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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2221, 6 August 1914, Page 5

LATE ITEMS.

DISSATISFIED LIBERALS ..WILL CROOkS SPEAKS OUT. 19 ■ —- - (Eec. August 0, 2;20 a.m,) J. London, August 4. After. Sir Edward: Grey's speech a* num. ber of Liberal members mot; and passed a resolution cypres sing llio opinion that insufficient reason exists at, nresent for intervention, and urging continuance of "negotiations with Germany t with a view' to\ maintaining neutrality.. " ■ Mr. Will Crooks,. Labour M.P.,/Speaking at Woolwich, urged the meeting to support tlie Government at all costs, and to see the Old Country through. BRAZIL BOURSES CLOSED ; >, ( (Rec. Augusts,. 0.35 a.m.) \ ' Monte Video, August il The bourse and .banks haye bpen closed until August Bi* A-moratorium has been decreed at' Rio do iJan'jiro. l , The Ministry has decreed a : business: holiday till August 15," and will ask Parliament to vote a moratorium. . . , • „ . NATIONALISTS SECURE RIFLES '• r '' "1! . '' 1 ." (Eec. August- 5; 11.35 p.m.) (Delayed, in Transmission.) London, August 3. The 'Nationalists landed' ten thousand rifles about twenty , miles'.from Dublin Station. CARPENTIER JOINS ARMIf Paris,' August 3. ; (E-eo. r 4ugust:'V 11.35 p.m.) .(Delayed in : Transmission.). . 7,. Georges Carpehticr's .boxing engage* ments aro likely to bo'.cancelled, 4s he i» required to serve in ths army. ■ •

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