Agitators Blame Britain's Duty to Subjects in Oswestry Speech
A speech in Oswestry last night by the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr W Sever, claimed agitation caused aggression in the China situation. He said Britain would not neglect its duties to Chinese subjects or thousands of British residents in Shanghai while seeking negotiations. A dismissal in the Chinese Customs dispute was reviewed, and joint representations to Beijing were planned as talks paused. The report notes American views and potential force actions amid ongoing tensions in the Far East.
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Chine
Shanghai
Aglens
Duchess Kisses Prince Good-Bye Production Brings Mixed Reactions
A chaotic OCR fragment notes a stage production titled Duchess Kisses Prince Good-Bye, with scattered references to characters, actors, and audience reactions. The piece mentions moralizing themes, theater management, and a note on a sale of French suede gloves.
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Duchess
Prince Good
Recovery of Earl Spacial on Renown at Riga
Fragmented report describes a Mayday style event onRenown at Riga involving Earl Spacial. It mentions recovery efforts, scenic imagery, and references to Atlantic areas and Australian life. The piece links the Renown mission to New Zealand and Fleet activities with unclear specifics.
Last journey of a mourning emperor in snowbound Tokyo
A vast procession and mourners mark the final journey of Japan's emperor amid snowfall. Crowds line streets as the emperor's funeral arrangements proceed and ceremonies unfold with state participation and public attention.
Tasmanian Championship Winners Highlighted In Tennis Call
An overview notes Tasmanian champions and title holders across states. The piece lists notable players who have claimed championships and references coverage by the Evening News sports staff.
Forming Mews Year Bank Reference Wonder Missing
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Australian reference hooks and a Cher street address with garbled phrases. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons. The readable bits suggest a catalog or advertisement tone about a book or reference material, but details are insufficient to determine a specific news item.
Oporto Rebels Defy Portuguese Government
Rebels in Oporto continue to clash with Portuguese authorities as bombardment looms amid fierce urban fighting. Widespread damage reported. civilians seek shelter as security forces tighten cordons and prepare relief corridors.
Plea for Peace Across France and Germany
Fragmentary plea argues for peace between France and Germany, noting centuries of conflict and urging unity. Appears as a wartime editorial fragment calling readers to end hostility and seek harmony between nations. The text is garbled but centers on a desire for reconciliation and the dangers of ongoing animosity.
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al Greene
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