The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 29 August 1928
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Title Section20 1928-08-29 1 Straits Echo WEEKLY EDITION. $lB PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CTS. VOL. 26 PENANG, aUGI Si 29, 1928 No. 3520 words
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Advertisement209 1928-08-29 1 v p Leading Articles Miscellaneous wfc L A I roublesome Treaty 542 I chH|i>i Affaii M 2 Xmv Indian < Member .’.H «L Humours of Polities 55« Hi Buil,li l""l- M» I 1 Ti I, i4i V-ihmt(■(•!> Headquarters 545 W M I lie 1 residential ampaign .>.>> I' 41 4XI209 words
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Advertisement97 1928-08-29 2 J *n» x**i7»* s x. -*-j fr W tr aa SfeSs j wiSwS&Hl* bOiii W 1 J;d Wf *®l fil KL' /a®?< «jBwWBW v <x uh ''<• Z'- wfi '•-•*< $a < co ll /> SS Irl w4l b£w| .i f y\ > ,<y v yy.. F? Tw ygMMMM tel97 words
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Article564 1928-08-29 542 Pained surprise rather than the cusSv crescendo of approbation apJj’to be characterising the final Mg of the conclusion of the Multitil Treaty for the outlawry of war. Kle Sam, with Germany as a hardly b disturbed bed-fellow, is suffering rjn nightmares as to what may be the aable564 words
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174 1928-08-29 542 The Management of The Chinese Amateur Dramatic Association beg to, thank the following Ladies and Gentlemen, Chops, Firms, and Associations for their kind patronage, donations and services rendered during the recent Bangsawan Performances held in aid of The China Distress Relief Fund: Donations Mrs. Phuah Bin174 words
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Article102 1928-08-29 542 There was one small matter before the Hon. Mr. Justice Stevens in the Supreme Court yesterday in connection with the R M'. N. Nagappa Pillay bankruptcy. Mr. J. J. Saunders ap peared on behalf of the Assistant Official Assignee to move a motion with regard to certain102 words
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Article605 1928-08-29 542 A good lie always outruns the truth and if the allegations made by Mr. Putnam Weak 1 a week or so ago pr >ve to be fake they have certainly had a good start on any official repudiation the Japanese Government intends to make. The counter-statement given by605 words
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Advertisement21 1928-08-29 542 fte Straits Echo published daily weekly edition tje news o! the week prior .departure of Mails for Europe Beach Street, Penang21 words
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4704 1928-08-29 543 DISTRICT JUDGE SAYS HE CANNOT CONVICT ON EVE DENCE BEFORE COURT CASE CONTINUED IN ACCUSED’S INTERESTS There began in the Butterworth District Court yesterday morning the case in which Dr. Alan F. Shirras, of the firm of Drs. Jamieson, Sharp and Mc= Kern, Penang, is4,704 words
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4154 1928-08-29 545 GIVES TRUE STORY OF WHAT HAPPENED DISTRICT JUDGE CHARACTERIZES CHARGE AS ABOMINALY FALSE” The case against Dr. Alan F. Shirras, an assistant in the firm of Drs. Jameison, Sharp and McKern, was continued in the Butterworth District Court, before Capt. E. Pratt, and as was foreshadowed4,154 words
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Article1828 1928-08-29 548 THE HON. MR. ABDOOL CADER FETED The Indian community of Penang manifested their outward expression ot appreciation at the appointment of the Hon. Mr. H. H. Abdool Cader as the new Indian representative on the Legislative Council of the Colony by a very successful At Home”1,828 words
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Article174 1928-08-29 549 About two weeks back, it was alleged that a Chinese dishonestly induced some residents of Butterworth to give him sums of money as contribution to defray the funeral expenses of a Chinese woman. It is further alleged he received certain sums of money from the Government Clerks’ Quarters174 words
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Article147 1928-08-29 549 The Lady Superior gratefully acknowledges the following donations to the School Building Fund. Mr. Henry Waugh $5OO T. Eisenberg 25 $525 Previously acknowledged $11,488 $12,013 Penang, 24 August, 1928 Hie engagement is announced between Mr. Lee Eng Leong, storekeeper of Messrs. Chow Kit Co., Ltd., Penang.147 words
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Article433 1928-08-29 549 OFFICIAL i’VX were yesterday evening 'tv the Resident Council!, dows Frost, amidst a lar™ J? ATVc'T whom were Ab<lool Coder the President and k" .T- J; 1 1 T asl,im Als »go8 B 't Haji Mustafa. Mr. Manikam of L i lice Court Office and Messrs Sh "HI433 words
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Article3876 1928-08-29 550 .VISIT TO PULAU JEREJAK .Specially Contributed to the P Straits Echo embody Pulau JereJ taming large and lofty as it in the southern entrance to the and anchorage; yet it 1 be but a very small percentage public that has actually landed shores, for the whole area3,876 words
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Article430 1928-08-29 552 FURTHER POSTPONEMENT The Chinese, of Bayan Lepas, who appeared last week before the magistrate, Mr. A. L. Birse, on three charges of criminal intimidation was yesterday re-charged in the District Court, to which the case had been transferred. The first charge states that he threatened Lee Ah430 words
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Article484 1928-08-29 552 AN EXCITING GAME DRAWN From Oar Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, 26 August The best football ever seen in the Malaya Cup series was witnessed in the hmd \esterday, when 7.600 people were 'hrilled during every minute of the seventy minutes' play. Singapore entered the field slight484 words
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Article412 1928-08-29 553 The fact that Malaya has no popular: politics; and, ouiside the press and re- present at ive bodies, is inarticulate, 1& sometimes bemoaned, but a quiet lull m the news prompts the reflection that! Fate is lavish with her compensations. For instance we escape the hectic days412 words
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Article288 1928-08-29 553 Governor Smith’s outline of his policy at his formal acceptance of the Democrat ie, nomination to the Presidency of the I nifed States lias definitely set the ball rolling in Gie United States Presidential Campaign. The known views of the candidates upon questions of public policy inevitably288 words
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319 1928-08-29 553 STORY OF RAMBUTAN PLUCKING Four Tamils appeared in the District Court yesterday who were alleged to have been members of a party of fifty menhalf drunk that plucked rambutans off the trees in a plantation through which they were passing after attending a burial service319 words
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Article482 1928-08-29 553 wiiina And Contracts Tl|< boie Press continue, .•«iieule on the efforts of tl y tc government, but now that atK>n M: cion is sufficiently far adv rfe 0 oessitate the conclusion trade contracts a change of t„ be looked for. 0{ toDfe The plight of the heavv” has,482 words
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Article441 1928-08-29 554 r Indian Public Safety Bill is 13 1 m be expected to evoke a lively in the Legislative Assembly; w (ma wonder. The Government I weight months of unparalleled Kf‘- D resulting in a number of Lb disputes of unprecedented duraIn attended by successful incitement Aipnce as,441 words
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Article175 1928-08-29 554 *be recen t publication of W-relesß and Cable Con Caches r eport special interest reports of hph Com^ ni Wireless Telep T n anf i the Eastern and u ld arm 08 0 a i J e Gompanies. pear that the competition between the wireless and175 words
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Article240 1928-08-29 554 SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR A FICTITOUS FUNERAL Inspector Roche produced a Chinese named Peter Lau before Mr. W. Taylor, Police Magistrate, yesterday, charged with attempting to cheat Mr. J. B. Rozelles of McAlister Road. The accused some times back had dishonestly induced some residents of Butterworth to240 words
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Article598 1928-08-29 554 The cabled reports of yesterday meeting are, of necessity, \er\ abridged and comment on the meeting must be deferred until fuller reports arrive from Singapore. Iwo important matters which have been freely dealt with recently in these columns were mentioned on the motion for the adjournment,598 words
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Article1049 1928-08-29 555 AN ENJOYABLE DAY’S SPORT (From Oar Own Correspondent) A lor Star, 26 August The Kedah Gymkhana Club Meeting held at Alor Star yesterday was a great success, A large crowd attended and a considerable amount of money was invested on the Win Totalisator. The best, dividend of the1,049 words
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Article134 1928-08-29 555 JUDGMENT AGAINST ABSENT DEFENDANT In the Supreme Court morning the Hon. Mr. Justice Stevens was engaged for about haff an hour in Chambers and then came on the oench to dispose of a few matters. In one suit, Alan Loke vs. Mohamed Ali Noordin, judgment was entered tor134 words
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Article95 1928-08-29 555 S. X. I. vs. BUKIT MERTAJAM A friendly game of football was ph? ed at Bukit Mertajam on Sunday W between a St. Xavier’s Institution M and the Bukit Mertajam team which rt suited in a victory for the latter by t’goals to nil after a thrilling game.95 words
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Article61 1928-08-29 555 Mak Yip. a Cantonese was before the magistrate yesterdav cn ed with robbing Teng Ah Ljj voung Chinese woman, of her and locket valued at $B5 at Arg? on the 26th instant. Detective Inspector Mill er c the prosecution. Di* The ease was transferred to trict Court for61 words
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Article929 1928-08-29 556 SUBSCRIPTION LIST NO. 24 Amount previous,!} acknow TieS L" Hungl PeDang 2t) Bji K? e Lin« r 9: 1000 Wei Kah Lmg chop Soon Moh arsons or Chops ea $5 15.00 UO Others total lfa2 er Jelutong District, 3000 Ban HinLee Plantation... 25.00 Klxxi Chin Seang929 words
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Article304 1928-08-29 556 ANOTHER POSTPONEMENT The case concerning the Bayan Lepus man, Lim Lee Seow, who is chnrg ed in the District Court on three counts of committing criminal intimidation. was mentioned and again postponed to the 30th instant The allegations against the accused ran (1) That accused on 16304 words
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Article387 1928-08-29 557 THE FARQUHAR STREET MOTOR CYCLE FATALITY Further evidence was recorded on Saturday, before Mr. W. C. Taylor, Police Magistrate, on the recent motorcycle fatality in Farquhar Street. The deceased Mr. Kwoh Cheow Guan, an employee of The Federal Rubber Stamp Co. in Beach Street, whilst negotiating the corner387 words
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Article663 1928-08-29 557 DEFENDING COUNSEL APPLIES FOR GENERAL (ADJOURNMENT In connection with the case in which (’heah Soo Tuan, lately proprietor of Chop Guan Hup Hin, is charged with wrongfully concealing property, and his wife and manager and chief clerk with the abetmi nt of the alleged offence,663 words
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Article371 1928-08-29 557 VESTE,,D m&“‘« An ordinary meeting o f th pal Commissioners was hela llut gening at the Municipal Offi s 1- Ham presided present were: Messrs. Noordm Khoo Sian Ewe, Yeoh rj Aun, E. Newbold, J m P. Souter, Lim Eow ThJ Mk 1 four E. Hoss and371 words
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Article50 1928-08-29 557 The case was m yesterday in which t were charged with causing >- hurt to one Jorah Sing > t 22nd instant at V>ctoM inThe case was deferred till stant, pending further accused were o Che Tak. Date Mud* Kin»»panied by his wife and sen Brastagi for50 words
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Article733 1928-08-29 558 The Municipal Secretary’s annual reof "the accounts of the Municipality has now been released for pub:'r n The revenue account of the at the end o£ th< l -g the very handsome surplus of dollars 6O cents. In previous years, the Secretary re,ns only actual733 words
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858 1928-08-29 558 LOSS TO PENANG RUGBY FOOTBALL V» e greatly regret to record the death of Mr. Dennys Kimes. which occurred late on .Jonday night at the General Hospital. Penang, after a very brief ill ness. His deal”. will come as a shock to liis858 words
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Article847 1928-08-29 559 LAST SEMI FINAL IN MEN’S DOUBLES TERRELL AND DUCKWORTH PUT UP GOOD FIGHT Only one match in connection with the Penang Lawn Tennis Championships was played on Saturdaya semi-final in the Men’s Doubles Competitionand, contrary to expectations a good game was witnessed, Terrell and Duckworth only847 words
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Article844 1928-08-29 559 HYDE LEADING IN UNFINISHED MATCH Very interesting was the match between G. A. M. Hyde and T. Arimura in the final of the Men’s Singles which was played yesterday on the P. C. C. Courts and left undecided when time intervened. The Japanese was probable favourite844 words
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Article702 1928-08-29 560 K delightful exhibition i truly delightful exhibition of Jgb was witnessed on the Penang Cricket Club Courts yesterday afterwhen the final in the Mixed Doubles, in connection with the Penang Lawn Tennis Championships, was played off. The participants were Mrs. Rule and J. Utermark on the702 words
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Article114 1928-08-29 560 The fol’owing are the results of bowla tournament ties played on Tuesday: Championship J. G. Allan beat P. A. Fisher 2112. Mixed Double Handicap +4 Mrs. Lucey J. G. Barrett beat +4 Miss McLeod Craik and D. McLeod Craik 21—17. RESULTS OF FINALS The following114 words
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148 1928-08-29 560 Championship D. Lucey, Runnerup J. G. Allan, Championship Pairs A. Ferguson H. W. Sanders. Run ners-up J. M. Chalmers (D) A J. G. Barrett, Single Handicap R. V. Patterson. Runner-up A. Ferguson, Double Handicap G. B. F. Southam H. C. Downer, Runners up J. G.148 words
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Article1503 1928-08-29 560 RUBBER TRANSPORT AND THE BASE BILL (From Our Own Correspondent! Singapore, 27 August Ihe following are the questions asked at the meeting of the Legislative Council to-day and the Government’s replies. Slaughtering Methods Mr. Tan Cheng Lock(a) With u view to the abolition oi the extremely cruel1,503 words
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Article398 1928-08-29 561 (From 0« Own Com. Kn4w Air. .Justice tion statements as evidence and the sentence of three month,' nnpnsonment to me month indS* torthn g f r btaining ,none Mr. W R. Dowse. Senior En<w, ,sts Telegraphs, Ipoh. i, my oil Home leave on 7 September, j. will398 words
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Advertisement182 1928-08-29 562 «HcsSJ'.^Pi^io4^i*^ 4 iH r 'if > «**»*'V??v >.v'%>‘*' > s* i l*****♦♦ 4? V V I i THE STRAITS ECHO WEEKLY EDITION. I Published the day prior t© the departure of eaeh maH for Europe, and contains S the latest local and States news originally publi4itd in the daily issues,182 words
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