British Reluctance to Cede Egyptian Arm y Control Over Suez
Article discusses Exemption government moves toward independence in Egypt and Britain’s insistence on retaining military rights to guard the Suez Canal. It notes Zaghlul Pasha and radicals influence, fears of a dictatorship, and concerns over foreign influence amid corruption and anti foreign sentiment in Cairo.
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J. W. T. Mason
United Press
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India
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Sibe
Johns D. Rockefeler
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Turkey
Coolidges Enjoy Scenic Westward Journey on Presidential Tram
President and Mrs. Coolidge ride the eight car Presidential tram from Washington to the summer White House in the Black Hills. The 1,800 mile trip cuts across Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and South Dakota as crowds greet the couple and they admire the changing scenery.
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Iowa
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Parliament's influence clashes with Suez control claims
The report describes anti foreign agitation in Egypt over British Suez dominance and American Panama interests. It notes the British garrison and Baryp sian army control provoking headlines and a demand that locals recognize British Suez primacy alongside American Panama stakes.
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