Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-11
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Michael T. Tesoro's Home in White Plains, N. Y, was blown up when he refused to pay S5,000 to black handlers
 Application Has Been Made to the officials at Washington to form all aviation corps in the New York state national guard.
 in Accordance with the states at torney generals ruling, all banks in Cincinnati, will remain open on Mon- day, October 13.
 "Drys" Won the Vote of the Cor nel university senior class on the question as to whether liquor should be served at it's functions.
 Henry Brodwohi, 10 years old, found a bomb near his home in New York city and applied match to the fuse. He will probably recover.
 Charles Robertson, a Creek Freed man father of 51 children, was arrest ed at Tulsa, Okla, charged with con tempt of court in a guardianship mat ter.
 Walter J. Thornton, a policeman of New York city who received two medals for life saving during seven years service committed suicide in saloon.
 Judge Martin in the United States court yesterday appointed Earle H. Russell of Middletown receiver of the Noiseless Typewriter company of that city.
 Edward Laven, salesman, of Brooklyn, was seriously injured when knocked down by the crowd rushing to purchase seats for the worlds ba SebaI1 Car17a in New York
 The Minister of the Saxson RoIay House is reported to have recommend ed the suppression of the $1,000 year ly pension accorded to Princess Louise, the divorced wife of the King.
 Herman SeIigman has brought suit against the City of New York for $5, 900, alleging that his daughter was in jured while playing a game of tag in which the teacher compelled her to participate.
 Brunswick de Corompa, who claims he is an Austrian count, when found guilty at Davenport, la, of violating the Mann act was sentenced to serve ten years in penitentiary at Saltwater, Minn.
 When Theodora Hooker pretty Brooklyn school teacher, failed to ap- pear at school yesterday, her room was visited and she was found un- conscious in bed with the gas turn ed on. Her condition is critical.
 The Board of Army Engineers con sidering the relocation of harbor lines on the New Jersey side of the Hudson river opposite New York city has reported adversely upon many of the features of the plans proposed. 
 Marguerite Rettchen, four years old who was forwarded from Vienna, by way of New York, to the home of her parents in San Francisco has ar rived at her destination. She bore sign bearing the words please don't kiss me-"
 Peter L. Donegan, Aged 18, of New Haven. arrested on suspicion of con- nection with robberies in that city, yesterday confessed to the police to having taken part in eight successful burgIaries and three attempted breaks during the past three months.
 Final Report on the Charges that the National City bank of Washington vio- lated the national banking act in con- nectfon with loan to a Chicago syn dicate that merged that city's street railroads will be made next week to the treasury department by National Bank Examiner Starck.
 President Wilson Has Urged Rep resentative Clayton chairman of the house judiciary committee, to retire from the Alabama senatorial race on the ground that his loss to the house just as the administration antitrust legislative programme is about to be taken up would be calamity.
 rl-Ny regarding the condition of former Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodruff. who recently suffered stroke of paralysis, were followed late last night by issuance of bulletin signed by his physicians that he is still dangerously ill
 The. Last Step But One towards the settlement of the controversy between 42 eastern railroads and their conduc- tors and trainmen over the employees demands for more pay was taken yes employees summed up their cases be- fore the arbitration commission.
 Maintaining That Investigation in- to armoT plate expenditures had en- abled the government to know with out a doubt that it is being systema- ticalIy robbed by the steel trust Representative Barton, republican, of N ebra ska yesterday pledged support to Secretary of the Navy Daniels plan to establish a government armor plate factory.
 The Department cf Justice will file in the supreme court today it's brief in the appeal of Texas railroads from the decision of the commerce court in the Shreveport, La rate case. This case raises the question of the power of the Interstate Commerce commis- sim to deal with disCriminati lions