BIG REVOLUTION EXPECTED
PROBABLE MURDER OF SIBERIAN ARMY OFFICERS. j NO PRESS DISPATCHES. ] By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright, Heater's %kßtm. ' | (Received September 2, 5.5 n.m.) 1 TOKIO, September 1. 'Confidential . code dispatches from ;l Siberia state that . the. -trans-Baikal Cossacks rose yesterday and are in- ; aqgurating a revolution; it is predict- ' ed on August Bth. The commander, I representing the proposed new Govern- ’> Best, left Vladivostok for the interior ten days ago. The Cossacks rose some- > what prematurely, but’ the bulk' of ' J Chita’s army is expected to kill the i commissars officers and join the revw- ( lutaonists within a few days. Neither Beaninorv nor the other reactionary ' leaders have been invited to’ join the movement. No Press dispatches regarding the Cossack revolt have reached Japan. Definite nows is net expected for some days while Chita iv tains (he central communications.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11306, 4 September 1922, Page 5
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