Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-30
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS |
 Bar gold in London remained un- changed at 1o3s I'd an ounce.
 bonic was discovered at Beaumont, Tex as.
 Tennessee legislature will meet on Au- gust to consider the federal suffrage amendment.
 Count Adolfo de Montgelas, German minister to Mexico, has arrived in Mexico City.
 The first officials meeting of the | League of Nations will be held at Cen eva next November.
 The British three masted schooner C. Maude Gaskill struck on the west side | of Handkerchief shoal.
 Bar silver was unchanged at 99 1-9 cents an ounce in New York and was quoted at 53d in London. Martial law was proclaimed in Ham, burg as a result of food riots in which | 80 persons were wounded. general saIute of 100 guns, ringing of bells and blowing of whistles opened Maine's centenary celebration. l John l.. Larsen arrived at Long Island in his JL.-6 all metal plane from Oma- ha making the flight of 1900 miles in 22 hours.
 Representatives from all over Spain were present at the opening in Madrid of the Congress of the General Union of Workers.
 Reports that Ambassador Jules Jus serand will resign as head of the French
 Embassy at Washington were denied by Pricne de Bearn ct de Chalais.
 One man was killed and eight others injured in fight between striking long
 shoremen and their sympathizers and strikebreakers at Philadelphia.
 The American army polo team which
 will represent this country in the
 Olympic games won the novices' cup by
 defeating the Fox Hunters club by g
 goals to 5 at Ranelagh, London.
 The Northern Baptist Convention
 adopted a resolution urging President
 Wilson and the senate to ratify .
 treaty of Versailles with suitable reser-
 vations' at the earliest possible moment. The lumber mill of the Strangman Mfg Co was destroyed at Newton. Mass and Se | al tenement houses and smaller manufacturing plants were dam aged by fire
 Havana was shaken by the explosion
 of two bombs which had been placed in appertures in the walls of the second precinct police station by parties not
 yet apprehended.
 : Resignation of the Persian cabinet as result of bolsheviki activities and other disturbances was reported to the State Department by the American Lega- ? tion at Tehran.
 s Hungarian Ministry resigned. accord X ing to a report resolved from Bud:- : pest at Vienna Count Albert Apponyi . former premier, is reported head of a - new coalition government. f Reports of disorders in widely sepa-
 rated parts of Italy appear to corrobo f rate tn impression. that they are part o s a deep scheme to overturn social ordel : throughout the entire country. | When ResoIute meets Shamrock " il e defense of the Amrica's cup next montf n she will present a combination of crew e and equipment drawn in part from thi - Vanities, her rival for defense honors. . Daniel II. MeKettrick, former priz, . fight promoter, pleaded not guilty wher s arraigned in the federal district cour
 charged with using the mails to defrauC
 investors. He was released on S5,00i
 bail.
 E William c. Walsh, president an'
 general manager of the Vulcweld TiT $ & Rubber Co, of Pottstown. Pa. an, $ James A. Nancy general superintend n ent, were killed by the explosion of .i y dryer.
 n Lieut.. Stanley H. Amos, of waIpolc 70 Mass, is being held by Mexican author II ities at Matamoras. according to report
 at San Antonio. He was forced to Ian ,- on Mexican soil because his machne raj If out of gasoline.
 It There Is no basis for dipute betwee y the American and Mexican postoffic T. departments over the payment of a bal
 ance of s500,0e0 due Mexico on none r. orders, it was stated at the office of tn y postmaster general. 1t Delaware, first state whose total DOT III ulation has been announced in the four
 teenth census has a growth of 20.6S-
 or 1n.2 per cent. in the last ten year
 making it's total population 223,003, tn )" census bureau reported. CT Formation of an association of Amer as can insurance companies to underwrit e. the new American merchant marine wa li- discussed at a conference of officials C
 the shipping board and representatives C ce several prominent insurance companies. ,n Samuel n. Lincoln. contractor an g. former building inspector of Protlant T. Me, and Mrs. William Lincoln of Woo v- wcih. his rister-ir-law. were thrown ir h. to the Kenebec river when the former ce automobile ran on the end of the stat Id ferryboat Hockamock. n n TO ERECT HOUSES UNDER