Egypt Farthest Press Sees Egypt Crisis Turning Farcical
London reports on the Cairo inquiry into the murder of Sir Lee Stack as developing into a farce due to Egyptian officials. Cabinet changes in Egypt, British demands for Sudan's orderly evacuation, and possible dissolution of parliament are discussed amid Royalist party speculation and French propaganda. Separately, a Tenth Street viaduct project in the city advances after officials meet to review progress and terms with Santa Fe railway. References to local officials and costs are noted.
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Associated Press
London
Egypt
Ziwar Pasha
Lord Allenby
Cairo
Daily Telegraph
Lee Stack
Morning Post
Zaghoul Pasha
Mena House
Pyramids of
Gizeh
Europe
League
League of Nations
France
The
Daily Express
Great Britain
United States
Daily Herald
Laborite
Paraoh
W. HB. Gee
J. N. Beasley
A. T. Renfro
Tenth Street
City Commission
Jeff Bartlett
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Eugene S. Blasdel
Mr. Bartlett
County Superintendent Encourages Teacher Observation
Miss Laura V. Hamner county superintendent of schools gives teachers a rest and a chance to observe other teachers at work. She taught River Road school while Rosa Thurmond observed at Bushland, stressing that observing peers is essential to best workmanship in the classroom.
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Laura V. Hamner
River Road
Rosa Thurmond
Bushland
Hamner
County Court Criminal Docket Set to Open Monday
Judge Sam B. Motlow said the county court docket will begin Monday morning. County attorney Henry Ford noted the docket would be exceptionally light.
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Sam B. Motlow
Henry Ford
Egyptian Parliament Protests British Action After Stack Killing
The Egyptian parliament sent a telegram to the League of Nations protesting British action following the assassination of Sir Lee Stack. The message, signed by parliament’s president, notes differences with Britain and was also sent to world parliaments. League officials weigh distribution to council members in Rome.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Egypt
Aidar
Lee Stack
League of Nations
Iiryptian
League
England
League Council
Romie
Funeral services for baby George Edwards set for this afternoon
Funeral services for George Ardath, a one and a half month old son of Mr and Mrs George Edwards, who died yesterday at 5 pm at 306 East Third street, will be held at 3 pm today at Griggs Undertaking rooms with Rev J C Lisemore of Tabernacle Baptist church officiating. Burial follows in Llano cemetery.
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George Ardath
George Edwards
East Third Street
Griggs Undertaking
J. C. Lisemore
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
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