| Le Funi - June 28, 1925 |
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Small and Big Facts of the Week - Explorer Amundsen and his companions return home after landing by plane 250 kilometers from the North Pole.
- On Avenue Victor Hugo, three young foreigners rob a hat shop.- Paris buses go on a slow-moving strike. - France's first seamstress, Miss Marcelle Guillon, will be married on July 4th. - After more than two months of crisis, the Belgian ministry is formed by Mr. Poullet. - At Luna Park, Géo Buchard becomes the epee champion. - A military seaplane sinks into a pond in the Gironde. - The Théâtre Wallon performs at the Exposition des Arts Décoratifs. - Ten miners are killed in a firedamp explosion near Sofia. - In Glasgow, a tree falls on a bus returning from a tour, injuring the passengers. - Many residents of Risevaltes are poisoned by ice cream. - Herriot inaugurates the Lyon Art Exhibition. - A major naval review will take place in Cherbourg in July. - In Louvroil-sous-Boiers, in the North, an Algerian is arrested for selling a young girl to one of his compatriots. - The funeral home staff in Oran is on strike. - At Courbessac station, near Nimes, eight cars of alcohol and wine are destroyed by fire. - Lightning derails a train in the United States. - Near Senlis, a woman in her seventies is attacked and robbed. - The Tour de France cycling race has begun. - Misses Lucie Brille and Marcelle Servière enter the Comédie-Française. - The next motor show will be held in October in Lille. - In Tournai, a monument is erected in memory of the Vendéens who died defending the city in 1914. - Mr. Noguès is elected senator for the Hautes-Pyrénées. |
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