Chinchow
- a variation of Jinzhou.
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At the Japanese G. H. Q. in Mukden, tight-lipped General Shigeru Honjo insisted his troops were moving out "to clear the country of bandits," but added that Chinese evacuation of Chinchow "is now absolutely imperative."
From Time Magazine Archive
Japan last week moved 5,000 troops to Shanhaikwan on the Manchukuoan North China border, 10,000 to Chinchow, rolled up trains loaded with tanks, planes, horses.
From Time Magazine Archive
These assurances were such, declared Mr. Stimson, that he could not "understand" reports of the Japanese advance against Chinchow.
From Time Magazine Archive
Only at Chinchow, far to the south of Manchuria and near China proper, was there any large group of Chinese soldiers who might do battle.
From Time Magazine Archive
After landing at the mouth of the Huhua-Yuan River, about 100 miles north of Port Arthur, the Japanese advanced south, and took the fortified city of Chinchow, without incurring any loss.
From China by Boulger, Demetrius Charles
