Small and Big Facts of the Week

- Mr. Berger, Treasurer of the Ligue d'Action Française, is murdered by a woman on a staircase in the North-South section of the Saint-Lazare train station.
- The Paris-Quimper express derails near Arpajon.
- The wines of the Aube are now entitled to the "Champagne" appellation.
- In London, the 58th birthday of Queen Mary is celebrated.
- A new earthquake is felt in Tokyo.
- The French historian Aulard is elected citizen of the city of Athens.
- The centenary of Charcot is celebrated at the Sorbonne.
- Three general councilors are killed during the municipal elections in Martinique.
- Marshal Joffre attends the funeral of Marshal French.
- On Rue de Rivoli, following a collision, a taxi is thrown onto a sidewalk and injures seven people. - A French plane capsizes in Alicante.
- Gaston Doumergue inaugurates the Romanian Art Exhibition.
- General Gouraud reviews the Maubeuge garrison.
- American newspapers will publish the amounts paid for income tax.
- The Epsom Derby is won by "Manna".
- In Breslau, three children who had taken shelter under a tree are killed by lightning.
- A firedamp explosion in the United States kills fifty people.
- Mr. Max gives up on forming the Belgian cabinet.
- A baggage thief is arrested in a train car at Lyon station.
- A steam schooner hits a mine north of Gotland and sinks.
- A London woman gives birth to three male children.
- Bulgaria dismisses the militia authorized by the allies.
- In Vitry, the police tear down anti-militarist posters posted during the night.
- For three years, the Union of International Fairs will have its headquarters in Milan.
- In Villeneuve Saint-Georges, the villa of Mrs. Widow Victor Durny is burglarized.
- At Pré Saint-Gervais, a gas leak leaves three victims.
- Dinorah, the child abductor, is sentenced to four years in prison.
- Death of Lucien Guitry.
- At the Arts Décoratifs, a pillar collapses under the pressure of the crowd: a child is killed.