From Legion Deserter to Tulane Law Freshman
Bennet J. Doty once drew world attention as a French Foreign Legion deserter after a noted service. Court martial and prison followed before a pardon and a new life as a Tulane University law student. He describes the desertion as temporary madness born of “le cafard” and notes he left the Legion to seek peace in study.
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Baptism of Fire in Desert Battle for Aspiring Barrister
The Ben Duty recalls his first baptism of fire in Syria at Moues siffre. A 6 000 strong native assault began at 5 AM and continued until 5 30 PM with dwindling ammunition. Just as all hope faded, a bugle signaled a French charge and friendly natives arrived to救 them in a pivotal rescue moment.
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Policeman Breaks Up Floyd Threat in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a man named Paul Golden, claiming to be Pretty Boy Floyd, robbed a cafe with no weapon and demanded hands up. Patrolman Ray Clark arrived, debunked the disguise, and Golden was jailed for drunkenness and larceny from the person after the incident involving $3.30.
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Robins Remains Under Delusion About Identity
In Asheville North Carolina Colonels Raymond Robins a noted prohibition leader and Hoover ally was examined at an Appalachian sanitarium to determine any ailment since his September disappearance He persisted that his name was Reynolds Rogers the alias used while roaming the North Carolina mountains during six weeks of absence Officials said the inquiry sought medical clarity amid the unresolved case and the publicized White House trip sheduled plans.
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Amnesia Reported in Whittier Political Figure Rogers
The man identified as Rogers refuses to acknowledge his family while doctors hint at partial amnesia. He participated in local Whittier politics and gave speeches for Hoover and the Republican ticket.
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Police Judge Dies in Dallas After Illness
Cavin Muse aged 44, judge of the Dallas corporation court, died at his home Sunday after about two weeks of illness. The immediate cause was gall bladder infection following an earlier ptomaine poisoning incident.
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