SULTAN MEHMED’S DEATH.
COMPLICATIONS OVER BODY
STRANGE HAPPENINGS
RECALLED
(Reuter's Telegram.) SAN REMO, June 10.
It is reported that the departure for Damascus of the body of Sultan Mehmed fixed for June 16, has been postponed, as the Sultan was In debt to the extent of 200,000 lire. Seals have been affixed io the house of Colonel Zeky Bey, aide-de-camp to the late Melirried Sixth, who was arrested on a charge of premeditated homicide of Rea chad Pasha, the Sultan’s physician, who was. found dead with a bullet- in bis brain in March, 1924. It- was then decided that it- was a case of suicide, but since the death of the Sultan revelations have been made by persons in the suite of-the Turkish Consul at Genoa, who informed the Italian authorities.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17058, 12 June 1926, Page 5
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