Like Civil War Machine Guns, Armored Cars and Bombs (Published by Arrangement)
The futile attempe to enforce prohibition in U.S.A. is certainly an object lesson to Australia. The New York "Tribune" reports that Ralph A…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1922
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Soldiers and German Goods
The Returned Soldiers' Congress has resolved to ask the Federal Government to legislate against the dumping of German goods into…
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A meeting was held at the Council Chambers on Thursday night last to decide what is to be done with the balance of the Memorial Fund…
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France, according to the Paris press, has made all preparations to occupy the Ruhr, Valley within 24 hours if the Reparations Commission…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegraphic News. SYDNEY. Thursday, 4 p.m. Soldier Settlement
The position of soldier settlement was set out last evening in the Assembly in the course of a long statement by Mr. Wearne. The…
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The awful bungling that has occurred in connection with our schemes for settling soldiers on the land would at one time have politically…
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The inquiry into soldier settlement commenced yesterday by the Parliamentary select committee. The Under-Secretary for Lands gave…
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The Sydney "Telegraph," discussing the proposal of the Government to amend the Preference to Returned Soldiers Act, remarks:—…
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At the School of Arts on Friday night last a meeting of the above committee was held. Present: Messrs. A. Mead (chair), C. T…
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The crisis in the Near East is still developing. It is semi-officially stated that Italy has sent a Note to the Allies refusing to take part in…
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A well attended meeting of the Soldiers Memorial Committee was held on Friday night last at the School of Arts. The programme for the big Commercial…
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It is anticipated that the terms of the Allied Note will not prove acceptable to the Angora Government, which will probably reject any form…
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Greek troops who had been removed to the islands of Chios and Mityleue have started a revolution. They desire to be led against the Turks, in an…
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The Commonwealth Government is paying the British Treasury £2,770, 000, the amount of the half-yearly instalment payable under the…
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The British Cabinet held au all-night sitting on the Near East situation, which is regarded as grave. No official announcement was made,…
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The Sydney architect, Mr. John Reid, whose plan for the monument has been accepted by the Memorial Committee…
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A protocol signed by the Allies and Turks at Mudania provides that Gallipoli shall remain in the hands of the Allies pending the decision of…
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Tuesday night saw one of the most enthusiastic meetings held in Queanbeyan for some time. It was a meeting of the members of the various…
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The organising of the Commercial Travellers' Carnival on November 29 proceeds a-pace. The two secretaries have been sending out…
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Sir Granville Ryrie, whose interest is ever centred in any recognition to our soldier boys, writes that he hopes to be present at the carnival on November 29,…
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