Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-18

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 Thirteen buildings. including garage. ed by fire in the business district of Rockland. Me, Damage is estimated at S6000
 Toledo has become the third largest city in Ohio, it was announced by the Census Bureau The population is given as 2S7,o31.
 State Senator John J. Walsh of Boston announced yesterday ms candidacy for the democratic nomination for governor of Massachusetts.
 Former Premier Hoffman of Bavaria, has accepted a position as a school teach containing 200 automobiles were destroy CT at Kaiserlauthen.
 Anti-Saloon League forces will strong ly oppose the nomination of Governor James M. Cox. of Ohio, as democratic presidential candidate.
 Fourteen buildings, including a garage that contained 200 automobiles. were trict of Rockland, Me.
 The Commercial Cable Co. announces that telegraphic communication with Harbin is interrupted. Messages are mailed from Changchun.
 Five hundred thousand pounds of spaghetti will be auctioned at Norfolk. Va. on June 24 by the Army Quarter
 master General Department. | An increase in pay amounting to S600,-
 900 for firemen. policemen and other en- ployes of the city has been recommended
 by the Chicago Finance Committee.
 Although he is not seeking the demo-
 cratic nomination. John w. Davis, Amer
 ican Ambassador to Great Britain, de-
 clared he would not refuse to run. Reports from Warsaw state that Americans who were in the Kiev region when it was won back from the Poles
 by the bo.shevik forces have all es-
 capped.
 Bankers have notified Chicago officials
 that the request for a S15,000,000 loan
 will not be granted and that no more
 money will be loaned to the city at this
 time.
 Profiiteers in Hungary will be punished by receiving up to twenty-five strokes or | II duced in the National Assembly become: law.
 A Naples dispatch to the Echo de Paril ; states that General Peppina Garibald is preparing a military coup nj Montene gro similar to that of Gabriel d'AnunziC at Plume.
 R. Norris Williams, United. State, = l c,aY fn
 defeated in the fourth round of the Lon } don turf tennis championship by M. J } G. Ritchie.
 1, New York moving van men have voteC l not toAdo any moving this October, wheI the majority of leases expire, unles the landlords cooperate in spreading tn
 leasing date from October l.
 The Shipping Board tanker Bald Hil | has been in quarantine at the Mexican s port of Tuxpan since June 9, advices t s the Shipping Board state. No reason fo . the vessels detention is given. s Most of the wOolen mills of Philadel r phia are said to have issued orders re = ducing operations to three days a week d Twenty-Five per cent of the mills ar : estimated to have shut down entirely. r One of the German commerce raideri n the Prince Eitel Frederick, which was in e termed at Hampton Roads at the beginnin
 0 fthe war, will be sold by the Shippin e Board on June 30 to the Highest bidder r Beginning Sept. 1, the New Tor e Central Railroad Go. will be required { Q and Buffalo for two cents a mile. tn O carry way passengers between Alban 1t Public Service Commission has announC y ed.
 Representatives of the Japanese an if Belgium governments have decided e join ill the negotiations which Gres l. Britain is carrying on with Gregor st Krassin, bosheviki minister of trad n and commerce.
 d The trial of Benny Kaun, cente T. fielder of the New York National Leagu l. club, on charge made in connectio J. with the alleged theft of an automobil
 was fixed to follow that of John J Brad \, Jr., which is set for July 20: . Frank Smith, 20. farm hand on a le estate adjoining Vassar College, wa
 arrested on the charge of an attempte r. assault on an alumni of the collee le of certificates of indebtedness, which wa g during commencement week. o Woolen, worsted and cambric plant of ES. Slater & Sons. Inc, Webste S- Mass, have been closed and will not r T. open until July 6. The shutdown hs -N been caused by the cancellation [ TIIs orders More than 2,oo0 employees al
 affected.
 The grasshopper menace is growth ID more serious in the western part of Micl , igan, and destruction to the wheat crol la is estimated at s4O0.Oo0. Farmers are O - ganizing to fight the pests and all avai ., able material is being sent out by u "a State Farm Bureau. 'e Officials of the Boston & Albar At Railroad have started an inquiry into u Fl collision which occurred at Worceste e' when an express train crashed into
 local, injuring 8 per sons. Most of u
 l injured were members of the Bostc U College baseball team. 'l l General CandidO Aquilar. form y Governor of the State of Vera Cruz ar U son-in-law fthe late President Venu ss tiano Carranza, has embarked on s- steamer leaving for Mexico. He d s- clared that he would return as soon as n- would be possible for him to do so.