Demonstration in Cairo.—While the Premier, Mahmoud Pasha, was addiess inga crowded meeting, extolling the Anglos-Egyptian treaty as being replete with concessions, the Nationalist leader, Mahas Pasha, in another part of Cairo, praised Lord Lloyd's removal as a conciliatory act. He declared that Mahmoud Pasha should resign and allow full liberty of expressions of the people’s will. The speech was frequently punctuated with cries of “Down with Mahmoud!’’ Later gangs demonstrated before the offices of the former Wafdist newspaper, “El Aharara.’’ The police charged and arrested the ringleaders.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 220, 3 September 1929, Page 6
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