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Elec. Tel. Copvrfßnt— United Press As^n. 1 I (The Times.) (Received May 29, 1.25 p.m.) DUBLIN, May 28. The Ulster Unionist Council at a special meeting under the presidency of Sir Edward Carson, passed a resolution pressing for the non-partition of Ulster. (United Service.) LONDON, May 28. Mr Lacy , declares that there is no foundation for the Daily Chronicle's report that the Australian Board of Control will choose only players m test matches who actually fought m the war. ' (Reuter's Telegram.) WASHINGTON, May 28. Congress refused to ' override the veto of the' Knox resolution. President Wilson, by vetoing the resolution, declared that the treaty embodied important things omitted by resolution. In rejecting the I treaty tlie United States declared m effect that she wished to draw apart and pursue only heriown objects and interests. Such a peace with Germany as the resolution proposed is or ought to be inconceivable as it i& • inconsistent with the dignity of the United States and with the ' rights and liberties of citizens and the very fundamentals of civilisation. (Received May 29, 2.5 p.m.) , ift SYDNEY, May 29. | With reference to the rail way men's uemands, for double pay during the Prince's' visit the Commissioners aecline.l to promise payment beforehand, but after the visit were prepared to make adequate additional payment for aiiy ascertained extra duties incurred. A deputation of railwaymen interviewed Mr. J* Dooley, Chief Secretary, who promised that If the Commissioners refuse to pay he. will have an amount placed on the estimates to cover the payment. In regard (to the railway policy generally, he addted that the Government, had submitted their desires to the Commissioners. Whether the policy cf the Commissioners was going iq he m keeping with the policy of the Government, he was unable to say, but he would give assurance that the policy. of the Labor Party as declared at the elections is going to be carried out-
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15229, 29 May 1920, Page 6
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