The Archive
Saturday, 28 March 1925
The North-China HeraldDr. E. L. Marsh against Mr'Matthews, plaintiff claiming Ti 346.39 ard $23: According the statement of claim, defendant' took from plaintiff the tenancy of a furnished house, 671 Avenue Foch, for nine months from February 20, under an agreement in… The North-China HeraldKing on MediterraneanGenoa, March 20. The British King. and Queen arrived here today, and embarked on their yacht. Mar. 21. 'The Royal Yacht with the King' and the Queen on board departed lay for Leghorn. The King after 'a restful night, bri… The North-China HeraldJapanese Exclusion in AmericaAmbassador's Intention to Reopen Discussion: Hopes of a Settlement New York, Mar. 25. The Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Matsudaira, in a speech before the Japan Society here to-day, intimated his intention, when an opportune … The North-China HeraldThree Strong BandsSince then there have been three bands of robbers, each band being! estimated at about 250 strong. All of them occupied the south of the Yellow River, but as the river wat frozen they were able to cross over to the north… From Reuters · North-China HeraldRun on Central Bank of CantonResult of Dr. Sun's Death: Coincidence of Holidays -Allows Funds to Be Secured Canton (despatched from Hongkong), Mar. 18. Upon the death of Dr. Sun Yat~ sen, the several agencies of the Kuomintang Central Bank of Canton… The North-China HeraldLocal Civil WarOn the termination of hostilities Just autumn your Chamber convened a meting of the National Cham-at which resolutions wer mmerelal community, Naval offer to undertake the work was hot accepted. Congestion on the creek i… The North-China HeraldThe Lincheng AffairDr, Fischer replied that he understood that particular law applied to highway bandits, such a: had taken part in the Lincheng affair, for instance, Mr. Maitland. don't suppose the prisoner will mind whether he is shot un… The North-China HeraldClash With PoliceA few men complied with the lorder, and the affeer went away. Returning a little later, he observed the crowd as thick ax ever, and hho went for. assistance. Shortly, after one o'clock in the. afternoon squad of police r… The North-China HeraldThe French ViewParis, Mar. 25. cordiality of the foreign affairs newspapers the speech of Mr. Austen Chamberlain, the British Foreign Secretary, in the House of Commons, yesterday, but regret that Britain opposes an Angh-Franco-Belgian… From Reuters · North-China HeraldCause for SatisfactionIt is in such contemplations, my fellow countrymen, which are' not exhaustive: but only representative, that I find ample warrant for satisfaction and encouragement. We should not let the much that is, to obscure the muc… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Twenty Terrible Youths of FoochowEveryone Against Boycott but Entire Populace and Police Intimidated Peking, Mur. 20, The latest, reports from Foochow indicate that, despite the efforts which are being made an the one hand by Mr. F. L. Mayer, First Secr… The North-China HeraldTo Kill or Be KilledThe bitter wind was blowing them out towards the open sea, there was nothing to eat for himself or the dogs, there was no room for suffi-relent exercise to keep up the cireulation~ of blood and though he slapped his arms… The North-China HeraldArbitration and Negotiation"In conformity with the principle! that a display of reason rather than a threat of force should be the determining fad: or in the intercourse Jamong nations, we have long advo-leated the peaceful settlement of disputes … The North-China HeraldA Mother Refused Custody of ChildDispute over Parentage of Eurn: Court Decides for Spanish Father Mr. Vizenzinovich and Magistrate Sung at the Mixed Court on Thursday heard an application for a stay Alleged faulty' heating and sanity ary arrangements in… The North-China HeraldA Mother Refused Custody of ChildDispute over Parentage of Eurn: Court Decides for Spanish Father Mr. Vizenzinovich and Magistrate Sung at the Mixed Court on Thursday heard an application for a stay Alleged faulty' heating and sanity ary arrangements in… The North-China HeraldDid not Hear the Shotsaid that he was ordered by Going: his story, prisoner stranger to go to the railway station, when his passenger got oat and walked on to the Woosung platform, telling him to wait. The man came out alone soon afterwards … From Reuters · North-China HeraldAustralian Treasurer in AmericaDr. Page's Denial of a Borrowing Mixsion: A Scheme to Subdivide the States York, Feb, 24. fe, treasurer of Commonwealth of dxustralia, arrived here to-day on his way to England, said Australia had no present intention of… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Roosevelt Indian Hunting TripMisunderstanding in America of British Restrictions: Everything Now Satisfactory Washington, Mar. 25. It is reported that the refusal ithe Indian authorities to permit a big game expedition led by Messrs. Theodore and He… The North-China HeraldFor Over Nine CenturiesNone of the original pagodas now exist, though the sites.on which the present day ones stand, in many cases, have been occupied by similar buildings from the time when these first came into vogue down to the present d Tt… The North-China HeraldEvidence by the BankA representative of the Bank of Communications formally proved the issue of notes by his bank and the fact that the notes in this case were forgeries. He had seen other forkeries of the Bank's notes. Mr. Newman—And this … The North-China HeraldRussian Litigants and U. S. CourtInteresting Point of Jurisdiction The motion to dismiss in connexion the claim of the Gromov heirs tthe International Banking Corporation for G$360,450, came up for hearing at the U. S. Court on Monday. Mr. C. S. Frankli… The North-China HeraldPaying for the MessageOn.the other hand, a different condition exists in connexion with measured rate service. With the measured rate service the message is the unit instead of the rental of the instrument; and it is the message that the subs… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldTre Opium Question[To the Editor of the "Nowrn-CHivA DaiLy News." Sin.—I am deeply impressed when 1 "read in' your" newspaper the sentence, "Great Britain. suggested 15 years but made the proviso that the 15 years shall begin to be counte… The North-China HeraldPillage and MurderFrom there they have made a raid across the whole plain terrorize! ing the villagers. Caravans of many peaceable fugitives have preceded them and The burning of outside buildings and of annexed churches marks their passa… The North-China HeraldObedience to Law"In a republic the first. rule for! the guidance of (he citizen is obedience to law. Under a despot ttigm the law may be imposed upon tthe subject. He has no voice in its making, no influence in its administration, it do… The North-China HeraldSelling His WifeChinese Given 18 Months: Buyer Receives a Yer Judgment was given by Mr. Whitamore and Magistrate Zau Friday last week in the case wherein Sian-fong was charged with tempting to sell his wife and ip Jwhich he and Nyi Pao-… The North-China HeraldMrs, Paul W, BrownWe regret to record the death Jof Mrs, Paul W. Brown, wife of the general secretary of the Navy Y. M.-C..A. which occurred last] night at the Fearn Sanitorium after 1 brief illness Mrs. Brown was well known in Shanghai, … The North-China HeraldThe Shanghai General Chamber of CommerceAnnual General Meeting: The Uncertain Political Outlook: Diplomatic Body's Silence on Chamber's Suggestions: Records That Go Back 77 Years The annual general meeting of members of the Shanghai General Chamber of Commerce… The North-China HeraldOpium Season About to BeginMotor Boat service beyond Kuei-yuen has been hindered and it Jdcubtful whether they will be allowed to run each side fearing the opponent will commandeer them for. the movement of troops. Combining with the present diffi… The North-China HeraldRaven Trust Company LtdEnclosed herewith find for amount) THE dismissal of two foremen a: the Nagai Wata Kaisha Mill No. 5 last week nearly led? to another! strike, the workers again expressing their indignation. The matter was reported to the… The North-China HeraldHome the Basis of AllWhile we can Look with a great deal of pleasure upon what we have done abroad, we must remember that Jour continued success in that direction depends upon what we do Jexperience what this grent. burden jis and what it do… The North-China HeraldPlant Taken from HungjaoTsang Zien-sung, who described himself us a cabin boy, said he had worked for accused as a cook at the Hungjao Road residence, being introduced by Tsu Meng-yung. Ace cused lived there with Mrs. Kentwell and three Chinese… The North-China HeraldPetitioner Living: in EnglandMr. Mounsey said there were no: children of the marriage. In consequence of difficulties between the petitioner and the respondent, the petitioner left him, and went to nysland where she was now living. with her father. … The North-China HeraldPhotographs of Bank-noteseu then stated that he lived in un alleyway off the Rue clu Marche, ud was an accountant on a steam: ship. He had known Daung (Jon-son) for many years and Kentwell For some months, first meeting the Jatter at his house i… The North-China HeraldBritons' Great AidDr. Sun's narrowest escape from divath, according to the Japanes= press, was at Canton in 1895. One of his plots to assassinate the Manchu officials and seize the city was betrayed, and a round-up of the leaders was set … The North-China HeraldSpeedy Divorce Under Actof 1923 Before Judge Sir Skinner Turner at H. M, Supreme Court, Tientsin, en Monday, Mrs, James Hector Watts petitioned for divorce on the grounds of her husband's misconduct. The suit was undefended Mr, K. W, Mounsey ap… The North-China HeraldClydeside Attack on PrinceRoyal Tour to Africa and South America Rudely Assailed by Extreme Socialists Fwom te OWN CounesronoeNT, London, Feb, 19. Clydeside: had an opportunity of attacking Royalty last. Thursday. Phe Prince of Wales when he goes… The North-China HeraldOne of the Most FamousBut, when one comes to think "of it,' there are some ts" in that of Lunghua is one of the famous. saving the confines of Shanghai in the Siccawei district by cross-one of the numerous small Uridges that span the creek of… The North-China HeraldWelfare of ChinaUnder the auspices of this Chamber a meeting of the National ments Chambers was called with a view. tu adopting resolutions defining the ideas of the foreign commercial of Shanghai as to what} steps should be taken to pr… The North-China HeraldA Holocaust of BanditsOn reaching Chungchow the next we learned that more than 100 bandits had been executed in the ty, and between 1,000 and 2,000 throughout the district, and that among those captured was a fumous bandit chief and several o…
