Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-13

secretary Of the Interior, is serious | iy i'll with blood poison.
 London for France where it will take over a hospital of 500 beds. Carlos AdoIfo, the new Colombian minister from Colombia, presented his credentials to President Wilson. The Police Mutual Aid Association Of the New Haven force bought $5,OOO worth of Liberty bonds yesterday. Mayor Arturo Gramajo of Buenos Aires was welcomed at a luncheon at the Bankers Club in New York. Captain Williams, Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. A. military attache to Turkey, returned to this country
 Minister of Interior Come resigned from the Argentina Cabinet and other retirements it is reported will follow. Fred Miner of Westminster, Mass, drove his auto over the side of a bridge at Fitchburg and was drowned
 Miss Margaret BoyIan operated a flying boat over the ocean for twenty minutes. She is the first woman to do so.
 The town of Terni in Italy was shaken by four earthquakes which caused a panic and did considerable damage.
 Four new locations were chosen for army sites. They are Little Rock Louisville,' Battle Creek and Fort Sam Houston.
 Gordon L. Rand of Lawrence, L. l., was decorated with the Croix de Guerre for gallant conduct under fire in France.
 was sunk by bombs and gunfire from a German submarine. The crew reach port safely.
 Aerial Coast Patrol No. 8, at Mas tic, L. l., decided to increase it's membership to 36. This leaves room for 24 aviators.
 John D. Rockefeller is not a citi- zen of Cleveland and can not be taxed in Cuyahoga County according to a Supreme Court decision.
 The American schooner Gypsum Elm press was abandoned on account of it's being wateriogged. Four mem bers of the crew were drowned.
 Capt. J. Urquhart and 20 members of the crew of the Y. s. s. Dirigo, tor pedoed recently. arrived in the United States on board an American ship.
 The American minister at Stock holm received word that all Americans were allowed to leave Turkey in cluding those who are of military age.
 The German Government is spread ing a report that the United States will intern all Germans who have been in the United States for less than three years.
 Thirty two time clerks and transfer clerks at the American Graphophone Co, at Bridgeport, struck because they had been changed from a piece basis to time basis.
 ed at South River N. J, when pickets attacked strikebreakers and guards on their way to the Hermann Atkan handkerchief factory.
 Capt. Allen Tucker was presented with a silver medal given by the city or Bordeaux in recognition of his guiding an armed American vessel through the war zone
 Gov Stewart of Wyoming received a telegram from Forsyth saying that the Cheyenne Indians who refused to register are holding war dances and are threatening violence.
 Colonel Vanderbilt a~ocGnced he had ! a list of surplus applicants for the ] Twenty second New E5~k Engineer i He intends to parcel oGt the candi- { dates to other regiments yet unified |
 A general strike cf na-,-e nachin- | ists was voted by fl shop chairmen i representing 5000 workers. It will i become effective Jrly A unless the i raise their wages 10 S4.50 1 day
 MassacE,uae+f. ir-Hi:9te If Technol- ] ogv eraGIted ti-n iar--5t class in it's ! history at co11u- erremo1t exercises i vesterdav. Ta-ae nu11red and sixty seven degrces zero conferred.
 The King sf Bulgaria is visiting ! the Bavarian royal family at Munich | for the purpose of arranging mar riaee between the Bulgarian Crown l Prince Boris and King Ludwig's daughter
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