Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-25


 Bar gold was unchanged 1es 4d an William southam & Sons, Ltd, pur- chased the Winnipeg Tribune, it was an- nounced at Ottawa.
 Bar silver was unchanged at s9 1-2 cents an ounce in New York and 51 5-Sd an ounce in London.
 Mrs. T. G. Winter of Minneapolis, was chosen President of the General Federation of Women's Club at Des Moines.
 Extra police details were withdrawn from the Southside "black belt" Chi cago where two white mne were killed last week.
 that the United States may have an ob- server at Spa but no final decision has been made.
 NJ. Wites, leader of the popular party of Poland is entrusted with the form ing of a new cbainet to succeed that of Premier SkulSki.
 Great progress is being made in the I gions of northern France, according to the Paris Matin.
 Beginning Monday, July 5, the New York Morning Telegraph will sci for ten cents, the Sunday edition, will remain at the same price.
 several persons are reported to have been killed at Ulm, Wurttemberg in the course of riotous demonstrations against the high cost of living.
 Premier Lloyd George has confirmed early reports that Germany would not be informed of the total reparations to be paid at the Spa meeting, July ,.
 Uruguay accepted Britain's offer to pay in July $100000OO in gold due in December. under credit granted for the purchase of Uruguayan products.
 A new model of machine gun. operated by centrifugal force, is being tested by army officials and other governmental experts at the Bureau of Standards.
 American missionaries stationed at Resht, Persia, near the Caspian Sea, re- tired from that town when the bolshviiks approached it, and are reported safe
 Calvin Coolidge. governor of Massa- chusetts and republican nominee for vice president was given the honorary de- gree of doctor of laws by Bates Col lege.
 For the first time since it's erection decade ago, the Woolworth building, New York, taIlest office building in the worlds to be encountered by a mort gage.
 Harvesting in Oklahoma, is making rapid progress. Crop is estimated at S5,000,000 bushels. A serious problem of storing the crop is confronting the farmers.
 The Polo Association executive com mittee decided to issue a challenge for the international polo matches, to take place in@Engiand in June 1921, it was 1 announced.
 | Dartmouth College. at its 151st con- | mencement exercises, conferred the hono- rary degree of doctor of laws upon Mai or General George W. Goethals, and Herbert Hoover.
 Chief executives of the, four trans. 1 a i portation brotherhoods in Cleveland, deny rumors thta railroad unions will call a i strike this week.
 ] The crew of the schooner William c | May was landed at Philadelphia by the freighter Armenia afrter having beer rescued at sea. The schooner caught fire and was abandoned.
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 1 employed by F. l.. Smythe. machine manufacturers, of Nos. 14S-150 Eleventh avenue, New York, was held up anC robbed of the $1,40O payroll by two bandits.
 The Commercial Gable Co. announce. that the Halifax-Bermuda cable ha. 1 been interrupted. Messages for Jamaica l and other West Indies points will go tC | Havana. Messages for Turk Island anC the Bermudas will go via Jamaica.
 Large sales of nitrate for future de livery estimated by newspaper at Santi ago. Chile at from 600,000 to 800. O0C tons at a price averaging r shilling pel qunital. have been accompanied by a not able rise in Chilean exchange during the past few days.
 | Department of Justice received copiei 1 of a proclamation issued by the "cen 1 tral executive committee of America calling on all. transport workers o | America to refuse to load and trans port any materials for Poland or Japa, or any country fighting soviet Russia"
 The National Women's party will cal l a convention of women voters to decid l whether the party will centre it's activi ties in the campaign against the re 1 publicans or endorse a third party nov | ment and send speakers and workers t | fight both the republicans and democrats Alfalfa. mixed with certain organi chemicals, will produce a serviceabl grade of newsprint paper, according t J. M. Clark, of Boston, representative o a paper manufacturing concern, who ad dressed a meeting of the Pnittsburgl dressed a meeting of the Pittsburgl s125,O0 FIRE AT ATWATER
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