The Archive
Saturday, 14 February 1925
The North-China HeraldAlleged Ringleaders in CourtAltogether 14 arrests were made, brought before on Wednesday, charged with being concerned in inciting the strike. After evidence outlining the facts stated above had been given by Inspr. Foley and Det. Sgt. Andrews, 13 … The North-China HeraldLocal Bankruptcy ReturnsFeb 1. ConsIDERING how bad business conditions were, it is somewhat surprising to find that the total number of bankruptcies and liquidations which the Mixed Court had to deal with in 1924 numbered only thirty-five, five… The North-China HeraldStripping Peasants of AllA slight panic was produced by the closing of the gates on Sunday but there was no serious disturbance till early Monday morning, when from five o'clock on, firing all round the city, but mostly on the north and east, an… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldUnemployment in Great BritainTo the Editor of the "Nonrn-Cama DaiLy News." Sin,—The "Spectator" of January' 17 contains the following, which malign influences of Trade Unions is one of the most pressing problems: before the country to-day. There: se… The North-China HeraldSecond Fight for ShanghatThis might be traced partly to the cashiering of Chi, partly to} Chang Yuan-ming's ' continued hold on Lunghua, partly to the coveted opium revenues of the Shanghai area. Chi at first attempted to brazen out his missal. … The North-China HeraldOther Potential HelpersYielding a nominal allegiance to the Tupan are the forces of three Teaders in the south and the south-the post of Commissioner for the extirpation of brigands, in this-and other provinees. There may be another reason how… The North-China HeraldThe Students AgainFurther demonstra fat three more of the company's mills, Nos, 7, 13 and 14, situated in Robison Road, and here also offices were raided and furniture smashed up, while a number of machines were ut out of gear, completely… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Labour and LiberalIhave both tabled motions against the Government's Safeguarding of Industries policy for Monday's debate. The Labour Party's motion, in the names of Mr. Ramsay Macdonald and Mr. Philip Snowden, that the Government's poli… From Reuters · North-China HeraldSecurity Distinct from DebtLondon, Feb. 10. Tt is officially denied that there has been any discussion, as reported in Pari between Britain, France and Germany with a jew to a revival of the military 1912, under which Britain preserved "unfettered… The North-China HeraldLy's Defence and DefeatOn September 3 the first shots occurred, a mere brush of outposts at Quinsan, after which Lu Yung-hsiang drew in his advance guards to the line mentioned above and solemnly declared war on President Tsao Kun. On Septembe… The North-China HeraldEnergy Under DifficultySince the formation of the National Anti-Opium Axsociation of China by these people's zations, our work unfortunate ly, hus been hampered by the recent fighting between our military factions. Therefore, up to September 2… The North-China HeraldPrices of Beef in ShanghaiIncreasing Figures Due to War: Records from Markets and Slaughter Houses Foreig under the protection of their respective flags may laugh at the Chinese armies and feel safe secure in the treaty ports, but in their innoce… The North-China HeraldVia Siberia andExperiences of the Railway and in. Russia on Way to England from China The following very interesting account of a journey Home vid 'Siberia, Moscow and Latvia' comes from Br. G. E. Cross and is dated Jarrow-on-Tyne, Jan… The North-China HeraldPublication Laws Still in ForceThe Assessor—I think the first! time this case was before the court Mr. Maitland did make reference to much a case tried before the Japanese Assessor and two other ceases Mr. Maitland said that the matter was perfectly c… The North-China HeraldMrs. Alex. CampbellNews has been received of the death of Mrs, Alexander Campbell which took place st her rexidenee, St, rannock's, Eastbourne, on the 11th, tant. The announcement must cause great regret to a very large number of people in… The North-China HeraldExciting Rescue of MissionariesAn exciting episode of the present situation has been the rescue of the Methodist and Baptist. missionaries outside the city. These undertook to stay on their compounds until trenches were being dug on each side of them,… The North-China HeraldSouthern Leanings of OfficialsThe present higher Provincial officials are said fo be all ardent Kuomintang men. On the whole they are very young. The Commissioner of Police is thirty-four or five. The Commissioner of Education is not more than 38; th… The North-China HeraldOver Eight DivisionsThis seems incredible to me, as, if the companies were up to' the ordinary strength of about 500 men, General Han would command over ight divisions as far as strength goes, This is more than Marshal Wu Pei-fu had with hi… The North-China HeraldFour Who SufferedSpeaking of brigands, several of the type who masquerade as soldiers were quickly despatched at Chengchow a few days ago. On leaving the main door of the Union station there I was shocked to see staring up at the morning… The North-China HeraldMarshal Chang's AimIn an interview with a repr sentative of the "North-Ching Daily News" Gen, Chang said that he had come here in the interests of peace and national unification. His father, who was in excellent health, had one desire, nam… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Geneva Opium ConferenceRecommendation for Restriction of Heroin Sales Adopted at Second Session Geneva, Feb. 12. The Second Opium Conference which lasted all yesterday discussed technical matters connected with the draft convention on drugs. T… The North-China HeraldGreat Crowds Greet Him at StationGen, Chang Hsiao-liang, Commander-in-Chief of the Third Ni tional Army (Fengtien), and son Marshal Chang Tso-lin, arrived in Shanghai on Sunday' afternoon' shortly after 3 o'clock and was greeted by his' uncle, Marshal C… The North-China HeraldThe Soldiers on the RailwayMone than a week has elapsed ince General Sun Chuan-fang marched his troops out of the Arsenal, as part of the peace terms with General Chang. Chung-chang, by which both parties were to withdraw thais troops from Shangha… The North-China HeraldSoldiers Beheaded in ShanghaiGrim Justice for Military Male- p, factors: How Marshal Chang Deals with Wrongdoers Marshal Chung—Chung-chang, Communder-in-Chief of the Fengtien troops here, is keeping his promise made when he first came to Shanghai, t… The North-China HeraldThe Shanghai Rifle AssociationQuestion of Arm for Interport Competitions: New Committee ly Elected At the annual meeting of the Shanghai Rifle Association; held jon Tuesday at the S. V. C. headquarters, the following committee, four of them serving t… The North-China HeraldWaterworks' Lack of ForesightBehind this pending tragedy of possible acute suffering is the incompetency and Inck of foresight of the waterworks. department Japan has never had—since a modern waterworks system was installed—a drought in the winter F… The North-China HeraldKing that." Marshal Chang!be ordered to remain in Shanghai with his troops, both to guard the Woosung Forts and as a pre: caution against Tupan Sun Chuanfang of Chekiang, whom they still regard as a menace. With reference to the former, it is sai… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldSoup and StatecraftTo the Editor of the 'NORTH-CHINA Datty News." Sin,—Reading the political news from Europe I was struck by one item. in the Chamber of Deputies a speech, which proved a verity able bombshell in all the Chancelleries of E… The North-China HeraldFrom All QuartersThe Big West China Conference of the churches is in full swing at Chengtu and the local churches sent their quota of delegates to the conference. Following the confer ence is-to be held the annual meetings of the several… The North-China HeraldA Gruesome DiggingThen the police began to look into things on the spot, but nothing perturbed Thorn. He went on just the same, he issued through the spors a pathetic appeal to hi fiancee to come forward and clear the suspense of her pare… The North-China HeraldIncitements to IndolenceSerious Charges Prefer ed Against Open Fires The Defendant Charged One ca wine the defendant, the Open Fire, dragged into the Court of Public Opinion an charwes preferred against it by the woukd-Tesindustrious,—alleyinge… The North-China HeraldCharges of Assault Against MarineCase Dismissed in U. 8. Commissioner's Court ton, U.S. Come! Witness ordered him not to drink, but the latter declared that he would. He then tried to take flask and glass from accused, but was in turn us-saulted, a shor… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldNeed of a New Public SchoolTo the Editor of the "NontH-CHina Datcy News." Sir—I was intensely interested in the article which appeared in this inning's issue of your valued under the heading "Need of New Public School." This subject has been exerc… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe French BudgetFrs, 18,000 Millions for Interest on Loans Paris, Feb. 13. The Chamber of Deputies in joll-night sitting belatedly passed the budget, amounting in all to. Frs, 34,187,000,000 of which Frs. 18,000,000,000 are for the paym… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldExhibition of PicturesTo the Editor of the "NonrH-Cniwa Dairy News." Sin—I shall be much obliged if }you could spare space for the subjoined announcement which, I venture to hope, may be of interest to your readers and the public generally. A… The North-China HeraldModest Young ManGen. Chang could not say how Hong he would remain in Shanghai, Toeai were preparing to him such a royal welcome he Should certainly not have come, He wished to remain as inconspicuous as possible. With reference to a sta… The North-China HeraldConference Waiting for RulesPeking, Feb. 7. The preliminary meeting of the Reorganization Conference due to be libeld to-day has been postponed till February 9 because the Legislat Bureau has not completed the draft the regulations to govern the: C… The North-China HeraldOpium and Fair PlayTHe withdrawal of the Ameri: can and) Chinese delegations from the International Opium Conference, held under the auspices of the League of X meetings which, it was hop might do much to end the tragic in this benighted d… The North-China HeraldVarying by LocalityBy locating Chengtu on the map of Szechuan it should be easy to find the other places. If we ask to what extent is opium groWing in this large area, we find that varies in different places. Hopachang, a market 35 li from… The North-China HeraldDeputy Commissioner Returning to the of Police Normalremotion for Captain E, 1 M.|Striking Change in Conditions Barrett Near Shanghai: The Rail- Captain E. LIN. Barrett, cat. way Services is to be congratulated on his apointment, which is now announced, The Lunghua Arsenal…
