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Rugby, October 2

A Gruesome Sequel,

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EMPIRE LOYALTY.

AUSTRALIAN PREMIER'S

VIEWS.

He said that the Australians, Jiko the Canadians, desired" and asked for increasing freedom to be left

in their own way without, however, departing from their loyalty to the Empire.

Eondon. October 3,

·Marseilles. Oct. 2. At a meeting of the International. A French passenger aeroplane, Interviewed by Router on his ar Miners Committee at Ostend the flying, towards Croydon, caught fire rival en route to Britain to attend Frequent of the British minersfor and crashed at Peneburst, Kent. the Imperial Conference Mr. S. M. Jan International coal strike was Five passengers the pilot and Bruce, Australian Prime Minister,

considered. Delegates of all coun- mechanic were incinerated.

declared that he knew nothing of tries were represented and explain-

London, Later.. arly separatist movement. All the led the views of their respective The aeroplane when over Ton Dominiona

and Colonies were countries. The American and Aus-bridge crashed into д feld deeply attached to the Empire, but telan minera unions also kent mes- adjoining a farm and turned turtle.traditional attachment did not pre- sages setting forth their attitude. The farm hands rushed forward; vent a claim to a larger degree As a result there was a majority but were unable to effect a rescue, of autonomy within the framework against an jaternational strike.jowing,to the flames.

of the Empire. Assurances, however, were given The machine was a four-engined that fullest possible financial sup-Bleriot similar to that which crash port would be accorded to British fed at Lymphe in August. It left miners and that every effort wouldLe Bourget at one o'clock, the paste organise their own institutions be made to prevent the export of sengers being two man and three coat to Britain. Ak again assur-women, all of whom are believed, to ance given on the latter point, how-be Eritish.-Reuter. ever, it is worthy of note that it?

He stated that the Imperial Con- had previously been reported to the

ference would discuss the impor London, Oct. 3. committee that imports of coal into

tant question of Empire relations Great Britain amounted to about The completeness of yesterday's and probably also naval and mili- one million tons a week, chiefly aeroplane disaster at Tonbridgetary matters-Reuter. from Poland and the United States. Was gruesomely emphasised in the Important decisions have been course of the Investigation of the reached by two coal districts in re- debris to-day, which revealed the gard to the Government's proposals scuntiest recognisable articles like which were referred to districts a rosary and a woman's skull, but by the Miners' Delegates Conference the charred bodies removed yes- last. Thursday. The Executive of terday definitely established that the Nottinghamshire Miners' Asso-the passengers were all British ciation has decided to recommend They included a woman and two all miners in the county to accept men belonging to a party of four- the Government's proposals. The lists who decided to round off a de Derbyshire Miners' Association has lightful holiday in Spain by fytag resolved to recommend to its from Paris to London instead of branches qualifed acceptance of the joining the remainder of the party proposals-the qualifications relat-on the boat train-Reuter. ing to the scope of appeals to the national tribunal which is part of the proposals..."

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Mr. Frank Hall. Secretary of the Association, explained that the Association realised

the thab Government's plan was the only one * we re- now open to miners.

NEW GERMANY.

RESTS ON ENTENTE WITH FRANCE

Cologne, Oct. 8. Dr. Stresemann Germany's

WORLD COURT.

Washington, Oct. 1

It is announced that President Coolidge is ignorant of any move ment in America for the with- drawal of the United States from the World Court, to which the United States proposes to adhere.

Reuter's American Service.

BUS SMASH.

Dixon (California), Oct. 1. Twelve of thirteen passengers in a motor bus were killed when it was struck by the Overland Limited, the "crack" train of the Southern Pacific railroad.-Ren- ter's American Service..

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ject it” he said, "we shall be driven Secretary for Foreign Affairs, back on the owners' proposals and speaking at the Congress of the eventually we shall be left without German People's Party, declared right of appeal to any tribunal"--that the new Germany in its rise

END OF SUMMER. British Wireless Service,

eculd only be founded on peace, which must rost on a Franco-

Rugby, October 2. Compromise in the Air.

Rugby, Oct. 3. German entente. Referring to the! Summer time ends at throw The decision of the Executive of Steel Trust, he emphasised that Bri- o'clock to-morrow (Sunday) morn- the Nottinghamshire Miners' Asso-tain eould have joined it she had ing when the clocks will be, put clation to recommend the miners in wanted to. Germany's economic back one hour to Greenwich mean that county to accept the Govern- policy could never be aimed at ex-time.--British Wireless Service. ment's proposala and the decision cluding or opposing certain Powers, of the Executive of the Derbyshire regarding which he pointed Miner Association to recommend that the Thoiry negotiations ac to its members qualified acceptance corded with the policy of the CONSULADO DË PORTUGAL are considered Hikely to bring the United States, and was one "whose con stoppage in these counties to aime characterised the real paci5- cation of Europe. Dr. Stronemann A progressive increase in the regretted that in "responsible quar-

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