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[On This Day 100 Years Ago] October 12, 1925 - Recovery from the Eulchuk Year Floods Continues as Provisional Government Struggles to Form New Cabinet
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- On Monday, October 12, 1925, in Gyeongseong, cleanup continues after the great Eulchuk Year floods, and news has emerged that Yi Sang-ryong, Premier of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, is struggling to form his cabinet.
- The Hangang River rose more than 10 meters, leaving over 40,000 people homeless, and Yi Sang-ryong drew concern over a gap in Manchuria when he sought to bring figures from Manchuria back in.
- This article looks back at this day 100 years ago and will cover the Yecheon Hyeongpyeongsa conflict and court news tomorrow, October 13.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [100년 전 오늘] 1925년 10월 12일 – 을축년 물난리 복구 여전한데, 임시정부는 새 국무령 조각에 난항
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