Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
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 The Bank of England purchased 174O00 pounds gold bars. Massachusetts workmen received ill 1914 $2,229.521 under the compensation law. Anti alien land ownership bill has been passed by House of the Idaho legislature. Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, ST, is said to be seriously ill at her home at Po- cantico Hills.
 A seat on the New York Cotton Ex- change was transferred for a consid- eration of $38,000.
 Rates on insurance against damage by aircraft in London have risen from l 50 to 0shillings per cent. The Carnegie Steel Co. ordered the lighting of three more blast furnaces in the Pittsburgh district.
 The hsne of United States Sem ator-elect James W. Wordsworth, near Geneseo, was broken into and robbed.
 Chief Justice Conrad Hoilenback of the Nebraska Supreme Court, died in Lincoln after having been in office only two weeks.
 German steel manufacturers met in Dusseldorf with the object of eXtend- ing the operations of the syndicate in steel products.
 The china and earthern concern of J. Wedgood & Sons has been authoriz- to do business in New York. The cap ital is $500,O00.
 By unanimous vote the New York State Assembly passed the Brown res olution to investigate the Public Ser vice Commissions.
 The interstate Commerce Commits sion in Chicago is seeking to learn to what extent railroads are justified in declaring embargoes. Ex-Mayor John F. Fitzgerald, of Bos- ton, has accepted the presidency of the New England Securities Co.,. to be capitalized for $500, The Pittsburgh plant of the Amer ican Sheet & Tin Plate Co.,, at New <ensington. Pa. will resume opera tions in full February l. Cardinal Gibbons was visitor in 1 the galleries of the Senate and House | He appeared in the senator's reserv- ] ed gallery wearing his red hat. Villa notified the United States Ad-- ministration through Consul Carothers
 at Fl Paso that he will continue his
 struggle for the liberty of Mexico.
 The United States Government is
 reported to be searching for a high l powered. wireless station in the woods
 between fonkrs and Tarrytown, N. Y. 1 Holding his wife in one arm and
 kIsslng her, Nicholas Kosanoviteh of i Pittsburgh, simultaneously wielded a
 knife, cutting her throat and killing her.
 Joseph J. Ettor, i. w. w. leader ar rested in St. Clairville, Ohio, for tra- son, was released on S5,0O0 bail He left town promising never to enter President Wilson has changed the 1 date of his address before the Cham 1 Der of Commerce of the United States
 convention to be held at Washing ton to February 3.
 The 1913 equal franchise resolution ! Ii concurred in both houses of the leg 1 islature will submit the question of
 woman suffrage to the voters of New
 York State next fall.
 1 The governing committee of the Chi 1 cago Stock Exchange admitted to
 trading in the unlisted department the
 National Grocer Co.'S $2.000,000 com
 mon and S1,5oo,o00 preferred stocks.
 A gold medal comn1en1oratinq the ] one-hundredth anniversary of peace between Great Britain and the United States was presented to President Will
 son by the Louisiana Historical Asso-
 ciation
 A Despatch from Berlin says that l Major General Wild Non Hohenhorn i the new German minister of war, will 1 remain at headquarters, Lieutenant 1 General Won Wendell being the coin ! chief in the field.
 To seek trade in South America, 274
 'drummers, representing twenty -sev-
 en states and Canada, sailed from New
 York on the steamer kroonland for
 a 15,O00-rnile trip, combining business
 with pleasure.
 The ice-breaker Canada sent by the ] Canadian Government for the piIDose 1 of keeping open as late as possible in
 the winter the port of Archangel, Rus i sia, was disabled. Sixteen steamers
 have already been frozen in.
 The battIeship Nebraska led all bat
 tleships and first class cruisers of the navy in engineering competition for
 the past six months The Michigan. l Kansas, Maryland and New Hamp- shire followed in the order named. 1 Senator Works Of California has pre- pared a bill to be introduced in the l Senate soon, providing that after Jan ! uary l. 1916. the United States shall not collect revenue on the manufact-
 ure or sale of liquor in this country. i GOODNESS OF CREW
 PREVENTED LOSS OF LIFE