Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-10
BRIEF TELEGRAMS


 an ounce, compared with sod in London. |
 J. Stevens Uiman. Special Deputy | Police Commissioner of New York, died | at his home i
 Nomination of Henry Morrenthau of | New York, as Ambassador to Mexico !! will be withdrawn.
 French Embassy announced miIi- tary parade would be held. at American | cemeteries Decoration Day.
 According to report received in New York, the French have left Cilicia and may evacuate Syria entirely
 The dollar was quoted at 1e francs centimes in Paris compared with 16 francs 47 centimes at last close.
 Albert Thomas. French labor lender. has arrived in Berlin. where he will confer with German labor officials
 Despite the drop of F cents in the price of wholesale butter, retailers have only lowered their prices s cents.
 Judge Anderson overruIed a plea in abatement filed by Charles NJ Hughes on behalf of indicted mine workers
 Sir William Osler, who died last De- cember. bequeathed his medical and scientific library to MacGnl University, Montreal.
 President Wilson sent a message of coincidence to the King of Sweden on the death of his daughter, the Crown Princess.
 Governor Edward I. Edwards. of New Jersey, denied a report he would not go to the Democratic convention as a | delegate-at-large.
 Harry Sparrow, business manager of | the New York Yankees died of heart | failure and bronchitis, at his home in New York City
 Moscow report declares that the British Government removed the Sultan or Turkey to Broussa. an ancient capi- tai south of Constantinople
 Unofficial state convention of Repub- hcans at Saratoga in August will recom- mend a complete state ticket This was announced by Chairman Glynn.
 Former Speaker Joe Cannon is eighty four years old. Members of the House gave the Illinois representative an ova- ton when it was announced in the House.
 Twelve men were killed and 50 wound. ed in battle between the Carabineers and the Arditi in a mutiny in Fiume The troops involved beloned to d,Annun. zio forces
 Sir Hamar Greenwood. Chief secre. tary for Ireland. was reelected to par | in fIa f,.-a. alz by his recent appointment to the Irisi secretaryship.
 Eight men held up and robbed tn
 Drovers National Bank of East St Louis. taking s19.OO0. Officials of tn I bank fired on the robbers. killing on
 and capturing another. A new hearing of the increased far Il of the Hudson tubes will be held. n n is announced in letter received by tn T Hoboken Chamber of Commerce. fror
 the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 A study of profiteerine in America = industry made under the auspices c t the Railway Brotherhoods. was present y ed to the Railroad Labor Board in sur l. port of the workers demands for high CT pay.
 s Canon William Sheafe Chase, c n Brooklyn. asked Assistant District Al s torney Smith to lay before the gran J. jury certain information about the Wall
 CT boxing bill. awaiting the siiOatur J. of Gevernyr Smith. t Sir Auckland Geddes, British Amba, e sador, will go to Philadelphia, May 1, D to receive from the Franklin Institut
 a medal awarded to the Charles Parson l. the British engineer who invented tf 10 steam turbine engine.
 Decision to bring the Republican res, IT tution to end the state of war with Gel re many and Austria before the Senat n. Monday for continuous consideration LII es til final disposal was reached by u r. Senate Republican Steering Committe Ja Judge ChatfieId. of the Federal Distri ,r Court, signed an order prohibiting Ne 10 York from interfering with the resuml 70 tion of trolley service on Staten Islar ir by the Richmond Light & Railroad C
 under an Scent fare, pending a hearir d of the matter.
 Members of the executive committ ;r of the Amslgamated Association ,d Street and Electric Railway Employ of America sent a letter to Lindley ,o Garrison. receiver of the R. R. T.. d ss manding that he post notices in a :" depots and terminals instructing men
 stop efforts to organize a new bFothe Tt hood