MISCELLANEOUS CABLES
All the Allies have accepted the British protectorate over Egypt.
The A.I.F. cricket team begins practice at Konnington and Lord's on May Ist.
It is believed in London that a litch has occurred, which will prevent the Irish-Americans from meeting Mr Lloyd George.
. Sylvia Pankhurst led a section of tho May I>ay processionists to Westminster, and attempted to force an entrance to the House of Commons. She was arrested.
The International Congress of Transport Workers at Amsterdam unanimously passed a resolution urging the Gorman representatives to induce their Government to use all possible means to indemnify the relatives of the 20,000 people who were killed by the submarine warfare. The Belgians refused to vote because the Conference refused to say "murdered" instead of "killed."
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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16516, 7 May 1919, Page 7
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