Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-22
YARDMEN AT CEDAR HILL GO ON STRIKE;
 EMBARGO ON FREIGHT FROM NEW HAVEN
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELECRAMS
 New Haven remains largest city in the state with population of 162,39O.
 Senator Harding has announced that ignhte, ,meehtn
 Twenty stowaways were discovered on board the La France, of the French Line when the vessel reached New York.
 Populations of Torrinston, Conn.,. and Salem, Mass, will be announced today at 10.30 a. m.
 Middaebury Vt) college conferred de- grees at it's 120th commencement yester- day upon graduating class of IS.
 Governor Cox announced that he was not candidate for the vice presidency, declaring that he was not fitted for that office
 Russian Zionist leaders arrested by the soviet government have all been re- leased, according to a dispatch from Paris.
 
 Berlin, Polish troops at Minsk are re- ported surrounded, and the fall of the city is imminent
 Nationalist Turkish troops are reported to have forced their way into the Amer ican school, near lsmid, and murdered several civilian refugees there.
 Scores of persons took part in a parade along the Bois de Boulogne, Paris, wearing American style overalls as a protest against the high cost of living.
 Major General John 4. Le Jeune will replace Major General George Barnett as commander of the marine corps, on June 30, Secretary of the Navy Daniel. has announced
 Colonel Leonard H. brennan, of the northeastern department made a new flight record, when he drove his airpIane from Syracuse to Boston a distance of 240 miles, in 130 minutes.
 Excitement is increasing in the Aaland Island and two Swedish envoys have been arrested by the Films, who it is asserted, continue to send war material, guns and ammunition to the Islands.
 "reek troops VIII DC sent to aid the don Daily Express, which says that an British at Ismid according to the Lon- offer of help made by Premier Venizelos, has been accepted by the cabinet. he will remain in Washington until just before July IS, the probable date upon which he will receive the formal notif1ca- tion of his nomination. The senator has abandoned plans for taking a vacation In an interview with representatives oi the British Labor Party Premier Lloyd l George dared them to refuse help the government restore order in Ireland. ac, 1 cording to official account of the meet. ing.
 I Preparations are under way for tn, flight by four De Haviland airplanes piloted by officers from Mitchell Field Mineola to Nome Alaska. The flight vii be made in especially constructed air craft.
 Governor Roberts of Tennessee. ha been requested by the national woman party to call the legislature of his stat in special session to act on the ratific, tion of the federal woman suffrag amendment.
 Before adjOurning, the American Fede ration of Labor endorsed the League o Nations without reserva tions. The move ment was unsuccessfully opposed by Iris sympathizers and the progressive win of the federation.
 Judge Emil T. Rosenberg has an nounced that the name of Champ Clarl former speaker of the house of repre- sentatives will be placed before tn democratic national convention for tn presidential nomination. Hundreds of resignations are expecte
 from the army as a result of reduction to pre-war grades, which are to be mad July 1. Thirty-nine general officers wi
 revert to the ranks of colonels and ma ors by an order just issued. A fight between Chinese and Jap.ne,
 troops occurred at Chang-Sha, whe I Southern troops are said to have opeI ed fire on the Japanese warship, Fushirr wounding two members of the crew. IT :. vessel returned the fire inhicting loss, = on the Chinese,
 > First steps toward resumption U trade with Russia have been taken
 Copenhagen by the organization of u
 International Clearing House, Ltd vii
 a capital of $2,eo0,o ,oe0, held jointly |
 British and Danes. About 5000, ,ot 5 crowns. gold, have been received fro -,ta 2 Russian bank as a guarantee for u ! -Oto 1f A