French Elections
The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" states that polling for the general elections will take place in France to-day, when 584…
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Politics & elections, 1924
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Japanese Election a Bitter Fight Government Doomed (Australian Cable Association.) TOKIO
With the national election one of the bitterest political campaigns on Japanese modern history is drawing to a close. There are upwards of a thousand…
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Paris newspapers supporting Poin[?]are are naturally elated at the invitation from London, which represents a proof of Mr. MacDonalda's confidence…
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Reuter's Paris correspondent states:—The general elections yesterday coincided with the fete day of Joan of Arc, and were carried out in fine weather. There…
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A telegram from Tokio states that the election results in the city constituencies which are announced show that the Selyohunto Party has been heavily…
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wall street evidently disliked the result of the French elections, for francs opened at 5.6, practically 45 points under Saturday's closing rate…
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Reuter's Toklo correspondent states that the results of the polling in the Japanese general elections last evening showed the following state of parties:…
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Reuter's Paris correspondent telegraphs that the results of the French general election are now practically complete…
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M. Paincare has decided to announce his resignation when the new Chamber meets on-June 1. The "Star's" political correspondent says British Government circles are delighted with the results of the elections, which are…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Japanese Politics Election Day Riots Bitter Fight Tokio
The first-two hundred seats' reported In tho election returns fall- to give.the- combined, opposition .the expected totals, although carrying- 119…
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In the Senate, on the motion of Senator Pearce, two months' leave of absence was granted to Senator Wilson, owing to urgent public business…
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Sir Albert Gould, the chancellor, moved, "That an ordinance to provide for the election or appointment of a bishop in the diocese of Newcastle be read a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →French Elections Poincare Will Resign Views of the Press (Australian Cable Association.) LONDON
M. Poincare, the French Prime Minister, following on his defeat at the French general elections, has told the President, M. Millerand, that his Cabinet will resign…
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A message from Tokio reports that the final returns of the elections, with the exception of two seats for Northern Kokaido, where balloting has been…
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In the Senate to-day, the Land Acquisition Bill reached the third reading stage. The Canned Fruit Bounty Bill passed…
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PENNYBONT WALLSEND GLEN SONG POLYCLETAN…
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In the Senate to-day, Senator Crawford, Honorary Minister, in reply to Senator Graham (W.A.), stated that the embargo within Australia…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Life in London Topics of the Hour London, April 3. Three Party Parliament
A three-party Parliament gives ample opportunity for speculation as to what eventually will bring the Government down. The traffic strike was a dark…
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A Capetown message states that the election campaign is warming, up, and the secession tone is becoming more and more prominent…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Election Pledges Government and Strikers LONDON
The Government was on the edge of a pr[?]pice for hours, over a plea in the House of Commons by M. Hayes, leader of the police-strikers IN 1919…
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