GENERAL CABLES.
TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Cape Verde Island, April 17. Cabral and Coutinho are unable to coni tinue their flight owing to a gale. They have already covered 1560 miles. The last stage to Rio de Janiero is 1200. COALFIELD IN SILESIA. Berlin, April 17. A large coalfield has been discovered in the Bunzlau and Loewenberg districts, Silesia. The chief seam is 15 feet thick and 400 feet below the surface. FLOODS IN UNITED STATES. , New York, April 17. According to a Chicago telegram the worst floods in' history are sweeping over Illinois and Indiana, devastating villages and farms. A cyclone struck Irvington, Illinqis, obliterating property, killing seven and injuring a score. JAPANESE TROOPS FOR SIBERIA. Tokio, April 17. Japan has decided to send additional replacement troops to Siberia as the result of the failure of the Dairen negotiations with the Chita. Government. A CANADIAN LOAN. Ottawa, April 17. It is learned that Canada is planning a 250-million dollar loan to meet maturing obligations and to provide for deficiencies between revenue and expenditure.
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 April 1922, Page 2
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