THE RUSSIAN DEBACLE.
JAPAN AND SIBERIA. By T*l«|»r»ph—Pr««s Association—Copyiipbn "The Times” Service. (Received January 15,1.40 p.m.) TO'KIO, January 13. '■ An important Cabinet meeting thrashed put the Siberian question, but the decision was not announced. The opposition to intervention, however, is reported to bo growing stronger. BOLSHEVIK CLAIMS. (Received January 15, 1.40. p.m.) LONDON, January 13. There is no further nows of Kolchak. Moscow wireless messages continue to chronicle i!;e rapid advance of tho Rods on Irkutsk and great captures ot treasure and booty on Denilcih’s front, including. 650 guns, eleven, tanks, 25S locomotives, and 5886 loaded waggons.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19846, 15 January 1920, Page 6
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