MANY ARRESTS IN FRANCE.
DISCOVERY BY POLICE. DOCUMENTS IN A VILLA. (VXItLD PAZsa ASSOCIATION— 1? SL,B«*iO T*LaaRiPH—COPiatGHT.) (Received November 3rd, 8.15 p.m.) PARIS, November 2. Evidence of SB9 condemnations to death, and of a secret wireless station, and elaborate bogus passports and identity papers have been discovered in a tiny villa at Sort Rouville, in which the police seized half a ton of documents, including references underlined in red ink to the mysterious disappearance of Koutepoff. More than 1000 suspects were rounded up, and 120 arrests were made. [General Koutepoff, regarded as leader of the colony of Russian emigres ' in Paris, has been missing since Sunday, January 26th. It was generally accepted that he was kidnapped and taken to Russia. In July, however, it was stated that he died from an overdose of chloroform administered by his kidnappers.]
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20076, 4 November 1930, Page 11
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