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  3. LABOR v. CAPITAL.

    LONDON, Saturday. — The Federation of General Workers' Conference passed a resolution expressing dissatisfaction with the British Government's ...

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  4. INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.— President Harding, yesterday, faddressed Congress on the strike situation.He outlined the Administration's effort ...

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  5. IRISH CIVIL WAR.

    LONDON, Saturday. — Dublin was disturbed last night by heavy firing and intermittent explosions. Rebels, snipers, and machine gunners.were ...

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  6. REPARATIONS.

    PARIS, Saturday.—The Commission has asked Sir John Bradbury (former British Commissioner) and the President of the Committee of Guarantees ...

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  8. DAVIS CUP TIES.

    PHILADELPHIA, Saturday. — The final draw in the Davis Cup contest, Australia v. Spain, concluded to-day in a victory for the Australians. ...

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  9. CONDITIONS AT KERRY.

    Pitiable conditons prevail at kerry. As a result of the wholesale destruetion of railways and bridges by the rebels foodstuffs are scare, and, as ...

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  10. The Play.

    In the first set the Australians won the first game (4-1), 1-0; and the second from love, 2-0. The Spaniards won the third (4-1), 1-2. The ...

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  11. A SANER VIEW.

    Mr. J. R. Clynes (leader of the Parliamentary, Labor Party) expressed the opinion that no international strike or industrial violence of any kind Would ...

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  12. Mining Industry.

    CAPETOWN, Saturday.—It has been announced that a conference sitting at Johannesburg the mining industry Commission of Inquiry ana ...

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  13. REBEL ACTIVITIES.

    The rebels entered Monaghan town to-day and carried off £0000 from the banks. They shot a postman dead. The rebels have blown up the triple ...

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  14. COTTON GROWING.

    LONDON, Saturday.—On Wednesday, July 26, Mr. H. C. Armstrong (director of the Empire Cotton-growing Association) tendered a luncheon at the ...

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  15. JUSTICE OUTRAGED.;.

    The President asked for the speedy enactment of a law giving the Federal Government power to deal with situations like the Herrin massacre. He ...

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  16. TO REBELS REPULSED.

    The Free Staters to-day repulsed the rebels at Galbally, and drove them out from Kildtarrcy, taking 27 prisoners and capturing, large quantiles ...

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  17. MARK DEMORALISED.

    The German mark on the London Stock Exchange has slumped to 5550 to the £1. ...

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  18. PRINCE'S COMPLAINT.

    BELGRADE, Saturday. — Prince George, of Yugo-Slavia, who a short while ago abdicated, returned recently from abroad. He is causing ...

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  19. "IRISH CATHOLIC" BANNED.

    The Northern Government has forbidden the "Irish Catholic" to circulate in Ulster for a month owing to its attacks on the Ulster judiciary. ...

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  20. IMPATIENT LABORITES.

    The correspondent of the "Morning Post" at Dublin states that the Labor members are impatient at the continued postponements of the meeting of ...

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  21. GUERILLA TACTICS.

    The Irish rebels, defeated in the field, are now developing guerilla tactics by flying columns composed of from 30 to 40 men. ...

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  22. NEPTUNE'S TRIDENT.

    WILLIAMSTOWN Massachusetts, Saturday,—Admiral Rogers Chairman of the Executors' Committee of the United States General Naval Board ...

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  23. The Singles.

    In the first set de Gomer won the [?] game (6-4), 1-0; and the secound (6-4), 2-0. O'Hara Wood won the third (4-2), 1-2. De Gomer won ...

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  24. GRAND JURY SUMMONED.

    It is reported from Marion, Illinois, that the American Grand Jury has been summoned for August 28 to hear evidence in connection with the Herrin ...

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  25. COMPROMISE SETTLEMENT.

    Following an all-day, session at New York yesterday, between the railway executives and Big Brotherhood unions,it is indicated that a compromise ...

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  26. Military Pensions.

    BERLIN, Saturday. — The former Kaiser's fifth son Oscar, the former Crown Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria, and the former Duke George of ...

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  27. SENIORITY: QUESTION.

    lt is learned that the conference compromise provides that seniority will bo restored to the strikers without affecting the right of the new ...

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  28. Greece and Turkey.

    CONSTANTINOPLE, Saturday. — The Allied and Greek Commissioners have signed an agreement establishing a; neutral zone of four miles between ...

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  29. COAL CONFERENCES.

    It is reported from Philadelphia that the conference between the anthracite coal mine operators and the strike leaders adjourned yesterday without a ...

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  30. £4,000,000.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The late Viscount Northcliffe's estate is unofficially estimated at £4,000,000, including more than half the shares of the ...

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  31. AVIATION.

    LAHORE, Saturday.—Major W. T. Blake, the British airman who has been attempting a flight round the world, was successfully operated on at ...

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  32. AGREEMENT SIGNED.

    It is reported that the Indiana mine operators, have signed the Cleveland, agreement with the owners which represent a 3,000,000-ton coal production ...

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  33. £2000 REWARD.

    It is reported from Buffalo, that, following the derailment of the Buffale-Niagara Falls train yesterday nine were iujjured. The railway officials ...

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  34. Rhodesia's Status.

    CAPETOWN, Saturday.— Speaking at a crowded meeting in the Town Hall, Johannesburg, the leader of the Nationalist Opposition Party General ...

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  35. News from Abroad.

    ROME, Saturday.—Many thousands of dead fish are floating in Lake Lnbrino, near Naples, spoiling the lake's valuable fisheries. It is believed that ...

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  36. SUNDAY GAMES.

    LONDON, Saturday. — The London County Council's decision permitting games on Sunday afternoons in the London parks has produced a striking ...

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  37. ENGINELESS 'PLANE.

    It is reported from Berlin that an engineloss acroplano to-day, launched from a peak on the Rhon Mountains, flew for 66 minutes. ...

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  38. SCIENTISTS [?] GERMANS.

    LONDON, Saturday.— The British Association for the Advancement of Science maintains its ban against German scientists attending the ...

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  39. Decisive Victory.

    The doubles match, Spain v, Australia, was decided in, three quickly, played sets, in which the Australians gained a decisive victory. The ...

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  40. Four Fraud Charges.

    LONDON, Saturday. — Gerard Lee Bevan, former chairman of directors of the City Equitable Insurance Co., Ltd., in liquidation, who absconded ...

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  41. To Replace Bottomley.

    LONDON, Saturday. — The by-election to fill the vacancy for South Hackney, caused by the expulsion from the House of Gommons of Horatio ...

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  42. DISASTROUS U.S. FOREST FIRES.

    NEW YORK, Saturday. — Twelve people are dead, while three villages have been destroyed, in forest fires which are raging in the north-east of ...

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  43. TRADE BY BARTER.

    BUDA PEST (Hungary), Saturday. —Many Hungarian tradesmen are demanding wheat instead of the depreciated currency in payment of goods. ...

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  44. PATTERSON—ALONZO.

    In the first set Patterson won the first game (4-1), 1-0; the second (4-1), 2-0; and the third from love, 3-0. Alonzo won only two points ...

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  45. U.S. SENATE ADOPTS TARIFF BILL.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday. — The U.S. Senate adopted the Tariff Bill to— day by 48 for and 25 against. ...

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  46. Whist Drive.

    LONDON, Saturday.—An extraordinary feature of London life to-day is the popularity of whist drives. To— night 18,000 players will compete in the ...

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  47. Norway's Consul to Vic.

    CHRISTIANIA, Saturday.—Mr. Brikrentz has been appointed Consul-General to Melbourne. Mr. Marseng becomes Consul-General ...

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  48. AUSTRIA SEEKING ASSISTANCE.

    VIENNA, Saturday. Dr. Siepel, the Austrian Chancellor, has left Vienna on a visit to Prague, Berlin and Rome in order to confer regarding Austria's ...

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  49. Declining Birthrate.

    PARIS, Saturday. —The declining birthrate in France is attracting serions attention. The rate of births per 1000 families is now 166, compared with 248 in 1913, and 333 in 1865. ...

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  50. FOLLOW MARK—REPARATIONS

    A later message reports that the mark, which opened at 5525 to tho £1, recovered at the close to 5450 to the £1. ...

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