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  3. REMARKABLE SCENE.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — A remarkable scene was witnessed to-day at the Trade Union Congress in session at the City Hall at Hull, when the president ...

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  4. NEARING THE GOAL.

    PICTON (Nova Scotia), Wednesday. —The United States globe airmen, Li[?]ts. Smith (leader), Nelson, and Wade, arrived at Picton from Hawke's ...

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  5. LEAGUE ASSEMBLY.

    GENEVA, Wednesday. — The question of the leadership of the Australian delegates, as expected, is developing into a major issue. There, is no ...

    Article : 318 words
  6. CIVIL WAR.

    JAVA, Wednesday. — Fighting commenced to-day at Hwang-tu, 20 miles from Shanghai on the Shanghai-Nan-kin-railway. ...

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  7. SCORED A GOAL.

    SYOSSET, Wednesday. — The Prince of Wales to-day participated in a more intense and accurat game of polo than on Monday. The Prince's ...

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  8. The Millennium.

    Congress adopted a Workers' Charter, providing for the nationalisation of land, mines and railways, a 44-hour working week, a minimum wage in each ...

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  9. MILITANT RECOMMENDATION REJECTED.

    Congress rejected a recommendation from the General Purposes Committee in favor of allowing an emergency resolution to be submitted, instructing ...

    Article : 121 words
  10. Georgian Revolt.

    GENEVA, Wednesday. — The Georgian delegates to the Fifth Assembly of the League of Nations in session at Geneva, received, advice to-day of the ...

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  11. "REDS" ROUTED.

    The "Daily Express'" special correspondent, discussing the Communist set-back at the Hull conference, asserts that the party has definitely ...

    Article : 61 words
  12. A HAPPY FAMILY.

    The incident does not affect the relations between the Australian delegates, who are a happy family. Mr. Char[?]ton, [?]erto, has be[?]n a ...

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  13. Moroccan Situation.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — The latest official report from Madrid speaks of a slight improvement in the situation in Morocco, but the fact that the ...

    Article : 52 words
  14. Communists' Ideal.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — "We are working to form a great, union of powerful pacific organisations into a mass organisation for ...

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  15. REPARATIONS.

    PARIS, Wednesday. — Mr. Seymour Parker Gilbert, a former Under-Secretary to the United States Treasury, has accepted the ...

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  16. AUSTRALIAN LEADERSHIP.

    The Attorney-General of the Australian Commonwealth (Sir Littleton Groom) has cabled to the Prime of Australia (Mr. S. M. Bruce), in ...

    Article : 54 words
  17. TIGHTENING UP CENSORSHIP.

    The Spanish Directorate states that the, censorship is to be made strict[?]r. No criticism calculated to affect the troops or comments or attacks on the ...

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  18. DAVIS CUP.

    CHESTNUT[?]HILLS (Mass.), Wednesday. — Australia, being the winner of the Davis Cup Ties in the American zone, and France, of the series in the ...

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  19. CABLED SPORT.

    GOTTENBURG, Wednesday.—Arne Borg swam 1000 yards to-day in the record tome, of 12 mins. 16 9-10 secs. Borg clipped his own record of 12 ...

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  20. LIFE FOR LIFE.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — Patrick Ma[?]on was executed to-day without a hitch. He Walked to the scaffold firmly. He did not speak, but met death ...

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  21. A Woman's Ordeal.

    VIENNA, Wednesday. — Sister I[?]ma Pu[?]ca, a member of the Hungarian nobility, has been discovered in a lunatic asylum, where, it ...

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  22. INDIANS IN KENYA.

    SIMLA, Wednesday. — The question of Indians ia Kenya was raised, to-day by Dr. Sastri and other non-official at a council of State. ...

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  23. Disarmament.

    The withdrawal of the British delegates from the Conference. Hall soon left large gaps among the desks, which spoke eloquently of the size Of the ...

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  24. RUGBY FOOTBALL.

    ALIWAL NORTH (Cape Col[?]y), Wednesday.—The British Rugbyites touring South Africa, defeated the North-Easterns to-day, 20 to 12. ...

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  25. THE "ALL BLACKS" IN BRITAIN.

    The "All Blacks" were given a civic reception at Newton-Abbot to-day. The band headed a procession through cheering crowds. The streets ...

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  26. Steamer Ashore.

    SUVA, Thursday. — The steamer Mesna ran ashore last night on the Hakaufisi reef, S.W. of Tokulu Island, in the Haapai. The steamer Laburnum ...

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  27. STEEL'S INJURY NOT SERIOUS.

    With regard to the injury received by the New Zealand footballer, Steel, it was found upon an x-ray examination to day, that the arm was not ...

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  28. FIRST-CLASS CRICKET.

    LONDON, Wednesday.— Playing, against the South African tourists to-day, the South of England at Hastings, scored 312 for the loss of nine wickets. ...

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  29. Robbed Wounded French.

    PARIS, Wednesday. — The Court-Martial of Nancy to-day sentenced Dr. Vuldins to 20 years' imprisonment on a charge of having robbed wounded ...

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  30. America's President.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday. — "President Coolidge is not a member of the Ku Klux Klan. He is not in sympathy with the ...

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  31. Items of Interest.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — The famous racing motorist Darioresta was killed, at Brooklands this morning while he was attempting to break a world's ...

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  32. Britain and Egypt.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — The Premier of Egypt (Said Zag[?]lul Pasha) is returning to Egypt, without entering into negotiations at London. The ...

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  33. PRESSMEN PROMINENT.

    An army of 200 pressmen is attending the Assembly of the League of Nations, says Reuter's representative. Press representatives were to-day ...

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  34. Mussolini Uninjured.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — Some shots were fired at the Fascist Prime Minister of Italy (Signor Mussolini) to-day. He was travelling by motor to Rome. ...

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  35. In Occupied Territory.

    In accordance with the London Agreemen, the French Commander in occupied territories (General Degoutte) has issued orders restoring as from ...

    Article : 73 words
  36. N.S.W. BOY SCOUTS ON TOUR.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — The New South Wales Boy Scouts have returned from Germany. They intend going to Scotland on Friday, returning via ...

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  37. Looking for Peace.

    Wh[?] Mr. Macdonald arrived at Geneva, the crowd at the station loudly chcered him and shouted: "Vive Macdonald[?] Vive La P[?]" [?] ...

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