Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-26
BRIEF TELECRAMS

Five cases of yellow fever were re- ported during the last 24 hours in Vera Cruz.
 Paris quoted the American dollar at Il francs 92 centimes compared with Il francs 65 centimes at last close
 The Allied entente cordiaIe is expand ing on the stage in Paris and number of theatres are producing American plays
 Weekly statement of the Bank of France shows gold on hand amounted to 5,5s7,Sss, 900 francs for the week of June 23.
 Van g. Merlse-smith, of Oyster Bay, New York. was appointed third assistant secretary of state, succeeding BrecKen- ridge Long.
 Secretary Daniels and Secretary tions there relating to their respective Payne will go to Alaska to study condi- departments.
 Detention quarters at Ellis Island are so crowded it has been necessary to hold aboard ship a large number Of imrni- grants who recently arrived. Free ice will be distributed to New Yorlx-s poor this summer. Contracts have been made for delivery of so tons daily, expected to benefit 4o,OoO people.
 General Enrique Estrada has been named military commander of the states of Colima. Suanajuato, Jalisco, Aguas- calientes and Zacatecas, Mexico. Professor William IT. schoheld' head of the department of comparative lt- | ITpfv his home in Petersborough, \. H. 1 The Senate of London University adopted a resolution accepting the Rockefeller Foundation gift of fl,2o5'- | 900 for medical and research work | Attorney General C. l.. Hilton of Min | nesota apparently has been renominatec on the republican ticket over Thomas Sullivan of St. Paul, nan-partisan league candidate.
 It wns announced at the State De
 partment that the United States had re
 cognized the Herrera government 1T
 Guatemala which succeeded that of Dr
 Estrada Cabrera.
 Sheriff William Brown of Missauke
 county. near Lake City, Mich, reported arresting a man said to answer the de
 scription of Grover c. Bergdon, Phila delphia draft dodger.
 Machine guns were used by the polfe
 in repulsing anarchists who penetrate' the Fourteenth Gentry Sforza Palsc Park, Milan. An infantry lieutenant
 was among those killed. Secretary of War Baker announce I that illiterates. non-English speaking citi
 zens and aliens who declare their inten \ tion to become American citizens, will D admitted into the army. Bishops G. II. KinsoIving of Texas an \ George A Beecher of western Nebraska of the Protestant Episcopal church. sai ed from New York to attend the Lamoet conference Of the church at London The democratic national commits ktunsniHous1y agreed to send teleSrai f to the governor of Tennessee urging special session of the legislature to rat < fy the federal suffrage amendment. : General PershinE became III at Can ,e bridge, Mass, while attending the Ha yard commencement. He was attackt a by indigestion which caused him to r y frain from marching with the processio
 The French Foreign Onice has IS ceived information of the arrest by Il
 Prefect of Police of Aleppo. Syria.
 June l2. of Emir Ahmed Mukhtar. son
 Mahmoud Muwtar Pssha, former Turki
 ambassador to Germany.
 Frederick GimbeI, vice president ] M i seph Dowdell, general manager, al l1 Charles D. Slawter. buyer. in the meE ~ clothing department of Gimbel Bro U pleaded not guilty when arraigned nn nn fore William I. Grubb on charge sd profiteering.
 T. A dead lock Is believed to have !
 suited in the series of conferences Id tween representatives of Americas CT producing interests and General Jacir d Trevino. The oil men asked Trevino on cancel decrees made during the G i' ranza regime.
 Mrs. Theodore Bjorksten. who befs
 her marriage was Miss Martha Strickla e. of Springfield, Mass. and known as Fec ht Della Rocca, American prima doni " was awarded the Metallic d'Honnu' on by the French government for servi' oh as a nurse during the war. ice
 MEXICO IS HAVING