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Seward Daily Gateway
Seward, Seward County, Alaska
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Japanese army units, including bombing planes, cavalry, light artillery, and infantry, engaged 30,000 former followers of Marshal Chang Hsiao Liang in the Tungpin district near Hailung on Oct. 12. In the first encounter, 46 Chinese were killed as they fled; many were unarmed, and Japanese showed no mercy.
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MUKDEN, Oct. 12.—Bombing planes, cavalry, light artillery and infantry of the Japanese army were operating today against 30,000 former followers of Marshal Chang Hsiao Liang, in the hilly wooded Tungpin district. The first encounter took place near Hailung, where the Chinese left 46 dead as they fled. Many Chinese are without weapons. The Japanese showed no quarters.
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Tungpin District Near Hailung
Event Date
Oct. 12.
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46 chinese dead; chinese fled; japanese showed no quarters
Event Details
Bombing planes, cavalry, light artillery and infantry of the Japanese army operated against 30,000 former followers of Marshal Chang Hsiao Liang in the hilly wooded Tungpin district. The first encounter near Hailung left 46 Chinese dead as they fled. Many Chinese without weapons.