Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-27


 The Degree of Bachelor of Arts was conferred on a class of 84 candidates at the 10Sth commencement at Bow doin college yesterday
 fingered Because His Wife prevent ed him hanging himself, John Salfek, a tax collector, killed her and their four children at Budapest.
 The JeweIry Store of J. schauncupp at Derby was entered by burglars some time Wednesday night and jewel ry to the value of $1O0 taken.
 A Man Believed to Be J. W. Ben ming of Gregory. Mo, shot and killed Theodore Bogue and then killed him self at West Quincy. Mo-. yesterday.
 More Than 1000 Graduates of the year 1913 received their degrees at the of the University of Michigan yester- day.
 Arthur w. Greedy, five times elected mayor of Ellsworth. Me. and postmas ter four years under the Cleveland administration, died yesterday at the age of 70 years.
 Regulations for the Protection of migratory birds in the United States have just been completed by the de- partment of agriculture and will be- come effective Oct. 1.
 Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City, Mo-, probably will be selected by President Wilson for chairman of the industrial commission to study the relations of capitol and labor.
 James Ella, Farmer, committed suicide at F'ryeburg, Me. yesterday by hanging himself in the kitchen of his home by means of a roller towel he had wound around his neck.
 Harvey A. Gregory, manager of circulation bureau, was killed yester- day when his automobile. in which an- other man and two women were pas sengers, skidded into the railing of 8 bridge at Chicago.
 Adolfo ViIarea Was Arrested in Los Angeles by the United States marshars office on a charge of violation of the neutrality laws in connection with the smuggling into Mexico of an aeroplane used by the Sonora rebels.
 Wilbur c. Jordan, treasurer of a Portland, Me-. concern that deals ex- tensively in firearms, sporting goods and hardware, shot himself at the Park avenue entrance to Deering park and
 
 Mrs. Katherine Mckenna, who is al legged to have thrown a lighted lamp at James Dunn. causing his death. was taken to Providence yesterday from New Bedford, Mass, where she was
 The New York Banks Have Begun preparations for the disbursement of the greatest sum of money that will ever have been paid out in a month in the history of Wall street. These dis bursements will aggregate $266,000, ,00O
 Anti Japanese Sentiment at Hemet, a small town near Riverside, Cal, was manifested yesterday when party of citizens met an apricot picking crew of Japanese from that city and ordered them to leave at once.
 Governor Dunne Yesterday Signed the woman suffrage bill passed by the Illinois general assembly. Moving pictures of the signing were taken. The bill provides that Illinois women of legal age may vote for all statutory offices.
 Harry Martin, Mechanician for Charles Merz. who drove the last lap in the recent 800 mile automobile race at the Indianapolis speedway with his car on fire to win third place, was killed at the speedway while testing a car yesterday.
 Not Heedine the Warnings of the bridge tender, it is alleged. Harry Daniels, aged 54, wealthy banker and business man of Upper Sandusky, O., drove his automobile through an open bridge at Port Clinton yesterday and was drowned in 20 feet of water.
 An Amended Order in lieu of that rescinded last Saturday was issued yesterday by the interstate commerce commission for an investigation into an increase of freight rates by the eastern railroads. It differs in phrase o1ogy but not in principle from that rescfnded.
 Because Halifax Paper charged the visiting Knights Templar of Fitchburg, Mass, with discourteously marching through the city with the United States flag and without the union jack, they paraded again yesterday, this time with the British flag. Also they sent delegation to wait on the mayor and apologize for the unintentional slight.
 MRC RIfn EIcAER IMIIIREn