MYSTERY STILL
! WIRELESS CALLS FOR HELP. By Telegraph—Press Association—^opyrieht "Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services. (Rcc. May C, 5.G0 p.m.) London, May 4. Tho mystery of the wireless calls, at '■' 'first supposed to d}tf'from ; thc:'st'eamer ', Siberia, remain unsolved. Tokio reports that an operator stationed on the south-west of Nagasaki, claims to i Imvo received a distress signal. Ail • American vessel also heard this, whilst ; for twenty-four ' hours merchantmen, ' warships, and land stations vainly , tried to get in touch with the Siberia. It was reported on' Sunday that wireless calls had been heard from the stea- ' mcr Siberia, which was off tho Formosiui j Coast, and in need of help. Tho vessel subsequently arrived at Manila, and ' could not account for tho distress signals " having been heard.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2141, 6 May 1914, Page 7
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