Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-16
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

| New York quoted bar silver at s5 cents m ounce and London at A lid.
 A landslide for Harding and Coolidge Is predicted by former President William H. Taft.
 The allies have decided to abandon Batoun, Transcaucasia, in the near fu- ture.
 Charles H. Harding, 77 years. widely l known as a manufacturer of woolens, l died at Philadelphia.
 Census Bureau announced cotton con sumed in May amounted to 541,eSo bales of lint and 31,032 of linters.
 German government printing works. according to the Kreuz-Zeitung. turned out in May 4,250,e00 marks of uncovered paper money.
 Norman H. Davis, Tennessee, was ap- pointed by President Wilson to be under secretary of state, succeeding Frank L. Polk. who resigned.
 Major General Edwards, commander of the 18th Division, New England, was among the 42 men given honorary de- grees by Syracuse University.
 Government officials and telegraph op- orators employed on the national lines Of Cuba have reached an agreement by the operators strike which ended.
 Exports from Mexico to the United Statse during ten months ended April 30 last amounted to 155, ,000,00 pesos, com pared with 31,000,000 year ago.
 Boisheyiki are pouring into the Kiev region, backed by the greatest number of divisions ever facing the Poles, who are withdrawing their main forces.
 A third political party to contest in the coming Presidential campaign will be launched in Chicago July 10, headed by Amos Pinchot and a committee of forty eight
 Herr Heinze moderate conservative, of Berlin. who was asked by President Ebert to form a cabinet, renounced the. task T1ter oppA ior! by majority socialists.
 Three thousand operatives In the Henry Sonneborn clothing factory of
 
 which union leaders declared amounted to a lockout. The Wisconsin branch of the Non-Par- tiSan League is expected to go on record at Madison. today as endorsing the en- | tire state ticket of the La Toilette. fac tion.
 Unless striking longshoremen get their demands for so cents an hour and S1.20 for overtime before June 2S all coast wise workers of New York will be called out on strike.
 Two men were killed and another was | badly injured when eight pounds of dyn- amite exploded on board their boat st Middle River, Florida The; party were dynamiting fish.
 It was announced that Chilean govern ment is in the market to buy in the United States sS.0o0, 900 worth of railroad rolling stock to be used on Chilean gov ernment railroads.
 | Second instainaents of income and ex- cess profits taxes for 1919 due .yesterdst ! will yield the government sf50.0oo. .01o according to estimates by the Bureau bi Internal Revenue.
 Turkish Nationalist troops raided the island of Marmora Saturday, setting fire to Greek villages and attacking the Greek steamer Angehike from Rodosto, which escaped and gave alarm.
 England is confronted with a labor lockout within three weeks, as a result of demands of the workrnen in the en- gineering and allied industries for furth. CT increases in wages.
 Many lives were lost and great prop. erty damage is reported near San Juan northwestern Honduras from terrific storm which burst over the country Five inches of rain fell.
 Former Senator James H. Lewis ot Illinois announced at Dallas, Tex, h, would be a candidate for democrati, nomination for vice president at the Sar Francisco convention.
 The opening session of the Postmasters Association of New York State, was at tended by nearly $50 members. Franklin D.. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navy, was principal speaker.
 A heavy fog over SauIt Ste Marie l Mich, caused number of minor ship. plug accidents. The steamer k. R. Haz- gard was grounded following collision with an unidentified steamer. President Hibben, of Princeton Uni versity. in his baccalaureate sermon to the senior class declared for5s of today are slaves to the Goddess of Folly. in her domain, the fashion of the hour"
 By resolutions the Utsh J.ate demo- cratic convention went on record fov- l bring William G. McAdoo former sec retary of the treasury, as the democratic nominee at the San Francisco conven- | tion June 2S.
 One man was killed and twenty in- jured when the Pere Marquette Resort ! Special bringing weekend parties from Michigan summer resorts. crashed head on into an eastbound freight train in the South Chicago yards.
 l Premier Lloyd George has informed the house of commons that the govern ment has sent representations to the ambassador at Washington concerninr the effect of the Jones bill on British mercantile marine
 George R. Murray, graduate manager or athletics at Princeton. announced sr- engagements were male for Yale and Princeton to meet on the Polo Grounds next Saturday to pIay-off the tie in their series of baseball games.
 Persia's appeal for protection against Russian blosheviki aggression was ex- pected to be one of the first subjects discussed by the Council of the League of Nations at the opening session at St. James Palace, London