The Archive
Saturday, 4 July 1925
From Reuters · North-China HeraldRetreat on CityPeking, July 6. 'A despatch from Chungking says that the situation is somewhat unsettled. General Yang Sen is reported to have wired to the Government offering to occupy the city if the defeated generals who have fallen … The North-China HeraldThe Canton Bolshevists and ShameenNo one with any spark of the sonne of responsibility Mvoult wish to raise unnecessary genres; but it is difficult to avoid the conclusion, on reading the Canton Bolshevists' Note to the British and French Consuls General… The North-China HeraldShut Off the PowerOne cannot blame the Elec~ tricity Department for sending out a warning letter to bulk supply power consumers, to the effect that, although' the service has been maintained up to the present to the amount required, it ca… The North-China HeraldThe British NotesPeking, June 24, With reference to various reports. of British Notes of protest handed in to the Chinese Government, it understood that there have so far been only two written Notes from the British Legation with regard … The North-China HeraldSuperior to ChineseLondon, June 29. A Parliamentary Paper respecting Inbour conditions in China has been. issued. Tt originates from a request by the Miaistry of Labour to the Foreign Office in March fast year and is based on the report of… The North-China HeraldWill Britain Stand AloneOne of the reasons for China's present difficult position in its international relations is the tricky diplomacy of the Mane chus and their Chinese minis ters, Their efforts to play off one foreigner against the other an… The North-China HeraldDrunk with WordsThe worship of language in ite ed epigrammatic oratory and actected reporte of her ancient sages, usual Jexercized en the moral forces i Ived in the art of governing the committed to writing, heve always bean the educati… The North-China HeraldUseless and Impossible"I knew there was going to be a hot of fire-play," said a prominent merchant, "so I declined to attend 'Sunday's' meeting. The meet 1 understood, was to discuss Bt Ithe question of the boycott and (2) the question of rel… The North-China HeraldShameen Well Provisioned and FortifiedCanton, July 1. 'A commission consisting of 16 ere, Including My. Sun-F of Communications, Mr. C. Wu, Secretary for Foreign fairs, and the Mayor of Canton, has Veen formed to conduct affairs of the National Government, T… The North-China HeraldNew China Adrift and Caught by SovietMoscow's Treachery to Agree ment with Great Britain. London, June 27. in a leading articto the New China" [thousands of Chinese students regarding Confucius and the ancient sages. of China battle over questions of langua… The North-China HeraldProminent Chinese KidnappedSun Sun Co's Manager Escapes, After Ransom Demanded help China now, the opium ques-jon should appeal to all sincers Chinese patriots as a field for effort. Whilst attention is being concentrated on the Nanking Road incid… The North-China HeraldTeach the FactsHow can the strike" be broken? First by propaganda, or more truthfully the dissemination of the facts Chinese to the Chinese. Trey do not possess them at the moment, however surprising such a statement may be, It is to t… From Reuters · North-China HeraldAll But French and British NationalsHongicong, June 2 Mr L. C. Amery, secretary for the Colonies, has telegraphed to the Governor assuring him of the Home Government's support, and inquiring in what direction the Government requires assistance and what mea… From Reuters · North-China HeraldRemedies for BritishLondon, June 30, House of Commons to-day by 873 votes to 149 rejected a vote of censure moved by Mr. Ramsay Mac; donald, blaming the Government for not taking measures to cope with the increased unemployment. Mr. Stanley… The North-China HeraldAgain But No TroubleHankow, June 20. A. representative of the Tupan, Marshal Hsiao Yao-nan, called o2 Mz. Porter, the British Consul. General, at'10 o'clock this morning stating that certain bodies inst ed on making a demonstration at Wucha… From Reuters · North-China HeraldAttempt to Isolate BritainThe Note also states that it was known that the French did not ire firist but upon hearing the fire the French also opened fire. Tt also says that an inquiry: has been begun with the American, Russian and German Consuls.… The North-China HeraldThe Student MeetingThe Settlement, peaceful as usual, the students, with the permission of the military, took themselves to the public recreation grounds near St. Catherine's Bridge and in a demo stration organized by the General Union of … The North-China HeraldSiccawei Creek Again BarricadedFollowing on the rumour that 2, 1000 coolies had pledged themselves to. make martyrs of themselves land sacrifice their lives, if need be, the French police have barricaded. the approaches to the settlement. It is highly… From Reuters · North-China HeraldAffair Sole IssuePeking July 1. Sigvor Cerruti, Senior (Italian) Minister, interviewed by Reuter today, confirmed the report that he, Signor Cerruti, together with the French Minister and the American Charge d' Affaires would represent t… From Reuters · North-China HeraldDragon Festival DebtsIn order to tide over the Dragon Faptival settlers of Finance is tained the followi Ting $1,800,000, from the bank: s mentioned:- $200'000 each from the Bank of China; the Bank of Communications; the Ching Cheng Bank; th… The North-China HeraldMr. James FergusonIt is with regret we have to am nounce the passing away, after a short illness, of another old China hand. The late Mr. James Ferguson was: born at Stornoway, Isle of Lewi Scotland, on March 1, 1854. the death of his fat… From Reuters · North-China HeraldSnipers on RoofsTt is stated that the bullet which killed M. Pasquier hit him in the snead and ranged downward and that the Japanese who was shot lwijs then on the second. storey. Peking, June 29. It is understood that the Government ha… The North-China HeraldBiting Our Own Tail"If we could get on our feet and produce our own goods, so much the better," remarked a leading tobacico merchant, "and it is my_ sincere Ihope that such goods can be produced in China, but I fear that by lboyeotting oth… The North-China HeraldAn Inferno of FuryNone of those who listened to! the yells and devilish gloating Jaugtiter is likely to lose the och" of it for many & long day ome of the ladies and were taken off in sampans, and were given a quiet harbour forthe night. … From Reuters · North-China HeraldFrance and the Crisis in ChinaParis, July 2. Briand, in a speech on the events in China to the Chamber For. eign Affairs Committee today, sai that the Prench were the Least endangered of all the foreigners and that the French Legation and Ca sulates … Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldChinese on the CouncilTo the Editor of the "North-China Di Six—kn your leading article to day, you make sympathetic reter-(nee to. Chinese representation on the Council, May Ty tu sis connex: Chat atthe time of the establish-tot the Chinese A… The North-China HeraldGilding the ScoundrelNot to do Dr. Hodgkin any injustice, it ought to be remarked that is an unaccountable streak aoost historians, even of front rank, hat, when limning out the charac. ters' of the outstanding scoundrels of history, they lo… The North-China HeraldFamine Relief Customs Surtax Funds"Norrn Caixa Daly News The article under the caption "Famine Heliet Customs Surtax Funds" dated June dth as repro: soco 22S soy let Gun nterationl Femin chase the lit ation of is a shameful proceeding: be Pome peo end am… The North-China HeraldThe Political Orientation of Modernist Thoughtthe Editor of NontH-CHINA Dairy News." Sir—Three-fourths of the super-ices of this planet consists of sea scape. Since man appeared upon it, much more than that proportion jof itz history is manscape, fitful \deeps of th… The North-China HeraldA Voice in the WildernessAccording to the " Mingkuopa fa letter has been received Shanghai Chinese General of Commerce from Comdr. [Shih-lien, of the 2ad Fengtien Army, urging that the strike should speed" ily be brought to an end. The Istter oe… The North-China HeraldA Tool for OthersPhis stormy petrel of the modern dea of Chizese politics was but-an culated diatribes against foreigners, larly atoned for the continuous stream of his administrative crimes, in the eyes of the world-warshipping mtsia of… The North-China HeraldAny Pretext for a RiotThe pretext for this wanton n ting was the rumour, now thovg't to he quite without forrdation certain Japanese ger.lema had refused to pay the lexd fave to his ricsha man, The coolie had been hired, and the money, ley wh… From Reuters · North-China HeraldQuiet in PekingPeking, June 28. still remains very the way of student lactivitice is to be observed. This ted and collar bone injured, but he is progressing favo bly. The race was won by Mr. J.A. de Roth-Reinelumiere, ridden by Smirke,… From Reuters · North-China HeraldSecretary of the Treasury Mo!jin a formal statement on the sudden tstertuption of the italo-Amer: can debt discussion confirnid the report that an understanding had been reached when the conference began. He denied titar an impasse had bee! reached … The North-China HeraldA Bad Momentfew minutes in the Harbie. Roa! The situation looked serious for a istrict on Saturday, when troner were thrown st a Yapaneze naval patrol. One of the thrower: Was taken by the, patrol into their wagon, "A crowd gathered…
