Newspapers-Morning Tribune-1927
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National Library Board CSV catalogue of digitised Morning Tribune newspaper articles from 1927, part of NLB’s open access to materials published 70 or more years ago. Researchers trace early 20th-century Singapore news, culture, and public discourse. For enquiries, email [email protected].
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This dataset is a list of digitised newspaper articles published 70 years ago or longer from the National Library, Singapore. These materials present a valuable resource on Singapore’s history, art and culture, digitised as part of an endeavour to preserve and provide better access to resources located within the library to enable users to explore and discover these resources. For enquiries, please email [email protected]
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| Newspaper title | Issue id | Issue date | Edition | Page id | Page number | Article id | Article title | Article text 1st50words | Contributor |
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| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.1 | Masthead | THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.— No. 209. SINGAPORE MONDAY, October 4, 1927 FIVE CENTS | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.2 | TANKS IN ACTION AT SHANGHAI | TANKS IN ACTION AT SHANGHAI FIERCE BATTLE AT LIUHANG Japanese Claim Capture Of 36 Villages Shanghai, Oct. 3. ANE of the fiercest battles since the start of hostilities is raging on the Liuhang sector, where according to a Japanese army spokesman the losses on both sides are very heavy. The | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.3 | Peace Overtures Rumour | Peace Overtures Rumour Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Oct 3. THE Mayor of Shanghai has issued a sharp denial to a Japanese statement that China has recently < pened negotiations with Japan for peace. He branded the statement as an utter farbication, with malicious motives. | Sin Chew Jit Poh |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.4 | FRENCH BUDGET Must Not Be Too Optimistic | FRENCH BUDGET Must Not Be Too Optimistic Faris, Scpi. 30. DETAILS of France's ordinary budget for 1938 submitted to the Finance Committee of the Chamber show total estimated revenue of 53,781,000,000 francs and expenditure of 52,179,000.000 leaving rplus 1,602.000,000 M Jammy Schmidt, the Rapporteur, warned the deputies not to take | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.5 | U.S. Budget | U.S. Budget Washington, Sept. 29. IT is understood both Mr. Morgenthau Secretary of the Treasury, and Mr. Eccles. Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, will urge the President to definitely balance the United States budget In the next fiscal year even if new and ler taxes are required. Both are | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.6 | MANCHUKUO TROOPS AT SHANGHAI | MANCHUKUO TROOPS AT SHANGHAI Rom clinic- port th it Manchukuo troops are enhostilities. 5 r lhr Japanese P, Izumo, which ins borne a charmed life ai Shan and has been unharmed despite th< V vxu'c\ efforts of the chin- ink it by bombing and by other means, is said Shanghai | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.7 | This Year, Next Year, Some Time...! | This Year, Next Year, Some Time...! Shanghai, Oct 3. A HIGH Chinese commander who has returned from the front told the Mayor of Shanghai that the Japanese are spreading; rumours that they will be able to liquidate the hostilities at Shanghai before the middle of October The commander said he | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.8 | AIR CRASH Bodies Of Victims Recovered | AIR CRASH Bodies Of Victims Recovered Athene Oct. 1 Two bodies recovered from the near where the Courtier c: have been identified as those of Wii. Commander R. D. Acland. belonging to a squadron stationed at Hinaidi. Iraq who was travelling from Alexandria to Two bodies recovered from the s*t | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.9 | NO MAIL FROM MALAYA | NO MAIL FROM MALAYA We are informed oy Imperial Airways. Ltd., that the machine carried no mail from Malaya. It was carrying an extra service from India. | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.10 | Untitled | Perpignan, Oct. l. it i.s estimated that about no.ooo Spanish refugees will have to leave France owing to the decision of the French Government to repatriate all refugees who arc being kept at the expense of local rates or th( French state. Reuter Wireless | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.11 | SITUATION IN SPAIN | SITUATION IN SPAIN A npb'French Note o To Italy London, Oct. 2 THE Joint Anglo-French note to Italy on the Spanish situation will, it is anticipated, be presented to Count Ciano, the Italian Foreign Minister, to-day. The English and French texts of the note were completed yesterday and the English | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.12 | JAVA INCIDENT Dutch Warship And Fishing Boat | JAVA INCIDENT Dutch Warship And Fishing Boat rhe Hague, (><t i THE Dutch Destroyer "Flores" seized 1 Japanese Bashingboal In the Dutch East indies waters according to a mesfrom Batavia When ordered to Btop the Ashing boat tried to escape upon which the destroyer opened Ore. Two oi the Japanese | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.13 | The Church In Germany | The Church In Germany Berlin. Sept. 30. The .spiritual life of the opposition evangelical church lias hvm largely paralysed by a decree of Himmler, chief of the secret police, dissolving the church's theological seminaries and forbidding examination of studenta Reuter | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.14.1 | Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 | ON OTHFR PAGES Pages V Scharnhorst here s Radio m Malaya Financial news i Home soccer I.»ual tup soccer I Army rugby i Boxing Local rugt" S | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.1 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.14.2 | Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 | V.l| El;>/ fresh milk with LI^jTRJ ALL THL TROUBLE: REMOVED! IV LET Klim \> -1 yOUI With milk. tfl '".V For Kliin is rich, pure cows milk. it.'i only deal i 1. Klim A««fp.s end hi name and ad- without refrigeration. dn Add water tv Kliin fur | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.15 | SCHARNHORST SKIPPER IS SILENT | SCHARNHORST SKIPPER IS SILENT \JKS STOR I MYSTERY Denial O) Press smu: ipoi i Sund ju \i (atom* mi mi. -hi be made I i,v ih, i pi. nil <»i the ft harnhoi i m hmm nun with <lir allei •.1 'i i. vi. b) .1 Japanese Babmarine on 12 | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.16 | FASHION DISPLAY Successful Sea View Event | FASHION DISPLAY Successful Sea View Event A ash ion display attracted i great crowd it"' Sea Vuu hotel terda) morning winir the l 1 1 < 1- Band played, fall ladies paraded displaying mv. creat lons and the proceeding w< re enlivened by contributions by those populai i lit- i | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.17 | Untitled | 1 Mi .1 Dewar, Surveyoi Gen< ral I d Mulay States and Sti Settlements hi., been granted on< hundred and i iii days' leav< on lull pay with effect from the 30th Sept! mbei 1937, Indus ye, before retire meni | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.18 | SEARCHER RETURNS K.L Air Crash Victims Terribly Mutilated | SEARCHER RETURNS K.L Air Crash Victims Terribly Mutilated So v and Mr J i < iphir on found en Saturday inre- ble, and I b F n [Yibune i itati n hen he returned to Bin fa- the part when d 3,000 red up th< U ide, was ble counl | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.19 | HANDEL'S "JUDAS" Splendid Performance At Memorial Hall | HANDEL'S "JUDAS" Splendid Performance At Memorial Hall EVERY success attended the perform- ance ol Handel's oratirio "Juda. Maccabaeus" by the Singapore Musical Society at the Memorial Hall lasi night [I w;i:, under the patronage ol His Excellency the Governor and ;t gratyfyingly i.n g( audience was present Nothing better has | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.20 | GHOSTS AGAIN "Topper" Is A Good Comedy | GHOSTS AGAIN "Topper" Is A Good Comedy Yl >r remember, <«i course, thai highly amir m" picture. "The Qhosi < W< Ol are the leading character! In "Topper", the M.O.M production liou at the Capitol, and it Is an exceedingly entertaining picture 'i Fh c gho ;1 do not make | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.21 | CHINA CAN CARRY THE WAR ON INDEFINITELY | CHINA CAN CARRY THE WAR ON INDEFINITELY 1 Long Struggle Unless The Powers Sup To End B Cur 1., hopeul of <•• lhanghai The position m the Nor;: troops rushed there by the I Qovernmeni will help thi I i put up i »n resistance Hut China must first n | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.22 | B.B.C. VISITOR Mr. J. B. Clark's Farewell To Malaya | B.B.C. VISITOR Mr. J. B. Clark's Farewell To Malaya (From Our Own Reporter/ Penang, Saturday. IIH.J. B. Clark, director ol Empire SerL?I vice. British Broadcasting Corpora ion. loft Penang this morning for Rangoon, m continuation of his Empire oui In a farewell interview. Mr. Clark expressed the hope that Malayan | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.23 | EAST AND WEST Cabinet Debates World Crises | EAST AND WEST Cabinet Debates World Crises London, Sept. 29 understood that the Far Bast and the Mediterranean were the principal topics ;-.t a 3% hour meeting of the < 1 1 to-day. The whole n m Vv. I-V.r Efcst enmined. it cd that the Ministers I the view that | NA |
| Morning Tribune | morningtribune19271004-1 | 4 October 1927 | 1 | morningtribune19271004-1.1.2 | 2 | morningtribune19271004-1.2.24 | BATTLESHIPS IN ACTION | BATTLESHIPS IN ACTION DURING very bloody fighting yesterday v occasional terrific reports of guns indicated that the two Japanese battleships recently arrived were joining m the bombardment of Lotien and Liuhong, where 30,000 Japanese are operating, resisted by seven Chinese divisions and five divisions of reserves. It is officially estimated | NA |
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