Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-24
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 Four Boats Were Caught in the ice off the Milwaukee harbor entrance yesterday. None of the vessels was in danger.
 A Conference between Colonel George w. Goethals and President Wilson this afternoon was arranged yesterday at the White House.
 Smith College Held Its Annual ob- servance of Washington's birthday yesterday and an address was deliver ed by Ex-President William H. Taft.
 President Wilson Yesterday received and congratulated the American dele gates to the recent international con- ference at London on safety at sea.
 Nineteen Persons, declared to have been poisoned by eating "soused clans yesterday at Mountain Creek, a small town near Birmingham, Ala.
 Five Persons Were Injured when the Wabash Railroads continental limited ran into three road engines at Decatur. ILL, yesterday The engineer of the passenger train was blinded by the snow.
 Goods imported at Providence, R. l., would be permitted to pass without appraisement to their final destination under a bill favorably reported yes terday by the house ways and means committee.
 Members of the Senate and House | interstate commerce committees were busy yesterday with tentative drafts of the proposed interstate trade com mission bill, but no conclusions were announced.
 general land office advocated before the house committee on public lands yesterday a reduction of royalties on coal mined in Alaska, with a view to encouraging private capital. Educators of Note from nearly every state in the union arrived in Rich mond, Va, yesterday to attend the convention of the department of edu- | cation, National Educational associa- | ton and allied organizations, which opens tonight.
 | George A. Medley, representative ir congress from the seventh Kansas dis l trict yesterday announced his candi- [ 1 for the United States senate, to suc- ceed J. l.. Bristow.
 "Our French Allies in the Revolution | was the toast to which Jean Jules Jusserand. ambassador from France to the United States. responded at the | Washington Birthday dinner given laS night by the Sons of the Revolution of New York
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 Fifteen Grand Army Posts were rep. resented at the 23rd annual reunion al 1 Winsted, Conn.,, yesterday of the Tri- i State Veterans association Colone A J. Hunt, aged s3, of GreatsBarring ton, Mass, was the oldest veteran present.
 One Hundred Cases containing s6 900 eggs arrived in St. Louis iron China yesterday. A local commission | tailers at 20 cents a dozen and stil make a profit.
 Davis Levine, Officer in charge O Salvation Army barracks recent, opened at Oshkosh, Wis, was arrested yesterday on a charge of bigamy pre- ferred by Philip Decker, brother O Levine's first wife, who is living a | Rochester, N. I.
 Missouri, Kansas and Texas RaiIwa, trains were compelled to stop between St. Louis and Parsons, Kas.. yester day because of high winds. The hurri cane-like winds rocked the coache with such force that the lives of thei occupants were endangered.
 Thomas w. Gregory, special attorne, for the department of justice, lief Boston last night, taking with him tn views of Maine, Massachusetts an, New Hampshire officials regarding tn composition of the board of trustee for the Boston and Maine railroad.
 Action Against Henry Pyle, presi dent and general manager of the Ma tional Life Insurance association O Des Moines, was started yesterday il a petition by Attorney General Georg CoSsen, in which he asked the court t remove the defendant and appoint capable person to fill the vacancy"
 In al Special Message to the Ne, York legislature last night, whic termed the present investigations be ing conducted in the assembly "a fou ! ring circus" Governor Glynn propose the creation of a permanent court c inquiry to be composed of the Twin former judges of the court of appeal:
 Democrats of Kansas met at Tone ka yesterday, discussed the welfare c the party in state and nation an adopted a tentative platform contain ing paragraphs in favor of governmen ownership of telegraph and telephon lines. the initiative, referendum an recall, extension of the parcel post, minimum wage law for women and mothers compensation law.
 
 OBITUARY.
 Senator Henry M. Teller.