Egypt and British settlement of the Egyptian question in doubt
London reports progress toward a settlement on the Egyptian question with Egyptian leaders including Zaghlul shifting between demand for independence and willingness to accept British terms. Milner and the mission push a provisional framework to be presented to Parliament, while Zaghlul fears losing control of followers as negotiations continue.
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Occupation Fears Rock Labor as French Move Clouds Germany
An International Trades Union inquiry reports German workers worry of French plans to occupy major industries and mines. It notes German capitalists and the Stintes group favor occupation to block German projects, while French workers seek similar gains. The piece outlines complex national interests and potential for a general strike in response.
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Hotel raid exposes embezzlement and racketeering charges
A raid by local police on a West End hotel uncovers extensive financial irregularities tied to its management. Authorities allege theft of thousands in fees and a complex scheme involving hotel directors and associates. Police press for full asset tracing and restitution.
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Damages and Police Permissions Shape Entente Pressure
The article notes private damages near repossessed assets and a large, almost unbelievable amount of red tape connected with obtaining police permission and passport security. It argues the entente missions exert strong pressure on the government, likely altering current measures against them.
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Forced to Terms In Adriatic Settlement Tangle
Special cable analysis argues that US presidential defeat shifted power in Europe allowing Italy and Yugoslavia to accept a Dalmatian coast settlement. It claims the Yugoslavs yielded to Italian demands as American backing waned, reshaping Adriatic alignment amid Franco British ties.
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Egypt teeters as talks with Britain stall amid independence push
Cairo reports delay in Zaghlul negotiations triggering street protests by students and workers. Arabs in Cairo parade in traditional dress, waving flags and kerchiefs while police clash with demonstrators. Prince Youssef Kamal renews call for full independence. Premier Nuri Pasha warns of possible British alliance if no progress. Egyptian papers barred from quoting speeches as negotiations drag on, risking a general strike that could paralyze British rule.
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