Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-17

1 domestic price remained unchanged at 99 1-2 cents.
 | Frederick H. Post, polo player and ] member of the Meadow Brook Hunt club is in a serious condition from an- 1 thrax in Bellevue hospital
 The plant of the Cahunont Knitting
 Mills, No. 174 Worth street, New York,
 was robbed of sweaters, scarfs and
 raw materials valued at s2,500. i President Paul DeschaneI notified
 the French government that he will re-
 sign within a month if he is unable to resume his duties within that time l The Russian soviet accepted all the
 conditions laid down in the note sent
 to Moscow by Premier Lloyd George
 relative to an armistice with Poland.
 Police Commissioner Enriqht of New York instructed the police not to ar rest but to issue summons for minor infractions of the law during the sum mer.
 The entire fire department of Mem
 phis went out on strike. Their places were filled by volunteers, composed of
 lawyers, bankers, business pen and
 ex-soldiers.
 l According to information reaching
 London the soviet government is of fering reward of 100000 rubles for
 the head of a man claiming to be Nich-
 olas II of Russia.
 Senator Harding was notified by
 Eugene Nixon, president of the Young
 Mems Republican Club of New York, that the young men will support him.
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 | In statement issued at Scranton, the United Mine Workers of America
 charge that the anthracite coal com
 panies made millions in hidden profits" each year.
 Two persons were killed, 30 injured i and damages amounting to 10000, 900 lire was done during the disorders at Trieste in which Jugo-Slav hotels and
 business places were wrecked. Jose G. Guerra, disposed president of Bolivia, and number of other officials Of the overthrown government have been deported by the new regime. it 1 was reported to the state department
 The soviet delegates at Dorpat, nes gotiating peace with REPRESENTATIVES Of Finland, have become arrogant on several question:, taking cours Re from the recent successes against the Poles.
 Eleven thousand barrels of whiskey. valued at $4,000, 900, as sold by Ken lucky distillery to a Chicago wholesale drug firm, which will dispose of the | liquor to drug stores for medical pur- poses.
  A grand jury at chicaqo returned two indictments for murder against Carl Wanderer, who confessed to kill ing his wife and a stranger whom he used as dupe to give an appearance of robbery.
 Census reports show 4,ooo persons who claim to be one hundred or more years old, while the number past nine ty is far over 30,000. More women live to be one hundred than men, the re- port indicates.
 American who plan to visit India were warned by the British embassy that they should take into account the existing hotel accommodation shortage in that country and the difficulty of engaging return passages. UT. 1anieI Von HalmhaOSeny ulf6 er- secretary of Foreign Affairs, expressed to M. de Marcilly, French charge d. affaires at Berlin, regret of the Ger. man government at the tearing down of the French flag from the embassy.
 Advices received from Managua said that as result of the diplomatic aid extended by the American government, Nicaragua had paid since July the last of its wartime and current obli- gations, leaving no indebtedness ex- cept that which is bonded.
 pr. Royal s. Copeland returned to New York on board the Lapland after representing the United States at, Brussels at the Royal Institute of Pub lice Health and warned federal and city authorities that measures must be taken to prevent the spread in this country of cholera.
 The single tax party adopted the following platform in Chicago: Full rental value of land shal be coected by the government instead of taxes and all buildings and other improvements on land, all industry, thrift and enterprise, all wages, salaries and incomes and every product of labor be exempt from tax"