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No. 14341

五拜歳 號七廿月七英賽 FRIDAY,

JULY 27, 1934.

日六十月六

China Building.

SINGLE GOTT 10 CENTS

$56.00 PER ANNUM -

DUNLOP Fort

TYRE

A feature of distinction and a factor of safety

SEVERE FIGHTING IN NAZI REVOLT IN STYRIA

Patrols of the Schutzcorps are searching all pedestrians in the streets of Vianna, Photo' shows a typical scene.

LONDON AIR RAIDS

BOMBERS TRAPPED ON LAST NIGHT

"GREAT HAVOC"

AIR MINISTRY "DESTROYED”

(Special to "Telegraph")

(Dy Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphia kias

CRIL. Receivet

*****

Unde

27. 7.1 a.m.

4

London, July 26.

Scores of London's most

CAMPAIGN:

GUERILLA HEAVY

Now Virtual. LOSSES

Prince von Starhemberg

SCORES OF NAZIS

ARRESTED

STERN MEASURES OF SUPPRESSION

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH”)

(By Telograph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance, 1894. Received, July 27, 10:28 am).

`VIENNA, JULY 27.

PRINCE VON, STARHEMBERG, CHIEF OF THE HEIMWEHR, IS TO-DAY. VIRTUAL DICTATOR IN AUSTRIA. IN THE CAPACITY OF VICE-CHANCELLOR, HE IS NOT ONLY SUCCEEDING DR. DOLLFUSS AS CHANCELLOR BUT IS TAKING OVER ALL HIS PORTFOLIOS. A

The Nazi revolt is petering out. A general rising în support was expected, but was not forthcoming... Powerfully - armed groups of Nazis are fighting fiercely in parts of Styria and Carinthia, but the revolt is being methodically suppressed and the clean-up is not expected to take so long as the Socialist revolt of February. · ·

Between fifteen and twenty government troops have been killed in action in Styria, but no Nazi casualties are given. They have been heavy on both sides. Scores have been wounded, many of them seriously.

CONFLICTING CASUALTY LISTS

Thirty-Seven Known

To Be Dead

(Special to "Telegraph”)

important buildings have y Telegraph, Coveright. Telegraphie Mos. been "laid in waste" as the ** Ordinance.

result of three consecutive

s. 11. ans.)

Received July

nights of intensive bombard-in the

Latest estimates of the casualties

ment by air-raiders.

CAPT. von PAPEN'S APPOINTMENT

MODEL

For a. Definite Period

Ordinance, #7, (2.84 0..)

Dictator

Among the Italian troops now stationed along the Austrian border ready for emergencies are the famque Bersagliari; shown above on the march.

ROOSEVELT

KIN

INS HAWAII

REMARKABLE AIR

DISPLAY....

GRAND REVIEW OF TROOPS

(Special to "Talograph")

(ily Telegraph, Copyright; Telegraphis Miss -angen ---- Ordinances — 4804) --- Revelerd-- July)

17. 11.59 8.m.)

Honolulu, July 26.

HITLER'S CLOSE INTEREST

Von Papen Asked To Go To Vienna

Borlin, July 27. Herr Hitler has asked Captain von Papen to pro- cood to Vienna immediately and report on the situation. Captain von Papon will be tomporary: Gorman Ministor in Vionna.- Router:

President Roosevelt landed hero MARTIAL LAW IN

ab.9.15. a.m, amid colourful scenes which were furnished with a bril- liant climax when 115 army' and' navy planes spelled out the initials "F.R." in formation flight...

(Special to "Telegraph") (Dy Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphic Man The Governor of the falands, Mr. Vienna, July 27,

Rresived July Poindexter, welcomed the President and ten thousand school children Berlin, July 26: civil war in Styria and

lined the streets, waving flags gaily Carinthia aro conflicting, but it is Captain Franz von Papen has and the President drove from the The air exercises; designed to definitely known that thirty-seven been appointed Plenipotentiary wharves teat the strength of

London's are dead.

Extraordinary to Vienna for a de- The party Inter motored round i air defences and the striking of the Nazi rebels le gradually has not been disclosed.

It is believed that the resistance finite period, the length of which the faland on a sight-seeing tour, power of the R.A.F. bombers, breaking didva.-United Press.

stopping at Schofield Barracks, oficially ended this morning.

Von Papen will resign the Vice-where the President reviewed the

troops. Chancellorship of the Relch: and

Fifteen thousand his position as Special Commie-

men of the

Tsoi

passed the reviewing stand, the history of the Islands, biggest of such spectacles in the

Must of the targets, the Air Ministry (particularly, •' ́ were "destroyed" by hundreds of tona of explosives,

Lost might, the attackers wero much less successful than on provious nights.

DR. RINTELIN STILL LIVES

Official Statement In Vienna

(Special to "Telegraph")

MINNEAPOLIS

TROOPS PATROL THE CITY

STRIKE STILL UNSETTLED

AMERICA'S DREYFUS

THE MOONEY-BILLINGS CASE RECALLED

1

FRESH REQUEST FOR PARDON

(Special to "Telegraph")

{ly Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphia Mini

Ordinance,

Revolved July

acti

San Francisco, July 26, Thomas J. Mooney, known as the American Dreyfus, has_ap- plied to Governor Merriam for a free pardon.

Mooney was one of the labour leaders in a serious dispute which led to riating in San Francisco in 1016. Ten persons were killed. in a bomb outrage and Mooney, and Billings, a colleague, were

arrested.

Mooney called avidence to show that he had nothing to do with the outrage and was never near the scene; but the prosecution

NO PAPERS produced witnesses (which have

IN DUBLIN

PRINTERS OUT ON STRIKE

WAGES DISPUTE. DEADLOCK

(Special_to_Telegraph")

(By Talegraph, Copyright. Helegraphic Me Bages Ordinanes, 2404.. Rockford | July | 27. 7.57 and

recently been proved to have perjured themselves) who swore to the contrary.

An Inquiry commission ap pointed by. President Wilson. recommended a new trial in 1918, but successive Governors of California refused to take - any stops,

"SHOCKING" CONVICTION

The famous Wickersham Com mission appointed by President Hoover described the convlotion: aa "shocking to the sense of [Justice."

In 1981, Billings was released on parole, but Mooney rejected a similar offer on the ground that It implied guilt.

At length the California. Supreme Court ordered a new trial and in June 1983, after

hearing Mooney was

acquitted.

Dublin, July 26. A strike of printers in the month's. Dublin newspaper offices But he is still in prison and has been declared and the only to-day has a fresh bid for a Free State capital will be pardon been made.—United Press," entirely without newspapers

to-morrow (Friday).

The trouble has been threaten- ing for some time, the printers having made demands for an lo crease in wages.

MONEY-CHANGER

ROBBED

DARING WANCHAT

INCIDENT

aloner for the Saar.---United Preen. Hawallan Department of the Army military have taken over complet of the printers, who thereupon shop. at. Queen's Road East,, was:

Taui

PICNIC PARTY.

Negotiations have been proceed- Minneapolis," July 26.

ing but a deadlock was dually. Martial law. has been pro- to accept "the minimum terma" Chung

reached, the employers declining

Lam Lee, proprietor of the claimed in Minneapolis and the

Shing money-changer's decided upon strike to-morrow. daringly robbed by two mon when control.

The action was ordered by the ed tools before the time fixed by at Wanchal, at 8 o'clock last night. In two instances, printers down-walking near the Taiwong Temple Berlin, July 26.

Governor In conformity with his their union. Hitler, in a letter to Von Papen,

ultimatum to the parties to the pays the latter a high tribute and

After being jostled he found lorry drivers' strike, demanding ing Herald and the Evening Mail over $100 had been extracted from The final editions of the Evan-that a wad of notes amounting to nssures Von Papen that be enjoys;

settlement within President Roosevelt and his, aona

twenty-four his fullest confidence.

hours.

not published to-night, behis pocket. He followed the two in the afternoon went for a plente (Dy Talapteph. Copyright, Telegraphia Mas |

-Failure to reach an agreement handle a atatement which it was Street on to the reclamation, where Hitler expresses regret at the with students of Harvard Univer

the printers refused to men as they ran through Ship by the defenders with the aid ofị mges Ordinance 2001. Brestved Jeffect of Dollfuss murder on an at-sity, after which the President was

15. 10.54 now.)

Is the responsibility of searchlights, and 'five' more wore

the intended to publish explaining the one of them was arrested and the Vienna, July 27. ready unstable European political the guest of Governor Poindexter

employers. caught when returning after It la oficially announced by the situation and states his desire to at a State Dinner at the Executive issued an hour after a meeting

The Governor's decres was! employers* viewpoint. Reuter monoy, recovered." heavily bombarding their objec-Chancellery that Dr.

Anton contribute to the relief of the altua Mansion, where the Chinese and between the employers and the tives. Only six got through the Rintelin, who attempted suicide ion and re-direct Austro-German Japanese Consuls and other digna- leaders of the Drivers' Union, at double journey unscathed. yesterday soon after his arrest on relations into normal and friendly torles were present to greet Mr. which the union accepted the

Nazi outbreak, is still alive.

Twenty-nine out of forty raid-' ing air squadrons, mostly from the South Coast, were intercepted

It was an excoptionally clear night-Reuter Special,

· HEAT WAVE DEATH ROLL MOUNTS

OVER EIGHT HUNDRED VICTIMS

(Special to Talograph”)

(Bs Telegraph. Copricht, Telegraphia Mem

Ordinance, 189). ReasƐved

#7. 12,39 paw)

It is stated further that he le still, for the time boing, Austria'n accredited Minister to Rome.- United Press.

CIVIL WAR IN STYRIA

Desperate Resistance

By Nazis

Vienna, July 27, Fighting on a large scale between

the Nazi rebels and Governmental

New York, July 26. forces has been renowed in Styria The sixteenth day of the diens-and part of Carinthia.

No quarter le being given, casualties have been heavy.

trous heat wave in the Middle West ended with another long list

of hont-stroke victims.....

CONSIDERABLE LOSSES.

and

channels-Router.

FUNERAL OF DR. DOLLFUSS

Body Lying In State At Rathaus

(Special to "Telegraphi"}

(By Tolsgraph, Cepyright. Teisgraphia Mam JgEx Ordisaner. 27, 10.30 a.m.j

Vienna,“ July 27.

The body of the late Chan-

Roosevelt-Ducted Press.

AMERICA NOT TO INTERFERE.

Merely An Internal Affair

peaco

plan submitted by the Federal Mediators' Board. The employers, on the other hand, refused to accept the plan, reject ing the part, laying down the wage seng.

Four thousand National Guards- men are now patrolling the city- Reuter,

COMMUNIST ALLEGATION,

wore 'cause

Special.

TWO DEAD MEN SUED!

CASE ADJOURNED SINE DIE

YUNGTING RIVER

AGAIN IN SPATE

SUDDEN RISE IN THE PEKING AREA

Peking, July 28. Two dead men appeared (but

Exceptionally heavy rainfalls claim for $408 brought by G. H. volumes of water are still pour- only in name) na defendants in a rise in the Yungting River. Huge, have again caused an alarming

NEW RUNNING

The United Press reporting the Kickabhey before Mr. Justice| (Special to "Telegraph”)

same facts substantially, adda Jacks in the Summary Court thisg down, and further, rise of the

river is feared. Central News, that Governor Olson has an morning." (Dy Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphia Menounced that employees of the "Wong Tai and other" ware

Ordinance 2871. Received Jals State would oporate the lorries named as defendants and wore re

Washington, July 20

hnd keep transport open.

presented. by Mr. M, A. Silva, *** In rejecting the arbitration Br. C. D. d'Aimada, appearing cellor, Dr. Dollfuss, was trans- of State, has been studying made the allogation that Com-Silva had no further instructions Mr. Cordell Hull, the Secretary plan, U..P.. adds, the employers in Mr. Silva's absence said Mr. ferred from the (Chancelery to private despatches relating to the munist organisers are leading the in this case owing to the decease AMERICAN'S FEAT IN the Rathaus at half past six last developments In Austrin. strikers, evening and the remains will lle in state there until Saturday the tenour of the reports, but Ha declined to comment upon afternoon, when the funeral will merely said that everything

FAIR TO SHOWERY

of his clients.

Hia Lordship:How is it that you aro ́suing two dead men 7.-^^ |--Mr. @D'Almada :—~Thoy.

vore.

The total now exceeds 800 an

It is officially admitted that the be held. average of over fifty daily since Federal troops have suffered con- The police allege that the appeared to be quiet generally Pressure is highest over the alivo when the writ was issued the commencement, and of over siderable losses in desperate fight, actual murderor of Dr. Dollfuss He agreed, however, that the Pacife to the south East of Japan Kitkabhoy sald he know you "Var a hundred daily for the last four Ing for the Pyrn Fass, where the was a former Corporal in the United States would adhero rigidly and relatively low over the China mun was dead. days.

Nazis had taken up strong defen- Army, Frane Holzwebor, who was to a Hands Of belloy parti Sen. The depression Is altuated Mr. Wait intervened to pay These figures do not include the sive positions........

discharged from the army in 1932 salarly, ha ald, that the distur to the north of the Gulf of Pechill, that to hf knowledge bola imen numerous bathing tragedies. The Pass is one of the key points, for pro-Nazi agitation United bance at the present time is no

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