Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-29

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 Elnore Wright, a murder convict, recently paroled by Governor Blease of South Carolina, has been re-arrested for shooting his wife's cousin after his release.
 After Fighting Against several hum dred men for thirteen hours, Frank McAdams, who murdered his wife at a Thanksgiving dance at Cuba, Ills, killed himself yesterday.
 Secretary Redfield has included in his estimates to be submitted 10 con- gress next month an appropriation for S100 900 to use in sending trade agents through all South America.
 Instead of Protecting Women by limiting their hours of labor. the Ohio Woman Labor law of 1911 is charged with having driven them out of trades to be succeeded by men.
 Probable Cause was found in the case of Alfred Carter, charged with abuse of a minor female at Water bury and he was held for trial in the superior court in $5,000 bonds.
 Another AIa5kan Railroad to opetr the natural resources of the territory ] ton of the territories committee has fa- vorably reported to the house.
 With Hundreds of People looking on a thief smashed the window of the E. F. Kaelin's Jewelry store at Cincin- nati, grabbed a tray of diamonds and escaped. The jewels are valued at $2,Ooo.
 A Loss of Upwards of s1O0000 was caused early in New York yesterday by fire which completely burned out four upper floors of the Livingston building at West Broadway and Third street.
 A Body Found in the woods near Walden Pond, Concord. Mass, was identified yesterday as that of Alfred Bull Nichols, professor of German at Simmons college, who disappeared on September g.
 Mrs. Champ Clark, Miss Margaret Wilson and other women of the capi- tals social life are expected to speak at meeting at Washington next We'd nesday at which a "Spug" campaign will be launched.
 The Strike of Stationary fremen in the textile mills of Lawrence. Mass, moved nearer the end yesterday when the men reached agreements with two of the smaller mills. This makes a total of seven mills which have grant ed concessions to the strikers. Cassius M. Clay, president of the Kentucky constitutional convention of 1889, one time candidate for governor of that state on the democratic ticket and prominently known throughout the south died at Paris, Ky yester- day.
 The Nations Interest in Attorney General McReynolds' investiga ttpn of the alleged cold storage trust. was in dicated yesterday when hundreds of letters of commendation from all parts of the country came to the department of Justice.
 Mrs. Evelyn Rutherford, the young bride who clipped coupons from q batch of John D. Rockefeller's bonds and cashed them. to the amount of $2, 400, was given 2 suspended sen tence yesterday after pleading guilty to grand larceny.
 Mrs. Emma EversoIe, charged with having killed her husband Mack Ev- ersole at Hazard, Ky, two months ago, was yesterday found guilty of man slaughter by jury in the circuit court. The penalty is from tow to twenty years in the state penitentiary.
 A Recommend aton That the fremen employed in the textile mills at Law renee. who have been on a strike since November IT, be given d reduction in the hours of labor, was made yesterday by the State Board of Consolidation and Arbitra ton which has been inyestigat- in the strike.
 The Inter- State Commerce commis- sion's accident bulletin, issued Friday for the quarter ended June 30, 1913, shows that as compared with returns of the corresponding quarter of 1912 there was a total increase of 146 in the number injured in railroad acci- dents of all kinds in the United States.
 TiiIy o. Puekett, Farmer, was placed on trial at Clinton, Mo. yes- terday on a charge of first degree murder in connection with the death of his mother, Mrs. Susan M. Maxim son. Puckett's home burned Septem-