Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-18

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 Smallpox is Raging in the vicinity of GuaymaS Mex
 The Pennsylvania House Passed the mothers pension bill
 President Wilson Yesterday Accepted tne honorary presidency Of the Boy
 Henry Clay Breckenridge of Lexing- ton, Ky, has been selected for assist ant secretary of war.
 Major J. F. A. Strong of Juneau has been selected for appointment as gov ernor of Alaska, to succeed Walter E. Clark, resigned.
 Baltimore Capitalists Have Joined Frank A. Munsey in the Munsey Trust company and capital has been in creased $2,000,000
 For the First Time in the History of Duluth, Minn., all the saloons are belng closed at II p. m. by order of the new commission.
 Governor Major of Missouri yester- day vetoed a bill relieving accident in surance companies of liability for deaths from suicide
 Mrs. Jacob Burrhite is Dead and Otto Kinney critically i'll at Bingham l. ing arbutus flowers.
 J. p. Morgan Was Elected yesterday director of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad company to succeed his father.
 The First Subscription Given to the r. W: c. A. of Philadelphia campaign to raise $750,000 was 8. which was given by a girl stenographer.
 Representatives of the Rural Indus trial Schools for colored people in the south met at New York yesterday to discuss methods of cooperation
 All the Union Plumbers in Syracuse, N. Y, to the number of 200. went on strike yesterday. The men demand $5 a day. an increase of 45 cents.
 Sixty Industrial Workers of the World who Wednesday began a hun ger strike" in the city jaii at Denver refused to eat breakfast yesterday.
 Fred Mclaughlin, a Lunnbern1an, was shot and killed at his home in Moscow, Me. yesterday by Harland Tupper, a member of his household.
 Mrs. Sarah Derrickson Celebrated the tooth anniversary of her birth at Wabash, Ind, Wednesday. and at night attended musical given in her honor
 The Massaohusetts Houae by 9 large majority yesterday agreed to an amendment to the constitution permit ting cities and towns to deal in the necessaries of life.
 L. r. HiII Technology Student of Boston, was arrested by the New Eng land radio inspector because his wire less station interfered with naval and commercial service.
 Farmers of the United States paid an average of 7.75 per cent. interest on three to six months loans during 1912, an inquiry made by the department of agriculture discloses-
 One of the H. H. Putnam Lumber Mills at Dapforth, Me. and a four tenement house formerly used as @ boarding house in connection with the mill were burned yesterday.
 The Disputed Question of free pas sage in the Panama canal for Ameri- can coastwise ships probably will be taken up Tuesday in the senate com mittee on interoceanic canals.
 Strong Sentiment in Favor or appro- priatiOns for the purchase of resi- dences in foreign capitals for Ameri- can diplomats has developed in the senate committee on foreign relations.
 William H. Schroeder, the engineer, was reindicted for manslaughter in connection with the wreck at Corning N. Y. last July. and pleaded not guilty. He was released under $2,200 bail.
 President Richard c. MacLaurin of the Massa chusetts Institute of Tech nology, 8 native of Scotland, yesterday took out his first papers as a candi- date for citizenship in the United States.
 John N. Anhut, a Lawyer, was in dicted yesterday for bribery in con- nectton with alleged efforts to secure the release of Harry K. Thaw from the inal insane.
 Stephen sIavienski. Found Guilty of murder in the second degree at New Haven last Tuesday, was yesterday sentenced to state prison for life. He ruary that she died.
 pr. Friederich F. Friedmann would be licensed to practice medicine in undergo the usual examination for aliens by a bill introduced yesterday by Senator Hughes.
 An Ohio Grand Jury Returned IS indictments yesterday several of these being in connection with the affairs of the defunct Columbus Savings and Trust company and involving three former Ohio state treasurers.
 Secretary Daniels Has Sent Letter to every nidshipman at Annapolis warning him that hereafter no Ienfency will be shown hazerS, who in addition to being dismissed will receive the ad- ditionaI penalty of imprisonment
 The EorAieo Trade If tha TTnffed