GENERAL CABLES.
GERMAN ARMAMENTS. _ LONDON, July 21. In the Commons, answering a question, Sir A. Chamberlain said that he was satisfied from inquiries the InterAllied Military Control Commission has not sent a note to Germany on the subject of armaments. Asked if it might be taken that the conditions as to armaments in Germany were satisfactory, Sir R. Chaniberlain.'Teplied: I am sorry to say, ‘ ‘ no. ” CHINESE ARREST FOREIGNERS. HONG KONG, July 21. Two European police sergeants and four Chinese crew of a police patrol motor boat, were captured by Chinese pickets on the Samchun River, on the British border. A detachment from the East Surrey Regiment entrained for Samchun, in the endeavour to rescue them. MILLIONAIRE ACQUITTED OF MURDER. PARIS, July 22 ; > Lanccl (the reputed soft goods millionaire, charged with murdering hi wife’s lover) was acquitted.
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Grey River Argus, 23 July 1926, Page 5
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