Allies to Follow Policy on Return Of Constantine
Allies prepare to follow a policy regarding the return of Constantine with a focus on cement use. A London conference aims to end with a joint declaration on the probable approach, as France, Britain, and foreign powers remain unconvinced.
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Death claims filed over auto accident deaths
Two wrongful death suits allege Alfred and [illegible] Adzima and Michael Pivarnick of Stratford caused the deaths of sons when their car struck by a mobile in Milton October. Damages sought total 170,000 with 10,000 stated for each case and eventual settlement said to have occurred within days.
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Italian Fleet Parade Before Fiume Harbor
TRIEST Dec 2 The Italian fleet moored at Pol steamed up the Gulf of Quarnero then reviewed in the bay before Fiume. D Annunzios small fleet of one dreadnought four destroyers and smaller craft lay at the Finme wharfs. Some soldiers on shore waved but there were no casualties.
Three Buildings Burn in Ireland Fire Blazes
A MOF drapery store in a major area of the city was burned to the ground today and two nearby shops were nearly destroyed. The drapery proprietor was thrown into the Blackwater river and escaped with life threatening injuries. Two men are reported to be involved.
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Tallest Man in Marine Corps Hails from Denver
Denver officer Reuben A. is identified as the tallest man in the Marine Corps by arm strength and stature, earning special recognition for his height above other servicemen.
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Slander Damages Sought In Common Pleas Suit
Iéa Lefkowits, a minor with Max Lefkowits as next friend, sues Mary Lewow of Lows Lewow in the common pleas court for slander. The complaint alleges the defendant uttered a vile name and caused a harmful act during a public hearing, seeking damages of 1000 and 2000 dollars.
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Police probe presses and newsroom search described
Police searched press rooms of a newspaper amid an inquiry. The investigation focused on couriers and the handling of copy, with detailed examination of the composing room and related facilities. Officials explained the purpose of the inquiry and the procedures used.
Swiss Plane Seized Under Versailles Pact
A Swiss aircraft has been seized under the Versailles agreement. The seizure follows alleged repairs and obstructions cited in Article of the Versailles provisions. The action reflects the central authority’s enforcement of postwar codes governing German assets and acknowledgments of reparations.
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