EXECUTION OF CHINESE BANDIT
NOTED REBEL PAYS PENALTY FOR CRIMES.
Press Assoc. By Tel. Copyright, Antr,--N.Z. Cable Assoc Rec. Dec. 22, 8.5 a.rn. Peking, Dec. 20. Sun Tai Yao, the bandit who- directed the "wrecking and robbing of the Lincheng express in May last, has been executed by the Government.
CHINESE CABINET RESIGNS
The Cabinet resigned because it was continually harassed by Members of Parliament, and was prevented from reaching a- settlement regarding the gold franc debt to France, which it incurred following the Boxer rebellion. Before resigning the Cabinet ordered police protection be withdrawn from both Houses of Parliament.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8476, 22 December 1923, Page 3
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