Mr, Maitland, for the police, state ed that Japanese interests were concerned and the pamphlets would show it. He would oppose bail. The damage caused as a result of the trouble stirred up by these people had to be stopped. The accused were students of the well-known Bolshevist university, the Shanghai University. One man had died a3} result of injuries received and six others were wounded. A Japanese! was shot, another wounded and others received injuries, one being' thrown into the Soochow Creek. police motor car had also been pushed into the Creek. In all about Tls. 50,000 damage was done. The workers had attempted to take the' carbines away from the Sikh police. The Japanese had opened fire to defend their lives and property.
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