Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-03

Another effort was made by non-recog- nized a Q citations of railroad men to gain a hearing before the Railroad Labor Board
 General Contractors Association, of 1 Newark, N. J., granted demands of la borers asking for S7 1-2c an hour or S7 ! a day.
 Judge Andrew Curran. of Crawford county, upheld the constitutionality of ! the new Kansas Court of Industrial Re | lations.
 It was learned in London when the Duchess of Marlborough received her di- vorce she will spend much of her time in America. May and June was set for Saturday at 16 1-4 cents per quart, reduction of three-quarters.
 Polish troops pierced the boIsheviki front, taking 10000 prisoners, according to report from Warsaw to the Berlin Vossishe Zeitung.
 May Day was quiet in New England Saturday, but the usual walkouts by workers in the building trades occurred in several cities.
 The French government designated Gabriel Hanataux as it's representative at the sanctifcation of Joan of Arc by the Pope on May 23.
 Directors of the British-American Corporation are considering the declara- tion of a stock dividend. Action was deferred to a later date.
 Crown Princess Gustav AdoIph of Sweden, who before her marriage was Princess Margaret of Connaught died at Stockholm Saturday afternoon.
 Twenty-Five thousand signed protests against the increase of fares on the Hud- son tubes were turned into Finance Com missioner Cannon of Jersey City. 1 Herbert NJ. Johnson, business control Ter of the Chicago Opera Co.,, will sue ceed the late Cleonfonte Campanini as executive director of the company.
 Four alleged "moonshine" whisl1ey man. ufacturers of whom Mrs Vfttorio Bialo is said to be the. leader, were held for trial in United States district court at Spring field
 Activity of alien agitators in the vicin- ity of Hysar, Alaska, resulted in the dispatch of the Coast Guard cutter AL gonquin from Fort Townsend Washing ton, to that place.
 Fire Friday night swept the Methodist camp grounds at Sterling Junction, Mass and destroyed the Swedish Methodist with a loss of $10,000
  Despite prohibition the Adams street police court, Brooklyn, had 39 more cases of intoxieation in the month of April 1 than in the same time year ago. There were 56 cases
 l Pilot simon and Mechanic Wheeler were injured when their airplane fell at thes military aviation field near Lima, Peru. They are commercial aviators and | had just arrived from New Orleans. Fire yesterday caused damage of ap- proximately s100,000 at the fibre board plant of the J. P. Lewis company, Beaver Fails, N. Y. Two of the company's buildings were destroyed. The loss is partly covered by insurance.
 It was announced that miners through out France will continue the May Day demonstration into a general strike in accordance with the decision of the rail- road, workers and the resolution of the General Labor Federation.
 Ygnacio BoniIlas, Mexican ambassador to the United States has renounced his candidacy for the Mexican presidency believing that his services as a diplomat are needed by the country and desiring to be free of political entanglements. 1
 Six barges carrying approximately
 5 5000 tons of merchandise cleared iron
 St. Louis for Memphis and New Orleans
 being, rivermen said, the largest rivel
 shipment of freight since the revival O barge traffic on the Mississippi in 1918.
 ofpol Without record vote, the q anate pass : ed and sent to conference ,rhe annua Notifications appropriations bill carryin. s19,3S3.442, and containing provision fo the return to the treasury of $500, 615, ,O0'
 in unexpended war appropriations for flu
 ture use. T Attacks on members of Catholic order , in Mexico during the Carranza rebellion | and the footing of schools, hospitals : churches and other establishments unde their control were described before tn z senate Mexican Investigating committe t by 1onsignor Francis c. Kelly.