Hong Kong Telegraph 1925-07-31
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1925-07-31
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1925-07-31
Year: 1925
SHOTS ON BORDER. CHINESE SOLDIERS CROSS FRONTIER. LATEST INCIDENTS. SUSPICIOUS CONDUCT. MAN WITH CHOPPER ARRESTED. LABOUR BOYCOTT IN AMOY? THE WUCHOW TROUBLE EXTENDING. SHARE MARKET. MAY RE-OPEN TO-MORROW. DR. SUN & HONGKONG. JAPANESE PROFESSOR'S REMINISCENCE. THREATS TO TRAM WORKERS. CHINESE GETS EIGIITEEN MONTHS. H.M.S. TUNG ON. WHY PASSAGES ARE REFUSED.LEGATION LOOPHIOLES. A PEKING PRECAUTION. COAL CRISIS. STOPPAGE BEGING FROM TO-DAY. GRAVE POSITION. VOLUNTEER SERVICE. A RECORD OF FORTY. SCHOOL STRIKERS. THE QUESTION OF PUNISHMENT. MASTERS CONFER. THE PO HING FONG VICTIMS. THE LATE MR. CHAU SIU-KI. BOLSHEVIST COMMANDER KILLED. SHOT BY POLISH FROMTIER GUARDS. JAPANESE TAX PROPOSALS. TWO FACTIOS SPLIT CABINET. NOTICE. MAGASIN GENERAL. HONGKONG HOTEL PLAK HOTEL REPULSE BAY HOTEL. RIVER SHIPPING. UNION EFFORTS AT SHANGHAI. CORRESPONDENCE. ACTIVITY AGAINST STRIKERS. OHINESE POLICE RAIDS. CHINESE POLITICS. PREPLARING FOR A NEW CONSTITUTION. NEVER-NECER LAND. HOW IS THE NEWS CARRIED? JARDINE SHIP IN DISTRESS. CHINA MERCHANT'S SHIP REFUSES HELP. CHANG TSO-LIN. EXPLAINS DEPARTURE FOR MUKDEN. AUSTRALIA'S HOSPITALITY. AMERICAN SAILORS ENTERTAINED. GERMAN COAL CRISIS. THE MILLION TONS LIE I