Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-25

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 BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Bar gold was unchanged at 1oss an ounce in London.
 Peace treaty with Hungary will be sized July at Versailles
 One person was killed and ten injured l by two tornadoes at Castle Rock, Minne- 1 sota-
 President Wilson. agreed to act as arbitrator to determine the boundaries of Armenia
 Bar silver was quoted at sEoO3 an ounce in New York compared with 59 If sn London.
 Another German. newspaper, the koel- nische Volkeszeitung, was purchased by the steel interests in the Rhine pro vince.
 French naval commissioners visited New York Navy yard. They spent three hours there inspecting the new battleship Tennessee.
 All operators and. linemen of the Jamestown, N. Y., telephone exchange went on strike and the service is dis continued.
 Tourists travelling through Europe have to go through the same red tape al though the war has been over for year and half.
 Republican house leaders changed their tactics and ordered cloture rule re- ported to prevent amendment to the sol dier bonus bill.
 Butter dropped five cents pound in Chicago, selling at 62 cents a retail The 1 egg market was steady. Strawberries are scarce and high. e. The senate yesterday passed without debate the Nolan minimum wage bill nx- l ing minimum salaries of government em- ployes at S day.
 | Harry Vardon and Bdwarl Ray, two professional golfers of England, will make a tour of the United States. They will sail on the Celtic, July '.
 While preparations were being made in Toledo to assist the interstate commerc | commission to break the freight tieup, a second strike of Toledo switchmne be- gan.
 Federal authorities are closely watch ing activities of bootleggers trying tc get whisky into Chicago to sell during the republican convention there nex
 month.
 A petition is being circulated on thu
 New York Stock Exchange for closini the exchange Saturday. May 2s, ant : Monday, May 31, making a three-da! holiday.
 bill was passed by the house settini
 aside 100000 acres of land m Hawal Islands for homestead purposes, avail able for homestead purposes, avaialbl
 to natives only.
 . U. S. transport Matolko .arrvied a l New York from Antwerp, Danzig an t Southampton. Twelve war brides, o
 American soldier, five of whom had bs t hies were on board. According to evidences obtained I several goverHHent departments. tarn : CTS are receiving an average of pc : cent on their capital despite the highe; :. food ratces in history.
 Two men were killed and two other . seriously injured when two trains of tn - Maryland- Pennsylvania Railroad met r head-on collision half a mile froi l. Woodbrook Station, Md. 7 President Wilson issued ultimatul = to anthracite miners and operatirs, wf l. have been trying for weeks to settle
 wage dispute. He said he would appoiI
 a commission if necessary.
 All the legal machinery in Brookly ! has been started for the roundup
 5000 draft dodgers. U. S. Marsh 'f Power and his deputies of the distri -s will conduct the roundup. k score of grocers in Boston wei d arrested by department of justice agen
 on charges of profiteerins. Under u es Lever act they are liable to fine Is s5,oOO and two years imprisonment r. Investigation into disquietinE ineiden
 affecting the discipline of certain Britt! io regiments, revealed that agents of Il to Russian soviet government plan to nal 10 the army a "hotbed of dissension.' 1s ;, W. Murray Crane. former governor II 1 Massachusetts. as well as senator fro
 the state and for 15 years republics fo national committeeman startled repub t can ranks by announcing he would n no attend the convention.
 A storm of discontent on the part
 French authors was provoked by {
 government for prohibiting officers 'T all grades. whether active on the reser , list. from publishing articles or boo as concerning the late war. s Germany was represented for - first time in many years at soc o function in Paris when Dr. Won May a- German charge d'Anaires, attended ,-+ reception and dinner given by Prem i Millerand ko the displonatic corps. K