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(Dinted Pija* Association) LONDON, Oct- 9. The Honours Commission decided to sit privately and issue a daily press communique. Lodoux won the European bantamweight boxing championship by defeating'Tommy Harrison, who’ retired at the IHth round. LONDON, Oct. 10. Ledoux and Harrison fought twice previously, each outpointing the other. When Harrison went to the scales on Monday he was a pound over weight. The Frenchman, instead ol claiming the match, gave Harrison two hours in which to reduce. Harrison sue coeded, the effort costing him the match. The trainwayineii’s ballot on ne.v national wages agreement resulted in 22,436 for acceptance and 10,531 against. The agreement entails a redaction ol 4s weekly till February. The civil aviation department early in 1023 will commence a night living service to Palis in order to test the regularity attainableThe International Maritime Committee, representing thirteen countries, passed a resolution urging the Govern ments to accept, in respect to then' own vessels, the same liabilities as ordinary shipowners had to bear. Mr Justice Duke ,the new president,, supporting the demand, said safety in navigation was not encouraged when certain classes oi ships'were not amenable to the jurisdiction of the ordinary courts. NEW YORK, Oct. 9. ■Mr Hart, the movie actor, is pronounced to lie out of danger. OTTAWA, Oct. 9. A Winnipeg message states that a daring robbery occurred to-day, when an lone masked bandit entered the Altona branch of the Bank of Montreal, lacked up the manager and a young clerk, gagged ,the paying teller,, and escaped with over two thousand dollars.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 11 October 1922, Page 3
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