The Archive
Saturday, 25 July 1925
The North-China HeraldA Judicial Inquiry at LastJuly 206 The announcement from London that as the result confer oe ace between Mr, Cham-and American Ambassadors a purely judicial inquiry is to be held on the events of May 30 will be received with unfeigned satisfactio… The North-China HeraldWhat the Church Is for?Now what doos the Church stand for? There may be as many opinions on this point as there are writers, but I think we can all agree in saying that the Church stands for justice, fairness and good will, seeking to'replace … The North-China HeraldOne More Proclamation for Final WarningThursday. On Wednesday General Shing Shi-Hien, the Fengtien Commander, took action to prove that his proclamations against intimidation are not to be mere empty words. He onused three members of the Sea men's Union to be… The North-China HeraldResign: Moderates' Contestwith Extremists We have received a letter from the Chinese General Commerce denying a report published in these columns and those of our contemporaries on Tuesday that, at a meeting of the Chamber on Sunday, Mr. Fong Chu… The North-China HeraldA Gang of Armed RobbersThirteen Charges Against Them: Handed Over to Chinese for Execution Three armed robbers, members of a desperate gang who have been active during the last year, were sentenced to be cent to the Chinese authorities for exe… The North-China HeraldStudent Propaganda ChineseThe outstanding feature of the week-end was the Kidnapping of nine firemen belonging to the I. C. Kingsing, This ship is due to put out tomorrow for Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tentsin (the C. N. S. Shuntien is also to sail to… The North-China HeraldRefusal to AtteJuly 29, In connexion with the Court of Inquiry into ths coal dispute, Mr. MacMillan has announced that the Federation have refused invitations to attend the Enquiry, Mr, MacMillen emphasised the Court was not going to s… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldA British BoycottTo the Editor of the "Nonrit-Cuina Dary News" Si—As the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce (at one time a reputable body) has now declared fan economic war against Britain fand-all things British, T suggest that we acce… The North-China HeraldMore Efforts to Persuade Chairmen to Come Back'A. meeting was held on Thuresday afternoon at the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce under the chairmanship of Mr. Sung Han-chang, manager of the Bank of China' and former Chairman of the! Chamber, to discuss, the ques… The North-China HeraldMotor Cycle RaceThe Motor Cycle Racing is finished in the Tsle of Man, and has been very successful, though there} have Leen o considerable number of accidents. The stewards of the Auto-Cycle Union have awarded the Nisbit Trophy to Rex … The North-China HeraldShanghai the RebelliousApparent tly the Diplomatic Corps restrict the discussions to, it, merely asking their Govern: ments fur guidance on the vexed work of Shanghai residents in the London proposal, for it is certain little effort has been m… The North-China HeraldHe and GenSun's representative got on on very terms and there was not \the lightest suggestion war. Lis was torry that such' rumours should be circulated as they were Hiable to bring about serious mi understandings, if not trouble… The North-China HeraldMajor Palmer Killed by BrigandsFounder of Beneficial Scheme in North Manchuria pension of Services Tokyo, July 20, The Korean Government-General officially reports that the floods are subsiding. Rescue work is proceeding. Al the victims have been plac… From Reuters · North-China HeraldOpenly Flouted WEDNESDAYThere has been no change in the strike situation during the last 24 hours, Although on Monday it was thought that circumstances seemed favourable for an carly resumption by all strikers, the agitators have forced many wh… The North-China HeraldPurposes: Death Penalty"There are those who think thet 1 am not serious in my statements when T announce that all law-breeers will be executed, but I can a: sore them all that Tam folly do-termined to carry out my words," Says Gen," Shing Shil… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldVotes in ShanghaiTo the Editor of the "North-China Daily News" sir, This letter presents the previews ly unexpressed opinion of a large number of unrepresented foreign residents in Shanghai. We see from recent issue of the local press th… The North-China HeraldSuspicious of ShanghaiAll the soldiers seemed" friendly for information from an. affeer ttl eu but when it came to asking was a very diferent matter. The fact that a foreigner had come from Shanghai and had walked a couple! of miles through t… The North-China HeraldPeking View of Judicial InquiryDiplomats Apparently Bewildered: Chinese Agitators Less Confident: Solidarity of the Powers Not At All Impaired relations and is sure to lead the people of China astray; vat the propagating of the of the Canton Governrah… The North-China HeraldWhere He Is GoneWe ore informed upon reliable authority that this Dr. Eugene Fortunatoff came to Shanghai a few weeks ago and, under the name of Braum, posed as a German. It subsequently transpired that he could not speak German but con… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThis Picture and ThatTo the Editor of the "Nortm Cuixs Dany News" our friend _komrad nearly white washed by! the Mixed Court and set free to resume his profitable occupation and work against peace of foreigners in Chi other hand, should any … From Reuters · North-China HeraldU. 8. Naval Visit to AustraliaImposing Entry into Sydney Sydne The entry into the the American Fleet commanded by Admiral Coontz was a most imposing spectacle. The battleship Seattle Ted the There was a heavy sea and the weather was misty and rainy b… The North-China HeraldKidnapping Worse Than EverGlaring Instances of Defiance of Municipal Police and Chapel Military Authorities: Time for Punishment of General Labour Union sing, tio were kidnapped on Sun-|eeive no more strike pay. if they shop whence they were take… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Hongkong Landslide15 Dead Removed from Debris S-Hongkong, July 18 Fifteen dead and 19 injured were removed from the debris of Friday's! collapse and landslide. The injur-Jed, all of whom, with the exception of two Indian watchmen, wore Ch… The North-China HeraldThe Truth Forbidden(he following advertisement hi been appearing in the Chinese new: Notice of the Committee of the! Associated Federation of Labour, Commercial and Edveational Orga jzations.— "Shunpao" and "Si published "Read—_the Truth" … The North-China HeraldDissensions of AgitatorsThere is a lull this morning in the war talk which recently has flooded Peking papers and most of either the rivalry between the students' and workers? factions for pride of position in the agitation, or the con-fons in … From Reuters · North-China HeraldCanton Note to British Labour PartyUnequal Treaties" Campaign London, July 21. The Labour Party. Press Bureau! have issued a copy of, a long tele-_ gram from the "Canton Nationalist, Government" complaining that people have been misled with regard to the … The North-China HeraldAnd Intimidation of Newspapers'The Generel Labour Union, on! JSatuzdny, broadcast an appeal to its members urging them to continue the strike as it was a matter of life lard death to the workers. "Do not et us be five minutes warm-hearted', but tet u… The North-China HeraldA Settlement on Generous Linesduly 25. IN yesterday's issue we suggest: led that the proper people to undertake a settlement of the affair of May 80 were the) [Municipal Council, that they had Ithe power to do so and that what-Jover they did would ha… The North-China HeraldUnpaid Strikers RiotTt is no small wonder that the [Chinese strikers are becoming distressed at the failure of organizations to pay them strike funds, for the Chinese press reports that with-fin a period' of a week, less than [$3,500 in str… The North-China HeraldOut of FundsThere was a notable shortage of fondle ty nay. strikers in Cha} on Thursday notwithstanding reports in the Chinese press to the effect that Chistese had raised two lakhs of gold dollars. Workmen became violent on several… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe British Naval ProgrammeLondon, July 23. negotiations to a new agree mer Simultaneourly a special conference lof representatives of all trade unions gress was held at the Central Hall, Westminster, to discuss anemploysnd also the' mining and di… From Reuters · North-China HeraldOvertures to Japan: Red Sympathies DeniedPeking, July 22, This evening's vernacular papers report that Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang. has wired to the Government opposing a tariff conference, express sing the opinion that China should have complete tariff autonomy ana… The North-China HeraldJapanese Mills ResoluteNo Recognition of Unions or: Further Party: Settlement Left to Consul Conditions in the Japanese, mills lsinee the commencement of the Istrike have made little development land at the present time all Japanese mills, as … The North-China HeraldNot for LadiesIn conclusion I would give this advice to all, that the Siberia route not yet g20d enough for women and children, especially when. not Accompanied" bya. man, From Shanguai, the changes at Dairen, Changchun, Harbin, Manch… The North-China HeraldAttack, PEPS Soon End Pain and DiscomfortWhen your throat feels hot, inflamed and sore, and too painful to swallow anything; when you are suffering from hoars irritating dry trouble in the simple, way. One or two of the Killing tablets dissolved in the month oc… The North-China HeraldNew Australian Load London and New Yorkcable, received on, ig from the Nation, lat City Ca., New York, gives details lof a loan of G.$75,000,000 floated by. Commonwealth of Australia in York and also one of £5, This load is designated! Jas the Commonweal'h of… The North-China HeraldManufacturers Favour AbolitionThe India Rubbe? Mandlaeeal hrs Association, representing 95. per, cent. of the British manufacturers of rubber articles, have issued 2) manifesto protesting against contin. nuance of operation of the Stevenson Scheme in… The North-China HeraldA Suicidal FollyReports just. to hand from Chinotso, the Gentre of the coal amining district in the province, where the Peking Syndicate and the Fu. Chung Corporation are located, show the effects of this agitation of the students. A st… The North-China HeraldTribute from SupremecouRT Before giving judgment in a rent countries and liberal-thinking Leaders of the Chinese Christian Church has caused some of the foreigners in China considerable worriment over the prospect of the colleagues on the P… The North-China HeraldOrder an Inquiry on Its Own AuthorityArticle 24 of the Land Regulations clearly states the relationship between the Council and its officers and servants. According to this article the Council may dismiss remove any officer or servant from Mime to ime ate d…
