Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-12
Circulation the Largest Proportion Cys Population
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The Grainte State Dairymen's Asso- ciation held it's annual meeting at Manchester, Y. IT.
 Chester w. Writers, vice president of the Central Vermont Railway, died of pneumonia, aged @.
 Fire destroyed the cotton plant of the Texas Compress Co, at Ballinger
 Tex, at a loss of $3OO,o00.
 Allen M. Barrett, of Troy, N. Y, a railway mail clerk, was arrested on a charge of robbing the mails. Direct steamship service between ] New York and Montevideo and Buenos Ayres, will be started March 10.
 The Bessener and Lake Erie order 1 ed 5000 tons of steel rails from the 1 United States Steel Corporation mills
 A bill forbidding employment for wages of children under II, was passed by the Alabama House. It goes to the Senate.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad re- sumed operation of trains between i Cananea, Mexico and the United States i border.
 | State Senator Ogden L. Mills intro 1 duced a bill providing for the creation i of d Department of Markets in New York city.
 1 The Salvation Army turned over to { the Red Cross for distribution in i Servia five tons of bandages and frs:
 aid supplies.
 ! The directors of the Calumet and ! Hecla Mining Company declared a
 quarterly dividend of $5 a share, pay
 able in March.
 | The steamship Great Northern dock
 ed at San Diego, Cal, after 8, Ieisurely
 voyage from Philadelphia through the Panama Canal.
 According to the Department of Com
 merce more than billion pounds of
 coffee were imported into the United
 States last year.
 Twenty-one miners employed in the i mine of the Pacific Coast Coal Mines ! at South Wellington, were drowned by
 a rush of water.
 Republican Leader Harold J. Hin- man of the Assembly is working on a l bill recognizing the charities depart
 ment of New York state.
 Thomas Tinker who it is charged
 shot and killed Constable Richard Tart was taken from the county jail at ! Mayfield, Ky, and lynched.
 c. H. Raine of Memphis. who plead | ed guilty to misuse of the mails, was sentenced to five years Imprisonment in the Atlanta Federal prison. Peoria County has been attacked by l the stock plague. A herd of thirty | five, most of them pure bred, was kill ed by Federal and State inspectors. | Reports to the state department of | fighting at Panuco and wounded being taken to Tampico indicated that Villa 1 forces were pressing toward that port. l The submarine L-2, to be launched 1 at the yards of the Fore River Ship building Corporation yesterday is the second of eight authorized by Congress ] in 1912.
 President Wilson received the mem i berS of tn National Council of the Boy | Scouts of America and presented med als to several scouts, one of them for 1 life saving.
 Letters opposing the passage of the widowed mother pension bills were l sent to Assemblymen by Harold J. Hinman. majority leader of the lower 1 New York House.
 An issue of paper money of 10, D and 30 cent denominations to be known as parcel post bills, is provided in bill introduced by Representative Bathrick of Ohio.
 An unidentified bank robber was shot to death and his companion captured in d pistol fight after the men attempt- cd n nh 10 aT1-Ir bank at Cincinnati. Directors of the Southern Railway at their regularly monthly meeting de- ferred action on the semi-annuaI divi- dend on the preferred stock usually de- clared at this time. The steel steamer Lintrose, built for the Reid Newfoundland Company in 1913, has been purchased by the Rus sian Government for service as an ice breaker in the White Sea. The Des Moines City Council refused to grant the saloonkeepers a renewal of their licenses. This means that the so saloons of Des Moines will close their doors Saturday night.
 Opposing the Governments demand of S2.05S for tonnage tax on his foreign built yacht, Winslow S. Pierce, of BayVille, Nassaua County. says the lay is improperly constructed.
 In the House of Commons, Ottawa the minister of Justice, announced that the number of Germans and Austrians paroled or interned in Canada since the outbreak of the war was 30,324.
 The lower house of the Montana leg islature passed the bill providing for statewide prohibition by legislative enactment after killing the Senate measure providing for prohibition by an amendment to the constitution.
 The legislative executive and judi cial appropriation bill for salaries and expenses of the Federal departments carrying $39, ,537, 1903, was reported to the senate. The total carried by the bill is S1190,214 below official esti- mates.
 Eight sawed off shoteuns, fifteen sticks of dynamite, box of fulminat- ing caps and two revolvers were dis covered in the home of three Italians arrested in connection with an investf- gatiOn of threatening letters received by wealthy Italians of Chicago.