Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-08

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 CONDENSED TELECRAMS
 Five cruisers and ten destroysrs were allotted to France and Italy.
 skirrnishes are soins on between British and Turkish 1orces in Ana tolia.
 The death of Laurent Honore Mar queste. the sculptor was announced ns Paris.
 New York quoted bar silver - was London.
 Six million of Austria's ten million people are reported suffering from starvation.
 Leaders of the harbor strikers of New York called Samuel Gompers to | their aid.
 An attempt to poison Bella Kun and other communist interned at Steinhof was made.
 | Owing to high prices, fuel buying of railroads will be put of until late m the summer.
 l Bar gold was quoted at 1o3s an ounce in London. compared with 1o5s at last close.
 1 Six leaders of last years general | strike was sentence dto jail at W lnhl-
 peg, Canada.
 l U. S. Shipping Board steamer Rear ney is disabled at sea, according to
 wireless reports.
 l American dollar was quoted at 14 frs. >S2c, compared with 14 frs. TIC
 at last close in Paris.
 | Nomination of Hampson Gary of Texas to be minister to Switzerland was confirmed by the senate Senators and Representatives from
 cotton state considered plans to estao-
 fish a market abroad for raw cotton i goods.
 William D. PennelI agent of the Hill ! mill, Lewiston, Me. since 1S90, died suddenly at his home there. He was :, born in 1S47.
 s AssembIynan Louis A. cuvilIier, et :. Manhattan, announced his canoioacs for the democratic nomination for at . torney- general
 Two airpIanes flying over Patehogu " carried on a wireless telephone con
 yersation with members of the staf y of Patchogue &st. . Marshal Foeh had a conference witt s Prmier MilIerandg Later the premie $ received Hugh C. Wallace. the Ameri d can Ambassador.
 o A call for the democratic New Yor - state committee to meet at the Hote :, Kickerbocler at New York, April Il ,e was issued from Albany
 Reports received from Sofia, Bul
 garia, show that communists won 4
 seats in the Bulgarian elections, SC s cialists, 25 and the peasants, llS. n National City Bank of Nv York an y nounced opening Of branches at As Id fdrid Spain and Limas Peru. A tot le of 55 foreign branches is reported l- North Atlantic shipping lines deeis m led to increase freight rates very SUI r. stantialiy from the United Kingdo pr to North America as from April I. 'r Feseral> Judae KiiIits ordered tE D. Toledo Railways and Light Go. to IT s5 store street car service. threatening oe fame a receiver if the company refu' ;s, ed.
 ss Secretary Daniels told the sena re naval committee that he hoped tn $, "in two years or less we will have he machine that has flown across u 35 Pacific"
 Reports from Chicago state that e " idnce said to Involve brokers in ns conspiracy to corner the corn mark
 would be presented to the Feeder SO grand jury fl, Pietro Maseani and Giacomo Pu
 cini&, composers, will be elected Ter the Italian senate before reopening n- the parliament, according to an ltali ia- newspaper. m. Snator Mclean, chairman of as Snate Committee on Banking a o- Currency, fayorably reported |
 measure authorizing the minting of
 two-cent coin- sE Complete Detroit returns show II
 tn voters decided in favor of bondi -as the city for $15.00o,000 to begin co la struction of municipaIly -owned str ion railway system.
 
 ,ee Sixty-five thousand naval reser law men in New York district are offer i've a bonus, increased pay and thii yho days furlough as an inducement de- reenlist in the navy. ts A 27 per cent. wage increase h;s coal miners in the non-union Log tbs field of West Virginia was announ' Ise by J. J. Ross, president of the Loe tad County Coal association. .+s Representative Masee, of New Yo the introduced bill providing for the ; is pointment of a committee to inqu tsa into the depreciation of the mar vsn value of Liberty Bonds.
 Hugh Gibson, American minister
 Poland, left Warsaw for Washing
 via Berlin and Paris. John Camp SA White, secretary of legtaion. Is
 charge during his absence. by Troops were sent by the Sax
 government to capture Max Hoelz, 1ba communist brigand, who was recer the holding up towns with the aid of ise, armed gang in five automobiles. the Ennloxrnent of union men to fi