Princess Sidi Saad Chakir Wins Small Damages in Constantinople Suit
In Constantinople hothouse society a sensational two year old feud ends with Princess Sidi Saad Chakir awarded ten Turkish pounds damages against Princess Chevekiar for slander and assault. The case details an evening Bosphorus sail and a confrontation on the wharf involving jealousy, insults, and improvised defense with soldiers nearby.
Nordic Beauty Sidi Wirt Wins Turkish Divorce Court Battle
In Constantinople the court refused divorce until Princess Chevekiar provides unimpeachable evidence of immorality by Selim Bey. Sidi Wirt, an American with Egyptian roots, fights back through courts and public opinion as her colorful life unfolds from Kansas ranch to Chicago New York and finally Istanbul. The case weaves romance, wealth, and vengeance across continents.
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Chevekiar
Selim Bey
Sidi
Stamboul
Constantinople
Sidi Wirt
Kansas
Orient
Chicago
New York
Jack’’ Spreckels
John D. Spreckels, Jr
San Francisco
Edith Huntington Spreckels
Tahiti
Rodney Kendrick
Jack’ Spreckels
John
Sud Anay
London
Saud Chakir
Bey
Turkey
Admiral Bristol
Mediterranean
Bristol
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John D. Spreckels
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