Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
BRIEF TELECRAMS
Bar gold was unchanged at 1o7s sd ounce in London.

New 4ork, compareo "ilh '' '-o HI N don.
 ouakers throughout the United States will-be asked to take up the problem ot prison reform.
 The Stock Exchange will remain open Saturday despite the fact that the ma jority of members want it closed. Announcement made that the Housatonic shipyard in Stratford. Conn., was sold by the United States Shipping Board.
 Bolshevik forces continue to pour into Persia and have occupied Resht. from which British troops have retired toward l Teheran.
 An estate estimated at s1o.eoe,ooo is disposed of in the will of Levi P. Nor ton. former vice president of the United States.
 Fire aboard the Peruvian steamer Ucayali destroyed 1sO bags of parcel post matter Most of the mail was from the United States.
 The Prince of Wales, who sailed from New Zealand on board the battle cruiser
 Renown May l, arrived in Melbourne | Wednesday.
 | Food prices dropped an average of 12 per cent. in New York city last week, Commissioner of Markets o'Malley an-
 nounced.
 Four Mexican newspapermen will in-
 vestigate the death of the late President Carranza and report to General Obregon their findings
 Field Marshal szetozar Bor6evic, com mander of Austrian forces on the Italian front from late in 1915 until October, 1915 is dead.
 ? cratic leaders in Washington. President 7 Wilson will veto the Knox peace resolu- 3 tion within a few days.
 President Wilson nominated George
 G. E. McNeil tobe receiver of public
 money at Helena. Mont. in place oi L Frank F. Steele, resigned. : Senator Hitchcock. administrative lead : Ter declared he would not support Presi r. dent Wilson's request for authority to ac r cept mandate over Armenia.
 Eleven persons were injured when ; Santa Fe passenger train was dtched b!
 washout near Lajoya- fifty miles soutl Il of Albeuquerque, New Hexico. pr. H. wiImot Orr. president of tn . Nebraska Medical association in con
 vention at Omaha, urged patients be tol' I, exactly about their ailments. FronvaI, a French aviator. looped tn II loop s63 consecutive times, establishin i a new worlds record. Completion O 'ee the feat took hours 52 minutes. 5, Republican state convention of Mary IS land declined to go on record on the pro l. hibition question and left the issue
 be decided by the individual candidates. d E. R. Winter. representing the rail r. roads declared there was was no oppo e sition to a fair increase in wages is tn Q railroad men will give honest, conscen l. tious work in return. st House Foreign affairs committee de n cIared in a report that Canada by en le bargoes on wool pulp from the Crow t. lands is seeking to force removal of a l. paper mill from the United States. all An appropriation of s25O.OOO to enabl d the department of agriculture to conduC 1t experiments looking toward discovery g. new motor engine fuel is provided in s, bill by Representative Knutsen, of Mime T, sota.
 Campaign of department of jusits
 agents against alleged profiteering D Central New York was renewed at Syrs
 cuse following the decision of Judge Maj of ton declaring the Lever act constitution as al.
 Il George Henry FinIay. New York. sr to gar merchant. testifying before the Luc
 committee. Investigating the high cost e. sugar. said s252, 2,000, 900 was loaned g. American banks to concerns in Cuba f' te holding sugar.
 IT, Inability of Secretary of State Colby ,l- appear before the House Foreign he fairs committee caused postponement -'
 consideration of President Wilson's r he tquest for authority to accept manda ed over Armenia.
 rrl Sentences against seven prisoners a he cused of killing civil guards in Barcelor D. have been confirmed by the highest mil ok tary court Four of these men mu ,i csuffer the death penalty. while thr e- were sent to prison for life. ee A compromise on the NauohHi ""a h. provision of the army reorganization n he was reached by congress. Enlisted pc
 sonnell and officers of the Nation 'e- Guard would remain state troops but N sal +;or.I cnard officers would be memb llt' of the Federal forces in the reserve corr
 NOT TO PRESS INJUNCTION
 AGAINST STANLEY COMPAN )A Hartford. Conn. May 27.-Counsel
 W. ]. P. Moore of New York announc