QUICK CHANGES IN CHINA
NEGOTIATIONS WITH RUSSIA ■ J> FLUCTUATIONS OF CIVIL WAR. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Rec. 1.25 a.m. Shanghai, Nov. 22. This week’s pressure at both ends o the Chinese Eastern Railway has apparently resulted in a considerable change in tho heart of the Chinese. Nanking and Mukden propose to enter into negotiations direct with Moscow for a settlement of the dispute, and have appointed Mr. Wellington Koo as plenipotentiary. It is believed the generally adverse situation m Honan and Kwangsi have'had an effect m bringing about the change of policy. bewildering changes m the war situation is revealed by the latest despatches. The insurgents success at Wuchow is offset by the Governments capture of Loyang, in Honan P l,o7l ™®; The general effect appears to be that each attacks the other’s rear. . The Kuominchun advance southwards is already alarming Hankow, whithe? refugees are streaming in thousands. .
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Taranaki Daily News, 23 November 1929, Page 8
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