CHINESE REPUBLIC.
——* MILITARY; LEADERS' AGREE- . ..;. MENT. . . /BT CAJLB—PBBSS ASSOCIATIOK—COfTVOIT.) (KCTIX'S - TXLSGXAXB.). ...' PEKING. November TS. '.Representatives of General Feng.Yuhsiang and Marshal Chang Tso-lin have j signed a peace .agreement/, whereby no j Feng-tien troops -will be stationed at! Tien-tsin. | Feng T tien troops are retreating thirty.. miles east of the Pekin-Hankow %•' ':. "■ ! It'wasalsc'agreed to establish a joint ! office at-Peking'to discuss tEe questions of the "Premiership," the reconstruction of Cabinet,- and the election of a President.' i -Marshal Chang-Tso-lra informed the foreigners at Mukden' that aH"Feng-t4en forces ......would .. bo. .withdrawn"' from (Shantung.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18544, 20 November 1925, Page 11
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