Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-19

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 BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 The Philadelphia Heading Railway force about 1000 men.
 John Reed, magazine writer, died in Moscow, Russia, of typhus.
 King Albert of Belgium left Rio Ja- neiro for Antwerp on the steamship SIo Paulo.
 Political leaders declare that not more than two-thirds of those eligible register ed in New York.
 Railway and transport workers may ! walk out in sympathy with the coal min CTS in Great Britain.
 The Planters cotton gin at Sayrs. Okla. was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin The less is estimated at S2J,uVO.
 MaIatesta the head of the Italian ex- treme radicals, was arrested in Milan , charged with plotting against The gDvera-' ment General William Bramwen Booth, com nlanQeT lQ Cnlel Ol lnE od4NdN41h Al A+A-f | sd led for New York from Southampton on the Msu-etaria. | American steamship Krakow, destroyed by ire in the harbor at Havana, resulted l in loss of s15o0. 900. Authorities be- lieve the fire was of ircendiary origin | Attorney General Palmer, in a letter tc the National Security league. declared , she menace of the Reds is much less ser- ious now than a year and half ago. It was announced by tho republican Il state committee that all candidst-s "n thes I republican ticket in New York state VIII ccn1uct an active campaign tht' week.
 Edward Quail, engineer of q Pennsyl- vania railroad passenger train bound from Philadelphia for New York, was fatally l scalded yesterday in wreck :. A campaign to register disabled sol- } diers and sailors for vocational and edu- cational training will be started in New t York by the federal board for vocational 5 training
 No less than 917 students are attend- ing classes at Princeton this year. rms is inc larges. enroilmen' in the history l of the college and an increase of SI over last year.
 Dense fog bIanlxeted New York harbor . again yesterday and for the third con - secutive day shipping suffered delays. lii' , coming vessels were stopped outside the n harbor. '. Adherins to the policy of the American l. Federation of Labor, the Ono, SIite l. Federation of Labor. in convention al '. Dayton. made no indorsement of political l. candidates.
 l. IarasIo GabaIdon. newly elestel resi- l. dent commissioner from the Pl'lpr.ies l. announced that he will seek 'irnne dla'e Fl Philippine ind 7pendence" as soon as |, congress convenes.
 The Bureau of Statistics of S.w YorI
 st,te Industrial Commission. aft.F al
 analysis of reports of l.57e maautaciur IS e-s. show further decrease in unemp'oy
 ment of 2 per cent ne The State department declared that De ''asunes that no official or th@ es rlent would attempt to pry inio 'ne 'ls ed gage of foreign diplomatic officer li- searching for liquor. n- Twenty-Five thousand persons. ineiudin on several hundred trade eNcurslonists iol
 Houston and Fl Paso. Texas, witnesse ve the first bull fight of the season at Maj ps ico City.
 The Massachusetts Motor Corporatio of which was declared bankrupt two montl us ago. was placed in the hands of thr' he trustees who will close up its ousi ed ness.
 Six destroyers have been ordered to il
 Black Sea by the navy department to r cd leve a squadron of destroyers in the TOT su, assigned to Turkish waters under Re ia,ss Admiral Mark L. Bristol
 A great anarehistic plot was discover' in III in Milan, according to the newsrap m, P -rserveranza Arrest of the edito-i ieu staff of the anarch 'stic newspaper um -od nita Nuova is planned " oi In campaign speech at Indianapol .i iii William C. NcAdoo devoted himself oi- d'ssecting the Esch-Cummins Rahroi
 lbil. He defended government operati
 as the real solution of the transportati
 problem.
 The Interstate Commerce commissi ,iet suspended until next February Ia pi ,ed posed increases of 40 per cent on throu ,ti- rates to eastern and Canadian points of cotton and cotton linters originating bv Oklahoma, New Mexico and Kansas. uth 4. .5-,, . tbe hearing of the suit brought Charles s. Fairchilds for an injunct
 restraining Secretary Colby from ? ;roo1 mitigating the federal suffrage amei off ment. ss." ,.r,,,, b,rLer. agreed at n c re- ference at Washington with offimcis the ference at Washington with officials to tthe government and sugar companies lced afford relief from the present hnan'
 stringency in Cuba. uth- loD The "lid'' has been shut down light iko- gambling in Paris. The police h. the started a campaign on palatial billi pied palaces where thousands of people uth- millions on the result Of games played elnl- professionals.
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 ad- Fishing schooner Esperanto, -raeS h lugu of ;he New England fishing fleets itiun decade ago. will represent Alneri and fishermen on the challenge race with
 Ncva Scotian schooner pelawar
 queen of the Canadian fleet. D q, Announcement was made that for
 President William H. Taft is to be raw principal speaker at republican m ,n, ing to be held under the auspices Of f h,, Harding-Coolidge club of Yale univ eak. ity. in Wolsey hall, on the night Of