Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-25
BRIEF TELECRAMS

ONIEF lELEUhhJjiD dent-elect Harding as he arrived at Cristobel on the Parisma
 Earthquake locks were felt in the states of Codoba and San Luis, Argen- tina No damage has been reported.
 Yale celebrated the 300th anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims at meet | Ing in Woolsey Hall Tuesday night.
 The French government will not oppose | by physical force the return of former | King Constantine to the Greek throne.
 Two men were killed and ten in- jured in an explosion at the mine of tn. railway fuel company at Parrish, Ala.
 Ex-Premier Venizelos, of Greece, whose yacht, the Narcissus. has been at anchor in the harbor of Messins, left for Nice
 All religious services for convicts in Sing Sing prison hereafter will be held inside the prison as precaution against escapes.
 Forty persons were killed or serious ly injured in collision between a freight train and an express at Baraunsfalde Germany.
 Mexican border consuIs were instructed to wise the passport of Senator Fall by the foreign office, it was announced in Mexico City.
 reduction of 1-4 cent a pound in the wholesale price of sugar to 8 3-4 cents was announced by the Federal Sugar Refining Go.
 Prince Regent Alexander of JugosIavia has ratified the treaty of Rapallo. settling the Adriatic question between Italy and Jugoslavia.
 James E. Forgan, board chairman of the First National bank, Chicago pre- diets a revival of business on a staple basis by spring.
 Bank Commissioner Carpenter of Vermont was appointed receiver of the Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.,, which was closed after a run.
 HoraeiO Blaneo Fombona, held a pris- oner by American military authorities of San Domingo, started a hunger strike. Fombona is a newspaperman Continued adherence to the Third In- ternationale of Moscow was decided upon by the conference of extreme socialists in conference at Florence, Italy. Fifteen persons accused of the recent 2 tack on the French consulate at Bres- liu, were found guilty and sentenced from ene to twelve months in prison. | Captain Max L. Mccullough, army avi- ator. was killed at Boiling Field, Wash ington, when his plane fell in a nose dive a few seconds after taking the air. According to reports received at the l National Red Cr.iss headquarters, Wash ! ington. the food shortage in Budapest thls ! winter, will be more serious than last ! year
 American note regarding the Anglo | French agreement as to the respective rights of the two nations in parts of the former Turkish empire, has reached France.
 | The bureau of internal revenue today l announced the appointment of Lorenzo | Richards as federal prohibition director for Utah to succeed Mathonihah Thomas | resigned.
 I
 Buckeye Cotton Oil Co.,. MEmphis, | Tenn, declares lack of demand for cot
 tonseed oil meal has caused the closing
 of the plant, throwing 500 men out oi
 employment.
 The largest baking company In Ogden Il Utah, announced that effective at onc'
 the size of it's loaves of bread would bt
 increased 10 per cent. the price to remain
 as at present
 Holders of the bonds of the Hartford
 Home Building Association voted to peti tion the superior court for a IeeIvel l ton the superior court for a receiver fol . the organization.
 , Work on two of the regular 1922 ap pr3pria ton bills, the sundry civil and tn, Legislative, executive and judicial meas
 ures was begun by the house appropri
 ations committee.
 . Operation of the pulp and extract de partment of the Champion Fibre Co Canton, N. C., one of the largest pape mills in the south, will be reduced t four days a week.
 J. H. Thomas, general secretary o
 the Sational Union of Railwaymen, wa
 elected president of the Internationa 2 Federation of Trade Unions, at its con
 ference in London.
 Fred ". Upham, national treasure
 of the republican campaign, announce , the deficit incurred in the campaign |
 elect Senator Harding was approxi ;, mately s1,5O0,O00.
 l. Hermann Mueller. former Germn - chancellor, decla-ed in the Reichstag. tha : more than 100 persons, among them mem r bers of the royal family, smuggled |
 Holland 250000.000 marks. l. Only seven Few cases of typhoid feve l. developed in Salem. Ohio, Tuesday an : state health officials. in charge of tr e situation, expressed the opinion that ti : epidemic was on the wane. l. Owners of the Corunna fishing fec IT announced that they had arranged plar j. to transfer their activities and registrs ton to another port, owing to the COT
 Etant strikes at Corunna, Spain. . Windows in the Czech Band and Tn
 hotel when the Sokol festival was beir q held in Vienna, were smashed by 8 angry mob in retaliation for attacks c 2 Austrian Bohemians in Prague. = high tide backed by an easterly rl
 attained a rise of 12 feet over U z wharves on the Boston waterfront cause 2 minor washouts on railroad tracks nea I by a ndconfusion to shipping at ancho U Miss Ruth Sweetzer, represe ntafiye