UNREST IN MANCHURIA.
ORDER BEING ENFORCED.' TWELVE BANKERS EXECUTED. (Received 1 a.m.) Sun. :LOND.ON, Aug. 20. A message .from Mukden says Chang Tso-lin is summarily enforcing order in Manchuria. The exchange banks have declined to speculate in Manchurian currency, -which is much, depreciated. . Yesterday, under Chang Tso-lin's order, 12 Chinese bankers at Mukden, Chang,chun and Harbin, including seven; alleged .millionaires, were,executed.
Many arrests, included . clerks in Japanese banks, at which • Japan ; protested!.. The clerks .were released and apologies were offered. ..
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19412, 21 August 1926, Page 11
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