Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-31
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 uss Of petroleum as locomotive fueI increased 1s per cent last year clared | ed it's isS indspendsnce. m sa "'"a' 0
 The House celebrated Memorial Day ton bill.
 Subscriptions to the new Austrian war loans reached a total of nearly e.Ooo.0oo,0oo crowns.
 An unsuccessful attempt was made to assassinate the Austro-Hungarian minister to Persia
 President Wilson nominated Joseph Oker of Helena, Mont, register of the land office at Helena.
 There will be two conferences of women at Chicago during the repub- hcan national convention.
 Danger of a strike of 5000 freight handlers employed by 22 railroads en- tertng Chicago, has been averted. The directors of the Chandler Motor Car Company lifted the dividend rate on their stock from to 10 per cent.
 Six men were lost in the attack by submarine on the German steamer Rolga, sunk in the Baltic on May IT.
 Led by Secretary TunuIty, employees of the White House will march in the preparedness parade at Washington on Flag Day.
 Harold B. Andrews. president of the common council of Cranston. R. l., was arrested on charge of manslaughter at Taunton; Mass.
 The Harvard University regiment, 1000 strong, maneuvred in the Stadi- um under review by Major General Leonard Wood.
 In the attacks on the British Isles from sea and air during the war 2,166 persons have been killed or wounded. The number of deaths is $50.
 The possibility of a strike of com republican national convention at Chi | cago has been virtually dismissed.
 The British. Belgian and Portuguese forces that have invaded German East Africa are slowl ybut surely forming a ring around the Germans.
 A new despatch from Athens says that grave trouble has broken out there following the news of the inva- | sion of Macedonia by the Bulgarians. | a rr;1,.Ie oF &La nr,,fear Taorae1aa af 1 San Domingo City with endorsements of marines for Rear Admiral Caperton was reported to the navy department.
 In sI<irmishes between small band of bandits and constitutionalist troops under Colonel Jose Cavazos, in the Tampico district, Il bandits were killed.
 Miss Mary siIIiuan an American girls in Chicago has been released from a charge of espionage in Ger many.
 A despatch to Lloyds from vIadivos- tok says that large quantities of cot landed there have been destroyed by a fire.
 The flow of immigration into the United States at one time halted by the European war, shows a greater in- crease toward normal with each Suc- ceeding month.
 James E. Maurer, president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor told President Wilson he did not be- lieve this country wanted increases iI the army and navy.
 1 Ten machine guns, sso rifles and g quantity of ammunition, discovered il a Villa cache near Field Headquarters at Namquipa, Mexico, were brought into field headquarters.
 Riverview Military Academy ot Poughkepsie, founded 80 years ago by Otis Bisbee and Charles B. Warning will pass out of existence at the clost of the present term.
 British consular officers in the Unit. ed States have been instructed anC warned by the British embassy tC avoid being drawn into anything tha might be construed as interference with American politics.
 Strikes and Ioekouts throughout the United States recently have been un usually numerous, according to : statement by the department of Labor The six months produced 1869 and il i April alone there were 26s. The J. p. Morgan collection in tn, Metropolitan Museum of Arts in New York, was closed to the public, pre- paratory to stripping the galleries O the priceless work of art that hayt been sold during the last year. Thomas H. Talbot, who was al1eg. ed to have robbed the First Nationa Bank of Houston, Pa, of $16,000 thu first week in April, was convicted il court here of felonious entry, lar ceny and receiving stolen gods.
 No action was taken by the senati post office committee on Assistan Postmaster General Blakeslee's decla ration that the committee in amendinl the postal bill had surrendered to tn railroads.
 One thousands of the 5000 alien who have been detained in Canadian prison camps will be released, to hl the places in the coal mines and pull mills made vacant because of ennlist for the war.
 Cardinal Gasperri, papaI seeretar.