| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] UCHIDA DECLARES RECOGNITION OF MANCHUKUO IS ESSENTIA TO PEACE IN FAR EAST |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GEN. HONJO'S PARTING DINNER AT MUKDEN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] COMMITTEE IS TAKING OVER HERE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ATTENTION TURNED TO MANCHURIA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GEN. HONJO'S FAREWELL MESSAGE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] �ORDERED TO PRESIDE IN CHIANG'S PLACE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ARE FOLLOWED WITH INTEREST IN THE U.S. |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] LORD LYTTON LEAVING BY AEROPLANE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WASHINGTON AWAITS COMMISSION REPORT BEFORE COMMENTING |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] INQUIRY COMMISSION'S REPORT NEAR COMPLETION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] DR. KOO WILL ONLY GO AS FAR AS SHANGHAI |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SINO-AMERICA TREATY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SINO-JAPANESE SITUATION IN THE SOUTH |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] HEAVY FIGHTING IN MUKDEN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ANTI-JAPANESE BOYCOTT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] COUNT UCHIDA'S SPEECH |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] COMMISSION TO TRAVEL BY SEA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] STATEMENT BY H.E. AMBASSADOR GOV. MUTO |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] AN EMINENT MANCHU CITIZEN OF DAIREN IN TROUBLE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] LEAGUE OF NATIONS PROGRAMME FOR NEXT AUTUMN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] LT. GEN. KOISO INTERVIEWED AT SEOUL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TOKIO WILL SEEK UNDERSTANDING OF WASHINGTON |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL AMBASSADOR IN MANCHURIA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] COUNT UCHIDA'S SPEECH |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] BRITISH GOVERNMENT DIVIDED IN ATTITUDE TOWARD MANCHURIA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TOKYO TO GRANT MANCHUKUO STATE RIGHTS SEPTEMBER 18 |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PEIPING POLITICAL COUNCIL CONSIDERS JEHOL SITUATION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TOKYO REPORTS DETAILS OF COMING LEAGUE MEET |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] GENERAL MA CHAN-SHAN REFUSES TO DIE OFFICIALLY OR OTHERWISE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] JEHOL TROUBLE REPORTED OVER UNTIL AUTUMN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WAR SCARE AT JEHOL DIES DOWN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MARSHAL LOST MANCHURIA, SAYS CANTON |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SUNGARI FLOOD WATERS STILL RISING |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FOREIGN ADVISER TO MANCHUKUO GOES TO GENEVA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MUKDEN CUSTOMS NOW IN CONTROL OF MANCHUKU |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] VOLUNTEERS LAUNCH RENEWED ATTACKS IN VICINITY |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MARSHAL AND FAMILY WILL GO TO PALACE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SAYS JAPAN, U.S. TO BE RECONCILED OVER MANCHURIA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FIRST MANCHUKUO REPRESENTATIVE TO TOKYO |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FINAL REPORT PREPARATIONS NEARING COMPLETION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MUTO LEAVES FOR MANCHUKUO |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] VOLUNTEERS CLAIM CAPTURE OF NEWCHWANG |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PASSPORTS RECEIVED BY CHANG |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] JAPAN DECIDED ON RECOGNITION IN SEPTEMBER |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] LOCAL PEDESTRIANS SURPRISED BY JAPANESE NIGHT MANEUVERS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] NORTHERN GENERALS CONTINUE AGITATION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] S.M.R. MAIN LINE OUT OF ACTION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ACUTE CONTROVERSIES MAY FOLLOW LYTTON REPORT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] SITUATION ON JEHOL-CHINCHOW BORDER SERIOUS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] DR. WELLINGTON KOO ACCEPTS PARIS POST |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ADMIRAL TAYLOR ARRIVES IN PELPING |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE BOYCOTT IN SHANGHAI |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] EARLY RECOGNITION ADVISED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] NOTE RE APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL AMBASSADOR |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] APPOINTMENT OF MUTO EXPLAINED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] INQUIRY COMMISSION IN A DILEMMA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] NANKING ACCEPTS MARSHAL'S RESIGNATION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE LEAGUE REPORT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] DRAFTING LYTTON REPORT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] INDEPENDENTS URGE MANCHUKUO RECOGNITION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] LEAGUE BODY MEETS AGAIN AT HOSPITAL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] VOLUNTEERING REPORTED RETREATING, SUSPEND ATTACK ON CHINCHOW |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] STIMSON AND THE TERM AGGRESSOR |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] DEBUCHI SAYS MUTO NOW UNDER PREMISE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] POST HELD BY MARSHAL WILL BE ABOLISHED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MARSHAL MAKES NO DEFINITE PLANS |
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| ]NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] ALL QUIET YET AFTER STIMSON SHARP SPEECH |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE LYTTON REPORT FORECAST |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] IMPORTANT DECLARATION BY GEN. MUTO |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MARSHAL WANTS FUNDS TO FIGHT OR WILL RETIRE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FLOOD, CHAOS AND PANIC IN HARBIN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] KOO, YEN AND QUO NAMED CHINA'S DELEGATES TO GENEVA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] VOLUNTEERS THREATEN MUKDEN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE SEPTEMBER 18 INCIDENT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MARSHAL ASKS CHIANG KAI-SHEK TO ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY HERE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] PEIPING SITUATION SEEN IN AMERICA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FOREIGN MINISTRY PEOPLE WORKED UP |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THOUSANDS MAROONED IN HARBIN: FLOOD WATERS STILL RISING |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CHIANG THREATENS TO RESIGN IF WANG CHING-WEI PERSISTS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MARSHAL ASKS NANKING TO RELIVE HIM OF HIS POST: LEADERS URGE HIM TO REMAIN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MARSHAL MAY QUIT ALL POSTS; ASKS SUCCESSOR BE APPOINTED |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WANG CHING-WEI REFUSES TO WITHDRAW RESIGNATION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] APPALLING FLOODS IN MANCHURIA |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] LYTTON COMMISSION WANTS SOVIET VISES |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] VOLUNTEERS CAPTURE CITIES FROM JAPANESE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MARSHAL CHANG HSUEH LIANG RESIGNS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WANG CHING-WEI'S TELEGRAM TO THE YOUNG MARSHAL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] CONCRETE PLAN TO TAKE OVER LAN REGION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] THE SITUATION AT JEHOL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] JAPAN MUST FAIL IN MANCHURIA, QUO SAYS IN LONDON INTERVIEW |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] NAGAL SAYS MANCHURIA IS NOT SAFE ENOUGH FOR SETTLERS YET |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] UNEASINESS FELT IN PEIPING THROUGH TOKYO'S STATEMENT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] STOP PRESS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] TOKIO WAR OFFICE AND YOUNG MARSHAL |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] UGAKI MAY BECOME PRESIDENT OF THE MINSEITO FACTORS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] EXPERTS CHOSEN TO AID W. W. YEN |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] MORE ELECTED TO POLITICAL COUNCIL HERE |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] FENG EXPLAINS WHY HE WOULD NOT SEE LYTTON COMMISSION |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] NEWCHWANG BESIEGED BY VOLUNTEERS |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] INQUIRY COMMISSION'S FINAL REPORT |
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| [NEWSPRINT ARTICLE] WASHINGTON NOT WEAKENING IN OPPOSING JAPAN |
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