Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-03

IA PACES-1O4 COLL Condensed IeIegrams Polish army lasses of 1900 and 1901 were called to the colors.
 Leat tobacco held by nanufaeturers Ian. l totals 1.31S,131, ,291 pounds.
 Manufactured exports of the United States in December totaled $SS1,413,- 271.
 Bar silver was quoted at s1.33 an ounce in New York compared with sSd in London.
 Gold coin amounting to s1oo.ooo was tne New York sub-treasury.
 Walter Phillips, inventor of the Phillips code used by all press teleg- raphers, is dead at Vineyard Haven. Mass.
 It is reported one of koIshak's gen. si-als has challenged General Janin, who surrendered the admiral to the 
 Rumors circulated in Germany that the nation is planning to stop pay ment of interest on national and war loans were denied.
 Premier Nitti of Italy will return to Paris this week to learn Premier attitude toward Italian aspirations in the Adriatic
 Vale undergraduates are to. have the privilege of attending lectures on politics, to be given weekly under the auspices of the Yale Daily News.
 Seven persons are known to have been killed when fire famed by a high wind destroyed 15 temporary residences at CIairton, Pa.
 Dispatches from the state of Micas Cereas, Brazil, report that an earth quake shook down a number of houses in the country districts.
 Socialists of Oklahoma, in conven- tion at Oklahoma City, endorsed Eu- gene V. Debs, now serving a 20 year sentence at Aalanta, for presidency.
 Chairman Page of the senate naval committee has appointed Senator Poindexter member of the sub com mittee Investigating naval awards in place of Senator Newebrry.
 A brewing apparatus and a quanti- ty Of cider were seized by officers in raid on Daniel Webster's birthplace in Franklin N. H., owned by the state of New Hampshire.
 Albert Bushnell Hart, professor of the science of government at Harvard university, has been appointed Harv- ard exchange professor at the Sor- bonne universities, France.
 Lieut.. J. H. Knight, pilot. of. the aerial maiIplane between Cleveland and Chicago, established a record in making 335 miles at an average speed of 155 miles an hour.
 Japanese government denied any part in labor troubles in Hawaii. Jap anese and Filipino labor leaders pre- dict a general walkout of workers on sugar plantations.
 All inc Sim Fsin. officials found al their homes in Dublin, Limerick Thurles and elsewhere were arrested and sent to Dublin Bay to await ship ment to England.
 One thousand croatians who lief, their jobs in the steel mills of Pitts burgh and Gary to light for their na- tive country are stranded at Gospic Croatia, with no means of returning to this country.
 Word was received at the navy de- partment that six of eight Eagle boats are icebound in the St. Lawrence riv- CT at Quebec. and it is believed the dotilla will be frozen in until spring None of the boats was damaged.
 War department announced an aerial relay race along the Mexican border resulted in sending an of1icIal message 1000 miles in 510 minutes Nine machines participated.
 Reports from Bucharest state that the bolsheviki are waiting at the ma Aia. Soviet troops are reported ready to advance if peace is refused
 A mysterious fire which started amidships burned the interior of the United States shipping boards freight steamer Kaskaslli. The blaze started while the ship was in her berth at Hobolsen.
 Following completion of his testi mony before the sub committee of the senate foreign relations commit tee, Ludwig c. A. K. Martens will be arrested and examined by frlmi gra : ton authorities at Baltimore.
 Six men were rescued from the James river, near Newport News, by the schooner Navahoe, after clinging to a barrel and driftwood for six hours with the temperature 10 de- grees below zero.
 A group of French parIiamentari- : ans, industrialists and financiers are forming committee to buy from the French government one of the cha teaus of the former German emperor in Lorraine. to be presented to former Premier Clemenceau.
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