King Fuad Refuses Delegation as Cairo Crisis Grows
Cairo reports a tense political crisis with King Fuad declining to meet a three-party parliamentary delegation. Guards surround Parliament, hotels barred meetings, and Zaghloul’s opposition gains strength while Nashaat, the king’s favorite, drives cabinet power in the background. Sidky Pasha backs the parliamentary coup, but the king clings to Nashaat.
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Cairo
Fuad
Zaghloul
Nashaat
Uge
Egypt
Sidky Pasha
Europe
Sitky
Ziwar Cabinlet
O Joy Corn Wafers Promise Quick Pain Relief
The newest corn remedy claims to stop pain instantly with a paper-thin wafer named O Joy Corn Wafer that sticks to the corn or callous. No acids or bulky pads are used, and shoes can be worn immediately. Six wafers cost ten cents, advertised by Leverty Drug Co and other druggists with a guarantee of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojoy
Leverty Drug Co
City Tax Records Book Vanishes From City Hall
The rate book for 1922 taxes, used to list taxpayers and assessments, disappeared from City Hall on November 13 after being in use since 1923. A massive, ongoing search finds no clue to motive or location, with officials fearing misuse of the records and weighing administrative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Common Council
Edward A. Drew
Howard
Challenger
Ripper
Colector
Tax Office
Walter W. Garrity
City Hall
Drew
Hartford
Walter J. Hartnett
New Haven
Board of Aldermen
Garrity
Atwater
Bridgeport Optician Sued Over pedestrian collision
Richard C. Wakeman, Bridgeport optician, is the defendant in a $26,000 Superior Court suit filed by John Mulligan of 1978 Fairfield Avenue. Mulligan says he was struck by Wakeman’s car on Fairfield Avenue near Albion Street on August 14, left permanently disabled with five fractured ribs a punctured lung internal injuries and head and body bruises.
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Richard C. Wakeman
Bridgeport Optician
John Mulligan
Fairfield Avenue
Mulligan
Albion Street
Wakeman
Mail on Increase as Holiday Nears
A noticeable rise in outgoing mail and greeting cards is expected to peak today as Thanksgiving Day approaches. Post office officials report little difficulty anticipated in handling the increased volume, noting Thanksgiving is usually a quiet holiday for mail operations.
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Fund
North American Newspaper Alliance
John L. Baldernton
Bellevue Avenue
Newport
R. J
Portland Cement Association
Madison Avenue
New York
Optician
Turkey
Liverpool
China
AMT
Michael; &Company
Main Street Jewelers
Bridgeport
Meriden
Waterbury
New Ritain
Providence
Pawtucket
Jewel Hampden
Holmes-Edwards
Onre Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W. L Douglas
Om Avery P
Bridgepoay
Main
Posi Theatre
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Middle &T
Paradise
Zach le
Hartigan’s Drug Store
Congress St
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