Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-07


 To encourage wheat production in France the government has decided to fix the price of wheat at one fr3nc a pound.
 Delegates representing 2e,ooo trades unionists in conference in Dublin resolved to form federation of Irish trades union on a national basis.
 Joseph Casey, 1z years old, caddie, was killed when he was struck by golf ball driven from a point 2n0 yards away at the Yahnundasis Golf Club, Usica N. I.
 The Fourth of July was celebrated in Chile ny reception at the American Embassy, attended by President Sanfu- entes, members of the cabinet and dip- lomatic corps
 British warships attempted to land marines at Mudania and the Sea of Marmora, but were repulsed by rapid fire guns widely scattered along the coast by the Turks.
 According to Tokio newspapers, a sup pier . 1tary budget of sS4 900, 900 will be aske4 of the Diet The army will ask for s4S, ,00o, 900, not including expenses of the Siberian expedition.
 Sir Samuel Herbert British High Commissioner for Palestine, has taken up up his residence in the palace which former Emperor William of Germany biult on Mount Olive.
 Jack Brown, champion broncho buster of Wyoming, was thrown at Chicago at the Elks' convention and suffered a broken back He was only three sec onds nthe horse Coyote.
 Major Cedric Fauntelroy of Chicago Eas appointed chief of aviation of the Second Polish Army, Captain Merlon Cooper of Jacksonville, Fla. will succeed Major Fauntleroy as commander of the Wosciusko Squadron.
 Abdci Rahman. secretary of Carlo comimttee of the Egyptian delegation. headed by Zagloul Pasha. which is now in London negotiating with Viscount Mill ner, has been arrested Important de- velopments are expected.
 Major General William c. Gorgss, who died in London, probably would have been the choice of the single tax party, for president, it was announced al a meeting of the national committee of that party in New York.
 At several meetings held in Tokis, Ja- pan, mobs denounced the failure of the government to protect the lives of Jap anese in Siberia and also to protest against the governments refusal to ac- cept the manhood suffrage bill. M Aurnnd, prefect of the Department of the Seine, who recently opened a new marriage hureau,s announced 5000 more marriages in the first six months of 1s2t as against 1913 while births jumped eooD towering the same pesiods< s..- s4s Sss-
 Giami Caproni, ItaIy's aeronuatic ex- pert, is contemplating a flight between New York and Paris in luxuriously fur nished seaplanes Signor Caproni and several aeronuatic engineers are care fully studying the project and limit the time to 36 hours. Twenty men, women and children were thrown into the waters of Sheepshead Bay by the collapse of piles under the seaward end of Dunne's pier, at East 21st Street and Emmons avenue Sheeps- Head avenue Quick work by the police prevented them from drownint. The Red Star liner Kroonland arrived from Antwerp with "A first, B second and $40 steerage passengers including 255 Czechoslovak women, relatives of Czecho- slovak soldiers who enlisted in the United Shtates and made arrangements for their families to emigrate to this country. At a public meeting held in Dublin resolutions were passed demanding re- lease of James Larkin, head of the Trans port Workers Union, who is serving a sentence in New York. having been found guilty of criminal anarchy. Fa- cilities for his return to Ireland were al so asked.