End of Revolt in Cairo as British Rule Reasserts
Special correspondent William T. Elllis reports a rapid shift in Egypt from a government strike and Bolshevik style governance to restored British backed order. Egyptian workers return to duties while the El Achar mosque soviet optimism fades amid a looming military proclamation and tensions with Paris and Saad Zaglul.
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Dream sprite awards pleasant sleep to good children
A whimsical poem describes a sprite that assigns dreams from a golden shelf. Good behavior earns dreamy adventures in shady woods while selfish or disobedient kids face frightening visions, and diligent kids savor night memories of playful roaming.
Cocchi Trial in Bologna Put Off Over Wife’s Involvement
The Cocchi murder case in Bologna stalls as judges review American records and notes a letter alleging Mrs Cocchi’s role. Prosecutor Talley calls Cocchi’s tale preposterous while officials say the jury may be swayed by new allegations. Trial slated to resume by October.
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U S Officer Faces Murder Charge in Seeburg Case
Lieut John Beggs Twenty third infantry of Kansas City Mo is under arrest in Coblenz facing a murder charge tied to a Seeburg shooting in the neutral zone opposite the American sector. Two civilians were reported killed. Beggs claims another American was responsible. Beggs was arrested after cafe trouble with German civilians and holds orders to request home. he will be tried by general court martial.
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Baby born aboard transport marks joyous voyage home
The Santa Teresa docking at New York brings 1,915 troops and 29 war brides from St Nazaire. A baby born to the French wife of F E Smith of Guildford Mont was christened Marcelle Teresa Smith aboard the ship with a christening fund of 1800 francs. Newport News reports two transports Virginian and Eton arriving with multiple battalions and service troops including the 159th and 165th provisional battalions and the 56th pioneer infantry from Maine.
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Uruguayan Interior Minister Resigns in Brum Era
The Uruguayan interior minister submitted his resignation to President Brum and it was accepted. The legation announced administrative measures to maintain order, including removal of Montevideo garrison officers and the chief of police. Dispatches said the officers were tied to former President Viera and alleged revolution plans. Montevideo remained quiet and public order was expected to hold.
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