The Archive
Saturday, 26 September 1925
The North-China HeraldTong War inChinese to be Deported New York, Sept. 19. As a result of continued murders laundryman and other humble Chinese in consequence of the war now raging between the rival Hip Sing and On Leong tongs, respectively comprised o… The North-China HeraldAmount of DoubtIn the course of the argument his Honour referred to certain rules. of court procedure and eventually stated that he would give judgment for plaintiffs inthe second case as in the first, give this decision with a certain… The North-China HeraldPorridge in House of CommonsPorridge of the true Scottish brand to be added to the House of Commons menu when the House resumes in the autumn. For this innovation, Mr. Kirkwood' is responsible. He was recently added to the Kitchen Committee at the … The North-China HeraldSaw the Comrade AmbassadorSo Sun Fo came to Peking, and the necessary overtures. Peking of course fell on his neck, and the outlook of complete operation looked more rosy than it had been for many years. Nobody here know exactly what was brewing … The North-China HeraldNo Hitch in ProgrammeThe expedition travelled 5,000) miles and covered 2,200 miles of new country that had not previously been explored, The motorcars used gave marvelous service, there being practically no breakages the whole time. "We have… The North-China HeraldChinese to Remain in GaolWhen Chinese get into trouble with the law here lawyers seek the tiniest loopholes in the statutes i their efforts to free the prisoners. One reason for this is that the lawyers can count on a substantial fee for their s… The North-China HeraldAthing But Hard Cash for the SovietHarbin, Sept. 17. Ina Note addressed to the Government in reply to the latter's proposal for the redemption of the Chinese Eastern Railway with either old rouble notes or exchequer bonds, as well as for the shortening of… The North-China HeraldA Very Salutary DemonstrationVery good results from yesterday's demonstration on the part of the Municipa Police and Chinese authorities, when armed robbers on their way to execution were paraded through the principal streets of the Settlement prior… The North-China HeraldPainful Case in Policelast a rather bedraggled looking woman, with bobbed hair, named Mary Boyle, appeared before the Magistrate, Mr. G. W. King, complaint against her 7 pan. on September 16 she was found in the Public Gardens without any vis… The North-China HeraldLA Call to the ScotsMuch disappointment was expressed at the meeting of walking enthusiasts in the S. V. G. Club, only two Scots in the room—Mr. W.L. Gerrard (the hon. secretary) and: another present in an official capacity, neither of them… The North-China HeraldBritish Protest to WaichiaopuSept. 19. The British Legation filed a protest to-day against the exclusion of British interests from the scheme of wireless ce-operation outlined in the Government of China's Note of August last. The protest calls atten… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Importation of ArmsTo the Editor of the "Nowta-CuINA Dairy News" Sin,—I have noticed in your issue of August 27 your report on the: seizure of arms in the French Concession, that you have published a statement made by Colonel Christie legi… The North-China HeraldAnxious to Give HelpLondon, Sept. 20. In a letter to the British Customs Delegation to China, before the departure, 'Mr. Austen Chamberlain, the' Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, enumerates the objects of the conference, namely, to p… The North-China HeraldSilk Slightly Easier with Fair BusinessSept. 26. One outstanding feature of the markets this week was the quieter jtone imparted to piece goods, this because of nervousness over a possible outbreak of hostilities. Deliveries, however, were good. New crop cott… The North-China HeraldWu the Old GeneralFrom Our OWS Connesposnext, Changsha, Sept. 2. A railway journey between Changsha and Yochow, less than a 100 miles long, gives the traveller a picture of the effect of In some of the districts been scarcely a 20 per cen… The North-China HeraldBravo, the Specials!There will be none in the law-abiding section of the community who will not heartily agree with Mr. K. J. McBuen's cordial letter fof thanks to the Municipal Police Reserve for the work done during the recent prolonged m… The North-China HeraldHunting Peterborough Hound Show andHunt puppy shows are over and a new season is about to open. The harvest, at one time considered to be a matter of some three weeks, when everything would be cut and, carried, has lengthened considerably, and if rain con… The North-China HeraldToo Much to BelieveDr, Sellett then commented upon Ezra's appearance in Court as part-owner of the cargo of opium, and added that if it was to be believed that Ezra acted in good faith, it was too much to believe. Ezra, added counsel, alth… From Reuters · North-China HeraldSnub for Striking SeamenLondon, Sept. 23. The General Council of the Trade! Union Congress has declined to interfere in the seamen's strike. Seventeen shipyard trade unions were invited to participate in a conference which decided to approach t… The North-China HeraldBandit Chief in OfficeGen, Li Fuhslin for many years known as the "uncrowned king of Honam {sland," a former bandit chief, has been promoted to the important post of assistant garrison commissioner of Canton with office uty or indoor work at … From Reuters · North-China HeraldBoycott Breaking DownThe attempt to boycott foreign goods is not yet showing many signs of success. The British-American Tobacco Ca. are doing such a roaring trade that their factory cannot keep pace with the demand for cigarettes, and they … The North-China HeraldRussian Refugee Relief Work 4Splendid Record of Orthodox St. Epiphany's Confraternity: The Need for Funds The annual report of the Acti= ities of the Russian Orthodox St, Epiphany's Confraternity from May, 1, 1924, to the same time, this year, gives… The North-China HeraldMoney Subscribed by Red CrossTaiku, Sha., Sept. 11. The "rainy season" now drawing been, at least in both ordinary and extraordinary in the regular alternation of rainy and sun iny days, so leading to a Wonderful growth of all vegetation. Bnd. ordin… The North-China HeraldCholera Outbreak in PhilippinesManila, Sept. 23. Eleven cases of cholera and one death were reported in the last 24 hours in Mani believed It Utter Nonsense his view of the former British premier," says the "Chugai Shogyo," is utter nonsense. There ha… The North-China HeraldHonan Road Riot: Charged Under Publication LawsYih Tso-tsang, managing of the "Minkuopao," was again charged at the Mixed "Court—on Saturday, before Mr. Tajima (Jo. Panese Assessor) and Mr. Loi (Chinese Magistrate), with having published an article in his paper known… The North-China HeraldJapanese Steamers' EscapeSmoke, fog and Inck of know: ledge of the course the steamer Knukya Mara was going to take, were responsible for the fact that. the advice sent to Victoria to try and have her stopped under order of the Admiralty Court f… The North-China HeraldFuture of Australia an Election IssueCountry to Decide for Parliament or Extremists Melbourne, Sept. 20, Dependent Neither on Britain ner Germany Now York, Sept, a1." According to a wireless message from the liner Paris, in which the French Debt Commission … The North-China HeraldArrival of Juristshe Associated Labour, Commer-feal and Educational Organizations Mhave issued a manifesto. in which they vigorously oppose the proposed, judicial inquiry. They demand that (1) the Chinese Government shall not appoint [Jud… The North-China HeraldIndian Standard of PoloSo much is this now an accepted fact in the polo world that an interesting suggestion has quite lately: been made. The suggestion refers! to the England v. America matches, and is briefly ax follows: That instead of Hurl… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe French TermsParis, Sept. 26. According to "Lo Matin," the French delegates to the Washington Debt Commission offer to incorporate in the principal of the French war debt (amounting to $2,933,000,000) American war ocks' purchased by … The North-China HeraldPeople in Alliance to Fight StrikesInfluential Volunteer Organization All Over Britain: Partly Operative Now London, Sept. 24. influential organiza been formed, presided over by Lor: Hardinge, whilst the members of the Council include Lord Jellicoe, Lord … The North-China HeraldPrison for Chinese StrikersSixteen Chinese members of the crew of the str. City of Victor! who organized a passive strike ex: tending over four days, were con-viered in the police court here and sentenced to serve terms of six weeks each in Okalla… The North-China HeraldNo Evidence of Criminal NatureThe prosecution, continued Dr. Sellett, had produced no evidence of a criminal nature, and it was hard to believe that' they ever expected the case to come to Court. was also hard to believe that a man in Dadanashvill's … The North-China HeraldSun Yat-sen Follower's FateChu Chock-man, one of the most powerful of the following of the date Dr. Sun Yat-sen when the founder of the Kuomintang ws alive and a former district mag' (rate and Red commander, is now a captive in the hands of bandit… From Reuters · North-China HeraldA Critical Situation at HomeLondon, Sept. 24. Two Parties Meet but Neither Will Accept Terms Sydney, Sept. 26. A conference of representatives of the shipowners and strikers end-abortively, each side declaring that the terms of the.other were Durba… The North-China HeraldYellow Cabs forThe Yellow Cab, a familiar Yebicle on the streets of American cities, thas made its appearance in Shanghai under the mis of the Ford Hire Service. For the present only one taxicab of this type will be placed in service, … The North-China HeraldMODEST DRESS Ladies Hissed on Cathedral, Steps A New Index ExpurgatoriusThe Rome correspondent of the "Observer," writing on August 5, vs The Pope's crusade against mod-fern fashions has been taken up the Church with great promptitude, In every diocese printed notices of warning nature are a… The North-China HeraldEnglish Game MediocreEnglish polo this season has been mediocre, at times feeble to a degree, and had it not been for the visits of the above-mentioned teams the season might fairly be written down as retrogressive, The Jodhpur polo team hav… The North-China HeraldApplication to Withdraw BondBefore Mr, D'Hondt (Bel sesser), Mr. Vizenzinovich (Spani Assessor) and Magistrate Sung at the Mixed Court on Monday, the Tia, 100,310 diamond ense was continued, The claim of plaintiffs, who are of Belgian nationality, … The North-China HeraldA Jutland SecretHow the German Signals Were Read: Codes Tied to a Corpse connexion with the recent manceuvres held by the Soviet Fleet in the Baltic, writes a Russian correspondent, an "old Naval officer" of the Tsarist regime now in th…
