FEWER MURDERS.
SHANGHAI SLAUGHTER Executions Now Carried Out in Private. EVERYTHING FAIRLY QUIET By Cable. Copyright.—Press Association.! (Rpoeivefl 11.30 a.m.) SHANGHAI, Februarv 23. Possibly as a result of the protects rom prominent Chinese public >odies, the executions in the Chinese ity have not been on such a large cale publicly, but it is reported that nany are taking place privately at nilitary headquarters. The number of strikers is diminishing ppreciably. Thirty thousand mill workers have returned, while the trams n the French concession have partially esnmed. There was a slight clash between the nob and the Chinese police, otherwise everything is fairly peaceful. The strike situation is unchanged.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1927, Page 9
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