HANKOW QUIET.
ANTI-FOREIGN AGITATION IN OTHER CENTRES.
(Sydney "Sun" Service.) (Received January 22nd, 1.33 a.m.) PEKING, January 21. A naval wireless .message reports that the Hankow situation is quiet and conversations are proceeding between Mr O'Malley and. Mr Eugene Chen. At Kiukiang the situation is serious. The French Consul was held prisoner by strike pickets and released only on foreigners undertaking that he would not leave the Concession. At Ichang virulent anti-British posters have been distributed. More refugees have left for Hankow. At Shansi the military endeavoured to commandeer aßritish tug. The warship Cockchafer effected her release. Anti-foreignism is rampant at Amoy, Fooehow, Swatow, and Canton.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18906, 22 January 1927, Page 15
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