The Archive
Saturday, 8 August 1925
The North-China HeraldThe Glencoe MassacreThe manuscript order to Captain Robert Campbell to carry out the wrote you last week, was Massacre of Glencoe, of which 7 for sale at Christie's. Bids started £50, and the only offers were made on behalf of two ladies wh… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldChinese Stores and the BoycottTo the Editor of the "NowH-Cwina DarLy News.' Sm—I read a letter in your correspondence column the other day, from a Indy correspondent, complaining that the had been refused to be served with British goods in the Wing O… The North-China HeraldMarshal Chang Gone to MukdenTo Peking's Relief: New Lease of Life for Tuan Chi-jui's Regime: Impending Conferences as Arranged From Oce Own Peking, July 29. With the departure of Marshal Chang Tso-lin. for Mukden, the Government has taken on a fres… The North-China HeraldInspiration from MussoliniAs to individual development, he mentioned that it had been said small book on "How to Become Great Athlete," by Mussolini, that was within the reach This he said was partly t partly untrue, This book wi pre. viously men… The North-China HeraldWhat Happens in ChinaBut what did it mean in the office the "North-China" when the strike took place? I can see them getting together, all of them determined, from the Editor down ward, that' the paper had to come lout!" These men have been … The North-China HeraldMarshal Chang's BombshellMarshal Chang is unused to the tortuous processes of governmental procedure, and when it was explained to him that Tuan had really initiated a political revolution, and that therefore all things should proceed from th co… The North-China HeraldStill No Apology for Original SlanderThe following statement from Dr. Henry, president of anton, Christian College, has been handed to the Press for publication. If refers, of [course, to the famous Canton Christian College resolution upon the recent Shamee… The North-China HeraldA Belated Audit'A small minority of the Gi Union of Labour, Commerce and. Education held a meeting yesterday: at noon, when it was decided to engage an auditor to audit the, amounts of strike pay issued by the Union—and to telegraph th… The North-China HeraldSinister Aspect of CaseIn his closing speech for the prosecution, McNeill said it seemed to him on the evidence clearly established that Fortunatoff had attempted to bribe the policeman between July 11 and 13, Tt was also established that accu… The North-China HeraldJustice Not IncreasesInquities at the Seamen's Union headquarters in Boulevard des Deux Republiques elicited the fact that the seamen were not concerned about the financial aspect of the it demands showed. was a just settlement of the incide… The North-China HeraldWorkers Still IntimidatedSome 40 members of the New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, who, have remained at work throughout the strike, did not put in an appearance on Tuesday as the result of two of their number being aysnulted by agitators Lar… The North-China HeraldBound Hand and FootTsai was taken to the station und questioned. He told the police that hho had been in captivity for a week, bound hand and fect. The leader of the gang was a man about 50 years of age, whilst_most of the others were comp… The North-China HeraldPhilippines and BirthCONTROL, Secure behind her mountains, and only open to attack in the rear through Mongolia, Turkestan, iver, this province of Kansu is little affected by the turmoil in other ts of China. For example, the rioting in Shan… From Reuters · North-China HeraldEconomy and Social Reform in HollandAmalgamation of Navy and Army Departments The Hague, Aug. 3. The new Premier, M. Colijn, generally Is regarded as a man of great tact, talent and force of character, 'M.-Colijn, in a statement policy, said' that, now tha… The North-China HeraldYang Sen the Hero of Titanic BattleCrushing Defeat of Lai Hsin-huei: Victors lose 7,000 and Others 10,000 Chengtu, July 17, It is credibly reported here that General Yang Sen has won a great victory over General Lai Hsin-huei, en the Big East Road. Genera… The North-China HeraldMurder in FrenchUnknown Chinese Shot with $290 in His Pocket At 4 o'clock on Wednesday morn-if, an unknown young Chinese, Jabout 26 years of age and dressed in white clothing, was accosted by two other unknown Chinese in Rue Taiwan, off… The North-China HeraldPrince Regent of JapanTokyo, Aug. 5. Matsukata—of the Ship Building Compan; Mr. Matsukata is President of the Kobe Gas Company and a director of the Company promotors with the aid of foreign capital in the form of bonds. The price to be paid … The North-China HeraldCouple's Lightning DepartureMiss Mary Josephine Grubb, sister-in-law of the local American lawyer, Mr. R, S. Haskell, and Mr. Leonard G. Husar, U. 8. Dis trict Attorney, were married the high seas by Capt, Charles Max Cochran, in the str. President… From Reuters · North-China HeraldExtortion on the Masses"The recent labour situation in Nueva Ecija is another ease in point. This and similar disturbances cannot be attributed alone to labour unrest oF to secret societies. There fare deeper causes. One is that the masses are… The North-China HeraldClouds Magically DispersedOne event followed another filustrating that forces were at work stirring up trouble in the different departments of Mission enterprises. Suddenly" the "mould Iburst into flame, and dai added as repens of the events of M… The North-China HeraldNo Reference to PlaintiffAnother point raised by counsel as that the American Oriental Bank did not call up Mr. Allison to find out whether the cheques were order. A cheque was not negotiable unless the endorsement [was authorized, The Judge sai… The North-China HeraldThe Coal CrisisForces of Anarchy Working Beneath the Unions: Need of Breathing Spact Country Fully Able to Meet the Challenge London, July 7. The House of Commons. to-day was crowded and-animated when doomed if it submitted to compulsi… The North-China HeraldWhat China Losses by the Strikefriendship "with the Chinese, has Writing as one whose personal been established in a close business intercourse spread over a period of 19 years, and whose liking and respect for many Chinese friends cannot be killed by… The North-China HeraldKuling Undismayed by ScaresAll Residences Filling Up: Ath-lotics, Acting and New Enterprises From Our Own Connssronnenr, Koling, Aug. 1. Kuling is pretty lively now. The bustle and swing of a full season, believe that, only six weeks ago, upon us,… The North-China HeraldThe Futile Campaign for Funds Thursday"Although the union leaders are determined to prosecute the strike detivities as long as they possibly] can, the strike situation along the water front is slightly improving daily. With @ Russian crew on board, t N. 8, W… From Reuters · North-China HeraldSteady Progress to the NormalTrade Much Better Hongkong, Aug. 4, The trade situation is easier. There is encouraging activity at the Kowloon godowns. The Empress of Australia is discharging a large consignment of flour and is taking in a valuable ca… The North-China HeraldRead the TruthFrom three different apgles today attention is drawn to the malignity with which the present outburst of anti-foreign feeling has been concentrated on Great Britain, In the House lof Lords, the Earl of Balfour expresses … The North-China HeraldEditor Executed at TsingtaoDealt with by the Tupan Tsingtao, Aug. 1. The editor of the newly-established "Kuo Min Pao," reputed to be affiliated with the Kusmintang, was executed on Wednesday night along with a man named Wang, represented as one o… The North-China HeraldSports and PastimesFour Games on Saturday: Senior Game Results Dew there was a full programme of For the first time this season, Bsr%" cricket on Saturday afternoon, no Jess than four games being played, and three of them being brought toa… The North-China HeraldSpirit and Ina CordiallyTONE and less the publication of criticism and bluff better we would understand each other and happier we would be. An understanding together with a friendly spirit would bbe the key to the solution of all problems and o… From Reuters · North-China HeraldMr. Churchill on Advantages Already ManifestLondo, Aug. 5. defence of the Winston Chur eller of the Exchequer, the House of Commons to-day passed the Second Reading of the Approprid tion Bill, Mr. Lees Smith (Labour) attaeked the return to 4 gold standard as prema… The North-China HeraldDiplomatic Relations Remain Unbroken"Now then, in this matter of interional relations, not only where diplomatic relations remain unbroken, but even in times of war, there are rules governing the con-duet of one nation towards its enemies it must afford pr… The North-China HeraldA Rare AllianceGun Runners, Smugglers and Labourites Now that the Bolshevik Mission has-arrived in Shanghai—perhaps a coincidence—we learn from authentic sources that the gun runners, opium smugglers and kidnapping gangs have allied th… The North-China HeraldGrowing Antagonism to the BolshevikThe Shanghai Association for Biplomacy has wired to Marshal The professed policy of the towards China, they say. is friendly, but as a matter of fact Kuomintang Subterfuge to Regain Complete Control of Imperial Property … The North-China HeraldBig Opium Combine DisclosedRaid by French Police: Chinese Opinion Roused: Denunciation of Kiangsi Tupan As u result of the two reports which have appeared in these columns this week, regarding the huge seizures of opium by the French Police, the C… From Reuters · North-China HeraldHistory of the HospitalThe speaker sketched the history lof the Hospital, It was not till 1917, 12 years after Kuling was founded, that the first step was taken by the) Estate Council, in the form of a resolution advocating the securing of a s… From Reuters · North-China HeraldGovernment Keeping A Steady AttitudeMr. Amery, Secretary of State for the Colonies, in a speech introducing, the Colonial Office estimates, after stating that he did not think the! Stevenson Scheme responsible for the sharp rise in the price of rubber said… The North-China HeraldEducation in the PhilippinesDiscontent as a Result of Academic Training Among the Youth of the Islands manila, July 26. The Monroe Educational Commission, a body of well-known American educators which recently "surveyed" the school system of the is… The North-China HeraldScene at TorontoFrost A Conneston vent For nearly a quarter of a century. three great evangelical Churches of Canada—the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the Congregational—have been moving towards the realization of a high ideal. The gr… The North-China HeraldThe People and Their OfficialsCheng Chien's Abhorrence of Present-Day Nonsense "The interference by the militar. ists and the local people with the appointment of officials, which is entirely within my power and jurisdiction, must be stopped at once …
