French Orphan Jules Dupuys Aims to Make U S Home
Marcel Jules Dupuys, a fourteen year old French orphan nicknamed the mascot of a U S army unit in France, was detained in San Antonio awaiting transport back to France after deportation orders. He later reentered as a stowaway, enlisted in the U S Army, deserted, and was deported again before turning up in Texas and enlisting at Camp Travis.
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United States Army
Camp Travis
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Pat Giersl
Ex-Premier Briand Seized in France Amid Theft Case
Aristide Briand, former French premier, was seized by gendarmes during a theft investigation. The arrest occurred as officers escorted him to the station for further examination. He told the youthful officer he deserved credit for the capture.
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France
Towgirl Blanche Sevryne Seeks European Adventure
Mrs Blanche Sevryne of Round Valley, a cowgirl and ranch owner's daughter, plans a solo European tour to test if adventure exists. She aims to gather experiences and information for a girl, using a wheeled plan with a boy’s elf to transform an eighteen year old, exploring Belgium and then New York City if needed.
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Colonial Weneh Rabbit Slays Snake Near Home
A rabbit near WOK in Ward Lyelia, Virginia reportedly killed a fourfoot blacksnake after an incident at the home of WOK. The rep tile Had Just swallowed one of the Nhits offspring. The rabbit Gnally killed two gnawing two large Duncee lead.
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Lyelia
Cocaine Placed on Lamp Posts via Bus Tickets Warned By Police
Police report a new trafficking scam where packets of cocaine are hidden in white bus tickets and left on sidewalks or gutters for buyers. An informant noted traffickers use public routes and spectator crowds, with one suspect seen distributing packets from pedestrian areas while a buyer retrieved the item from a doorstep or pavement. The ploy aims to mislead authorities by resembling ordinary street activity.
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Old Faithful Outshined as Yellowstone Logs Record
In a rugged account of Yellowstone Park’s semi centennial anniversary, a new geyser was celebrated for dominance over Old Faithful with higher altitude eruptions. Officials tracked the event as rangers reported observations of stone and ash features forming a dramatic, extended display attracting visitors for miles around the site.
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Mute Hero Now Talks Again After Wartime Prosthetic Breakthrough
A disabled veteran, Vinna, receives a robotic oral prosthesis at Val de Grace, enabling him to eat with a full set of teeth. Sergeant Vinton lost his jaw in battle and later benefits from a dental mechanism that allows speech and even singing.
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Hirmacht
Tipsy mouse defies cats in Uquer law case
A drunken mouse roams Mitteburgh and eludes 90 detectives at the county headquarters. The rodent, described as a moonshine lover, sits on its hind legs and calls for a cat in Pittsburgh, while clerks fear its presence and officers hunt the wobbly offender.
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Pittsburgh
Dee PONT and the White Race in Citizenship Cases
A lengthy report covers Dee Pont of Hawaii and other Japanese citizens challenging U S naturalization rules. The piece traces racial definitions of whiteness, court battles from district to the Supreme Court, and arguments about whether Japanese heritage can yield American citizenship under 19th century law. It notes Beacons of policy from the State Department and the long history of Japanese efforts to obtain naturalization while addressing language and religion.
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Own
Honolala
Onawa
United States District Court For
Hawaii
California
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Japan
Severa Thirasiele
James M Beck
Wolter States
Battle of the Watermelons Riot at Interurban Stand
A chaotic incident erupts at Morris Steuntere fruit stand near Miprauker and Heekwell streets. Shouting and physical clashes draw in bystanders as police separate belligerents and escort several away. witnesses describe a fray over melons and disputed purchases.
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Miprauker Stenne
Heekwell
Gerleemehon
Heckwell
Two Women Form the Syndicate Stable at Saratoga
ARATOGA NY The Syndicate Stable formed by ten wealthy women aims to profit from racing. They purchased Starlings at Saratoga for 48 million dollars to back the young horse Fanny Criera, with plans to cap outsized purchases and limit porches to twelve shares each.
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Angel Child Sues Song Writer for Breach of Promise
Ines Ford sues Benny Davis in Supreme Court for 25000 damages claiming breach of promise after helping him acquire funds and arranging his divorce. She says she inspired hits like Angel Child and Make Believe and that Davis rejected marriage after their affair. Ford alleges she supported him materially during their relationship in New York.
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