The Archive · 1926

Marshal Chang Still Talks

of Resignation According to a Dairen message, Peking, Dec. 30, Published to-day the "Asahi," documents have been discovered at {Kuo Sung-ling, feat of General] Hsinminfu which prove that tain prominent Peking pol Mukden is stated to be not entirely, satisfactory. There appears to have engineered General Kuo Sung-ling's been some heart-burning over the shal rebellion because he wanted Mar-handing out of rewards to the suc Chang Tso-lin to. lose his cessful troops and General Chang dominant power in Mancharis, and Hsueh-liang (son of Marshal Chang to facilitate Marshal Feng' Yu- Teo is still being criticized for hsiang becoming China's real ruler.—Reuter's Pacific Service, misplaced confidence in General It is learned from the War Department that the headquarters of the vision returned to Liaoyang on December 29 from Mukden Additional Troops Withdrawn Dee. 30.

The War Ofice issued a com muoniqué to-day which states:—The ist Battalion of Japanese contingents, which was despatched to Manchuria from Chosen, returned to Heijo, Choren, at The Japanese ga were removed to" Mukden recent military dis-lees, Were withdrawn to thei fizinal place, Lisoyang yesterday,

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