229:. While in preventative detention he was handed a statement by a local prosecutor which he was invited to sign, stating that he would not publish such forbidden pieces in the future. He refused, stating that it went against the professional code of journalism to sign such a statement. The tone of Lauw's criticism of the government was deemed to be too harsh and he was reminded in court that he had promised in a past press censorship case to behave himself.
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Within a year, the paper was already suffering from the legal troubles that it would face during the coming decades. In 1903 one of the paper's journalists, Oh Boen Kwie, was arrested and fled his sentence of a month of chain-gang labour for fraud; he was also accused of printing a slanderous article
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Chinese. For this he was said to have incited the population to hatred and disdain against the Government of the Indies and aroused contempt between the Chinese and Dutch. The sentence was later reduced from chain gang labour to a prison sentence of the same duration. Phoa's
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became the paper's new director. The paper shortened its format and deeply reduced its price, blaming the inability of readers to pay their subscription fees. However, by
November of the same year Tan joined the management of the newspaper and
83:. The charges relating to that article were then filed against the editor, Njoo Goan Sioe; apparently it mentioned that a local official had been arrested for fraud. He was found guilty of defamation and sentenced to a month's imprisonment.
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In August 1909 it was announced that J. H. Pangemanann had fallen ill and was stepping down, and that editorship fell temporarily to Kwik King Hin and L. J. Mamahit. In
September 1909, it was announced that F. D. J. Pangemanann would leave
210:. Lauw Kong Hoe, editor-in-chief, was chairman, while Louw Eng Hoey, another editor at the paper, was vie-president. Most of the other positions in on the board of the organization were held by editors from rival Semarang Chinese paper
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J.C. Weijde Muller became editor-in-chief after that, but stepped down in March 1919 Weidemuller and Phoa Tjoen Hoaij was temporarily appointed in his place. In June of the same year Tjio Peng Hong (formerly editor-in-chief of
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He soon faced more of the legal problems which had hounded his predecessors. The Dutch frowned on the paper's coverage of the conflict between China and Japan, applying a new kind of press offence called
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Saroehoem was returning to become editor-in-chief of the paper. However, it is unclear how much longer
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221:(Malay: What does the government want) which was deemed to be "hateful". The article was apparently written in response to an possibly false
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over matters of editorial independence. However, he resigned in 1922 for health reasons. As well, the translator, journalist and historian
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175:, a close ally of the communist
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