CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Twenty-three women have been elected to the Reichstag. The outlook in connection with the Melbourne Tramway strike is considered more hopeful. The police are being held ready in case of any violence. Mr Stanley Baldwin, in the House of Commons, has given notice of motion to remove the McKenna duties.
Ulster has been asked to appoint a Commission in connection with the Irish Boundaries question. Mr John McNeill has been appointed the Free State Commission-
A cleaning.up campaign has been commenced In many American cities. A vigorous search is being made for Major Frederick Martin, the missing aviator.
He was last seen 100 miles west of Chignic (Alaska) a week ago. An American senator (Mr F. A. Britten) is showing much concern at the relative sizes of the British and American Navies. He says America is hopelessly unprepared for war, and that Japan Is not far behind her in naval strength.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 10617, 8 May 1924, Page 2
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