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Saturday, 27 June 1925

  1. The North-China HeraldChinese Worse OffSo, after having seen the prov-from one end to the other, I am glad to testify that there has not been a single indication of real anti-feeling. I do not even except the roughness of the Nanking cool ies, for it is perfe…
  2. The North-China HeraldVeiled Hint of a BoycottAt a meeting held at the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce on Friday it was resolved that the local Chinese merchants shall resume bus-mess to-morrow, the larger banks which are conducted on foreign lines to resume a d…
  3. The North-China HeraldThe Larger Aspects"Having said so much I beg the House to look at the large aspects of this problem If you do ut. see the occurrences of the last few days in the proper perspective you will ever reach a just conclusion or see wherein lies…
  4. The North-China HeraldConditions of Labour in ShanghaiLondon, June 22. In the House of Commons today replying to Mr. Rennie Smith (La-dour) Mr. Baldwin rejected a suggestion that a trade union- delegation should be appointed to investigate industrial conditions at Shang- Re…
  5. From Reuters · North-China HeraldChinese Communists inAbsurd Insinuation of Britain Financing Him Leader Arrested; Expulsion: of Seven Other Trouble-Makers Paris, June 24, London, June 24. In the House of Commons to-day, replying to Mr. Johnston, Mr, Chamberlain said that t…
  6. From Reuters · North-China HeraldVigorous French Note to Waichiaopu Peking, JurThe French Minister. last note to the Waichiaopu stating that the Minister regrets to bring to the knowledge of the Chinese Government that following the demonstration at Canton on June 25 soldiers fired upon the English…
  7. The North-China HeraldHand in ShaohsingPrecautions for Protection of Foreign Lives: Missionary a Persuasive Mediator From Our Own Connesroxoent Shaohsing, Che, June 18 Immediately following the riot lof May 30 a few notices appeared Shaohsing streets stating …
  8. From Reuters · North-China HeraldWhy So Many Troops at ShanghaiThe disposition vf troops in the Shanghai district has arrived at that stage which causes foreign observers to wonder what is going to take place without the boundaries, So many soldiers have arrived in the vicinity that…
  9. The North-China HeraldBlackmail by StudentsIn view of the resumption of! Dusiness, members of the Shanghai Students' Federation are reported to have asked the Chinese Gener Chamber of Commerce whether it willing to meet the following term: 1 the Chamber of Commer…
  10. The North-China HeraldPeking, But of Somewhat Artificial NaturePeking, June 24, The Waichiaopa this evening handed in two notes to the representatives of the interested Powers. The first reiterates the 13 points which the Chinese delegates advane-Jed at Shanghai, stating that these …
  11. The North-China HeraldNewest Demands by Peking StudentsChinese press telegrams indicate that a number of meetings and demonstrations took place in the out~ Ports on Thursday, those in Peking, Hankow, Nanking, Tientsin, Amoy and Hangchow being attended in greater numbers than…
  12. The North-China HeraldThe Case for Sympathy But Firm Dealing(Phe following' is a verbatim report of Mr, Chamberlain's review of the Chinese situation, London, June 18, The Secretary of State for For-tig*Affairs, Mr. Austen Chamber Jain, replying to @ debate on the teituation in C…
  13. The North-China HeraldPremeditation All on Chinese SideThe Consul-General points out {at the premeditation was on the part of Chinese troops or milita students, who it wa "4 well known beforehand, and ay letter to Mi Wu on June 22, had determin ed to create the incl te posin…
  14. The North-China HeraldA Grave SituationThe situation at Canton is more jsturbed. British naval men are. taking all precautions in anticipation of further trouble, The American gunboat Helena has left Hongkong for Shameen, whilst a detachment of 60 Punjabis ha…
  15. The North-China HeraldDiplomatic Body and CrisisReadiness to Take up Points Which Shanghai Conference Could not Discuss From Oun OWN ConRESrONDENT Jone 19, Representatives of the interested Powers met this morning to discus. the i ing out of the breakdown of negotiati…
  16. From Reuters · North-China HeraldA Priest of BaalTypical of Chingse psychology is the act of a Chinese coolie—he look- Jed the armed robber class—who "On June 17 the Shanghai Municipal Council issued " proclamation to frighten the Chinese people living here. A seal or …
  17. The North-China HeraldA Desperate MeannessAnother most unfortunate part of the strike has caused it to extend to the staff of the China Inland Mission Hospital, where at Present are lying many sick, is supposed that the original press ure for this development ca…
  18. Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldMr. Kingman and the StudentsTo the Editor of the jorrH-CuINA DaiLy News." Mr, Harry Kingman's effashion has been so elily answered by Mr. Harris that it is perhaps flogging a dead horse to pursue the subject. There is, however, one further point on…
  19. The North-China HeraldDelights of the SeasThe London Season is in full owing, and the weather, suddenly changed from winter to summer, brilliantly fine. 1 oF the most interesting of the Sea on, with the firet of the Royal Courts, the Opera at the Covent den, and…
  20. The North-China HeraldGovernor Comes Out StrongThe Governor, incensed at these fabrications of disturbing rumours, came out early on the moming of June 7, with a strong proclamation, showing that such statements were false and urging the populace to become quiet. The…
  21. The North-China HeraldAttacks on the CarsThe police had a quiet day of it, but. were called out on several casions to quell miniature riots, when crowds of loafers attacked trams on the eross town lines—Che-Kiang Road, Fokien Road and Kiangse Road. Early in the…
  22. The North-China HeraldA Chinese StatementThe following official statenmt the breaking off of the conference seen from the Chinese cide is received:- "The Chinese Delegation in cooperating with the Diplomatic Com. mission to find a permanent ba: settlement for t…
  23. The North-China HeraldBe to BlameHongkong, June 24. Sir Jamieson, H.M.B. Consul Gen-Jeral at Canton, aildresed the folly lowing Note to Mr. Wa Chao-chu [Secretary of the Bureau for Foriegn [Affairs at Canton, on June 22: "L Jearn from sources which 1 Ih…
  24. From Reuters · North-China HeraldCabinet Overthrown; New Foreign PolicySalonika, June 25. Garrison officers have formed military Government under the presidency of General Pangalos. They have taken possession of alt civil and military institutions. The despatch adds that the where of Greece…
  25. The North-China HeraldGrave State of AmoyIt is reported from Amoy that the situation there is more grave ow-jing to the students insisting on dem-monstrations against foreigners in the international settlement "(Kuungsu Island.) The Chinese authorities are of o…
  26. Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldTre Attack on MrTo the Editor of the NowTH-CHINA DaiLy News," Sir:—It seems to me that the time has come when the foreign public should know of the shameful at. tempts of the Shanghai Chinese Christians to secure the punishment And dism…
  27. The North-China HeraldForeigners Killed and WoundedCanton, June 23. sands of students, workman" ded alor the Bund and around Shameen this afternoon. When they arrived opposite the }Vietoria Hotel on the British Concersion firing began. British and French marines answered…
  28. The North-China HeraldTupan Acting StrongThere is no doubt, that the unrest and tendency 0 riot is due to the violent agitation which dents have been earryin the past. ten days, " The motory speeches have undoubtedly erated the impression that all foreigners ar…
  29. The North-China HeraldThe Attempted Republicthe North and the South of China "In 1014 after the split between the old Empire disappeared anda evolutionary form of, Republican Government was established and from that time onwards the efforts affa cast party in Chin…
  30. The North-China HeraldDiplomatic Note to Waichiaopu[Signor Cerruti, Senior (Italian) Minister, on bella of the interested Powers, bunded a Note (0 the Wa Chinopt this-afternoon in which acknowledges the Walchnopu's Note June 20 and continues: "The ree Prosentatives of th…
  31. The North-China HeraldShameen Can BiteThe British Consul-General to-day addressed a Note to the Canton Gov-lornment, notifying the latter that in case the demonstration to be staged tomorrow does any harm to Shameen, the authorities of the Settlement would t…
  32. The North-China HeraldNegotiations on May 30 AffairResumption in Pekin W. Yeo Admiral Tsai and C. T. Wang as Chinese Delegates Poking, Jun? Tt has been decided tha: ncgociae tions im connection with thy Shane hai affair are to be re-opened in Pe-King, and it is uncfciall…

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