Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-03
Condensed IeIegrams

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 American Legion Posts numberNl about S,o15 by the end of February. Railway express employees in Chi cago demand flat increase of SSo a | month. An unsuccessful attempt was made l to assassinate Lord Acton, the British Minister at Helsingfors, Finland.
 Joseph L. Ashbridge was nominated to be United States Marshal for Montana.
 Five thousand steel workers of South Wales went on strike for 40 per cent. increase in wages.
 Poland is reported demanding 31,- 500, ,000 marks in gold in the peace ne gotiations with soviet Russia.
 Train service of Italy reduced 30 per cent to meet economic crisis az gravatcd by the French strike. Senator Fernald of Maine urged congressional investigation of the United States Grain Corporation. During collision between crowd and the police at Milan the police i fired on the mob and two civilians i were mortally wounded.
 Field Marshal Haig was received at l Bucllinham Palace by King George. He relinquished his post as command er-inchief of the army.
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 awards on bids opened Feb. 20, for
 about 600OO0 barrels of anti-corro-
 sive and anti-fouling paint.
 Texas Go. advanced the price of
 gasoline one cent a gallon in South Carolina to a minimum of 27 1-2
 cents and 30 cents maximum.
 National Congress of Socialists vot- ed to refuse adhesion to the third h-
 ternational of the Russian bolshevik
 sponsored by Premier Lenine.
 General Wood and Senator Poin.
 dexter will hold a joint debate three
 days before the primary elections o
 South Dakota. at St Pierre, $. D. It is officially estimated in report,
 reaching London that the, Turks mas sacred 16,000 inhabitants after tn,
 French evacuated Marash, Asia Minor A Mexican bandit was found hanged , on February 2S near the place wher Augustus Merrill, once America : Consul at Manzani!lo, was killed Feb F ruary 26.
 7 Admiral Nicholas Horthy, command
 l ar inf nf ho
 former head of the Austro- Hungar : army, was elected regent by the Ma
 tional Assembly.
 = Mrs. John Wanamaker, wife of tn : merchant, who is all at Atlantic Cit i; l with pleurisy, is reported improvins
 1 Physicians having great faith in ). full recovery for her.
 h Hudson and Manhattan Railroad C, n will raise fare between New York an d Ii oboken, and from the Termin5
 Building to Christopher street froI e 5 to cents. beginning April 4.
 Mortality iron, typhus fever was F. 2 Guced from 47 per cent. to 6 per cen N by the use of new serum adopte
 by Red Cross workers at Ekaterinods l. in the kuban district of Russia. 1T Boston 6 Maifn Railroad ordere n 70 engines from the American Loco If motive Co.,; Missouri, Kansas & Texf t. ordered 90 from the Lima Locomoti1 Corp. and the Union Pacific 30. l. Supren,s Court upheld deerees of u ,e New York State Supreme Court LII x holding the right of New York State
 in fixing rates for the sale Of n3tur TO gas brought in fro manother state. ,e Official reporth received in Londt 70 declare Bella Kun is in Hungar ,S having escaped with several of h 1- henchmen from Austria. He is r ported organizing another revolution Ill Nantucket, having burned the scra, s lngs of it's bins, is almost without coz @ Families are suffering for lack of fu, te with no wood available on the islal 8+ and the kerosene supply nearly e. 4t hausted.
 ca The shipping board steamer HiIto ,9 which ran out of coal off Nantuck U shoals on her voyage from Dartnout Ill Ill England, for Baltimore, was lowed ar Newport.
 ne Former Premier Asquith, who " es recently returned to Parliament Ill the Paisley constituency, took his SC = after rousing welcome given him d the crowds on his way to Common 10 Postmaster General BurIeson filed f'h petition with the Interstate Comme, Ter Commission, asking for a reheari d and revised finding as to fair a o1t reasonable rates for transportation Ter mails. : Governor Smith announced his sG- tentlon to make a swing around N ell ork State, visiting the prfnci, cities, to pdace before the people
 legislative program with a view
 forcing the legislature to take actj cE on it.
 er- An unidentified Mexican snuou d. Is dead and another Mexican is lo- critical condition at Fl Paso as a ,as suit of a battle between Amerir ng military border guards and Nexif he sad to have been attempting to br- ed. WhIskey into the United States. am
 to In connection with the recent de will sion of the Dutch government il to- the former German Crown Pri1 J, must pay income taxes on the ba led of an annual income of 800, 900 fori
 1t was said in Amsterdam that his the come is not one-twentieth of t aad amount.
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