Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-03
BRIEF TELECRAMS
Bar gold was unchanged at 116s Cd an ounce in London

bklEF lELEukAMo
 Bar gold was unchanged at lies Cd an ounce in London.
 French government denied reports they were negotiating for the sale of to- bacco monopoly.
 Price of two afternoon and one morn ing daily newspapers in Cleveland will be increased from to cents.
 Recognition of the government of Costa Rica, by the United States was announced at the state department.
 Fares on elevated, railroads in Chi cago were incerased from to 10 cents by the state public utilities commission
 Occupation of SaEhalien and Nfko- jaevsk, despite protests of other powers was deciaeu upo4i pJ the Japanese cabi- net.
 A Swedish expedition left Yokohama the end of May for the purpose of mak- ing a scientific survey of Nle Peninsula of Kamchatka.
 AIbanians at AvaIona are reported to have formed a Mutation of Death and vowed to break the Italian cordon about the city.
 national convention to establish 8 British communist party was held in London. Invitations were sent to all or ganizations in the isles.
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 Woodbridge N. Ferris, of Big Rapids, democratic governor of Michigan from II. bernatorial race for third term.
 General CasteInau and Father I4omire introduced bill in the French chamber of deputies forbidding duels, substitut- ing in their place court of honor"
 Sea bathing by pipe lines is being considered by the French government for the comfort of Parisians who are unable to leave Paris during the sum mer.
 The regular army is approximately 95, ,000 short of the maximum strength of 297 900 permitted under the army re- organization bill, which became effect i've July l.
 Germany was forced to return to Brussels six wings of the Van Eyck
 
 which were removed during the German occupation.
 Roswell L. Wood, five times mayor of Haverhill, Mass, and for over 20 years a prominent figure in politics here, died yesterday morning, after a long illness at the age of 57.
 cotton crop of 12.519,oOO bales this year was forecasted yesterday by the de partment of agriculture basing it's esti- mate on the conditions of the crop July 25, which was TAI per cent. normal.
 Jules W. tNickD Arnstein, centr99i figure in New York, s5,000,000 bond plot" will be tried October 1, on in dictments charging larceny and receiv- ing stolen property.
 A strike of 1000 trainmen employed by the Denver Trlmway Co. effective to- day, was predicted by union leaders, following the refusal by the company to grant the mems demands
 Bar silver in London was 3-s pence higher at 56 5-S pence an ounce. New York domestic price was unchanged at o9 1-2 cents and foreign silver was 3-4 cents higher at 93 3-S cents.
 Because of the resignation of many members of the Turkish cabinet and their criticism of the peace terms, Da- mad Ferid PaaA~, the grand vizier is planning to form a new cabinet.
 Fifteen thousand persons saw the opening of the Boy Scouts ia1nbcree at Olympia, London. A procession ot scouts of all nations was held The American scouts lost a tug O war to troop of kilties
 The Patriarch of Venice advised par ish priests to discourage parishioners from viewing the Venice Art Exhibition because many of the works do not ac- cord with standards of Christian mo- rality."
 Governor Roberts of Tennessee de- clared he would issue j formal call this week for a special session of the Ten nessee legislature for Aug. a First consideration will be the ratilica 1ion of the federal suffrage amenflm 2nt.
 Before going to Antwerp. where they won the Olympic championship, Amer ican amateur trapshooters visited Eng land and took part In the international contest at Tendon. near London, and won the team match and five first prizes. Frank M Troeh established an English record with 13S straight breaks.