Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-17
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 Condensed Telegrams A General Strike That Threatens a
 bread famine is on in Torreon, Mex ico
 Princeton Undergraduates Have Or
 sarized a Woodrow Wilson club for political purposes.
 Not Soldier Will Leave the Philip pines for China except upon orders from President Taft.
 United States senate against Italian atrocities in Tripoli.
 The Carnegie Foundation Paid s52e,- l 0G0 in pensions to college professors or their widows during the past year.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Atchison of Sydney, \. s. w., claims title to all the land on which the city of Atchison, Kan, is located.
 pr. Breckenridge Bayne and Miss 1 Olga Roosevelt, a relative of former President Roosevelt. were married at | Baltimore.
 Gov. James H. HawIey of Idaho oriticises President Taft for gardening Clarence W. Robnett. convicted of em- 1 bezzling bank funds.
 Greater Progress Has Been Made in education in the United States during the past ten years than in any previous decade in the countrys history.
 Bishop Alexander Maokay- Smith of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania died suddenly at his home at Philadelphia yesterday. The Entire Atlantic Fleet of Revenue cutters has been ordered to rol the coast from Maine to Florida coutinu- ously from Dec. 1 to April l next.
 Two Gasoline Motor Cars Left Bal timore yesterday on an experimental run to Philadelphia to demonstrate the practicability of their use for rural delivery.
 George A. Pinto. 9 Years Old, for mer teacher in an institute for the deaf and blind in Boston. has arrived ir Kansas City. Kas. after a 2,000 mile journey on foot.
 The Closing of the American Pavilion at the international art exposition in Rome caused the loss to American artists of prizes that would have been awarded to them.
 With All the Dignity of State cere-' nonial, the first session of Canada's twelfth parliament was opened yester- day afternoon by his royal highness, the Duke of Connaught.
 Secretary of the Interior Fisher is of the opinion that much of the $4OO,- C00.000 which is lost annually in American mining and metallurgical industries can be saved
 The Jury in the Case of Mrs Etta I f.f7D a6 wifi @ father, Douglas Rodenbaugh, of North wood Ia returned a verdict of not guilty after being out 20 hours.
 The Petition of the So-caiIed inde- rendent tobacco dealers for leave to intervene in the governments dissolu- ton suit against the tobacco trust was denied yesterday by the United States
 Taking the Oath of Office as gover- nor of the state of Georgia. John M Siaton. president of the state senate yesterday became temporary heir of Holxe Smith, who resigned to become United States senator.
 Julius Rosenwald of Chicago, Col Isaac Ullmann of New Haven, Conn.,, Harry Cutler of Providence. R. l.. and Judge G. w. Mack of the commerce court discussed with President Taft yesterday the treatment of American Jews in Russia.
 Pater Lenane, Wealthy New York saloon keeper, was shot to death yes terday on the threshold of his place of business. The police arrested Robert Harris, whom they found beating the dead man over the head with the butt of Q revolver.
 White Mice Are Being Used by Miss Maud Slye of the medical department of the University of Chicago in ex- fDs s-safd ir. the treatment of cancer. The object is to find if cancerous growths are hereditary.
 Mrs. George West of Providence, R. l. a daughter of the late James Lewis Pullman, whose sons invented and manufactured the railroad cars that lore their name, died at New York yesterd~ at the home of her son. Stuart P. West Louis sieebert, a Wealthy Cotton Importer and a member of the firm of | Siegbert Brothers & Co.,. New York, | fell between the cars of a New York | Central express at High Bridge station | yesterday and died of his injuries a ! few minutes later.
 A Plea for Peace in the Business | World was made by John Wanamaker | general, at luncheon given him al | New York yesterday by number of | merchants from various parts of the country.
 Control of the Coal Mining Industry by a national commission, with power to authorize trade agreements, was proposed yesterday before the senate committee on interstate commerce by Taylor Vincent. a West Virginia coal operator and attorney.
 Upon the Upper River Indian Reserve FfNarr 7c in the tribe and the Meth odist missionary has reported to the trouble is due to the teachings of Apostolic Saints," or, as they are called, Shakers"
 Charges Are Made in, a Petition filed with the interstate commerce commits sion by the New Roads Oil Mill and company of New Roads, La that the railways of Texas make freight rates that unlawfully discrim-