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Trial of the “automobile bandits.” New York Herald front page

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English: Trial of the “automobile bandits.” New York Herald front page
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The New York Herald (Paris), EUROPEAN EDITION — PARIS — TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1913 (N27924). Front page cover. TRIAL OF TWENTY “AUTO BANDITS” OPENS AT PARIS ASSIZES — THE TRIAL OF THE “AUTO BANDITS” - THE PRISONERS IN THE DOCK (PHOTO H. MANUEL)

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Author The New York herald and Henri Manuel
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