Munich Workers, and Soldiers' Council has issued a wireless proclamation stating that "in consequence of the murder of Herr Eisner the Bavarian proletariat has ...
Article : 51 wordsThe bulletin issude from the Exhibition Hospital on Friday afternoon showed that there were four patients there. The convalescents are Nes 47, 65, and 66, and the ...
Article : 36 wordsOwing to the suspension of the newspapers many conflicting reports are being received from Munich. It has now been ascertained that the shooting of leading ...
Article : 259 wordsOn the first day (January 29) of the imposition of Federal quarantine regulations between South Australia and Victoria (says a correspondent with ...
Article : 1,207 wordsMessrs. Walter Kleemo, Cecil Smith, and S. R. Seaver wrote to The Register last night:—"On the eve of departure for New South WaleS the committee acting for the ...
Article : 231 wordsThe United Press correspondent at Weimar reports that the German President (Herr Wbert) believed that the only solution of the political and ...
Article : 160 wordsThe Government is providing accommodation for the reception of 250 persons at the influenza quarantine station at Garden Island. Passengers by interstate boats ...
Article : 108 wordsAn Army Council order removes the Testrictions on dealings in wool of all descriptions from February 25, also in tops made therefrom. The Council, however, ...
Article : 75 wordsThe Echo de Paris correspondent at Geneva reports that during December 24 known anarchists and Bolsheviks arrived in the neighbourhood of Vevay (Switzerland), ...
Article : 87 wordsArrangements have been made for the dispatch of a train, at 7 o'clock on Monday evening, from Adelaide to Broken Hill to take home those who have been stranded ...
Article : 41 wordsAdmiral Halsey Las conferred with Mr. Hughes da Australian naval matters. ...
Article : 17 wordsForty-seven passengers left Broken Hill for South Australia on Wednesday night, and another 40 arrived in Broken Hill on Thursday from the Cockburn detention ...
Article : 269 wordsThe latest scores in- the Stevenson-Falkiner match are:—Stevenson, 3,801; Fallkiner, 3,463. ...
Article : 16 wordsThirteen hundred London policemen, are suffering from influenza. Twenty people were suddenly stricken with the disease in the streets. ...
Article : 27 wordsLord Cowdray's prospectors have discovered oil in the Chesterfield distinct. Details of the find has been withheld. ...
Article : 19 wordsThe Copenhagen correspondent of The Sun reports that the situation in Norway as regards Bolshevism is extremely delicate. Parts of Norway are suffering ...
Article : 65 wordsA suspicious outbreak of sickness lias occurred, at the Aboriginal camp at Fingall, near Tweed Heads, and it is reported that four cases of pneumonic influenza have ...
Article : 126 wordsThe Ministry of Munitions a arranging to SelL thousands of cycles and motor cycles. ...
Article : 20 wordsFrance has issued a challenge for the Davis Tennis Cup. A cable message, published in The Register on Friday, advised that Great ...
Article : 39 wordsThe Government is arranging to build 50,000 houses in, Ireland. ...
Article : 13 wordsA message from Tokio elates that the Japanese Government is extending facilities to foreigners regarding the ownership of land in Japan. Hitherto aliens have not ...
Article : 38 wordsThe number of cases of pneumonic inflienza reported to-day was seven, including four among the crew of the steamer Age, which lias been in quarantine since ...
Article : 180 wordsThe Grand Duke Cyril states that the Dowager Empress Marie and the Grand Dukes Nicholas and Boris are living in the Crimea. He believes that the ex-Czar and ...
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Advertising : 872 wordsThe widow of Sir Mark Sykes has been adopted as the Coalition candidate for Central Hull—her late husband'e seat in the Commons. ...
Article : 27 wordsW. Hide and Joe Lynch will contest tie Bantam World's Championship at the National Sporting Club on March 31 for a puree of 2,400 sovs. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe Northern Union is willing to send a Rugby team to Australia next year, and is also considering the removal of the residential qualification in favour of ...
Article : 38 wordsThere were 12 deaths to-day for the whole State, an increase of two compared with Thursday. Admissions were 102, being one less than on the previous day. The ...
Article : 58 wordsMr. A. Mitchell Palmer has been nominated to succeed Mr. T. W. Gregory as Attorney-General of the United States. President Wilson proposes to address a ...
Article : 62 wordsThe Royal Agricultural Society's Show dates were to-day fixed—April 14 to April 26. ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Sat 1 Mar 1919, Page 7
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