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Title Section21 1919-02-26 1 The Straits Echo. MAIL EDITION. Single Copy AO ct«. SlB PER ANNUM. Vol. IT Penang February, Wednesday, 23, 1919. No, 9.21 words
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Advertisement324 1919-02-26 1 I' i AX. F CONTENTS. > j Leaders: Miscellanboui (Continued): A. i 'X-. l Feed Control 238 Food Control Begnlatione.., 254 Peace Prospects in Chins... 246 Robbery in Penang 255 i < H-lp for All 246 Yesterday’s Wedding 255 Ov Rde Supply 252 The PAM Controversy 256 The AOglo-Saxc ne324 words
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Advertisement182 1919-02-26 2 THE $5 I “STRAITS ECHO” v /1/5 Xtj? f MAIL EDITION. <IA > a -A-- ■<• 'iv X' r TR Tfe Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, v, *nd contains the latest local and States news originally published in the daily issues, as well182 words
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Article1779 1919-02-26 238 la a recant issue attention was drawn in this column to the case in which a Chinese petty trader carrying on business in an outlying district was fined 8100 by a magistrate because he apparently made a profit of 2 or 8 cents on the sale of a1,779 words
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Advertisement111 1919-02-26 238 Cbe Straits €cbo. w Mv /'Jf ft X r?i 'Wj Mr*v Bamfe \w PUBLISHED DAILY (Eicept Sand»» and public holidays) AT THE CRITERION PRESS, LIMITED, 59, Beach Street, Penang. Price: Daily Local >BO Per annum; outstation Postage Extra. MaU Edition (Post Free) fid per annunii Cable Address: "ECHO PENANG.” Tolophono111 words
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Article516 1919-02-26 239 Sir Huth Clifford le»’int'h«Go'd Court Mr. W. whoMtil l' h« rerertod to hi. dotiei a. «wood M trate Mr. A H Coop». AD.O, Kint», hu rrtnrud from lo»»o in India »nd token up duties is Ipoh. a Mr. Andrew W.ir (Mmiita of Sopp'j). who ka. boon raired to ths516 words
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Article261 1919-02-26 239 [Riutib’s TILtHBAMS J DISCUSSION in ASSEMBLY, Hcncur cf FatherlandBale, February 17. In the German National Assembly, the Independent Socialist, Haas", urged a compromise with the Polar. Noske, Master for National Defence, declared that the honour of Germany must be defended at all costs against Polish imperialism. There[Riutib’s TILtHBAMS J - 261 words
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234 1919-02-26 239 Having been askea 10-create a boom for me above lottery in toe next five w e?k.* and U btite that there is no inter ion if posmotiig the closing date (March 15 1919) the trait» Time» comments as follows i If any Lottery can234 words
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Article515 1919-02-26 239 [Bivtub's Tblxgbams,] -BJ,P. labour Liglilatlcn* London, Februaiy 18, A from Pano of the 18 h stye the International Labour Legislation Commission yesterday agreed that each State should be represented at the annual Labour Conference by two Delegates for the Government, and one each for employer! and workpeople,[Bivtub's Tblxgbams,]; -BJ,P. - 515 words
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Article582 1919-02-26 240 [Eiutib’s TELEGRAMS J Tentative ProgrammeL indoo, F b itry 17. Thu Admiralty announces ih*t the follow. i the proposed itinerary of the tour of S® H.M.B. New Zealand. Tbe MM (hoild be reg.rded pu ely tentative ud depending m.inly on whether the wodr J various Dominions oan[Eiutib’s TELEGRAMS J - 582 words
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Article122 1919-02-26 240 [Rbutbe’s Telegrams Immediate Etsumpdcn. Lindon, February 17. TbnPre s Bureau states that the B >ard of Trade au<bo ise% unde'* certain existing restrictions, the resumption of trade with Turkey, including Turkey ia Europe, Asia Minor, Armenia, Kurdistan, Mesopotamia, Syria, and Bulgaria. Trade with Russian Black Baa[Rbutbe’s Telegrams | - 122 words
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Article437 1919-02-26 240 Mb, Hughks* Views, London, January 20. The Paris correspondent of tbe New York World interviewed the Prime Minister of Australia (Mr. Hughes), who said The Japanese a<e a great people bat our ideals and theirs d fhr fundamentally. We do not wish Japanese expansion in our437 words
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Article311 1919-02-26 240 Niw J.KT.4F.I is iM Flak and Kidas. Wd UrtoerHtaud that ia a l'° P .T’ u? 8 oXp*S Limited, will be issu dto the public which Oomp.oyi.bei., t# Ci- 0 W B uS K?d“r n bj p «»k »“d Kcd*h. Oaly .rn.il mill, .re to be erected, the311 words
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Article284 1919-02-26 240 Naw Abbangbmbnts, bi supflus Of Burma Bion. Wears indebted to the courtesy of the Deputy Food Controller for the followinf informaticm Io order to conserve supplies of Burma white rice for Penang and the places adjacent thereto and most conveniently supplied from Penang, the following arrangements have284 words
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1171 1919-02-26 241 THE COMMANDEERING OF THE "MORE" "NOVARA". SINGAPORE PAPERS’ DENUNCIATION. Our Singapore contemporaries, the Strath TtM asd Frw iß h,,r Monday last, protest strong y b Admiralty’» action in suddenly re< l wl M O, J!“* lha whole of the passenger accommodation o.the p. <0 order to repatriate Mwai hundred Hana,1,171 words
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Article535 1919-02-26 241 <-d" B t X e T e,p d “‘«deering ot the the J new the po.tpo Mmen at aI U g .nd obdkM 0 mi,apprehension, .nd that their txperieno, of last year warrants them in emphatically warning the Imperial Government that such postponement oinnot be carried out535 words
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Article3019 1919-02-26 242 «fr/rom the Minutes of a m et ng th. Pen,», Cumber of*lJ 8U held at the Chamber, Nj* 1 I •< m Tne.d.y th. Uth pawning o’clock p.m, *nd 555.,!““m W P?M»»T*-Mr. H A Low, CMrma», if* O M Henderion, Vice-Chairman, Sir I Awihar Adami, X b.b.,3,019 words
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Article612 1919-02-26 243 Bib Nbw Appointmbnt Pliabing to Il DIANS. s. Gaanakan Roberts, writing to th« Blraiit lime* from Siremban meter date at Hth February, makes the following observetiooß Hpon the appointment ot Sir 8. P, Sinha bi Under-Secretary of State ter Indie Bib,— The aewß of the appointment of612 words
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Article3148 1919-02-26 244 '—Btraiti Zimss, heouisitioning of passage RtV ACCOMMODATION. OomNMWT’» STBONO FSOTIBT. muting Of the Legishtive Council ra lU «iterder. HE. the Governor (Sir 1' L? Young'a C M G, K B.E preeidmg. ha other member» present were H L» Officer Com canding (MajorJ? e i DH. Kidout, C M.G'—Btraiti Zimss, - 3,148 words
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Article724 1919-02-26 245 List or Sobscribhrs Sir A R Adame, K BE, VD, Mr and Mrs A 8 Anthony, Mr and Mrs K D, Acton Mr and Mrs W RH Allen, Mr and Mrs' C W Barnett. Mr and Mrs E J Bannett Mr and Mrs E Baker, Mr and724 words
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Article735 1919-02-26 246 Wnila the Cnisese ot the North »nd h «a bu<7«'*°« in S ‘hair very ««>» goitb »rj j orddr t 0 sett i a the ditled'to the civil w»r «b' u h to e »1?. l.at two ye«ra cased frijihttel h tgrm.il, »"d is etill c«i»g735 words
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Article1239 1919-02-26 246 In view of tha face that ever since I its inception this journal has consistently I championed the cause of agriculturists I of all classes in Malaya, and years ago I insisted that the financial affairs of I British Malays could not be regarded I »s satisfactory1,239 words
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Article1003 1919-02-26 247 Th» F«ta»« ol th» Stag». A» Esgluh critic ,d f S! tb»tn ia co»o»rn»<i !«it the <•>« f ■lair. M r»pr«»e»t>»« ,rt > 11 «J/tahtawa bj»HW. »»d »otr»iH«- Admitting that the p y ■Ktaraiet a lining id oo»ditione more MiiK-n k »»»ity th*- ooc.r in other. oooapatifM, b»1,003 words
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Article231 1919-02-26 247 MM. Mr- Goodman’s New Appolntmtni. (Item Our Own Kuala Lumpur, February 20, The Hon. Mr. G. A. Goodman has besn •PPoialed .Chiaf Judicial Commissioner, [The Hon. Mr. Gerald /übrey Goodman was born on September 6, 1862, and was called to the Bar from the Middle Temple inMM. - 231 words
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Article363 1919-02-26 247 [Bxutkb’s EA'vV MATERIALS FOR HUN 3. Emphatic Fnnch Froteat Paris, February 18. At the meeting of the Supreme Inter* Allied War Council, M- Clemenceau made a most emphatic statement that Francs could not possibly permit any importation of raw materials into Germany. The French argument is that Germany[Bxutkb’s - 363 words
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Article74 1919-02-26 247 Tte following are the results of the ties played eff yesterday Single. A T M Sherrington beat F N Byer by 6-3, 6-2. Dj.ble. B: H Smith and J M Ohalmer» <° •> be,t H A Low and A G Wat.on by 7—5 7—5. Laditu Doubles i74 words
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Article2132 1919-02-26 248 fHE aOVE»SOB’3 iNrEBVENHJN' DlC»»» SCAUDALOC» IT 18 PIffICULT TO bP»AK OT IT WITH EISTBAJNT. <Hraitf Timtt comment» on the inter- h« Hi» Exoellenoy the Governor and I tor great oar. t. b. taken in h d.?*h»t the earliest opportune. to go mavbe afforded to tho.e in urgent2,132 words
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Article514 1919-02-26 249 Mn E. M. Biker and Mu Biker hue returned to Kail* Limpnr. Mr. P. S. Boeleo, who went to Medin on a business visit, retimed to day» Mr. L, E. fllowe, of M’ssrs. Kats Bros, toft by the s,s Sjwe/man to-day on a bnuneee viiit to the Dutch Beet514 words
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Article379 1919-02-26 249 Mr. E. D. Fenton ot Kombok E.t.te, S.ogei G»<l»L wr tn i. the following term, to the Malay Sir,—Now that the matter cf food control is at long last beginning to attract attention of the authorities, I would like to suggest that something be done to stop379 words
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Article280 1919-02-26 249 From Malayan Matters in the Kuala Lumpur paper i Oar correspondent who assumed that the amount ot attention paid by the newspapers of Malaya to the P.A.M. controversy was due to the fact that it is presumably the toe»! «.ill, leM on’ in M.'aj.n Pre., offiae. will prob.bly280 words
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Article609 1919-02-26 249 LAWYER’S MESSENGER’S GOOD WORK. A Kling, who gave his name aa Mohamed galtm, was this morning charged before Mr. B. D. Acton in the Dhtiiot Court on two charges of theft at a mosque in McAlister Road, The accused pleaded not guilty. Court Inspector Nicol prosecuted.609 words
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Article2070 1919-02-26 250 THE DOC:Oils’ EMPHATIC! PROTEST. Atlbe ol m d cal moa ,n Tuesday l*st t 0 protect agtioit tbi I Novara fan pre.ent D D. J. o*Uow.y, 8. H. B. V-enior health officer, FMS.) F B OroMbW O.M. O; Btr.it. Sstd.menti), M.ior N. Bl.olr, mo., G. A. Fnl.ywm2,070 words
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Article1462 1919-02-26 251 i.— Malaya Tribune Wo do Ml aupporn that tho (Torical Service galarioe Oommittoo will bavo noth difficulty in deciding whether hoi»»» ahonld ba provided tot IM subordhats member» ef tho Govcrnsmai Service, as wa taka it that after tho strong oaao nude oat by the Howling Ooßßieeioui.—Malaya Tribune - 1,462 words
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Article312 1919-02-26 251 Omega 19 writes to the Free Prewi— In your issue of to-day then is a long article cn Technical Education (quoted from tho Zonden and China Innritt} for the Chinese. May I call the attention of the authorities to tho fact that little or nothing has hitherto been312 words
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Article1300 1919-02-26 252 xrr rflMived to-d*y from the Hon. Mr. I W Depity Food Controller, a copy C yt order P which has just been issued 0 Chief in exercise of the powers by a nn him by the Food Control OD 1918 Tais order prohibits B h7o’X wportition of1,300 words
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Article635 1919-02-26 252 H R,H. Prince Yu?ula. of Siam, arrived in Hongkong on February 7 from Bangkok by the Chinhua. attended by a large suite. Mr. J. Davidson of Messrs. Harrisons and Crosfield, Kuala Lumpur, has been operated on for appendicit s. He is get. ting on well. Mr. Willis, manager of635 words
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Article848 1919-02-26 253 [Reuter's Telegrams.] WOUNDED IN THE HEAD, p.rli. F.l—'J 19. ni« FUBTHEB DETAILS. Sttipfogiy dmg® ww Peril, February 19. ..wia the ihonlder M. Olemenosau waii ihevroundi and back. no* >• 1 Pichtn m Kyt-Wltniw* M. Pichia dHOritag u gX»'»» k^ b.. exclaimed bfi g re d. It[Reuter's Telegrams.] - 848 words
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Article499 1919-02-26 253 [Buutub’s Tilkgrams FINAL NAVAL FIACE TEEMS. BtUgcland ani Kiel Canal. Paris, February 17, The Armistice discussions are being re. Burned on the 18th, when Marshal Fooh will return from Treves. It is almost csr. tain that the final Naval peace terms will include the complete destruction of[Buutub’s Tilkgrams ] - 499 words
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Article496 1919-02-26 254 [BiuTue's Tblbgbams] BTBIKE3 AND DIBOKDEBB. SsMtaelita Dlwctiog r Berlin, Febriary 18. ■he .itsatlon in Germany d J'*Y or owinr to the great aotnity of the B,MS.8 ,M S. A general strike has now bro'ku oi‘ i« hB K hr 8100 < Sf"’?'' b E.sen declared that not[BiuTue's Tblbgbams] - 496 words
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Article510 1919-02-26 254 [Rbutbr’s Tbligrams,] THE RUSSIAN BIIUATION. Another Invitation. Paris, February 17, The Supreme War Council to-day considered at length the Russian situation. Responsible British circles are of opinion that the Associated Powers will probably decide to renew the invitation to the Russian Governments to meet them moreover, that[Rbutbr’s Tbligrams,] - 510 words
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Article411 1919-02-26 254 Chinbsk Southern Dklkgatbb. The Fiet'Oh mill liner I'crtlhui carried from Hongkong, a f w days ago, tha Chinese delegates trum rhe Soutbe n Government of OAnton to the World’s Peace C nfrence in Europe. The leader of the delegation is Dr. Wu Chiao Chu, son of the411 words
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Article235 1919-02-26 254 In exercise of the powers conferred upon him by the Food Control Regulations, 1918, the Food Controller hereby orders as follows• 1. The exportation from the Colony of white rice, par-boiled rice and padi is prohibited except under licence to be obtained at the office of the235 words
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Article914 1919-02-26 255 nnW TO INOBIABK OUB PBODUCTB ?BDTHB WKALTaOF IHE PEOPLE, For tbs following interesting notes on Auricultoral Banks and Co-operative fi?cietiei, which hare proved io benifioial to Ua ropls of India, Egypt. Burma and s ws are indebted to the Federated Malev States Chamber of Commerce, whose oarefnlly914 words
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Article307 1919-02-26 255 The marriage of Mr, Cbeah Poh Cheng, Assistant Surgeon, General Hospital, son of Mr. Cbeah Qxan E’, formerly of the Government Monopolies, to Miss Yaap Hong Sean, daughter of Nonia Oh Paek Siik, which took place yesterday may be ranked as one of tbe most imposing of Cbinese307 words
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Article391 1919-02-26 255 RESIDENI’d HOUSE LOOTED, Silvib Worth Hundreds of Dollars Stolen. Is it possible that tbo hunt after gang, robbers and pirates in Perak, Selangor and Kedah has resulted in a stampede of these ruffians to Penang P It would not be surprising to hear that some of tbe391 words
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Article254 1919-02-26 255 Good Haul by the Polich, Weld Qiay was quite astir this morning when there w*s a r sam ption of the fight bstween sampan men of dff<rent Chinese clans whi:h occured on December 80 last. Oa tbikt occiaiun the fight srpsared to have b en confic ed254 words
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Article947 1919-02-26 256 -.r tvhppaSE OUR PRODUCTS THE'ffilH OF THE PEOPLE. yetlerday} h intsres ing notes on Agricultural [For th/ folio' w ng wh ich have proved so Winks and Co-oper India, Egypt, Burma and biam, rt: FeJSri Miur 5..». Ch.mh.r we are indebted to ‘I e^ efuUy coniilcd brochure947 words
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Article301 1919-02-26 256 The appeal of (1) The China Hong Min Life Assurance Co,, Ltd., and (2) Lim Beng Tin, from a conviction on a charge of failing to comply with the provisions of Section 16 (I) of Ordinance 83 of 1914 which required that a Life Assurance Company constituted301 words
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Article679 1919-02-26 256 Mr. G. C Biilvv writes fem Suugei CboO to tb s Mahy Mail aw to 1 i—. Ween Mr. IL atvs<ry fi at appealed, at th* meeting beid m Kuala Luuupu prior to the Fenaog meeting, for much rate crihcism of Government, and for more temperate language,679 words
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Article559 1919-02-26 257 J, W malJTw? W«r ur B,OU W,T ...-.ii Tk. BiniUfi»». i d te u U. X—n, laoprMi •Mrt«r>i|ol»'l“’ l 1 wb M coaia carry H Ur 1« ’"I*" trom rwswftg-*-*- ,?X“ .’X>; .«•?»>»; ‘V? bL i th. ...ter tor wh»« P‘«M” ,B b> f SKSkm- mW. P*7."oV«559 words
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Article60 1919-02-26 257 (from Or Own w k a February 21 f Mwtoit taw Quid it Shgipero hu cbled to tb« I»P« ‘g® gap |m»«n i, hteoie lo k worn» th, ,t,.n>«r. »b»» 0IBB »Bde«red «d child... .««T by th. Adwrolty t rP i mp6 n»l women from Cam*- Tl60 words
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Article377 1919-02-26 257 Two leading n.w.piper. in Neither mortality nor complie.tioni of any ’’ihTmethod aheuld be .ppl« |y .(ter the outbreak of the ill»» U decayed or it pnomoma hae already made progroae the treatment ia lew officacioue. Ihe method ia t j v The patient muat keep to377 words
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Article97 1919-02-26 257 Mhtiwo 0» I.IBMMIII I. Ptsma. J" u rd v ewninj Mr W. B. Arm.trang P *t ■wtiug of Iriahman held in u. Penin, Cricket Club to decide what ■JL’J' de C L d, T d ,hlt ,u *>.eription. be .„d ,h Ir B««id.nt. of Pen," >nd Dinrict,97 words
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Article528 1919-02-26 257 LEAN coa WEEKLY EEPOBT. Penang, February 21. While at one time Rubber recorded a drop of several cents, the closing price is about one cent down compared with last week, vir, 75 cents for Standard Smoked Sheet and 77£ cents tor Fme Pale Crepe. Ihe Rubber Share528 words
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Article79 1919-02-26 257 The following are tne peiticulars of output of the Renong Tin Dredging Company’s tin ore for the first halt of this month i No. 1 D edge 6 d-ys working 35 piculs, No. 3 Dredge 9 days working 169 pieuD. Tna local agents, Messrs Guthrie A Co,, Ltd,79 words
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Article17 1919-02-26 258 the 14 u at No. 3 p lk V.d to Mr. B.d Mr., a. A...y, ..runnu«17 words
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1227 1919-02-26 258 Witk wh»t P** ct o,l| y to tntire dii.ppr.r.nc. ot the ni.rt.oe of the Gerau. flw« ho n»T‘l oe.tr, of gr.Tily hi. tkUud fro» the North 8e», ».d the .ratio, of th. rmii.tnb.tioß of the Britith Men >» Moordenoe with the ««condition, i. »t1,227 words
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Article564 1919-02-26 258 M' L m Cheng leik I. ft this aft-rnoen for Singapore on a bus n is visit. The R side t of P r k has utone uu to *’Tn« Box,’ Taiping Hll with a house party. I r is stated that the Siamese M Disters for Paris and564 words
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Obituary56 1919-02-26 258 IN MEMORIAM. «.J .«a RamaOv Le o iter, Sr, 3 d flnn .R tert Cnii 8«. i« of »L B Ho»<»* 1 10 E #t lart, o C JIt i'“ 7 IMR it fort M.rlboroogb 18<h J n9B> Died rt Pe»»g 27(h J,Mir7 1876 Obituary. Th- A IL Tokio, February56 words
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Article809 1919-02-26 259 TM Fir.» WMhi g 0* the Liiw Iron «P"’ 11 m** 4 0B D Oi b vote oruatad by the who tbs world over that Bik, th j,. it offer» no offer. no finer object ■n »r* "°J «ill t. hereditary To .pm.. thto g b r.l.rr, t«809 words
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Article336 1919-02-26 259 This Morning’s Pitched Battlh» Tbo second fight between sampan men reported yesterday reached its climax this morning when a pitched battle in which over three hundred men of 3ehs Ine, Lim, Chew and OJg were concerned occurred in Weld Qaay between Market Street Ghaut and Übulia Street336 words
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Article513 1919-02-26 259 [Ruutus's Tulxgbaub.J No Soriots Irj ary. London, February 17, It is confirmed that M. Clemenceau was not seriously wounded and was able to walk home. Details of Attempt» Paris, February 17. Fuller detaile show that M. Olemenceis was driving through the stieets when tbs would-bfl astaeiin suddenly[Ruutus's Tulxgbaub.J - 513 words
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Article446 1919-02-26 260 [Riutmb’s Tslkgrams Th« CottnilMloM’ Work* Loooeu. F.rjtnv’ 19 P^lB f ,he 19£b Aj, mr-tion Commission todav received £aKX-. the U3.A.,1.*/. «0 PORTS AND RAILWAYS. Conmtioni Approred. London, February 19. A oommuirque from P* 4 l iha 19th says the Inter-Allied subon P .H. tnd railway! met on[Riutmb’s Tslkgrams ] - 446 words
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Article532 1919-02-26 260 [Rbute/s TklkobamsJ Progress at Paris. Pan*, February 19. In many respects w*s the most fruuful day of the Price Cotfe'ence. Definite progress woi m<de towaids Peace, Toe Supreme Wtr Council concluded i*s debate on the new Armistice condition?, adopting the view that the next Armistice terms should form[Rbute/s TklkobamsJ - 532 words
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Article529 1919-02-26 260 [RbUTUk’s IBLBGBIMS] Fighting th. B:ith:v.ki. London, F;b aaiy 20, Reuter learns that the folkwing h rhe present situation on the different Ruieian battle fronts. Io North Russia, the pod. ton in the Murmansk and Archangel is unchanged. It L reported that the Be!shev>ki are massing troops here,[RbUTUk’s IBLBGBIMS] - 529 words
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Article198 1919-02-26 261 WANTED: A LAW TO ABOLISH THEM [To ni Editob or w Eiraiit Eth 1 D nroSd.r wlwtb.r O.mmon.«>«. i«» Cbiueeo, aid it so I cannot wdsretand him er bia remarks againei the suppression of the rimba I think bo would be more wire ,fc *uld k preach198 words
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453 1919-02-26 261 [To tubEoitob 0» tub Strait Mo.] Dear Sir, I aa (lad that the question of the rlosha trifle 1b the Straits has again cropped up in the Me. The discussions ef your two correspondents I hare carefully read but I disagree with M Oommonsense453 words
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Article545 1919-02-26 261 [To Tin Editob of Til Strait* Mo Bir, -Kindly >P>” ">• b J’ voice m, opinion on the qvjtion .boli.hmnt. At th. ontwtl w,.h i t.>emph..in th. f.ot th.t I »m only ol».« nt for eb.ro 0« giving ‘“PV!'*’T“ .cd »ot to poie my.olt »i di.bol545 words
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Article670 1919-02-26 261 The heariog of the action brought by Mah Ah Oheang,a towkayof Penang, against two grand-children of the late Oheking Prempuan of K«oh for the specific performance of a certain sgreement is preceding at present at the Ipoh Court, plaintiff alleging that there io owing to him from670 words
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Article790 1919-02-26 262 trnur TO INCREASE OUR PRODUCTS g® WEALTH OF THE PEOPLE. (Continu'd frcm 22nd) fellow ne int.res ing no es on Agricultural [for the 110 J ive tjoc.eue». which have proved so B nk d fn C the P pe*ple of India ypt B i r,n bl *bTj790 words
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Article390 1919-02-26 262 P. C. C. BEAT P. R o. Saturday’s game batween the P. O O. and the P. R- 0. turned cwt an interesting fixture, Tbe latter batted first and had at one stage five wickets down for 56 tins, but C. Rodrigo, and Foley changed tbe aspect of tbe390 words
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Article1311 1919-02-26 262 LORD MILNER bYMPATHEIIC. The following common ha? be c n g’nt for publication by the H jo tao Colonial Secretary His Excellency tbe Governor has received from the Secretary of State a telegram to the t fleet that, although the Secretary of State is not yet in1,311 words
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Article593 1919-02-26 263 [To Ml Strait, I*»*-] it lon to «d.r.t«dl th. p.'jt o« view of J o c rre,po de ,“n»k7b» "nd th. the Bi k ab oli.be«. I» pietoreiqae rickih» ooo.w JjM m,y be g.tbered th.t tto WJ against a member of ins y polling a ricksha because593 words
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Article591 1919-02-26 263 DICK WHITIIKQTOB IN PENANG, fConfniufed A sucoeesful dress rehearsal of the forthcoming children’s play D iC k Whit, tiogton was held on Saturday afternoon in the Town Hall. The little actors sequitted themsslves most creditably and the story was simply and clearly.unfolded as the action of the591 words
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Article1050 1919-02-26 264 [Ruutus's TILUGAAMS.J KUBT EISNER KILLED. Assailant an Amy OfficerAmsterdam, February 21. a telegram from Munich says h o BJTa.A pitmier, E iBner waß shot and kl ed tS Ooint Arcovalleyj who frilly wounded by the guard. Shot in a Side Street. Bale, February 22. A telegram from[Ruutus's TILUGAAMS.J - 1,050 words
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Article727 1919-02-26 264 TRIAL OB’ ACCUSED, The heaiing was begun bstore Mr. S. H. Ltogston this moi mog uf the case against the twenty-five Chinese simpau men who are charged with commiVing an affray on Friday morning last. Court Inspector Nicol appeared for the prosecution and Messrs. Wright-Motion, Samuel and727 words
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Article254 1919-02-26 265 Club Shoot took place mo dmplte the rain Owing to the the turn out was very Xt were 200.500 nd 600 yard, deliberate end the companion mulled ee under mld< Prt J. M.ldrum Pet L. M Woodward |9.82 Cepl J. Allan Pta R. M. Goodwin 63 8946254 words
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Article268 1919-02-26 265 JnOTHIB MIMOBIAL SUBMITTBD. The latest memorial to be forwarded to the Commission now considering the revision Of the salary lohome of the clerical service Io by the members of the clerical service in Perak, who hove passed the Senior and Jeaior Local examinations of the Cambridge University.268 words
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Article1034 1919-02-26 265 The Raja Mod.h of Serawekreturned to Sarawak from Singapore on Friday lan*. Mr. D. Monro ha. arrived in Kuala Lumpur to join Messrs, Hallam and Co. Mr. C W A. Bennett, of thi Civile Service, is granted eight months’ have on fufl salary. The Bev. W. Cross M. A.1,034 words
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Article19 1919-02-26 266 _At Ad«l*idr 23 Febr««rj, 1919 gB4BW»> D Sn.rpin, H BgUoog 8«»«*'»' B nUing Cjb po'aUou. ol d»ig btar19 words
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Article2012 1919-02-26 266 Tllr« the omnipreeeßt be*t, objctioß. .igriok.b.. baiag drawn by Üb.ne.e 0 fn ha ever with u?. I'** ol 00ll P ie thesnbjeot adorned our columns tnd their publicity was soon followed by a d Xr.t J b be .peotiole of Chinese doing work in the !S»er-bea*ed streets of the2,012 words
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Article1551 1919-02-26 267 [Buctib’i TaLnoxaMi.J ABSENCE Of PEE 31 DEN M, Olmwcuu’i CcniltionPeril, February 20. M Otemewe»» i> Up a »Hb‘ d ’’«h* 1Mg whl lodged in tbi P. w |Hba trial »t the L' l*A 18,3 b v^’ 4l A Z?iilhbl«to tbi de»U penalty. k r U six. d[Buctib’i TaLnoxaMi.J - 1,551 words
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Article496 1919-02-26 268 rEarrua’s Tbligrims.] SUPEEJIE COUNCIL’S REPORT. British Cffl ers’ Obwrntfa» Loudjn, Febri.ry 22. Th Swreme Co«»oil ot Supply «nJ T P nublio »’«ry inleretting report b froui'b« obrerrations of numbsr C l Bn i«h officer! who h.ve b-en invest,get- B.nnrtitlana in Germaoy. They vieieied Brrlio Meniob, Hamburg, Hanover,rEarrua’s Tbligrims.] - 496 words
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Article478 1919-02-26 268 [Beuteb’s Telegrams POSITION IN THE UKRAINE. London, February 20. Io the Uknine, owing to recent di ensions in the nearly the whole of the country, except a small strip along the coast of the Sea ot Azov and the provinces of Poltava, Podolia, Volhvnh, and Kitff, are[Beuteb’s Telegrams ] - 478 words
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Article546 1919-02-26 268 [KeUTEB’s TELRGRAMg] COMMISSION'S INVESTIGATIONS. Trial cf CommandersLondon, February 21. Reuter learns that the Commission wuioh has been investigating submarine atrocities has procured sufficient evidence to convict twenty submarine commanders of murder. Seven commanders have very bad records and it is thought that th dr surrender for trial by[KeUTEB’s TELRGRAMg] - 546 words
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Article951 1919-02-26 269 [Rbutbb’s Snavici]. THB LEAGUE COVENANT. Freach Critlcinn. Paris, February 21. tbe full smion pw 3 at which President Wilson retd bi draft M..titutionattheL-ag« Nations, M. Lean Bourgeois said that one molt impor *£oWwuibe limiting of armament.. No nstto nation being able to eppo.e the '’Jf the League, each[Rbutbb’s Snavici]. - 951 words
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Article407 1919-02-26 269 Admibalty Pkovbs Adamant. When we first hisrd ot the Admiralty’s commandeeiirg of the.P. 0. liners Nore and Novira in order to repatriate several hundred healthy Huns resident in Chins, we d d not hesi ate to say that the treatment thus meted out to the women and children407 words
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Article207 1919-02-26 269 [To the Editob of the Straits Echo On Saturday last a European lady riding in a ricksha akng Anson Hoad, had the misfortune to meet one of the reckless furious cycle riders coming out of Argyle Street, The result was the rider had not sufficient control207 words
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Article1114 1919-02-26 270 sewn Associaions, wlicb lately ’"’hiA?. t”“o\»d ot abolishing r.ci.l disonmin- n distinguished themselves mo re by a Mnd'btßßtib»» 1 P ltriot 8 th b L kU .h’; 1 a., and refl-oti»». It 1» B »< d that a of Parliament cannot make men moral A Toot Itmaj also1,114 words
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Article118 1919-02-26 270 Offices in Bhacb street Scene or F&EBH OUTRAGS, La t n ght about 7 o’o oak four arm®d robb ri nntp»d the ifficwot Messrs, Pi in Ket Co, 31 tt'eet, Penang, and demanded the keys ot the sates from the Chinese casbiar. They threatened the Cashier who ultimately118 words
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Article47 1919-02-26 270 Witi’in the last bn d rs there have been five of smsll-p ix hTP, with one death last ard another yesterday. Tbis last was that of a woman who bad b?en ed nine years ago, and had on that account declined to be re-vaccinated.47 words
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Article878 1919-02-26 270 Th’ New Armenia. Y<BUid.y'B u*ol’gram giving the substance of Armenia's cLim< at the Ptacs conference will very probably br ng to a bead the question of a Fretch Protectorate over portions of Asia Minor formerly under the Ottoman Empire. A declaration recently by M. Pichon* the French Foreign878 words
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Article210 1919-02-26 271 ANNUAL MEETING OF BRANCH. The M No^• end "Now*.” (Ftam Onr One GnwpontW.) Kuala Lumpur, February 22. At the annual meeting of the Sslangor Branch of the F.M.B. Chamber of Commoroe, in the course of his speech, the Chairman, Mr, H, P» Olodd, strongly criticised the notion of210 words
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Article71 1919-02-26 271 lijuaction A galnt Employment. (FVons Our Own Cbrreapondenf.) K,tli Lumpur, February 25 In the Supreme Court yesterday, before Mr, Justice Eirnshtw, the civil action was board in which Mr. Broome of the Rubber Plantations re,ht an irj.oction restraintag Richard Hicleton Whitley entering any employment as maoawr or71 words
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Article356 1919-02-26 271 [Ritttib’i Sbbticb]. A FRUITFUL FORTNIGHT. £111«’ Bull 01 Puai. Paris, February 25. „do.btedly be reacted m th» ddls *> f the comirg week. Greek Claim* The Greek claims have piaohoally been sott ed. The Dodecanese lU d Rhodes probably will be B ,oW(d Greece, but there ii no[Ritttib’i Sbbticb]. - 356 words
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Article73 1919-02-26 271 Meeting At Singapore(■From Our Cwa Ai.i. 13 l L Sin B»pore. February 25. At the Rubber Association m etirg, Mr. H. Darke, presiding, said that the fioancea were sat sfactory, having regard to the fact that at no distant date the Ar s Delation may be required to73 words
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Article192 1919-02-26 271 [RnVTBR'e Tbl«giamB.] THE FUNERAL PROOIBSION. Mourning In Dominion. Ottawa, February 22, The remains of Sir Wilfred Laurier which were lying in state id the House of Commons since Wednesday, ware interred in Notre Dame cemetery to day, There was a 0 imposing procession including The Duke of[RnVTBR'e Tbl«giamB.] - 192 words
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163 1919-02-26 271 Ofviok-Bbarkrs Fob 1919, The Secretary to the above Chamber courteously inf or mo us that at the annual general meeting of the Chamber held last Saturday the following gentlemen were elected office-bearers for 1919-1920 President Mr. Lim Eu Toh; Vice-Pre-ident j— Mr. Chee Wor Lok.163 words
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Article184 1919-02-26 271 With reference to tha Report for 1918 of this Chamber as published in our last issue the Secretary draws attention to the omission of a few words in the paragraph relating to restriction of exports (Section 28) and to a nrepriut in the paragraph re Rice,184 words
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Article1628 1919-02-26 272 PROHIBITION OF EXPORT. TRADE OF PENANG IMPERILLED. CIINIM MIICHAMTS 1.T..T18W FOOD CONTROLLB*. Petition Sent to Governor. T« xooordanoe with a resole bn pissed at 5 Oommeroe M ths 22ad m.tant m oonneo- ;th the rice q.e.tion, deputation MMirtlet ol Menn. Lim E. Toh (PreChee War Look SwTh1,628 words
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Article397 1919-02-26 272 We understand say«, too Frso Prose, that the approval of ths Secretary of State tor the Colonies has been granted to the transfer of Sir J Munson, Judge of Supremo Court of H H the Saltan of Zinnibar, to the Straits Settlements as Attorney-General for rhis Colony397 words
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Article977 1919-02-26 273 ROW TO INCREASE OUR PRODUCTS WiiLIH OF THE PEOPLE. (Continued from 24 A) mihw nd InurM'ing no*e, on Agricultural JFor th« folio which have p rO ved ao P* n V i to of Burma b,s n b efiC i Federated Malay States ham her carefully comtiled977 words
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Article75 1919-02-26 273 p ‘e'o B E Preßti «<’ E H 6- 2 6-3*“ R L H M W ““dBW B Puwell h.. t M Dita flBn J “d Bb.r„ og on by 8-6 6-4 7 ad T U by B 6-3, 8 1^6 E 7 S E ‘o v75 words
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Article674 1919-02-26 273 A SHORT LIST, The Full Court of Appeal opened in the Supreme Cou t this morning and consisted ef Mr. Justice L, P, Ebd n (President), Mr. Justice P. J. Sproule and Mr, Justice Farrer-Manby, Toerj are altogether eight cases on the calender. Two were struck674 words
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Article722 1919-02-26 274 bin* I J Efcfed in tfce Ech f 18 t b W ?wh i»X «d since then it seems to bit ippeared sgtin on last S°? ’itmv bbt^ fc the ®*j° ntyof L feels as if it does not concern l heC TneX Jo-have hesitated to lhl722 words
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Article499 1919-02-26 274 OPIUM POISONING, Mr. 8. H. Langston, the Coroner, held an enquiry yesterday afternoon into the oiicumstances attending the dta*b of Lob Kim Kow who dkd as the malt of an overdose of opium. Dr. L m Chooi Loong stated that on December 28 he was summoned to premises499 words
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Article353 1919-02-26 274 The Funeral. The funeral of the late Mr. J» C, Fernandez which took place yesterday a'tjrnoon vas very largely attended, anrm? those present being Captain ard Mrs, D. J. Matihews, Dr, and M s. J. V Pestana, M T. A. White, Mr, G. W. HHloway, Mr.353 words
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