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SINO-RUSSIAN DISPUTE SOVIET DEMAND REFUSED (Elec. Tel. Copyright—United Press Assn. 1 (Received August 7, noon) (United Service.) SHANGHAI, August 6. The Nanking Foreign Office announces that Sino-Russian negotiations for a settlement of the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute have reached a deadlock owing to the refusal of the Chinese to accept Russia’s demand for a return to the status quo of the management of the railway prior to the opening of negotiations.
REPORTED MASSACRE 1500 WHITE RUSSIANS (Australian and N.Z. Press Association.) SHANGHAI, Aug. 6. Pekin diplomatic circles understand that a number of Soviet employees on the Eastern Railway have been reinstated, forecasting an early resumption of normal communications. A sensational report has appeared in the Manchurian Daily News. Fifteen hundred White Russians, it was stated, crossed the border and entered Soviet territory with the object of harassing the Soviet forces but were ambushed by ‘ 1 Red ’ ’ guards in a village between Davlia and Machcvskava and completely massacred on the night of July 28. Confirmation is lacking
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17023, 7 August 1929, Page 7
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