TROUBLE IN CHINA
Press Association—By Telegraph— Copyright PEKIN, January 13. (Received Jan. 14, at 11.25 p.m.) With clashes between the various Chinese factious again becoming numerous, Checn Hiung Ming’s troops in Canton are reported to have revolted. The condition of the Government is becoming precarious, due to lack of funds. The situation is aggravated by the American Chamber of Commerce cabling President Harding, recommending delay in the remission of the United States share of the Boxer indemnity until China makes satisfactory arrangements concerning her overdue indebtedness to American financial interests, and gives assurances that the Boxer fund* will not be, used for military purposes.—* A. and N.Z. Gable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18761, 15 January 1923, Page 5
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