Talk of stern step on Tientsin talk
British residents allege maltreatment of a British girl at the Tientsin barrier and two British ships reached the port as Chinese vessels were turned back. London officials warn Britain will take stern measures if Japan refuses to negotiate a settlement. Cabinet ministers stayed in touch with no major new developments.
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Sea Special Service
London
Tientsin
Britain
Foreign Office
Vreeday
Mening i
Secred
AEBES
Japan
Ty Thanitested Ik
Pofian
Prenis
Celeidale Wilapanese
Adel
Bellis
Maemore
China
Joender
Faye
Wunmari
Etilan
Livia
Marana
Geerng Ino Oper
Lin Defence League
Poland
Danzig
Dana
Mindler
Goebbels
Vollelacher Beabachter
Hillel
Dan
Lokal Anzewer
Pebbels
Royal Ship Through Iceberg Zone
The British royal liner, carrying King and Queen, passed safely through an iceberg zone after leaving Newfoundland. The vessel, which set course toward Ringelund, endured a brief collision with a fishing net at its launch area, while confirming the harbor position at St John’s.
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London
British girl maltreated at Tutsin barrier by Chinese constable
A British girl was maltreated yesterday near the Tutsin barrier as crowds and guards clashed amid tensions involving British, Chinese, and Japanese interests. Eyewitness reports describe violence by a Chinese constable and a heavy security presence as authorities sought to restore order and control crowds.
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Xenteier
Tutsin Barrier
Germany
Heytier
Simpy Yutsing
WU Viet Anders
Hewett
Bowie
Bire Neue Minder Hammer
Ivanastens
Thes Betti Gunriment
Britain’s China Policy Under Japanese Pressure
A Times analysis warns Britain that Japan’s growing influence in China threatens Britain’s position. The piece argues Japan may replace China’s central role in development and warns of broader risks in Asia as Western powers adjust to a shifting balance. It references Boxer era memories and urges a clear policy stance to deter aggression while supporting allied efforts.
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Wesacieo
Japan
Weilain
China
Brent
Jane
Fragmentary 19th Century Ledger Mentions London Paris and Mining Shires
Disjointed OCR reads list locations such as London Paris New York and Rome with scattered references to mining shires and governance. The text mentions dates 16 October and 4 December, plus names like Yosten and Wakenurm in a fragmented report with scattered measurements and weather-like notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Une
New York
Paris
Muiet
Londen
Rome
Ian
Taverpeck
Lly
Ford
Wakenurm
Woeier
Australian inquest into deaths abroad described
A chaotic clipping recounts a series of deaths and inquiries abroad. It mentions a traveler from Wales to Australia found dead near a cliff in South Australia, an inquest opening, and various names and dates. The fragment also references population statistics for Germany and other scattered items from The Times London desk, with several unclear passages about passports and travel.
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Patti
Cers
Mee
FEM
London
Berlin
Nell. Mur- Fryuagenk
The
Times
Ondon
E- Tema Aken
Fon
Elgor Vener
Evere Cenny
Aus London
Peivaie
Moravia
Weis Slasabrower
Arthas
Spencer Guilt
South
Australis
Iason
Parry
Emerie Aren Ama Ving
Jim Frelewin
Pushgugras
Gannca
Shin
Max Murray Mullan
Australia
Seychelles Best Spot For Flying Boats Onboard Githa
Seychelles are suitable for flying boats according to Pereival aboard the flying boat Githa. A correspondent notes authorities confirmed suitability for an aerodrome near Mahe amid terrain challenges and rare oceanic sightings near 300 miles south of the Seychelles.
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Seychelles
Pereival
Jams Af Tivial
Suplan
Myther
Sauvage Ie
Mort Vi'lovin
Tivine Bowt
Mahe
Merorologica
Hiaily
Wouthier
Lhe
Seyehelian
Theea
Alan
Seyehelles
Oceania
Alterel
Plane Designer's Tragic Death in London Street
London July 49 Captain Nicholas Comper designer of the Comper swift aeroplane was found unconscious in High Street Hymne. He died shortly after admission to hospital from a fever at the base of the village. Police allege a man attacked him. the suspect has been arrested on manslaughter charges.
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Ate
London
Nicholas Comper
Whlen
High Street
Viilal
Shontier
Comper
Bradman Could Not Break This World Record
London on June 19 Sir Pelham Warner spoke at a sporting meeting marking an extension of the Bat and Ball Inn at Broadhalfpenny Down. He noted he had made one duck in every part of the world including Spain and remarked on a record attempt amid a village team beating a mingled side in 1777.
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London
Spain
Bednar
Pelham
Pim ) Warner
Broadhalf Penny Down
New Zealand Policy Under Fire in London Debate
The News Chronicle comments on criticism of New Zealand's financial and economic policy. It notes calls for restraint on defence spending and currency exchange, questions Mr Nash's £10,000,000 aim for secondary industries, and warns of potential credit catastrophe if Britain cannot fund and cushion New Zealand’s needs.
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London
Kaiter
News Chronicle
New Zealand
Partse
Pimance
Nashi
Britain
Turkey
Nash
Ts Credit
Political Bias Alleged in Telegraphs and The Exchequer
Allegations of political bias surface in discussions around the Exchequer and loan terms for New Zealand. Mentions Bank of England figures and aging ministers, with editorials from the Daily Herald and references to public prejudice against New Zealand arrivals.
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New Zealand
Turkesie Rity
Daily Herald
Henngs
Neston Tgatoctn
Bank of England
San Mhwrttore
Dictaphone Records in Divorce Suit
Courier Service London reports Philippe Battas seeks divorce alleging his wife used Dictaphone records against him. He claims she showered him with affection while their friends were present and that she ridiculed his title and status.
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Dictaphone Records
Courier-Mail
London
Phillipe Battas
Aay de Parle
Fictaphone
Sympathy Over Submarine Loss prompts international condolences
A vague international brief notes expressions of sympathy from leaders after a submarine disaster near the coast of an Asian country results in multiple fatalities. Officials call for resilience as emergency crews search the area and families await information.
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Pacis
Rune
France
Thdo
China
Emperor's Ashes Removed for Safety in Sino-British Report
London dispatch reports the ashes of Genghis Khan and his Queen, long sealed since 1227, were ceremonially removed from their tomb at Paotow Suiyan to a different site for safety amid Japanese invasion threats. The Chungking desk notes the act aims to safeguard the relics during turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chungking
China
Genghiz Kian
Paotow Suiyan
Italian Naval Cruise as Embarrassment to Britain
London reports describe an Italian naval cruise targeting Portugal Spain and Morocco amid claims of British embarrassment. The squadron, including two modernised battleships and multiple cruisers destroyers and submarines, is said to threaten British prestige and influence in the Mediterranean and Atlantic theatre.
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Britain
London
Une
Mbly
Pelle
Com Ate
Haly
Tele I
Rome
Daily Telegraph
Exeredier
Tatian Naval
Tulsink i
Kanter Mediwneranenc
Germany
Lifieane 14
Atinelieds
Apparition and naval boldness in a waning rumor
Readable fragments describe a fictional or misread scene involving a naval command, a mysterious apparition, and an imagined fleet action. The text includes garbled place names such as Lake Const ance and Hatton, with references to a mayor, a captain, and a ship fleet. The overall sense is a speculative or improvised account of military movements and supernatural suggestion.
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Fatlan
CavaRturls
Geena Naval
Aemir von Ranger
Hatton
Germans Gather in Silesia Amid Danzig Talks
Courier Mail special reports German forces drafted for Upper Silesia and Rhine frontier while Vatican mediation on Danzig nears Berlin. Prague dispatch notes tanks and divisions eastward as political maneuvering intensifies, with Hungary and Poland in a broader power realignment and Pope mediated peace talks viewed as potential leverage.
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Danzig
Tientsin
Upper Silesia
Rhinelund
Vatican
Berlin
Prague
Daily Telegraph
Ostrau
Cermans Centraled Creel Gewr
Denehe
Gere Many
Hungary
Len Cormiandy
Corpathis
Hun' Sty
Hevaliheres Tirmina
Mont
Slovakia
Nuheugh
Ana Sim
Wong
Pan American Airways Clip Arrives in New York
June 1 London reports Pan American Airways flight with thirty passengers crossing the Atlantic in a clipper. The Australian insociated prea context is unclear but mentions arrival in New York bearing representatives and a fare related to the transatlantic voyage.
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Atlantic
Prea
London
Pan-Amecain Airways
Atta Ep Pe
Ano Fonda
New York
Trewapaper
Meareest
Denys Vary
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Teveyragh
Apa
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Oshima
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Sen
Memocmn
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Ikto
Ikto Unin
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Phil Exeerines
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Royal
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Canada
England
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Mindimg
Hee Excelleg
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Teestw
Genon
Chile
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Air Force
Kendelay
Torces Nd
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Srutr
Silesia
Courier Mail
Col. Beck
Brefin
Warsaw
Banvoine
Becauen
Taly
Gerermany
Germart
Goring
Hiller
Khalid al Hud
Lun Stud
Saudi Arabia
Berchtenarden
Vauxhall ‘Wyvern
Erin
Asichy
Niles
Im Amir
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Serenpalsian Ds
Eager & Sow Ltd
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