Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-27

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 BRIEF TELEGRAMS 1 A municipal strike was called at Car diff, Wales.
 Marshal Foch will visit the United States in 1921, according to an announce ment in Strasbourg.
 The Bankers Club at No. 12O Broad way entertained Prince Carol, of Fsu mania, at luncheon.
 A group of American naval officers sailed for Peru to help reorganize the navy of that country.
 Rioting was renewed in Belfast. crowd tryin gto rush St. Mathews Cath olic church was fired upon by soldiers. Chairman White, of the Democratic National Committee, announced cam paign funds to date are less than $100,- 900.
 Shortage of labor and the high cost
 
 the housing shortage throughout the country.
 According to an announcement by Grover c. Whalen, all buses in opera tion in Staten Island will be discontin- ued today.
 Charles Evans Hughes, after a con- ference with Senator Harding, declared the latter was for a tribunal of inter- national justice.
 By terms of a deal between a British syndicate and Ameican coal interest, 35,ooO,OOO tons of coal will be shipped to Britain in five years
 A strike of E. R. T. employees is Dre- dicted for Saturday by union officials if Receiver Garrison or Federal Judge May CT do not change their attitude
 The body of W. K. Vanderbilt. who died in Paris, resting in a specially con structed funeral chapel on the liner Oly mpic, was brought to New York.
 The Chicago Evening Post, one of the John c. Shaffer papers, has announced that beginning Monday August 30. it's
 
 A squad of inspectors from the office of Thomas E. Rush, Surveyor of Port, seized $S0,o00 worth of drugs on the Greek steamer Themistocles, in Brook lyn.
 Railway union leaders at Danzig an- nounced that their organization decided to oppose passage of war materials from he Al1iaS to he arI1iec via zig.
 Reports received in London from anti bo!shevik sources state several serious outbreaks occurred against soviets in various parts, particularly the southern region.
 Gov. Coolidge. and Senator Lodge will open the Republican campaign in Mas sachusetts when they will speak at the Boston National League baseball pak Saturday.
 Adyices from Seoul say the American congressman who have been touring the far east arrived at that city anI were greeted by crowds of Koreans shouting: Long live Korea
 Police and two holdup men fought running gun fight in the business dis- trict of Chicago when a ho,dup was at tempted at the Illinois Pawners' Society. One bandit was caught.
 Under direction of Attorney General Palmer United States attorneys in Chi cago have started Federal Grand Jury inquiry inti alleged profiteering on the part of retail clothing dealers. 
 An announcement was made at the Republican national headquarters that women leaders of the party started front porch campaign for women in the Middle West and is extending east ward.
 Rum running between New York and Boston on road. rail and water routes, received a check when federal prohibition agents arrested five porters of the Met ropoltan line steamer Calvin Austin as they stepped ashore with IT suit cases of whiskey.
 Announcement was made of the for riation of law partnersl in between Robert Lansing of Watertown. N Y, former secretary of state. and Lester K Woolsev solicitor of the department. when Mir. Lansing was secretary. Their office will be in Washington.
 Nine of the principal railroads opnr- atine in Minnesota instituted suit in the [. s. district court St. Paul. for tenn porary and permanent injurctiors to pre- vent the State Railroad and Warehouse Commission from enforcing q return to the old 2-cent-a-mile intrastate rate SUFFRAGE PROCLAMATION
 SIGNED BY SEC'Y COLBY