Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 9 February 1921
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section23 1921-02-09 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE HOLIDA Y EDITION. PUBLISHED DAILY ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 31. VOL. LXXIX. WEDNESDAY, 9<h FEBRUARY. 1921. PRICE 15 CENTS23 words
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Advertisement417 1921-02-09 1 NIKKO No, 7. NORTHAM ROAD. Telephone No. 579, i 8 ROSS'S Ia i rfcr e M'FAhl r A BUY A PILSENER g RATNER I ia fca &3 I i WataiE ’fiy Ml s sl*jl B 'C. B KM-"'""' j- fl w I Is to be obtained from ali Retailers. SAV£417 words
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Advertisement12 1921-02-09 1 THEBES'! GARIN 10Wb «•I, Meat, S.S. f.a.S. Ong Sam Leong A 00,12 words
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Article610 1921-02-09 2 THE REPARATIONS. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, February 5 Great interest was evinced in two important speeches by Mr Lloyd George at Birmingham, to-day, the first devoted to the reparations decisions, an i the second to domestic problems Replying to the presentation of the freedom of the City in[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 610 words
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Article223 1921-02-09 2 PREMIER AND THE REMEDY. London, February 5. Mr Lloyd Georg*, sc the banquet at Birmingham, dealn mainly with domestic affairs and the trade depression, hub he said he had no doubt that we would weather the storm, as we had done after the Napoleonic Ware. The nation223 words
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Article584 1921-02-09 2 FEELING IN GERMANY. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Berlin, February 4. The reparations terms have bad a repercussion on Germany's social bfe. Bavaria and Baden have boHi forbidden public celebration or carnival, as ill according with the gravity of the situation Prussia is leis drastic, but has instructed the police to keep[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 584 words
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Article32 1921-02-09 2 London, February 4. Earl Haig, accompanied by Lady Haig, has sailed for Cape Town to attend an Empire Conference o f ex-soldier organisations on Febiuary 23.32 words
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Article31 1921-02-09 2 Chicago, February 4. Norman Ross, the American Olympic champion, in a swim ning tank, covered a mile in 22 mins 38 1/5 secs. This is a world’s record.31 words
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Article35 1921-02-09 2 Loudon, February 3, New York banking circle» confirm the report that a loan of $25,000 000 to Chile is contemplated but deny «inaila- reports as regards the Argentine and Brazil,35 words
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Article481 1921-02-09 2 BRITAIN'S RESPONSIBILITIES. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, February 4. The text cf the British draft mandate j for Palestine, which will be übmitted to the furthcoming meeting of the Council of the s League of Nations at Geneva, is published in the “Jewish Chronicle." It p; ovides for the[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 481 words
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Article112 1921-02-09 2 THE NEW PREMIER. Athens, February 5. The Greek Cabinet has resigned. Cause of the Crisis* Athene, February o. Mr Rballis announced in the National Assembly that the resignation of the Cabinet was due to differences, chiefly r n the question of the constitution of the Greek delegation112 words
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Article90 1921-02-09 2 New York, February 4 Mr Robert Brindell, a prominent con’racbor, and known as the “fsar of the Building Trades,’’ w»s convic ed on a charge of extortion in connection with the construction of the new Municipal Building New York, and was remanded to j»ii, pending promulgation90 words
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Article21 1921-02-09 2 London, February 5. Wheat was qnoted at 75s a quarter at Northamption to-day, compared with 90s a week ago.21 words
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Article397 1921-02-09 2 AMERICA’S ATTITUDE. Washington, February 4. Ths American Navy Board argu s that hhe policy of equal armaments will 'end to fiminLh thei* growth and lessen the of sudden war. The Bwd strenu >usly opposed any rest p?-iod or limitation of armaments which would in-er ere with the United State?397 words
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Article165 1921-02-09 2 AMERICAN OPINION. London, February 5. Ihe “Metropolitan Magazine,” a leading journal of New York, foresees the failure of any attempt to bind America, England and Japan by a reduction of armaments. The three countries distrust each other and all are reaching out for the world’s trade. America has165 words
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Article34 1921-02-09 2 Jerusalem, February 6. Last year the pioneer Jewish Immigrants numbered 10,000, iccluding 3 000 repatriated, 3,000 from the Ukriane, the Crimea and Armenia, and 3,500 from Lithuania, Poland, Galicia and Germany.34 words
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Article23 1921-02-09 2 Stockholm, February 5. Martens, the Soviet Ambassador," who was deported from America, with his staff, arrived, and proceeded to Libau.23 words
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Article87 1921-02-09 2 New York, February 4. Eight European Salvation Army officers, including Captain and Mrs Loois of Amsterdam, have arrived here en route for the leper, colony in Java where they expect to arrive aboat the Ist of April. The party volunteered for work in the colony, in response87 words
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Article194 1921-02-09 2 IMPORTANT RESULTS EXPECTED [Reuter’s Telegrams.] L udon, February 4. Mr Chamberlain’s announcement at Birmingham, although not entirely unex-p-cted, is hailed with widespread signa of atiafaction, especially by manufac'urers and badness men, who in the pa-t six months have with almost a single voic» been campaigning against[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 194 words
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Article168 1921-02-09 2 MR CHAMBERLAIN AND AMERICA. London, February 5. Mr. Chamberlain, at Birmingham, declared that Britain desired two years ago to see the whole of the Allied debts wiped out, but the proposals which were then rejected by the United States, could not now be repeated, since they expose168 words
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Article65 1921-02-09 2 CROWN WITNESS SHOT. London. February 4 A sensation was created at a Dublin court-martial on the youths charged -in connection with the murder of officers on the 27th November. The president announced that a message had been received stating that one of the witnesses for the prosecution was65 words
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Article37 1921-02-09 2 TWO MEN ACQUITTED. London, February 4, Two men, Fowler and McParthin, were acquitted at Liverpool on a charge of murder in connection with the Sinn Fein outrages in Liverpool mentioned on the 28th November.37 words
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Article76 1921-02-09 2 DUKE OF CONNAUGHT LAYS COMMEMORATION STONE. Calcutta, February 7, The Duke of Connaught laid the commemoration stone on the site of the new King George Dock, situated in the Garden Reach, five miles below Howrah Bridge. The dock will berth 35 ships, The water area covers 19076 words
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Article46 1921-02-09 2 Washington, February 5. The Georgetown Seismological Observatory recorded an earthquake 2,000 miles to the south, of greater intensity than the disturbance on December 16. la Mexico. Mexico, February 5. An earthquake occurred in the region of Tehuantepec It is believed many have been killed.46 words
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Article18 1921-02-09 2 Melbourne, February 4. Australia bas cabled to New York a challenge for the Davis Cup.18 words
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Article159 1921-02-09 2 PILSUDSKIS VISIT TO Paris [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Paris, February 5 The visit of .Mar-hal Pil Su u p .f to P r l. s international tv Qt Marshal is L neatly feted. He hid fences with political and military It is understood that France agreed t' wntinue to[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 159 words
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Article37 1921-02-09 2 New York, February 3, A Mexico message sajs the Govercnjeot has invited Mr. Lamont, a member f Messrs. Morgan, to visit- Mexico, to atari the preliminary work for the refanding of the foreign debt.37 words
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Article33 1921-02-09 2 OstHwa, February d. There were 75,8001 immigrants to Canada from Britain in 1920, compared with 57,200 ia 1919. The total immigrants, in 1920, increased by 25 per cent, compared with 1919.33 words
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Article26 1921-02-09 2 DELHI CEREMONIES. Delhi, Eebrua'y 5. ihe two Chambers of the Indian L-g’.i--iature, the Council of State ana the Legislative Assembly, were sworn io.26 words
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Article63 1921-02-09 2 NAVAL CONFERENCE AT SINGAPORE. Sydney, Febiuary fi. Ihe “Sunday Tinies’’ correspondent says the Australian warship Brisbane is about to convey Admiral Grant >i the N aval Administration Board to Singapore to participate in an important conference with senior officers of the the East Indian. China, Canadian, New Zealand63 words
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Article78 1921-02-09 2 Washington, February 6. The House of Representatives again passed over the President’s vote, the joint resolution of Congress stopping recruiting until the army is reduced to 175,000. The President in giving the reasons for his vote, stated that he was unable to see in ihe rendition of the78 words
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Article35 1921-02-09 2 THE EMPEROR KARL. Geneva, February 6Hapsburg partisans held a conclave at St. Moritz, and decided that ex Emperor Kail must reach Budap p< t by Easter, as Hungary wants a K’f--35 words
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Article89 1921-02-09 2 SUCCESS I’LL EN I’E RIMENTS London, February bIt is staled that the recent experiments in paving a street in the Borouglr with rubber sheets have been factory, and it is suggested that 9 minster City Council adopt a siinrl.’scheme for ihe deadening of sounds the neighbourhood of Charing89 words
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Article19 1921-02-09 2 SCOTLAND BEATS WALES. London, February 5. At Rugger, Scotland beat Wa.cS by 14 points to 8* at Swansea.19 words
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Article1087 1921-02-09 3 Ph NANG v. PMAK. VISITORS IN STRONG POSITION. ConsHerablfl interest waa manifested in he two day cricket match c numenced at th? Esplanade yesteidiy b tween Penang ,d Perak. Both had oat strong elevens. In 'he previous match at Penang, Perak were sa’ceßtful by fivs wicket’, Penang scoring1,087 words
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Article22 1921-02-09 3 (From our own Correspondent). Ipob, February 8. In an Association football match, Perak beat Selangor by two goals to nil.22 words
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Article41 1921-02-09 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, February 8. At Singapore, the case in which Private Cummings was charged with dishonestly retaining stolen property, including mirror belonging to H E the Sulran of Johore, was concluded. Judgment wa* seserved.41 words
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67 1921-02-09 3 Pingliang, Jan. 22, —The death toll in the sub-prefecture of Kuyuan, Shensi, ha been officially estimated at about 40,000 athe result of the recent earthquake, Six hundred died inside the ci'y, which is entirely rained. Thousands aie h mele s General Du Hung-tao left67 words
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Article62 1921-02-09 3 H M S. Malaya left Singa) ore at 5-30 pm. on Monday She proceeded tu Malacca for a short stay, and will afterwards pay a visit to Penang, where she wil remain for five days. From Penang H M S. Malaya will proceed to Bombay to62 words
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Article120 1921-02-09 3 Proposed Programme of Entertai «mint Sunday, February 13th. 8- a.m. Leave Prat by train. Reserved accommodation. 11- a.m. Arrive Alor Star. Motor Lorries will be provided. 12 Mid-day. Dinner at Kedah Club. Cock.figbting during the afternoon, at the Club. 4 30 p.m. Buffalo fights120 words
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Article71 1921-02-09 3 EFFECT OF EXCHANGE. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] XVashingtoo, February 6. A delegation of the newsprint manufacturers r> quested rhe Hous» of Kepresentatives Legislation Committee to m r r< dace a bill to tax foreign newsprint, except from Canada $l5 a ton. Th-v pointed out that newp inb from Scandinavia.[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 71 words
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Article41 1921-02-09 3 Stockholm, February 4. Wholesale prices dropped 11 per cent in January. The first public parade of the new A. Co, M S V R., was held on the Padang, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday. About 120 men turned out.41 words
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352 1921-02-09 3 To the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.” Sir, 'he 8 ra’egv unde,lying the ac-iot taken by the rubber WO’M in its dealing*with the consumers is obviously to be dictated by it? Director it. is quite u-ebss mr Billikins, the well known planter of VI an352 words
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371 1921-02-09 3 (To the Editor of “Pinang Gazette.”) Sir, —Perhaps you are not unaware that for some time past the Government has been receiving several shipments of rice and will continue, I believe, to receive more supplies from Rangoon, Siam and Saigon in view of the reported371 words
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Article87 1921-02-09 3 Calcutta, January 31. —There is no' change in the tram strike situation. Only a few cars have been taken out by the European and Anglo-Indian assistants of the company. Mr. Sen president of the Union, said at to-night’s meeting that he saw the manager who said that87 words
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Article1443 1921-02-09 3 SOCIAL PERSONAL. I Mr. E. G. Hubble, of Caledonia, i> i leaving for Home on the 13th inst. A pretty wedding was solemnised at Hongkong when Mr. James Boyd, of the Chartered Bank, was married to Miss Mabel Shires at St. John’s Cathedral by the Rev. V. H. Copley Moyle.1,443 words
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Article659 1921-02-09 3 IM P< iRTANT Rl ;.l Judgment was given for plain, tf 'i ihe Supreme Court, S’i g; pore, -v Mr. Justice Sproule, lhe A< ting CI f lustice. in tin* suit of Cheang .J'sn huan versus Ng Chav Chew, in wh’ h the plaintiff sued for pos-essio. ]1’659 words
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Article228 1921-02-09 3 I’he trial of J. W. Ramsden, on .u i barge of forgery, in res|M'< t of certificates. began at Bangalore on Jan an JI before Major T. L. Plowden t I'irst Assistant Resident, sitting as a« Justice of the Peace, for the trial of <J European Briti-h subject228 words
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Advertisement2074 1921-02-09 4 POSITION WANTED. NOTICES. TENDERS INVITED. J -I T —1 s T H B <* A Ynung Energetic Man, h« »bu«e H A 0-din.ry Marine .f rhe Mnj.ioip.l DES GN ANO CONS I RUCTION OF YELLOW VITMI POWER Buoe-kerping, bold. Oo mD0 81 o U e„ .Bl be held nt the2,074 words
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Advertisement237 1921-02-09 4 EVERYTHING 1 HALF PRICE FOR CASH THIS WEEK ONLY. NO LIMIT OF PURCHASES. BRITISH BOMBAY BAZAAR 'f(o "8, ffieaefi Street, Penang, SkLLvAU IaBBMBEggMMBMBSSB j OMaftBIIIMOINXMrO 4BBS M 1 To inaugurate the removal of our K a Ladies’ Dressmaterial ept, Ji from the Grand Hotel” to 3t, Uiiion Street I jJ237 words
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Miscellaneous202 1921-02-09 4 IMPERIAL EMPIRE THEATRE PENANG ROAD. Present their Best Compliments to Patrons and Friends, and wish them a fulLshare of Long Life, Prosperity and Glor tn the New Year Now Dawning, and Request Your Presence to witness the Grand Entertainment To-night specially selected and for Three Nights From Monday, 7th, to202 words
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