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VICTIM'S JEWELS LOST \ HOTEL PROPRIETORS SUED. LONDON, April 24. An action for alleged negligence in respect of jewels is being" brought by Mrs Wright, mother of Miss Dorothy Wright, who was reported to have committed suicide in a Paris flat in November. Mrs Wright is suing the proprietors of the Embassy Hotel, Bayswater, London. The jewellery was brought from Paris after the girl's death, and was lost. : Plaintiff's solicitors state that immediately after the case is concluded, new investigations into Dorothy's death will be opened in Paris. Miss Dorothy Wright, a beautiful girl, 24 years of age, was found shot in a bath in a ground floor flat in the Rue de la Tour. She had been a friend of Roland Coty, son of the millionaire perfume manufacturer and newspaper owner.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22257, 9 May 1934, Page 7
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