GINA DECIDES ON WAR WITH JAPAN SHANGHAI CRISIS ESCALATES
Sunday reports from Nanking reliable quarters say the National decided to declare war on Japan as Shanghai endures fierce fighting and a supposed armistice breaks down. American and British authorities move naval forces toward Shanghai to protect settlements amid heavy casualties and widespread destruction.
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Truce breaks as Chinese and Japanese clash in Mong Kew district
Reports say a major engagement near the Extra-Betrement Road left shops and homes burned by bombing. British defence committee weighs need for troops to halt advancing Japanese forces as reinforcements flood the area.
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Tense clashes engulf Harbin amid rail crisis spillover
In Harbin fighting rages inside the city as foreigners shelter. Russia and Japan tension rises after Japan seeks use of the Rome-Chinese railway route to move troops. Chinese authorities request Moscow aid while both sides mobilize to defend strategic rail segments near Changbun and Harbin.
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Japanese Navy Deploys Vessels in Shanghai Harbour
Admiral Ano Zane states 10 Japanese naval ships occupy Shanghai harbour including three large aircraft carriers. He warns that if enemy actions continue, he will bring 20 aircraft into operation to strike Chinese positions.
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Ano Zane
Nanking to Declare War on Shanghai Reported
Messages from Nanking late Saturday night say the National Government plans a declaration of war with Shanghai. Key war figures including Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and Wang Ching-wei are reported traveling from Nanking to an unknown destination amid rising tensions and unclear Allied involvement.
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Japanese Assurance to Britain Issued in London
A Foreign Office communiqué states that after representations by Sir Francis Lindley the Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs assured Britain that no attack or threat to British lives or property would be used as a base for aggression. The note emphasizes appreciation of British concern and a commitment to restraint.
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Tokyo
Japanese bonds fall amid market pressure in New York
The New York stock market saw continued pressure on Japanese stocks as Bond Infuse fell about five points. The yen traded at a record intraday level, signaling ongoing currency weakness and investor unease.
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Baturdar
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Borah Opposes Japanese Economic Deportation Plan
The Washington correspondent for The Times reports Senator Borah and fellow Foreign Relations Committee members oppose a proposed economic deportation measure against Japan. The note cites strong cross-party resistance among senators during the debate on shipboard policy.
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Washington Night Trial Sparks Newsroom Turmoil
The Herald Tribune reports a tense Washington night session overshadowed by global dispatches. Journalists note strained ties with Japan amid war escalations and potential aerial bonuses while awaiting Britain and the United States reply.
Protest by USA Reports From Shanghai Amid Tokyo Inaction
A formal protest to Japan was reported by the United States and Britain after Japanese military actions in Shanghai. M Dehuchi, acting on Tokyo instructions, assured the secretary of state that Japan would respect international settlements while promising cooperation with nonterm nations. Shanghai municipal council allegedly sanctioned a presect violating the international settlement, described as aiding Japan’s operations.
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American Fleet Moves Toward Shanghai in Navy Alert
The Navy Board orders the Asiatic Fleet to stand by to protect United States rights at Shanghai. Admiral William Pratt says forces may evacuate nationals or shield them if needed. Ships depart Bam Diaga for winter maneuvers off Hawaii, with possible movement beyond. Units at Manila prepare for immediate action.
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Japan Boosts Cotton Purchases Amid War Prep
American munitions experts note Japan bought 1 089 000 bales of U S cotton from July to December 1881 an unprecedented supply while preparing the Arctic Fleet to sail. Admiral Pratt warned of potential risks as ships near Shanghai.
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Commonwealth Will Not Pay Lang Debts in New South Wales
The Federal Cabinet resolved to skip the interest payments due in London and New York by New South Wales. Premier Lang offered only partial cooperation and failed to meet a £458,763 payment to the Commonwealth Bank. If New South Wales defaults, bondholders may sue to recover funds.
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Commonwealth firm stand reported on New South Wales issue
An announcement by Mr Lyons to the Los[e] Council outlines a firm Commonwealth position on New South Wales funding. The notice mentions a London order, deposits due soon, and hopes the New South Wales Government will clarify its attitude and enable interest to arrive in New York via London by Monday morning.
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Commonwealth Government and Australian finance investors
In New York a report outlines Commonwealth Government matters and investor concerns after market close. American and Australian financial agents discuss credibility, interest payments, and the handling of funds by bankers, with emphasis on Australian states and the role of London agents.
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London Waits NSW Stocks Down Amiduncertainties
London watches New South Wales shares slide as the market fears serious effects from Langé default. Bondholders await next week’s payments while legal action could determine recovery. Australian officials offer scant clarity as brokers report volatile prices and mixed signals.
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Prime Minister Defends Reparations Policy in Speech
Ramsay MacDonald told the Cabinet in a late evening address that the world remains troubled and Britain will pursue reparations with unity across parties. He asserted the government will honor its policy and highlighted the January 38 repayment of 60,000,000 to America and France as a major triumph.
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Views of Australia by Mr Crutchley in London visit
Mr Crutchley, British Government representative in Australia, argues Australia seeks Empire independence and trade partnership at the Imperial conference. He expresses uncertainty about duration in England and whether he will return to Australia, stressing the need to lower tariff walls.
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Kashmir Turmoil Sparks Deaths and Injuries in Region
Disturbances spread from Kashmir to Calcutta as two rebels are killed and several injured amid rioting near Topor and Baramutu. Police and soldiers sustain injuries. Indian troops move from Dun to quell unrest and restore order.
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Frontier Tribes Air Force Reprisals in Calcutta
Report from the Northwest frontier states that native troops struggle against Falda threats from Pattida Khel tribesmen. Villages are to be bombed as punishment. Civilians warned to leave affected areas as clashes may spread to Dajour and Monmand regions with inciting agitators active.
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Momentous Elections in the Belance State
Fragmentary report notes a pivotal election in the Belance State with government members contested and voters divided. The piece mentions government stability and ongoing campaigns as citizens anticipate outcomes amid political tension.
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Jardine to Lead Next English XI in Australia Tour
The News of the World reports Jardine will captain England on the forthcoming tour of Australia. The piece notes political turmoil in the Free State with Cowray’s Dublin remarks stressing economic stability and the Fragile treaty relations with Britain, amid a pivotal election years ahead.
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Record rainfall and cooler weather set January mark
Weather notes show Canterbury total rainfall reached seven points by month end, breaking a previous record set in January 118. A sequence of showers on Saturday nearly tied or surpassed the record, with observers noting the chill and damp conditions as a new high for the period.
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