Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-06

Coolidge at the state house, Boston. The interstate commerce commission l
 refused to modify it's order giving ship
 merts to tidewater. of coal for domestic use priority over the movement Of coal for export l chnriee Laurent, French ambassador to Germany, presented his credentials to President Ebert. He declared he would
 do his utmost to bring about the econ omic rehabilitation of Germany. Prohibition has reduced the income of the Chicago District of the internal rev | enue departn.snt S7,l92,525 during the
 year it has been in force, F. II. Evans, acting collector of intern1I revenue, said. The strike of sugar plantation workers , of the Hawaiian Islands which began on January 1s last was officially declared ended ibysthe Hawaiian labor association,
 formerly the Japanese Federation of La bor.
 Princeeen's athletes h England te e.
 gage Oxford in a dual meet, made good ! showing in several Of the events in the
 British amateur athletic association cham pionships for which the Amreicans enter 1 ed.
 Orlsnd K. Hollister, principal of God dard seminary, has resigned it was an 1 nounced lie had been connected with
 the seminary as teacher and principal for i 2S years IT health was given as the
 reason.
 With letter. in her hand explaining she was tired of life" Miss Mary Helen
 Fee, educator and author. was found in | critical condition at the entrance Of St.
 Nicholas Park, New York, her wrist bad | ly slashed.
 who has been visiting in Japan will sail
 for San Francisco on July 27 on the Ko-
 req Maru. The prince's visit to the
 United States will not be of an ofhciai
 character
 l Marine headquarters in Washingtcn hss
 received no word of any attack on Port
 au Prince, Haiti, by native bandits Stories of such an attack were told by l persons arriving recently at Kingston, Ja- 1 maica, from Haiti.
 I Brixadier General William L. Marshall | retired, discoverer of the Marshall Pass across the Rocky Mountains and con struc.or of Ambrose channel in New York harhor died at an army nospltaf l after a short illness.
 l The Western Union Telegraph Com ! pany announced that 1t will soon nave ! direct communication established be- | tween Chicago and Buenos Aires. Mos' or a 1000 mile line has been laid according to the announcement.
 I General Francisco Gonzales. former governor of the state of Tamualipas, cap tured at Santa Engracia by General Ar
 nuifo R. Gomez has been ordered exc cuted by General P. Eiins Gales, MeN- can secretary of war.
 The allied 3eonferenee in :<9sisn at Brussels which has received alarming
 news regarding the progress of the Rus sian holsheviki in their offensive against sl Poland. will consider the military situa- ton of the new republic,
 In a concerted effort to bring about the release of MT and Mrs. Paul Nilsson. Of Illinois. who are held by turkish nation alists. an American destroyer shas been :, dispatched to Mersina and the French are holding Turkish hostages. Mrs, Emily R Block. of New York.
 and sixteen other relief workers are
 believed isolated by Turkish nationalist
 forces in Adana, Syria according 10 cableeram received at the near east re- .. lief headquarters, New York. Fifteen persons are reported injured , when three cars of Harlem railroad express train left the track and went
 over the emabnkment nera Millerton, D,,tchess county, N Y, the train was bound from Pittsheld. Mass, to New
 York.
 AlIexed to have violated health feguia- tions at Cherbourg by permitting 1sS
 gteerage passengers to embark without ; being subjected to rigid physical examin- ation. the steamship Olympic, with 2,2oS : passengers aboard, was detained at I quarantine. .i Prison sentences tetaliinE 5s months : and fines aggregating ss5,ooe were meted , ont to three officers of the Granatan Hair Tonic company and the Heroa pro : duct company Federal Judge Grubb for violation of the volstead and internal
 revenue acts.
 Purchase ef the Williams Foeahcntas . coal mines in. West Virginia, was an- v nounced by Phillip de Ronda, president : of the Oriental Navigation company The s mines were purchased it was said, to pro l. vide bunker and cargo coal for the com pany's steamers. i Manuel Gendra, president elect of Far l ar,,ax who was elected to office while
 serving as Paraquaysan minister al
 Washington, arrived iu New York aboard
 t,e s+eamsbip Huron. from Montevidec,
 He had returned to the United States to take hig family home said.
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