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London, September 20th. The military at Dublin raided and suppressed four newspapers. The Peace Treaty lias been presented to Bulgaiia, and twenty live days given for observations. The Soveit Government, Petrograd, has made overtures to the Allies for peace. A state of siege has been proclaimed at Moscow, consequent on the approach of the Cossack army. Five thousand iron-founders and others in the trade have struck for increased wages. If the dispute is prolonged all engineering and boilermaking trades will have to stop. Six Communists have been executed for the murder of hostages during the Bolshevists regime at Munich. The steamer Valbmicra, from Spain to Havana, is believed to have sunk, after grounding on a quicksand in the Gulf of Mexico. She had 300 passengers aboard. Sydney, September 20th. The Bakers strike is extending, and apprentices, pastry-cooks, and carters are to be called out.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume L, Issue 2641, 22 September 1919, Page 5
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