Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
AoRwleH CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1920

4, 1920 TEN PAC
 BRIEF TELEGRAMS l
 John servis, 4S. was found dead in the rear room of saloon in Stamford.
 There was slight improvement in | he condition of Misha Oppelbaum.
 Porto Rico held the first general cleo .ion since the granting of American cit | Menship.
 August Marxbausen, publisher of the | Detroit Abend Post, died in Detroit aft l CT a long illness.
 Austrian finance deporament admits . ! Government deficit for the current year | of 13,O00, 100000 crowns.
 Interstate Commerce Commission an l .nounced that 6,97S persons were killed | and 149,053 injured in 1919.
 Three hundred cities and districts in Scotland are voting on prohibition. Both | Si edasre claiming a victory.
 Vermont, as always, went republican, giving Harding the largest plurality on record in the state, 44,301.
 The liner La France, of the French Line, arrived at New York five hours ahead of the time set for her arrival.
 Fewer persons were killed on railroads during 1919 than in any year since 1898 and fewer were injured than in any year since 1910.
 Demands for prompt disarmament of militia detachments were handed to the .Bavarian Government by the interallied control commission in Munich.
 Dutch newspapers reported the Rus sian Bolshvili propaganda bureau, for merly centralized in Amsterdam has been divided into four sections. The population of Nome, Alaska. was considerably reduced when the steamer Victoria left that town with $50 inhabi- tants, leaving only 200 in the town. Francis Bonano of Somerville, Mass, was shot and fatally wounded in quar- rel. His brother-in-law, Joseph Romano, was arrested as he was running through l the streets carrying q TeNOlNeI. | Fifty thousand refugees fleeing before the advance of Russian Bolsheviki in northern Crimea are attempting to find ships to bring them to Constantinople. | Luigi Floriani, 36, who came to Bristol four months ago from Providence, R. l., 1 to @|rl6 for the Bristol Water company, was killed while in 9 trench at Harwin- | ton.
 In q total vote of IS, GOO less than that cast fin the state election in September. Maine gave Harding a plurality of 76.333 over Cox, 11.Oo0 more than the plurality given Tarkhurst for governor.
 George w. Stevens, president of the
 Chesapeake and Ohio railway, dropped
 dead at the Greenbrier, White Sulphur
 Springs. West Virginia, said a message
 received in Richmond, Va.
 Rhode Island, like the other New Eng
 land states, established a record in pres
 idential pluralities Tuesday when it gav'
 Harding a margin over Cox, with onl. three precincts missing, of 52,129.
 George White, chairman of the demo : cratic national committee, in his onl | | comment last night on election, said ''We. are disappointed, but not disheart
 ered."
 ; Light snowstoTms were reported in S U Paul and throughout Minnesota. ColC u clear weather following snowstorms wer . reported in northern and western NJ II braska.
 e roIice reserves had to be called oJ
 to keep back the crowds at fire in tn Episcopal Church of the Epiphany, Le1 T ington avenue and Thirty-ffth stree
 New York.
 According tO a Russian who arrive ,s in Berlin from Moscow, Lenine an
 Trotzky strongly favored the election el Senator Harding as President of Il gs United States,
 O. Public Utility Board of New Jerst h. announced an increase in rates had bee es cranted the Middlesex Water Co.,. whic to supplies Metuchen. Railway and SUI
 rounding towns.
 ht Fewer trespassers on railroads wel i'll killed in 1919 than during any year re the commisisons records which go bac a. to 1890. Last year 2.553 trespasse he were killed and 2,65S injured. -i-
 ts Entries for the national three cushic he billiard championship tournament cios'
 at Chicago with twelve players liste a The tournament will open here Nover to Der 12, continuing for three weeks. in - be John G. Beier. a farmland. is und TX arrest at Lacrosse. Wis. charged wi ns murder in connection with the death n- Nicholas Biesen. farmer. who was sh us to death at his home near Brinkm; ol Ridge August 26.
 Ira Anderson. who shot and killed Va .w able Williams before a monday cro' ny in South Norwalk on October 22. III held crirninally responsible for WI II, iams' death in the finding of Coron 1iu John J. Phelan.
 Treasury operations for October resu
 ed in a further reduction in the pub ,N debt, according to figures made pub
 today showing the gross debt to in s24062309 SIP. This represents redl av tion of s24,946,455 during the mon m- Haryr T. Burn. republican member ge, the state assembly from Athens. Ter ln- and who cast the deciding vote for tai ratification of the suffrage amendment
 Tennessee. has been reelected after ted bitter, contest, his majority being ab' ing 100.