Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-09

faCCOTQl9 hO lFlS0 PoitCef FcScuh du- confirmed reports of a Sim Fein plot for an armed uprising in Ireland were based on a fact.
 New York State Senate passed a bill providing for an appropriation of $250, 900 to, build a new state arsenal in New York city.
 According to Irish police, recent un- Jersey secretary of agriculture, seri-
 ous shortage of labor exists in all sec
 tions of the state.
 New Jersey senate passed a bill ex-
 tending the prize fight limit from eight | to twelve rounds. The bill will go to
 Governor Edwards at once. The Harvard, AeronuatieaI society
 announced that it had been notified by
 the navy department that it would be
 given the navy seaplane Ss-B.
 Greek troops were authorized by the supreme military council to ad- vance in Asia Minor in anticipation
 Of an attack by. Turkish rebels. | c. P. Bartholomew and John c. I Emison were elected to the board Of
 directors at the apnpal meeting of the American Smelting & Refining Il Representatives of the New Yort State Grange are m Albany to exert
 their influence for tn passage of a
 sweeping daylight saving repeal meas
 ure.
 State department announced discus.
 sion between the United States
 France. Great Britain and Italy on tn, Ruhr Valley situation are now in pro gress.
 Petitions were circulated in Port 5 land, Oregon. yesterday to place thu 2 name of William Howard Taft on tn Oregon primary ballot for endorse ment as republican candidate fol I president.
 Managers of chieaeo's six Ieadinl
 hotels were selected as a coroner ,, jury recently to determine whether al alleged street irritation is sufficien I grounds for killing a man. The New York senate repealed tn J 'conductorette" bill passed by tn i, 1919 legislature fixing the hours of la bor of women employed on surface , elevated and subway lines.
 Sailing on her first voyage as
 passenger liner, the steamship Sant Teresa. left New York for Valpaira is and other west coast South America a ports with passengers and cargo. l A break in the Muscatine island Ie D wee twelve miles south of Muscatin 2 has inundated thousands of acres O
 farm land and the overflow Of a con ! siderable part of South Muscatine Iowa, is threatened.
 :. Vice Chancellor Fielder forbade tn t Francisco Sugar company U i5as 7 sugar plantations to a Cuban taDr T poration for the purpose of evadin federal incame taxes of more thal g s1,0Oo.G 900.
 : It was announced in Athens that al Italian commercial mission arrived i l that city on the way to Russia to ne 8 gotiate with the soviet government fo
 the purpose of obtaining raw material
 for manufacture.
 Senators and representatives wer
 among the guests at a dinner give g in Washington for Ramon De Valers : provisional president of the Irish re . public prior to his departure f6- l tour of the south.
 Increases in ocean freight rate f from the United Kingdom to Mort l America will take place on April 1.
 ranging from 25 per cent on lowe l classes of goods to 50 per cent. O f aiore valuable articles. Senate foreign relations cormitte
 decided to advise Secretary of Stat v Colby that he might, if he chose, mak : public testimony given before tn
 committee in executive session in con
 nection with the confirmation of hi
 nomination.
 Russian (anti- soviet) legation hand d ed note to the Chinese warning thei I that the soviet's peace offer. in whic . the Chinese Eastern Railway and oth t CT concessions are promised. cannc y be, considered until the allies recos l. nize the soviets.
 e James J. Larsin, Irish aqitato if charged with criminal anarchy, aske d Justice Teeks to vacate Jurisdiction i l. the case So that some other judge ma
 sit in the trial. He characterized rt
 marks of Justice Weeks as "heterC
 geneous, conglomerate and illogical Mrs Marion Loynes Otterson l. Concord, N. H.. was indicted by ti d grand jury for the murder last O, Q tober of her brother law, Mauri, .s Otterson. The latter was killed |: re the family home in Hooixsett whi