Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-12

 The first bale Of new cotton was re- Italy has prohibited the importation | f luxuries after June g.
 A full suffrage plank has been added 1 2 the Progressive platform. May production of the shattuck Arizona Copper CO was 1,3S3,96s pounds.
 rG5 SrSns g Mss psS:oDs Ss ss. siss ss ra.f a New ,idents.
 Twenty young rabbits were dlscov- cred in a rabbit lair on the White House lawn
 The body of an unidentifisd man was found in the East River at the foot of Thirtieth street.
 sOvereisns to the amount Of 1000 Bank of England.
 Preparations are being made to move the capital of Greece from Athens to Larissa.
 Exports from the United States dur Ing April amounted to S399, ,000, 900, and imports s217.oOo,ooo.
 Lieut.. Richard c. sauhsr navy avi- ator. was killed when his machine fell on Santa Rosa Island. Fla
 Only Greek ships engaged in coast wise trade are now permitted by the Allies to sail from Salonica.
 Gold coin to the amount of s1.ooo, 900 was withdrawn from the New York Sub Treasury for shipment to Cuba.
 Fire today destroyed the plant and yards of the Citizens Lumber company The loss was estimated at s20o,O0O.
 Frank s. Usabick, aged forty, of Chicago. killed his wife and four children and then committed suicide.
 Holland has served warning on the belligerent powers that the Dutch army is now equipped for any possible war.
 German gold to the amount of $2,- 500. 900 was deposited at the New York Assay Office by the National City Bank.
 The first organization of the New Mexico National Guard was mustered N. M.
 Charity unIons backing the Allied Bazaar at the Grand Central Palace expect to clear $1s5oo,o00 from the event. ....s.@s.
 Secretary Baker ruled that mem bers of the army reserve are moi eligible for enlistment in the organiz- ed militia
 Heavy loss of life was suffered wher the Japanese steamer Oyu Mart froundered, according to a report iron Nagasaki, Japan. Francisco Alvarez and Juan Sanchez two Villa bandits captured during thu raid on Columbus, N. M, were hanged at Deming, N. M.
 General Funston's report to the Wal Department on the rioting at Chihua, hua City says that the lives of Amer. jeans there are in danger. Mexieans burned the American con sulate at Durango City Durango tore the American flag from the build ing and trampled it in the streets. Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Jennings an' their son, of Rockport, Ind, reportel l lost in the Gulf of Mexico in thei launch, have arrived at Biloxi, Miss.
 United States Ambassador cerar at Berlin has repudiated an intervieI recently attributed to him on the sub ject of President Wilson's peace plans Deleeates and visitors to the Demo I ka-a. ,f fI-.--- A Louis on June 14. will be entertaine by 51 non-partisan reception commit i The passengers and crew of tF Norwegian steamer Rauma, whic Mediterranean May 30. have arriy ed at Marseilles. ] Members of the Church of God, hold ing their annual general assembly . Anderson Ind, decided that the me of their flock may resume wearin neckties.
 Miss Mabel Lithander, said to be th richest girl in Sweden, arrived ( New York from Sweden. She cam to this country to make study { American sports.
 T Feo = tSS~1s VI tatG aN80Ab NA WOAtAIA suffrage in Iowa, plans to file petition to put suffrage amendment on tf ballot next fall have been abandons by Missouri suffragettes.
 Striking mine eff sandhannn, .
 island of the archipelago ct the el trance to Stockholfl. the Ewedil
 steamship Para sank at o'clock sa
 urday afternoon. The crew was sa' ed,
 Many wealthy Amerieans arc e,
 pected to leave England following q
 order that they must seI Tor depos
 their securities with the British Go
 ernments under penalty of an ext
 tax.
 William Mefanara, cenvietsd
 having murdered Gfegorio George, VI
 sentenced On his nineteenth birthda
 by Justice NoTehaussF at White Piair
 N- r.. to die in the electric chair
 Sing Sing.
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