China Mail 1930-05-28
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- China Mail 1930-05-28
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- Greatest Crowd Ever Seen PROCESSION
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- 1930
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China Mail 1930-05-28
Year: 1930
STUDENT'S LAPSE. STEALS JEWELLERY FROM A "PAL". HOSPITALITY UNREQUITED. Invitation Accepted. Willing to Pay $160. The Cane Suggested. TIRED OF LIFE! GOING BACK. Alleged Fugitive from Canada. ONLY G$900 INVOLVED. KOWLOON FIRE. $1,000 Damage in Joss Paper Shop. STOUT BREAKS THE RECORD WITY 380 YARDS. A.G. BOWER'S VICTORY. HABITUAL CRIMINAL. Sent to Prison for One Year. FRENCH SEVERITY. More Rioters Sentenced to Death. SIR JOHN SIMON. To Resume Practice at the Bar. SACRIFICFS FOR INDIA. PEERS' TRIBUTES. Archbishop's Praise of Predecessor. HIGH QUALITIES. Broken Collar Bone Makes No Difference. BACK AT HIS DUTIES. $4,852,80 EMBEZZLED. Chinese Bookkeeper Sent to Prison. NATURE COLONY TR GODY. MOSQUITO PLAGUE IN KOWLOON. AN INVASION OF THE HOSPITAL. BREEDING OF LARVAE. Breeding Continued. MONEY LEFT. The Late Mr. W. Keegan's Savings. RICHEST MAN! WEALTHY MANUFACTURER. AMY IN QUEENSLAND. Greeted by Greatest Crowd Ever Seen. PROCESSION OF CARS. Three Grent Qualities. REBELS FOILED AT YELLOW RIVER. SHANSI INVADERS REPORTED TO BE REPULDES. CAMPAIGN IN SHANTUNG. Bridges Destroyed. Nanking's Plans. The Ironsides. Wan tsun-tsai. Liu Chen-haw. Nanking's Claims. MAN WHO FREED 8,000 SLAVES. "THE W