Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-26
Condensed Telegrams


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 The Women's Political union will in- troduce presidential suffrage bill on | the opening day of the New York state | legislature.
 The concession of the Bank of Yuca- tan has been cancelled by the treasury department of the de facto government | in Mexico.
 The Russian state bank reports sat- :sfactory subscriptions to the new Russian loan of 1,000.000,000 rubles (S50o, 000, ,O0OJ.
 Henry Ford, the Detroit nanufactur- CT announced yesterday that he would ! take a peace expedition to Europe to attemt to end the war.
 Contracts for the buiIdina of four more steamships valued at s3.0O0 900 have been placed with Delaware River | shipbuilding companies. The loss of the Greek market for conf1sh, as a result of war conditions has seriously affected the fisheries in- i terests of St. Johns, N. F The DeIagare, Lackawanna G West ern Railroad company declared an ex- i tra dividend of 10 per cent making the annual distribution 20 per cent.
 Henry w. Taft, brother of former President William H. Taft, announced his resignation as vice president of ' the National Allied Relief commit | tee.
 Sylvester Fenton, 72 years old, of | Bath, who murdered his wife in d | jealous rage on October 31, commit ted cuicide in Steuben county, N. Y, jail.
 | H. C. Ledgerwood, a prominent att torney and J. N Whisenant, of Dafias are dead. following a shooting in Ledgerwood's office at Fort Worth, | Texas.
 An American firm has secured a con- | tract, for constructing sewerage and water works at Salto. Paysandu and Mercedes, Uruguay, involving nearly S5,17O.0oo.
 Edward H. Peabody, for many years editor of the Lawrence Eagle. and | widely known in New England news l paper circles, died at his home at Rockland. Mass.
 Henry c. ReIden, former district court judge and a prominent attorney of the northwest died at his home al. Minneapolis. Minn. Judge Belden was "A years of age.
 John E. Lux, son of John G. Lux, formerly mayor of Nutley, N. J., had his neck broken while playing full back in football game yesterday and is said to be dying.
 The winter meeting at the new Ti- Juana. Mexico. race track will open on | New Years day and continue for one hundred days. The "open book will prevail. it is said.
 That blood transfusion will have to l be resorted to in order to save the fife of Grace Marshall, at Easton, Md. was regarded as a possibility by pr. Charles F. Davidson, her physician.
 demand for payment in silver, fol- lowed by a strike, yesterday tied up | transportation on the Mexico North western railroad from Juarez to Casa Grandes, thence south to Chihuahua City.
 Shots were fired, clubs and gas pipe wlelded. two men hurt and eleven ar rested in rioting between strikers and strike breakers at the Theodore Kun dtz automobile body factory at Cleve- land, Ohio.
 lgnatz Hsmbor, president of the Garfield Worsted mills at Passaic. N. J., and prominent in the textile trade throuEhout tEe country, was killed early yesterday when his automobile overturned.
 J. p. Rabidou who was found ouiIty of manslaughter in connection with the killing of Ned French by Fabulous au- omobile on April 24, 1915. was fined S1.0e0 in the county court at Mont pelia, Vermont.
 A new trial was granted by tbe su- rreme court at Boston to Anton Ret
 lovitz of Fall River, convicted of murder in the first degree for killing
 DomEa Peremebida at Fall River on
 March 14, 1914.
 Ten battIeships of the Atlantic flee. steamed into the North river New York, to give the men of the crews an opportunity for shore leave over the ) Thanksgiving holiday. The ships will , remain there until Monday. The official csnuVass of the vote cast } at the Massachusetts state election on November ?. shows that Samuel w Mccall, the republican candidate for governor, defeated David I. Walsh, the democratic encumbent, by a plurality of 6.376.
 l Inauguration of a general eampaiqr i. in every cotton producing state for I crop dfversi6cation in the south and organization of a permanent conference of Southern bankers are among the projects planned for the conference oi cotton states bankers, to be held ir : New Orleans, December 6 and [. 3 The petition of the Western Unior ? Telegraph company for the right tc close it's offices in three towns fir 3 Massachusetts, where there is a joint ! service between the telegraph company { and the New England TeIenhone and 3 Telegraph company, in delivering and = receiving messa ges, was denied by 8 the public service commission.
 King Victor Emmanuel a Patron.
 Rome. Nov 25. 2.1o p. m.-King Vic tor Emmanuel has notified the Amer : ican ambassador. Thomas Nelson Page