Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-13

il1l11iOA QOlidAS Suspension of work in many steel
 plants, throwing thousands of workmen out of employment, is threatened be- cause of car shortage. Scotland Yard was called upon to aid
 in solving the mysterious murder in New
 York of Joseph Bowne Elwell, whist ex- pert, turfman and Don Juan"
 Word from Washington was to the ef-
 feet that the population of Litchfeld
 county by the census of 76,262 as com
 pared with 70,260 in 1910. | More than twenty thousand employees of the Pennsylvania railroad were
 awarded medals by the company
 Two forest rangers were killed at AL
 tua, near Red Bluff, California, when the
 flying machine in which they were mak-
 ing their rounds crashed to the ground. Rev. Dr. John Calvin Goddard, pastor
 of the Congregational church Salisbury,
 presented his letter of resignation, ef- fective on the first Sunday in November Feor of coal famine in New England this winter is expressed in a report of the New England Fuel Commission and forwarded to the governor of six states. By direction of President Wilson Distinguished Service Cross was awarded to General March, chief of staff of the army for gallant services in the Philip pines.
 Premier MiIlera nd in a speech at Spa 1 declared that the allies are not anxious to stand on their liberal rights, but want to treat Germany literally, even royalty.
 Fire which swept Cover Canyon, Ari- zona, destroyed more than 100 homes and caused two children to lose their | livesA The fire was caused by an over heated stove.
 George Caldwell White, formerly pres
 ident and manager of Rogers & Sons, i silver plate manufacturers of New York,
 mad a resident of Brooklyn, died at 1 Greenwich Saturday.
 Governor Percival W. Clement of Yer
 mont issued a proclamation refusing to i call the legislature ln special session to
 make possible ratification of the federal
 amendment for woman suffrage. |
 The Uswoco mills of the United States 1 Wofsted Company, employing 15oo and | Walworth Brothers Worsted mill employ 1 ing 300 at Lawrence, Mass, were re-
 opened after shutdown of two weeks. 1 James H. Donovan and William Phisl abfy fatally hurt when Phisl's automobile were killed and Harry s. Grugman prob
 plunged over 2J-root embankment at
 Buffalo.
 Members of all Parties will join in | Poughkeepsie, N. Y, this evening in well coming Franklin D. Roosevelt, democratic
 nominee for the vice { sideecN to his | home county.
 l The Kansas City Journal announced an within Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma,
 advance in it's mail subscription rates
 fixing the annual rate at sS and at SIP i in other states
 Investigation into the pre-convention | campaign of A Mitchell Palmer will be postponed for three weeks. according to 1 Senator Reed, of the Senate Investiga- l tions Committee.
 ! Government detectives have started to comb through northern New York for
 Grover C. Bergdoi1, the wealthy draft dodger. Five hundred men are cooperat- ] ing in the search.
 The oldest "devil dog" is soon to be
 retired by the government. He is Henry i J. Wis, of Pittsfeld, Mass. who has
 served continuously in the marine corps l for forty-five yers.
 Professor Israel FriedIander and pr. Cantor, a rabbi in the Free Synagogue, both of New York were killed by bandits ] near Kamenetz-Podolsk, Poland, accord | ing to advices from Warsaw. Requests by physicians that they be given more prescription blanks for whis- key have been denied at Chicago. The doctors claimed that 100 forms every three months was not sufficient.
 Employees of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit are formulating new demands on the company which are said to include a 25
 per cent. increase in pay an eight hour
 instead of nine hour day and one full day each month with pay.
 The United States shippnie board steamer Lake Elwin, beached at Sandy Point last Monday. after striking sub merged rock near the Straits of Canso,
  it's voyage to New York. August Jaeiicks. Jr., president of the Hanover, Kansas State Bank and pres ident of the Hanover. Telephone Co.,. was
 arrested at Alexandria. and according to
 the police admitted that he was s15S,o0o short in his accounts. Edward C. Self, his wife and child. of
 Port Washington. Pa., and man and
 woman unidentified, were killed at
 Ronks. Pa, when an automobile in which they were riding was struck by Penn
 sylvania railroad train. Three employees of the Pacific Coast
 Coal Co.,, mine rescue team at Black Diamond are dead and a fourth is ex- pected to die as a result of breathing
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