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D IR E C T CAB LE R O U T E S F'JB T E L E C R A M S
AUSTRALIA,
N E W ZEALAN D ,
S O U T H A M E R I C A , INDIA, C H IN A , J A P A N , S T R A I T S S E T T L E M E N T S ,
S P A I N , P O R T U G A L , G REECE, TU RK EY , E C V P T , A LL P A R T S OF A F R I C A , & C „ & c .
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STATIONS IN (IRISAT BRITAIN.
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Control S t a t io n o f th-; In
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Following telegram reoolved from Vladlvoetook dated twenty eighth
i,B5?en- « « o to tio o - Pleaoe lot ua know your pro «Team .
r e m t r i i t i o n f^ILi ?2™*în4 ” rpFlBonerB ®*P«ot embarkation American
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chartered Seharnhoret unpuolty two thouunnd (etor i
?nTtît L î î ÎÏÎ* newB
1 etoamers (stop) /mcording agreement
uOTiet authorities and «oyandon representing International ileiioroaa
all worr-rieoners eaatwrd ToM k thirty two thouaan» men Sill h2
craouated to YladivoKtook first transport seven hund” S * n arrived
already othera en route but detained Manchourla station r i l « ,
authorItloe demanding six hundred thouaand dollars fbr pasaage
through Manchuria (atop) Situation grave no fundo for feeding
warprisonora Kueaiane dont give anything (stop) Catastrophe in­
evitable if <,uick ovaou&tion or sustenance funda delaying (etop)
Urrront and detailed information needed Hungarian i.edoroee Miealon
Vludlvoatocfc - Doctor Kovaoe Two, Quotation ends. Have taken no
action on this telegram.
BOtffliSK.
Oct. 1, 1920.
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Philip Baker Eeqr.
Should it be deemed necessary to take any
action on this sensational telegram, I would suggest that
the head of the Chinese Section of the Foreign Office he
approached.
Manchuria Station is the frontier station between
Siberia and Manchuria, and the railway east of Manchuria is
under the political control of the Chinese Government.
Our legation at Peking could reasonably be expected to
arrange with the Chinese Government to transport these
prisoners and settle a reasonable rate for so doing.
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