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Small and Big Facts of the Week
- Another earthquake has occurred in Japan. - A German discovers a way to make gold. - In Rotterdam, the police seize thirty-four crates of morphine bound for the United States. - The President of the Republic inaugurates the Cité Universitaire on Boulevard Jourdan. - A former clerk is arrested in Paris for forgery and use of forgery. - At the Decorative Arts Exhibition, the transportation class is inaugurated. - The centenary of the invention of Braille is celebrated. - The Sarah Bernhardt Theater is granted to Messrs. Isola. - Boxer Edouard Mascart returns from America. - The Ruggieri fireworks factory is partially destroyed by fire. - The popular Tramel is the victim of a car accident; but he only suffers minor bruises.
- 200,000 francs in damages awarded to actress Denise Hébert, victim of a car collision. - The cashier at Tavernes Pousset is arrested: he had embezzled 300,000 francs, which he lost entirely at the races. - The Public Assistance will create an orphanage for 100 Parisian women in Poissy. - Caillaux is elected senator for Sarthe. - The Chamber has voted to abolish night work in bakeries. - The first cadastral map will be established using aerial photography. - A real fakir will come to exhibit himself in Paris. - A German, for the eighth time, is sentenced to death. - Three Soviet planes fly from Moscow to Beijing. - A man is found hanged in the Bois de Vincennes. - Billionaire Vanderbilt has had a luxury plane built for himself. - An old man dies after being stung by bees.
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