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CONVICTS ESCAPE AT JERUSALEM. Press Association— By Telegraph Copyright JERUSALEM, September 11. One hundred convicts made a dash for liberty in the centre of the city. The troops fired, hilling seven and wounding eight. Thirty escaped.—A. and N.A. Cable. BELGIAN ROYALTIES AT BOMBAY. DELHI, September 11. The King and Queen of Belgium have arrived at Bombay. Reuter. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY. VANCOUVER, September 11. Speaking at Kingsville, Ontario, Mr G. P Graham, Minister of Railways, described the Canadian national railway as the greatest experiment in public ownership in the world, adding in defence of the Government’s policy against Mr Meighen’s attacks, “that the road is making as fine a record as any on this continent.”—Reuter.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19584, 14 September 1925, Page 7
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