Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-04

The Navy Department is sending six | destroyers to Mexico waters to relieve those on duty tehre.
 An uninstructed delegation will repre- sent Vermont at the democratic national convention in San Francisco.
 Under the agreement senate provisions providing for d permanent shipping board of seven members were retained.
 William Jennings Bryan announced he would go to the G. O. ?. convention to work among the candidates for a dry" plank.
 Forty-fve persons were killed in May by automobiles. five by trolley and three by wagons on the streets of New York city.
 The body of Lieut.. Richard W. Thomp- son, who was killed. when his plane fell into Jamaica Bay, was found at Rox- bury, L. l.
 condition of cotton crop as of May 25 last shows cotton at 62.4 per cent. normal compared with 75.6 in 1919. Twenty-nine stowaways, including three women. were discovered on the Brazilian steamship Santarem. which ar rived at New York from Havre'  | 4 coal administrator and an appro- priation for expenses were requested by Governor Coolidge in a special message 10 the Massachusetts House.
 General r. Elias Gales, former gov- ernor of Sonora, has been appointed min ister of war in the cabinet of Provisional President de la Huerta of Mexico.
 Major General William S. Graves who commanded American expeditionary forces in Siberia, was assigned to Fort William Mckinley. Rizal, Philippine Islands.
 Daniel olihan of Bridgeport was re- appointed by Governor Holcomb steam boiler inspector for three years from June s.
 The house adopted the conference re- port on the army appropriation bill last night by vote of 127 to Il. The bill carries S395 100000.
 After searching all night, prison
 guards reported five of the eight convict.
 from the United States prison at Atlants were still at large after cutting their way 1 through a window.
  House rules committee recommended favorable action resolution by Rep resentative Kahn, of California, calling [ for an investigation into the escape o Grover c. Bergdol.. The John A. Roberts Corporation. O
 Utica dealers in wearing apparel. wa.
 fined s55,O 900 by Federal Judge Howe, a 1 Syracuse following their conviction O
 
 A radio message from the destroye . tender Black Hawk at Vera Cru
 said that four new cases of buboni ,, plague. with one additional death, ha, been reported at that port.
 The Havana chamber of commerce pc titioned the Cuban governmnet to talk necessary action so that 400 coo sacks O '. sugar of the present crop be retaine on the island and withheld from expor = Tokio cable to Japanese news . paper at Honolulu reports 21 of the f
 large wholesale rice dealers closed thei f doors and signed an agreement not t . reopen as a proest against high taxa
 ton.
 Warning that the penal provisions
 he Interstate Commerce act would b . invoked unless the railroads comply wit | orders designed to relieve freight conges II ton was issued by the Interstate Con : merce Commission. Forty railroad men who participated = the recent strike of switchmen are o r trial in the federal court at Los Angelo - charged with violation of the Lever at " by interfering with the transportation "a necessities of life. n The New York and New Jersey Pr, 5 duce company of New York was fine k, s1.0e0 by Judge Augustus N. Hand ,a the United States district court in tn: ,s city. after pleading guilty to an indie h ment charging profiteering in potatoes ~ By unanimous vote the house judiciaI '- committee ordered out a resolution r o pealing all wartime emergency legisl: ;g tion except the Lever food control ac If trading with the enemy and District
 Columbia rent profteering measure. le Representatives of Great Britain. Be N giun. Denmark, Spain. Holland, Norwa ie Sweden and Switzerland will meet
 conference in Paris June 10 for the pu
 pose of establishing common plan f
 action for the protection of foreign ere IL itors of Russia.
 C. Discontinuance of extreme and fire: e. styles will play a great part in reducir ve the cost of women's garments, I. 'i- Weatherly, aid to Attorney Genre le Palmer. told members of CleveaI le Carmen Manufacturers association, IT. session in Cleveland Id
 e. Whiskey and alcohol to the extent re ooo.00o was passed by the senate and SC IT. o000 was carried off by organized ban 10. from warehouses and liquor deale SO throuEhout the country by use of ia
 permits, bearing forged signoture
 Charles R. o'Connor, prohibition direct
 of New York.
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