Shanghai, June Avery strong. protest will lodged by the British Consu thorities with Mr. ¥. Miura. Japanese Consul-General in Shanghai, in connection with the death on the morn ing of June 7 of Mr. Richard Maurice Tinkler as the result of wounds received, during a fight with Japanese sailors at Pooturg. premises of the China Printing & Finishing Co's Lun Chang mill, where he was employed 5 Inbour superintendent, on the morning of June 6, the "North-China Dally News" was informed last night by a British Consular omeial. In connection with the situation at the mill and in Pootung where anti-British demonstrations are prevalent and where China Printing & Finish-Ing Ca. employees have been threat ened by armed bands, strong re-Dresentations were made to the Japanese "authorities "yesterday. he Slated, but' no protests had been et fered yet in connection with Mr. Tinkler's death.
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