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IIIRONbHAND STRIKES REBELS ALL SURRENDER. By Telegraph—Pres 6 Assn—Copyright (Aust.- and N.Z. Cable).' (Received 'Dec. 28, 9.-1 o n.m.) Tokio,' Dec. 27. . , A special report from Mukden states 'that- the heads, arms and legs of General Kuo and Iris wile were paraded in the city and later exposed on the main gate. The Mukden authorities report that Kuo refused to surrender, thus necessitating shooting him. Tire -Japanese Foreign. Office states: “We feel deceived, Inasmuch as'Genteral (bang agreed to spare Kuo’s life, even while the execution bad ill ready 7 been accomplished. “ • The'tJnpanese Consul was instructed to 'make an effort to save the lives of the minor ..generals, n IsoKuo’s lour surviving . widows and ten children.
General Chang refuses to promise not. to execute Kuo’s relatives. A general massacre is feared.
Kuo’s forces at Sliankaikwnn have surrendered, thus clearing Manchuria of rebels.
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Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 551, 28 December 1925, Page 5
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