Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-15

Senator Ashurst of Arizona underwent | 1a minor operation at the Georgetown | hospital in Washington and physicians reported he is resting comfortably.
 The International Woman Suffrage Alliance Congress, at it's closing session at Geneva, accepted an invitation to hold the next congress in Paris in 1922.
 Eight oil tankers belonging to a Ger man subsidiary of the StandaH Oil Co. finally were allotted to the United States for transport of petrol and oil to Europe
 Bainbridse Colby, secretary of state. is being discussed as the possible spokes- man for President Wilson at the demo- cratic national convention at San Fran cisco.
 A silent officer" so called, used at street intersections for traffic purposes was condemned as traffic obstruction by the Supreme court of errors of New Haven.
 Hearings by the commission appointed by President Wilson to settle the anthra-7 cite wage controversy probably will be held somewhere in the state of Penn sylvania.
 TedtutnB l0KIO reported the Soviet government at Moscow was l overthrow and Leon Trotzky was killed.
 Lenine escaped. Gen. Brusilon reported in charge.
 Gov. Smith of New York, Charles F.
 Murphy. Tammany Hall leader, and for mer Senator Thomas Taggart were the principals of quiet conference at French Lick, Ind.
 I
 June week exercises at the military academy at West Point, N Y, began with an athletic victory fo rthe gradu-
 ating class which will receive diplomas on Tuesday.
 Additional warrants against Dmydro
 Rwankiw, a Russian, who was ordered deported were issued by Assistant Secre- l tary of Labor Post, charging the alien
 with moral turpitude"
 William A. Taylor, well know in Chi
 cago and New York neYspaperdom, died at his home in Chicago. He was
 charter member and former president of l the Chicago Press club Annual session for the New Jersey State Bar Association concluded at At lantic City, and retiring President Bacon of Bridgeport, made a stirring plea for more effective organization.
 I W. D. Dorsey, federal prohibition agent, was killed while engaged in de- stroying moonshine still he had dis l covered in a house occupied by John
 Farmer, near Cleveland, Ga. | General education board of the Rocke-
 which Grinnell College is raising among tion of $50o,000 to complete the $1,500, 900
 feller Foundation announced an contribu-
 its friends at Grinnell Iowa.
 Public Service Commissioner Lewis
 Nixon ordered the Kings County Light
 ing Co.,, to spend $2,50o,000 for new
 equipment to increase capacity TO per
 cent to serve 1,400 new residents.
 jury in the Supreme court awrad-
 ed $122,566.22 to France in her case T against the Lehigh Valley Railroad for
 damages suffered by that country in
 1916 in the Black Tom explosion. The bodies of James G. Blaine and his wife, Harriet Stanwood Blaine, brought , here from Washington under the aus pices of the state of Maine, were buried i in Forest Grove cemetery at Augusta Me.
 Fl a number of persons in the audience } were injured one of them seriously when a bomb was exploded during per , | formance at the National Theater a
 Havana.
 B Police Inspector Dominick Henry o B New York, convicted of perjury in tn,
 criminal branch of the Supreme Cour+
 spent the day in the Tombs and will re
 main there until Tuesday when he vii
 be sentenced by Justice Weeks
 Pennsylvania railroad detectives wer . notified today, upon the arrival at Pitts u burgh from Chicago of a special trail T T bearing delegates from the republican national convention, of the theft on tn . train of jewels valued at s500o0. f Secretary Daniels commended thre t seamen for heroic conduct in rescuinl n companions from death by drowning s They are: J. T. Flanagan, gunner e mate; William Butzon, coxswain; ant l. James D. Shea, former ships cook $ While attempting to extinguish fire il e the $1.500,000 cargo of sugar, on tn d Cardigan fthe French Lick, Captail l. Williams was overcome by smoke ant -s was rescued by William Davis mate O ,- the vessel. Damage is estimatel at $10e, 1t 900.
 The simultaneous resignation of fou
 European cabinets-the Italian Polisl L Hungarian and Austrian-is viewed 1
 official circles here to be significar n chiefly as demonstrating the difficulty C l. adapting politics and economic condi 70 tions to the peace terms. @ Property of the late Victoriano Huert d former President of Mexico. Gen Diaz n Francisco Villa, J. NJ. Maytorena an d Eugenio Parades, revolutionary chieftain d wkere excepted from the order relative t
 the restriction of confscated propert = issued by the Mexican government t. Forms for the f~-mer German pas IT senger liner Leviathan bids on whic D. will be opened June 30, by the Shippin le Board must be accompanied by certifie in check for s100,000 and the purchase
 must pay 20 per cent of his bid in cas n with 10 years to pay the remainder. 1t 4 pick and shovel brigade of priva, S. detectives tomorrow will begin sy, is tematic search of the 100 acre estate f. Enrico Caruso at Easthampton, N I e. in a final effort to discover the hidir of place of half a million dollars worth h. jewels that were stolen from the tenor