Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29
Condensed Ielegrams

Condensed lelegrams
 General Bernhard koerner, German military expert. died in Berlin.
 More than s7o,ooo worth of whiskey concealed in cheese was seized in Buffalo.
 William Thomas smedIey, famous American artist. died Friday att Bronxville, N. I.
 Jewels valued at s5o,soo were stolen from the home of George Gass at Waterbury, Conn.
 Canadian ex-serviee men want a | from $1,00e to $2 300.
 Moving pictures and mirrors will be used in the training of athletes at Harvard this season.
 Turkish cabinet has resigned. Sul- tan has asked Damad Ferid Pasha to form a new government.
 Anti bolshevik army operating in vi- cinity of Novovassisk is moving southward toward Baum.
 Martin w. Foster, s1 years old, dropped dead of heart disease at his home in Danbury yesterday.
 Rochester car employees demand an eight-hour day, siX-day week and a wage increase of 100 per cent.
 
 Government of India has issued an order prohibiting the entrance of Germans into India for a period of five years.
 Troytown won the Grand National four horses started; only four finished the race.
 Attorney General Palmer has &C., l cepted resignation of Arthur Williams, Federal Food Administrator for New York city.
 Bandits held up employees of Stan dard Oil pumping station at 6i0 West got away with $500.
 Daylight moving picture shows are in prospect if a British invention is all its inventor claims. First test to be made next week. | The M. c. D. Borden copy of the first folio of Shakespeare brought ss.0o0 at the sale of the library of Walter Thomas Wallace. The strike in Buenos Aires has paralyzed traffic in the city. Argen- tine government Np deport all for eigners involved in disturbances.
 American five nasted schooner Dor. effort to arrive at peaceable settle be sinking off Nantucket Sound; shs has seven feet of water in the hold.
 France and Brazil have begun nego, tiations relative to the purchase o some of the German ships seized dur. ing the war by the Brazilian govern. ment.
 Daylight robbers held up the Min nehana State Bank, Minneapolis ant obtained s1o,oee in currency and s20, 900 in Liberty bonds, the robbers es
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 British miners decided to reopen no gotiations with the government in al eqort to arrive at a peaceable settle ment of the mems demands for in creased pay. "Tirne Tables" for speakers were in troduced at a dinner given by tn . Democratic Women of the Seven teenth Senatorial District, in the Ho tel Commodore. l John D. Rockefeller, Jr- has give $500, 900 in memory of his mother. fc | purchase of Tromant Inn. a workin girls hotel by the Young Women g Christian Association. Four persons were killed when snow slide, crashing down the mount
 tainside at Bingham. near Salt Lax tCity, wrecked the home of Enos Par
 crushing Parr, his wife and two son
 Their demands for $10 week ir , crease in wages refused, 1,500 movin f van and express drivers went 0 = strike in Chicago, causing a com < plete tieup of furniture moving actiN . ities.
 f Japan having accepted in princip if the proposal of the Argentine goverr
 ment for free trade in prime necess "a ties of life, the two countries ha' . begun negotiations for the framing n a program.
 | The two Lewiston, (Me) daily pal d CTS, the Sun (morning) and tn if Journal (evening) will announce t
 day an increase in the selling pri ,s from two to three cents. effectivt Mol In day, May 5. ;s plSQUiETING REPORTS l. FROM RUHR DlSTRiC ,e Berlin. March 2S.-The news fro es the Ruhr district is still disquitir ir There is a report current here tn