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IN MANCHURIA TEMPORARY REIGN OF TERROR. (United Preset Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) SHANGHAI, September 28. Reports from Harßin confirmed by Tokyo, indicate an alarming state of affairs along the trans-Siberian railway. This is due to the' capture ot Manchuli, the border station on the Sibei-i an-Manchuria railway, by antiManchukuo troops, and the seizure of the station and rolling stock. This is causing a complete dislocation, of through traffic. A considerable force descended on the town, creating a temporary reign of terror.
Though the fate of the foreigners there is unknown, there had been large casualties among the native population.
The anti-Manchukud troops are firing on the passing trains, rendering travel dangerous, It is reported that they also intend massacring all the Japanese in Manchuli and Hailar districts as a reprisal for the Japanese seizm'd ef Manchuria. This announce* ment is creating the gravest apprehen-> vsion,
The activities of the Chinese Volunteer corps now operating in Manchuria are causing the Manchukuo authorities endless anxiety,
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 September 1932, Page 5
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164MORE SKIRMISHING Hokitika Guardian, 29 September 1932, Page 5
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