Fire damages Jewell Court apartment in Hartford
Fire at Jewell Court on Farmington Avenue Hartford destroyed the five story brick building causing an estimated $200000 loss. About 60 families rendered homeless with more than half returning by midnight as nearly the entire city fire department fought the blaze. The fire started in a dumb waiter from waste paper and interrupted a funeral service in one apartment as a coffin was removed to an undertaker.
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Propaganda by Airplane Over Italian Skies
Aviators from Plume Drop Literature into Rome. Fi sani planes have flown over Italy dropping premade propaganda. One pilot reportedly dropped insulting messages during a flight over Parliament and attempted to refuel before returning to Fi sani. Engine trouble forced a landing in San Marino, a tiny enclave within Italy. The San Marino government identified him as a military aviator.
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Toade Tandinger Violates Theft Boundaries Case
A report outlines a theft boundary violation involving an unnamed man and an aviator. The incident details indicate legal action is pursued by local authorities with no additional identifying information provided.
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Recalls Rev Dr Edmund T Shanahan From Catholic University
Boston Ded 17 Recall by Cardinal O Connell of Rev Dr Edmund T Shanahan professor of theology at the Catholic University Wash ington to become pastor of Sacred Heart Church Watertown announced Shanahan born Boston graduate of Boston College his sermons loaned by Boston Diocese to the university faculty in 1900 appointed acting rector of the pear cereitys ry later served as instructor at the Ameri Seap College Rome
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D'Annunzio Loyalist Rally Amid Christmas Candle Debate
In Flume a crowd roared for D'Annunzio at the second anniversary celebration of Italian victory, as the commander appeared in the theatre box and received waves of flowers. Amid the pageantry, warnings emerged about a dangerous Christmas Eve candle idea backed by the National Board of Fire Underwriters, urging safer lighted alternatives.
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Chippendale Treasures At Pennsylvania Museum Exhibit
Rare eighteenth century furniture study reveals a quarto volume on Chippendale by London publisher 1734. The piece, kept under protection of Hugh, Earl of Northumberland, catalogs Chinese and modern English furniture and offers early notes on designers and display patterns.
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France Faces Severe Cold Wave Across Regions
In Paris and throughout France a sharp cold snap lasts several days with temperatures near freezing. Strasburg reads about 1 degree above zero Fahrenheit, while Belfort, Bordeaux, and Marseille show similarly frigid levels. Several canals in the Midi are frozen and Nice suffers snow damage.
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Americans Awarded Polish Medals at Lemberg Aero Drome
Nine members of the Konvinazko air squadron, largely Americans, were decorated with Poland’s highest military honor at the Lemberg aerodrome. General Stanislas Haller presented medals and kissed the aviators, honoring a unit that defended Lemberg during the Bolshevik drive.
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Tapestries Pawned to Buy Bread in Europe and America
A major tapestry collection, once safeguarded in Viennese palaces, is pledged to raise funds for flour amid wartime scarcity. The plan envisions selective display across Europe and the United States, with exhibitions inside Belvedere and Hofburg spaces. President Miller and Mrs Miller dined at the American embassy in Paris as guests of Ambassador and Mrs Wallace.
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Enraged Man Smashed Paris Jewelry Shop Window
An elderly well dressed Parisian man smashed a window at a Saint Honore jewelry shop with a heavy gold headed cane. He proclaimed the motive as moral distress and vanished as police arrived, leaving behind a price tag reading private one million francs.
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