China Mail 1928-06-06

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China Mail 1928-06-06
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1928
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China Mail 1928-06-06

Year: 1928

IN PEKING. SHANSI TROOPS ARRIVE. BRITAIN'S PART. Chiang Guarantees Protection of Foreigners. "BOY" EMPEROR LEAVES TIENTSIN FOR MUKDEN. WHOLESALE SURRENDERS. THE FOREIGNERS. What Britain Will Do-Vide Commons. Assurance Given. RAILWAY TROUBLE. Carrying off Of Cars: Fengtien Assembly. Blown Up Near Peking. No Mails Nor Phones. Railways, Too! NORTHERN DISORDERS. Main Strength in Orderly Retreat. Nearing South Of Peking. CHANG TSO-LIN. Two Messages About "Rumored" Death. PRINCE ESCAPES. Helped By Asylum Attendant. INADEQUATE FINE. Egyptian Gets Out of Ticehurst Home. "BOY" EMPEROR. Has To Leave Tientsin With Family. PEKING. How to Assure Protection for People. HOGGS AND HARTS. MR. R. H. MAZE'S INTERESTING LETTER. SIR ROBERT'S FAMILY. THE EMPLOYEE. When He Can Be Summarily Dismissed. PUISNE JUDGE'S RULING. Questions of Being Absent and Negligent. In Spite of Warning. How to Attract Custom. PRAYA COMB-OUT. SEARCHING FOR BIG SUM OF SILVER. DISHONEST SHIP'S COOK. FOREIGN AFFAIRS. MUSSOLINI SPEAKS IN THE SENATE. FIRST VIEWS IN TWO YEARS. Reference To Japan, China, And Siam. TRUSTS THAT CHINA MAY REALISE UNITY. WHAT FASCISM IS. Friendship With England. Italy and Judo-Salvia. ITALY AND FASCISM

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