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BOYCOTT OF JAPANESE. serious conflict;' (Received 9.15 a.ffi.) . Pres© Association—(jopyrtghtj Australian and N.Z Cable Assni SHANGHAI, Mrch 27. ' An anti-Japanese boycott is in progress, and feeling is intensified -' at Amoy, necessitating additional -naval protection. .■' : " / •''■■■■}. i ";'Ov-v-<,;.■;, Strike pickets are preventing- shipping! activities- and attempting >to seize all cargo that is landed; i This, resulted in a serious conflict withJbne Japanese naval men. TJhfe.. had previously notified, the ..yliiileeo authorities that the pickets would be treated as pirates in the'.'., event of seizing cargoes. ; • ' '! .■';.'.'-. A Japanese vessel's . carjgo"■"'_ lighter which was seized bv pickets;was chased by a launch containing Japanese naval men. .The ! and the pickets detained.; \~ ..'-,.• .
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 25, 28 March 1928, Page 4
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108DELICATE SITUATION Stratford Evening Post, Issue 25, 28 March 1928, Page 4
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