Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-20

By a Margin of 16 Votes Warping- ton, Ore, elected Miss Clara Munson its mayor Thursday. She headed the Citizens ticket.
 The Argentine Republic is now the largest purchaser from the United States of agricultural machinery and wooden furniture.
 An Appropriation of $5,000 toward | equipping a state agricultural school has been made by the voters of Mid dletown Springs, Vt.
 Alfred E. Kilbourne. president of the | East Hartford Tobacco Storage cor poration, dropped dead yesterday noon while on his way to the office. A Monthly Magazine for hoboes is | to be published at Chicago by Jeff Davis, the new president of the h. ternational Brotherhood Welfare asso- citation.
 A Motion for a More Specific decree in the Union Pacific merger dissolu- tion was made in the supreme court yesterday by Attorney General Wick ersham.
 One Hundred Rebels and forty ru- ral guards and townspeople were killed in a fierce battle at Huejuquilla, Mexico, Thursday. The town was sacked by the rebels.
 August Gawnis, 35, committed sui eide in the rear of his boarding house at Waterbury. Gawinis was a single man but was said to be engaged with a girl living in the Brooklyn district.
 
 Notice of Appeal in the case of Gyn the Blood, Dago Frank, Whitey Lewis and Lefty Louis, condemned to die for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. was filed by their counsel yesterday.
 Arthur L. Gray, supreme trustee of the United Order of the Golden Cross, died suddenly at his home in Lowell, l, Mass, yesterday, aged 47. MT. Gray was president of the Lowell board ? of trade
 Miss Esther sIeight, a factory girl , of Kingston, N. Y. received a letter
 from a Vancouver B. C.. attorney mo- , tifying her that she had inherited an
 estate valued at $7.Oo0.O00 from a rich
 woman friend.
 Two Freight Trains Backed into each
 
 Stamford. Conn. One was forced high , in the air, coming into contact with 2 live wire overhead. Three cars were ] destroyed by the fire. ! Lee Temple, 17, the negro charged
 with attempting to criminally assault
 the seven-year4 4old daughter of his
 employer, T. F. Queen. in Shelby f county, was hanged at the Tennesset state prison yesterday. 2 Adam J. Roehler, who killed hir ' wife at Memphis, Tenn, Thursday z night, held a squad of fifty police
 men and detectives at bay for eigh
 hours yesterday before he was sho
 and killed by officers. 5 Edward Donaldson, Jr., was awarde, $S000 and his father $3,000 in a sui V against Mrs. Elsie Halstead of Brook n 1 lyn by a jury in Mineola, l.. l. Mrs e Haistead's automobile ran down tn f Donaldson boy at Sea Cliff. a EquaIIing and Perhaps Exceeding tn ' wild rush of immigration to Americi i, a quarter of a century ago is the tre : mendous flood of Europeans now pour
 ing into the Argentine Republic |
 develop it's vast resources. The AdvisabiIity of statewide in . vestigation by the legislature of tn . coal shortage was considered by Gov es ernor Foss at a conference yesterda 4 with members of the United Improve IL ment association of Boston. K The Woman's Crusade for forcin u lower prices of eggs. butter and othe 'e produce, was brought to a temporar
 halt in New York yesterday by tn
 illness of Mrs. Julian Heath, command
 er-in-chief of the movement s. Frank De Mario. in the Hartford pc
 lice court yesterday, was bound ovt j. to the superior court under bonds (
 s1,00O, charged with assault with ir
 tent to kill Arthur N Blais. lumbt l. yard foreman, with a lumber hook. H Repeated Failures of sheriffs posse l. to secure evidence of illegal liquC se selling in many raids made upon a ao old hotel at Rutland Vt, in veal f. gone by, have apparently been e1 .. plained by the finding of two seer I rooms.
 WI ,n The Federal Grand Jury investigs ,n tion of the New Haven-Grand Trur va alleged monopoly agreement extendt |, yesterday to the possible interest ,- the Boston and Maine railroad, sul i sidiary of the New Haven road, in u 1d situation.
 Robert H. MeFawn, former bool .n keeper and paymaster at the Some E; Ii vile factory of the Derby Desk con ra pany, waived examination on char re of larceny of s10,000 from the con nr pany and was held in s5.000 bonds
 the grand jury.
 or President Taft yesterday pardon Jy Henry Nelson, Of Owensboro, Ky, r a- gently sentenced to the penitentia so for moonshine distiling in the moU s tains of Kentucky. Nelson is expect
 to live but a short time and want
 to spend his last Christmas on ear
 at home.
 nt Judge Williams of the superior cor n yesterday dismissed the writ of ma $ damus brought by the George s. Cha .i field company to compel Francis bo Reeves, mayor of Waterbury to sign .i ae city order for 5000 for property pu ,. chased by the board of education 1 ,sf a-proposed new school 'S GU The President Yesterday granted
 pardon to Captain William H. VI
 Schaick, who commanded the steal
 boat General Slocum which burned
 1904 in East river, off New York ci o- resulting in the loss of 1,030 liv o. mostly women and children. The pa E. don becomes effective Christmas d. he
 mt NSxt to cotton spinning, pap, ed making is the greatest industry
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