STOP PRESS NEWS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17181, 26 October 1923, Page 1

STOP PRESS NEWS.

FIGHTING IN GERMANY. HEREIN, October 25. Today's reports indicate that the Separatists everywhere ure gain in;.: ground. The chief of police at. Creleld was amongst those killed. Belgian forces are reported to have aided the Separatists. Fighting continues at Hamburg. At Gelsenkirchen communists are inducing large numbers of unemployed to enlist for service in Saxony. Besides Communists marching from the outskirts of Berlin a strong force is concentrated at Liohtenberg. but the police succeeded i in surrounding the whole neighbourhood. Banknote printers have struck and the banks are forced to ration CASTJABTJ.ES AT AIX BA CHAPE I,BE. BKUSSEES, October 25. Five policemen and two Rhinelanders were killed and wounded in an attack on the Regency building at Aix Ea Chapelle. HE ABED BY FAITH. N A i’ll-K. October 26. Mr Tasman Gurr, well known in Napier business, who was formerly aimost blind, and lame and su [force from heart trouble, is now able csee much better and to walk actively and he has no heart The Napier faith mission opens next Tuesday, but Mr Gurr says liis improvement is due to faith healing. The remarkable part of the apparent cure is the conviction of hie friends, who are astonished at the beneficial results, whereas Mr Gurr was almost blind lie can now see across the PiC LIO OF TICHJBOJRNE CASE. LONDON, October 25. Tichbornc case at the Old Bailey, Arthur Orton’s daughter. -Theresa 'richborne,” was sentenced to a writing threatening letters to Sir George Lewis, solicitor to the Tichborne family. She had also euTichborne family by threats to kill them. She was sentenced to six months in 1913 for similar offences. MINERS. REJECT PROPOSALS. A Westport telegram says that it is understood the JMiilerton and Deniiiston miners to-day endorsed their leaders' action and turned down all proposals.