Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-05
BRIEF TELECRAMS

paralyzed by strike.
 Several thousand Pannmans marched through kill it will it
 Bar gold was 10ss an ounce in Lon- don, compared with 1Oss Sd at last close.
 Sonora Weyler. wife of General wey- Ter, captain general of Catalonia, died at Madrid.
 It is reported the price of papers in Philadelphia will be increased from to 3 cents.
 Railroad Labor Board will move to Chicago in two weeks. Hearing will be- gin there May IT.
 Coinage of Roosevelt 2-cent piece was authorized in a bill passed by t he | United States Senate.
 Paris quoted the American dollar at 1e | francs 60 centimes, compared with Is | francs 70 centimes at previous close. Steamer Turret Crown, from Newport, | | Eng, for Hampton Roads. reported she had been in collision with an iceberg.
 Brown Corporation of Berlin \. H.. | purchased timber limits near the mouth ] VI SAASN ONoNSAoy 4eiNSl AOA SAsVVVtVVV.
 Captain Robert B. Dickie, aged s1, who served as a. guard at the bier of Abraham Lincoln, died at Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Upon arrival of German Government police at Dusseldorf the local security guard of workmen was immediately dis banded.
 Magistrate Dale declared in the Adams street police court, Brooklyn, that pro hibition produced more drunks than ever before.
 William +. Maxwell, superintendent emeritus of New York city. ~Hhoois. died at his home in Flushing of c-rdening of the arteries.
 James J. LarEin, Irish labor agitntor convicted last week of criminal anarchy, was sentenced to a term of to 10 years in Sir. Sing.
 Mexican government through Com mander Echveria, in New ork, purchased three war trawlers from the Canadian government.
 Thomas W. simpkin. who shot and killed Dr. James Wright Markoe, at St. Georges church, New York. two weeks ago, was found to be insane. ! Newton c. Brainrd was inauEurated ) mayor of this city Hartford yesterday The office was administered by retiring Mayor Richard J. Kinsela. Delegates from almost every large city and town nae state attended the meet
 ing at Bridgeport of the Connecticut AL
 liance of Democratic Women.
 Four million Jews; according to pr. Max Norday, Zionist leader in England, will emgrate to Palestine immediately the
 British mandate goes into effect.
 According to figures made public by : the department of labor, the cost of liy- = ing in New York city has advanced 1O3.31 : per cent in the last five years.
 Astronomers are waiting with interest 0 the developments of plates taken of the g eclipse by naval aviators from a hydro e plane at an altitude of 10000 feet. t Quincy Wellington, aged ss. and fol l. 5S years head of Q. Wellington & Co. n one of the larfest private banking firm. n in upstate New York, died at Corning. IT Confessions obtained during the las e few days from persons held as suspects
 in the Walil Street bond theft have givel ts new vigor to the search for Nicky Arn Ie stein.
 ,s The new scale of trolley fares on tn d Connecticut company system recent, s ordered by the public utilities commis to sion, go into effect all over the stat at Sunday.
 'o United States District Attorney CIin,
 t.,1- o- in an investigation of bread prices n- Cline fears the price of bread will jun of to IS cents a loaf. le A clash occurred between Poles an 2: Germans at Ratibor, Silesia on the occa ~ sion of the Polish national festival, aC ei cording to reports. Many peope were ir - jured on both sides. a. Anti-Saloon League of America ar ed nounced its approval of the followin re candidates for the presidency: Hoove ce Lowden, Wood, McAdoo, Hughes, Poir
 dexter and Bryan.
 New England textile industry whic gs is now paying the highest wages in i
 history and distributing dividends st proportion also unequalled previously, {. |. facing demands for higher wages. af Trial of Lloyd Provost, charged vii rs. the murder of J. Stanley Brown, W; as hated soon after it began at Moul
 Clemens Mich, because of the death ed a brother of one of the counsel for tl io the defense.
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 At conference of Farm Loan Boal ,n- members ways and means of meetil ,is demands of farmers for government loa aIf through the farm loan system pendiI nd rehearing by the Supreme Court sr nd testing constitutionality were discussed | According to the PopoIo Romano, n ;I1 gotiations between Vittorio Scialo Italian Foreign Minister, and Ant ain Trumbitch, foreign minister of Jugo-Sl nd via, looking to the settlement of t aid Aorlatic question: may pc orokeH oI tee cause of Jugo-Slav opposition.
 Federal Grand Jury returned an
 dictment charging Charles W. Mor:
 Capt. W. s. Mitchell, U. s. Ship Co.,. a LII the J. G. Mccullough Go. with violati ,b+ the Shipping Board act by selling t I hn steamship John G. Mccullough to t 1er Tunisian government for S50o.OOo. ' ..e' CONFERENCE OF SHIPPERS re- AND sEAMEN SUsPENDI To New York, May 4-Conferences l +ha gun here last week between represent
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