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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
REP, NATL, CONVENTION CONVENES TODAY
/. WITH SLATE FOR NQ''|'' us OPEN TO ALL

elegates VIII Assemble Largely Unorganized to Await
Events That VIII Result in the Selection of the Repub-
can Presidential Candidate of Leaders and
Near Leaders Have Brought Forth Nothing Definite
No One Pretends to Know Just What VIII Happen After
Roll Call or Two Has Been Recorded-Every Variety
of SpeIbinding VIII Be Resorted to in the Hope For
Stanpedng the Convention. Henry Roraback Elect
ed Member of the Republican National COMMITTEES -
First Roll Call is Expected to Come Thursday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT ON
STATE ROAD AT CENTERBRooK

Essex. Conn. June Newton W.
Kelsey of Clinton, was killed and Myrou
Kelsey, brother, and Emil Endstron,.
were badly injured when an automobile
driven by Endstrom struck a motor truck
on the state road at Centerbrook tonight
The two injured were taken TO the Mid
dlesex hospital, Middletown. The truch
was driven by Harry w. Reynolds, Of
Essex. who was uninjured.- The Kelsey
zrothers were in the machine driven by
Endstrom, which was said to have been
travelling at high rate of speed.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

Washington. June CBy the A. P).-
The prohibition amendment and the en-
forcement act We're held constitutional
by the supreme court today in unani-
nous decision.
While attorneys for the interests at
tacking the two measures were granted
permission to file motions for rehearings,
the decision was regarded generally as
striking death blow TO the hopes Of the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
BRITAIN AND SOVIET RUSSIA
MAKE POSTAL ARRslyGGATCk;T

London, June belief that the Brit
ish government is about to make, if it
has not already made, a postal arrange
ment with soviet Russia through Greg
ory Krassin, bolshevik minister of Trade
and commerce, is expressed by the Lon
don Times. The arrangement. tthe news
paper understands, will be opposed by
the French government on the ground
that it implies recognition of the soviet
administration
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
DAISY CHAIN AND PAGEANT
MARKED CLASS DAY OF VASSAR

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 7-Vassar
College today observed class day. The
historic daisy chains carried by the "a
prettiest sophomores was a feature
More than 1000. aiumnae al ended
the exercises today. An alumnae lun-
icheon was held this afternoon on Ath-
letic Field.
The four classes portrayed in a pa
geant~their activities while at college
The faculty student baseball game and
the senior sophomore basketball game
were other events.
This evening supper will be given by
the seniors and sophomores, as also will
the third hall play.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
POLICEMEN IN IRELAND
ATTACKED WITHOUT WARNING

Dublin. June 7.-Attacks on po';~--
men in Ireland continue. At Cull..-a
County Armagh, three policemen w.
attacked without warning last night
five armed men. A desperate revo.
duel took place. A sergeant and a co.
stable were seriously wounded. one con
stable is missing and civilian was kill
ed. While motorcycling through Drom-
bane military officer was wounded by
armed fnen. Other outrages include the
burning Of recreation hall on the Earl
of Alidletons estate and the destruction
of the courthouse at PiItown. County
Kilkenny.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
TABULATING VOTE OF THE
INT. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

indianapolis. Ind, June THE board
of canvassers Of the International Typo
graphical Union met here today TO tabu-
late officially the vote cast in the recent
election for international officers. OH
GERS at the unions headquarters here
said It probably would be week or ten
days before the. work was completed
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
RE-HEAR|NGS PERMISSIBLE
ON THE 18TH Amendment

Supreme Court Has Granted Permission to Opponents to File
Motions Decision Holding Constitutional the Prohibi
ton Amendment and the Enforcement Act is Interpreted
as nvalidatng the State Acts in New York, New Jersey
and Wisconsin Permitting Manufacture and Sale of AL
cohoIic Beverages of More Than One-1af of One per
Cent-Th. Federal Amendment NulIifies All State Laws
Conflicting With Its Provisions-The Decision is Re
garded Generally Death Blow to the Hopes Of the
Vets.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

vets
The courts opinion, rendered by JUS
tice Van Devanter. was sweeping. 1t
held that the amendment not only came
within the amending power conferred by
the federal constitution but was lawfully
proposed and now was the law OF the
land. While recognizing that congress
has limitations in respect TO the enforce
Continued ON Page Seven, Col RouT)
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
BRIEF TELECRAMS

Food shortage is causing new riots in
Czecho-Slorakia, according to reports
received in Vienna.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

Under a bill finally enacted in Con-
gress membership in organizations ad-
vocating sabotage, revolution or destruc-
ton of property is sufficient grounds
for deportation of alien residents from
of >eognac concealef on board was tax
the United States
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

The Italian branch of the New Eng
land Workers Association, comprising
1000 strikers, unanimously voted to
continue the strike in Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

President WrIon signed more than
100 bills and official papers on the last
day of Cor@ress Admiral Grayson de-
clared the president was in fine trim.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

Representatives Of the reunion classes
at Yale commencement have announced
formally that the cup that cheers" will
not be passed either at class headuuart
ers or dinners. In other words LIQUORS
are officially banned
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

Two surgeons were added to the three
physicians attending Senator Penrose.
1t is understood an operation will be
performed on the senator.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

In a running battle with Boston anil
Albany railroad detectives Giuseppe VI
sani of Springfield. was shot and killed
and Louis Maltoni,. also of Springfield.
was arrested charged with larceny from
a common carrier
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

Lithuanian delegation is Moscow. en-
gaged in peace negotiations with soviet
Russia. has informed tn eLithuanian del
egation here that the soviet government
has agreed to concede Wilma to the
Lithuanians. E
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

Soviet Russia is trying the expert
ment of issuing colored money notes, a
different color for each month, after
which the note is invalid.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

A German-Belgian commission of ex-
perts has arranged 70 rthe restitution of
Louvain University library looted by the
Germans during the war
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08

Marshal Foch announced he viii re-
tire. to his country estate when he is
no longer needed by the Supreme Coun-
Gil. He was slightly injured following
a collision between his automobile and
n taxicab
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28

BY several motcrcars, IN the nrst d
which was Dowager Queen Olga with
lady in waiting, while in the sec
ond was the widow Of the king, Madame
Manos, accompanied by NJ. Gryparis,
grand marshal Of the court.
The members of the cabinet and high
officials awaited the arrival Of the cor
tege at the cathedral, in which the body
was placed on a catafalque guarded by
a special detail Of soldiers and officers.
After brief prayers the mourners
withdrew and the public was admitted
to the cathedral. The crowd was SO
dense that 1t was extremely difficult to
maintain order.
In medical circles here, the opinion
Is expressed that the kings death was
due mainly to hepatization Of the lungs,
following pulmonary congestion, and an
affection of the heart. The blood poi :
soning perhaps could have been cured
II was said, as frequently occurs.
King Alexander was kept alive for
days by artificial means. He only
realized the gravity Of his condition the
last two days and all his thoughts were
for his wife. At the end Alexander at.
tempted to embrace her, but breathet
his last before he could do so.
Dowager Queen Olga arrived the da.
after the death Of the king. There wa
a pathetic scene between the age,
dowager queen and her morSanati,
granddaughter and the two RENAME,
alone in the death chamber hal
hour. ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28

ii state mllltoss. rapportaso d varlI
gi0fnale D d'imn,inente attnasicne. ]
GeneraIi Giardina Caviglia che 81
dlcevano impIicati nella cospirazione ed
anche Gabrielle D'Annunzio hanno SEN
tito II bisogno di dichiarare di non aver
mai complottato quest t'ultimo ha detto
pure di non essersi mai sognato di vo-
lare do Fiume a Roma per Ia celebra-
zione dell ll'anniversario della vittoria
italisna di cospirare con l due, &c.
pcrali per sbarcare Trieste quindi
marciare su Roma. II giornale IL Idea
Nazionnle," organo del nationalist, sta
orr cercando di ritrattare Ia pubblica
zione dell'allarme circa II colpo di state
preparato in Italia.
Mentre Ia posizione del Gabinettt
sembrava scossa una settimana or sono
e. ora rafforzata dal risoluto atteg
giamento assunto dal Govern6 verso 81
anarchici dalla sobria opinione dell
maggioranxa circa una reazione anch
contro le meme del nationalist. La tat
tica dell'On. Giolitti e. auella di sc
guire II medic corso ira gil estremist
tanto blanche che rossi.
l. I nazionalisti vanno giornalment
proclamando che Sc per risultati di III
diretto accordo con Ia Jugoslavia,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28

soverno dovesss dscllers AZ evacuars 4
DAimaxia, D trdppe a commando del
Ammirsgiio Milo dovrannc riflutarsi
Idi muovere. Lon. Giolith ba cbiamato
iammirsglio Milo per domandarwli su
quale terreno l nationalist basano lie
loro dichiarazioni.
D'altra parte In strada per negozi.
ati italo. .jugoslavi e. chiara e questi
saranno inizisti II primo povembre nd
Isola Bella, owe osni sforzo possible
sara fatto per raggiungere un accordo
prima della riapertura del Parlamento
che avra' luogo verso Ia meta del detto
mese.
81 puo' senza dubbio ritenere che II
programme dell'Italia per detti nego-
ziati e. state gia' tracciato. Fiume
| dovrh' essere riconosciuto tanto dal
rItalia che dalla Jugoslavia come indi
pendente. ,L'Italia porra' come condi
zione "sine qua non" di ottenere ],
sue naturali e strategiche frontiere ori
entail, come stabilize dal patio di Lon
dra. da Fiume Jarvis. In Dalmazi,
dovra,. essere lasciata ALA Jugoslavia
provvendendo che Zara, In quale e. com
pletamente italiana, sia dichiarata citta
liberia. Tanto PItalia che Ia Jugo
slavia dovranno avere chiare defenit,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28

llnes cirtn u 6lfcsa delIe frontlers. rjdu
cendo IA armafnenti nj bisognf "a Ell
sninando lutte le cause di futuri attrid.
Nello stesso tempo delesah dclle due
nazioni dovranno discutere Ia siste-
maxione dele linee generali di un eco
nomico trattato ira fItalia e Ia Jugo-
slavia, con Ia mira di syilupparc In.
tensamcnte lie loro rclazidni CONNER
ciali attraverso l'Adriatico. Cio' giusti-
fica la presenxa ira | plenipotenxiar
del ministro serbo per Ia fnanza, Sto
janovitch, di quello italiano On
Facta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28
Swedish Cabinet Formed

London, Oct. pa dispatch to the
Times from Stockholm says Baron
Gerard Luis de Geer has formed a non :
party cabinet. The members Of the new
eoyernment>are not members Of Parlia
ment and were chosen for their technical
CA capabilities. Among the new minister,
are Count Wrangel, minister Of foreign
affairs; Prof. Eksberk. minister Of jus.
t,nsnce; snesl EN- N. Ts%m, commissioner Of Of
public debts, and General Hammarskild
minister Of defense.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28
ATHENS HONORS
DEAD SOVEREIGN
AIexander's Body at Cathedral,
His Last Thought for. \
Widow

Athens. Oct. 2s.--Funeral services
.hs late King Alexander, which will
hsid Friday, will be attended by the
DC n,,, n, prince Of Sweden, according to
ciom .Sen, arrangements. He is in this
pt pp,,r at the present time. Other ma :
ciT gays will probably be represented by
ohgrSb gTbe entire press Of Greece, In COM
nt,no on the death Of King Alexan-
Ser deplore the loss of the young soy.
aea osa;on, who, during short reign had
won great popularity.
VIZ The body Of the king was conveyed
.,dov from Tatoi to the cathedral In
Ithsns In his own motorcar, which
Eos driven by his great friend, Lieuten
snt Stavro Metaxas. The coffin was
draped in the royal flag.
The improvised hearse was followed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28
CUBAN ELECTION TO Be FAIR
President MeroesI Promises Honest
Vote and Honest Count

Vote and Honest Count
Havans, Cuba, Oct. 2S.--(By A. P.)
Precautions have been taken to In
sure an honest vote and On honest count
in the Cuban elections to be held next
Monday, President Menocsl said In a
statement issued yesterday.
Nobody will lack the full protection
Of the law" the president declared,
"and the candidate chosen will be the
one elected by majority Of the people. y
0ficial confirmation was given Of re-
ports, widely circulated in Havana. that
intimidation had been charged by both
the large political parties, and that the
Liberals, under the leadership Of Gen
eral Jose Miguel Gomez, had complained
to the United States Government.
The executive committee Of the Lib.
eral party last night voted down a pro
posai to withdraw from the presidential
contest, a step that has been urged or
the ground that the government hat
failed to guarantee safety for Liberia
supporters at the polls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28

VIZ MoUSro Yer Sfsv>e FonHouSo@
Lon<en, Oct. n. (By A. r. eyl-
Ia Papkhurst, who was arrested -
October 10 charged with attemptlne =
cause scdifion In the navy BY eiilJnk
and publishing an issue 81 the newS{
paper, the Workers Dreadnought, -
October 16, was sentenced today 10 six
months imprisonment on conviction of
the offense. ft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28
Il COlPO d STA1O
IN ITALIA SMENT|TO
La Poslzione del oabinetto Raj.
forzata pei Dsciso Atteggia-
mento del Coverno

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. sii.
.huthorissd by the act Of October o.
A. 8, BURLEsoN.
Pcstmaster 0enerai.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28

Rou,A, ~ ottobre--Le smentite 81
susseguono funa ale attire da parte
del supposti leaders" del preteso colpo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-23
MIME EKAH BUGS
HIRE SPECIAL To
TAKE P0CASSET

From all indications it apepars that
every basketball fan in the town of
Ninnekah will be a rooter for his
team at Pocasset tomorrow night
when the Ninnekah high school bas-
ketball cagers meet the Pocasset
quintet there.
A report from the Rock Island
agent of Chickasha stated this morn
ing that Ninnekah has ordered a
special train of three coaches and
with a seating capacity Of about
249 persons, to be run between Min
nekah and Pocasset tomorrow even
ing to accommodate fans that de-
sired to be present at the contest
The train is due to leave Ninnekah
tomorrow evening at o'clock and
will start from Pocasset on the re-
turn trip at 1O:;SO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-23
LOCAL CAGERS SCHEDULED TO
HOOK UP IN DOUBLE BILL AT
CHICKASHA HIGH GYM TONIGHT

Chickasha basketball fans will be
given an opportunity to watch what
promises to be real live, hard
fought double-header when the girls
team and boys team of the local
Senior high meet like aggregations
from the Anadarko high at the G..
II. s. gymnasium tonight at 1880.
Captain Adams of the local quintet
stated that all of his men were in
prime condition and anxious to add
one more scalp to their belt, while
the girls were eager to prove their
skill in the very first battle they
wage this year, tonight's game being
their first appearance in contest
this season.
Although no definite dope relative
to the size and strength of Anadar-
kos warriors has been received, it
Is thought that they will measure
up to the standard established by
their predecessors and chat they are
coming here with the confident ex-
pectation of being victors in the tus.
sle tonight.
1t is pointed out that the C. II. S.
squad has lost only one game this
season, that victory being claimed
by the Pocasset high school aggre-
cation by close margin Not only
have the locals vanquished the Apa-
che Indians and the Anadarko In
dams, who, by the way are consid-
cred strong teams and who expect
to tour the east in a series of games,
but they won the only conference
game they have played this season,
when they defeated the Shawnee
high school tea mhere by a large
score. That the chain OF victories
shall not be broken by another de-
feat is the hard-headed intention of
Captain Adams hornets.
The two Anadarko teams are ex-
pected to arrive in Chickasha This
afternoon at 500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-23
Grady to Send Big Delegation Of
Women to Oklahoma City On
Monday to Womens Demo-
cratic Convention of Okla.
A BANQUET ON MONDAY
NIGHT OPENS PROGRAM
Be Followed by Caucus and conven-
ton Tuesday Morning; Grady Has
Over 40 Delegates; viii Have
Total 80 Votes,

That Grady county will be well
represented in the state convention
or democratic women which Will be
held in Oklahoma city next Tues
day, January 9th, was the opinion
of Miss Adola zinn, secretary OF the
Grady county organization Of dem.
ocratic women, this morning. AL
though only thirtytwo delegates
were elected to attend the meet.
there viii probably be over forty
present at roll call she stated.
In outlining the program to be
followed Miss zinn stated that the
larger part of the delegation from
Chickasha would leave here Monday
morning at eleven O'Clock on the
Frisco. Activities in Oklahoma City
will begin with a banquet in the Lee
Huckins hotel Monday night, and will
he followed Immediately by a recep
ton given in honor of Mrs. George
Bass, chairman Of the woman's bu-
reau of the democratic party.
At $3.50 Tuesday morning the Gra-
dy county delegation is expected to
meet in the parlors of the Sklrvin
hotel to elect a chairman who will
represent the convention. It is
pointed out that this chairman will
control 32 votes, that being the num-
ber that Grady county Is entitled to
in the convention. The convention
will be held in the OVerhoiser thea
ter Tuesday morning ut ten o'clock.
Miss Hinn made II clear that every
woman who goes from Grady county
will be entitled to vote for the rem
resentative chairman elected at the
preliminary meeting and will also
be allowed to attend the convention.
fut in order to attend the banquet
applications for reservations Of places
should be placed with her not later
than 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
1t is pointed out by the leaders Of
the democratic party in Grady coun-
ty that the fact that the women
have held separate county conven-
tions and are to meet in the state
capital in convention, does not mean
that their organization is separate
and apart from that of the men.
On the contrary, the women are
eligible to sit in the conventions of
the democratic men, both county and
state, and are also eligible to be in
cluded in the list Of delegates to the
state democratic convention which
is to be held in Muskogee on Feb
ruary >. The convention of women
at Oklahoma City on January 27 Is
to be in the nature Of Il training
school where the principles of the
party are to be thoroughly explain
ed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-23
NelU City Father Z
Makes First BOIU
In Council Meet

You'll have to quit addressing him
as "Cliff'' from this time out. His
official monicker is D. c. Newman,
Esq. city councilman.
Mr.. Newman, appointed to fill tae
vacancy on the city council caused
by the resignation of his brother, S.
L. Newman, sat in hills first council
session at the city hall last night.
He was sworn in by Judge Clark,
city treasurer, the veteran who has
done more official swearing than
any man around the city's capitol.
Having been advised that a new
councilman is supposed to furnish
smokes for the crowd at his first
meeting, Mr.. Newman procured a
cob pipe for all city officials and
carted package of big Bale" to
the city hall last night, but after
looking the bunch over, he decided
as a whole it was too hard boiled"
an outfit to take liberties with,
wherefore he will mail the smoking
equipment addressing it the city
Hall Bunch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-23
DICTIONARIES IN
MEET LAY PLANS
THRU YEAR 1920
Committees Appointed; Two Teams
to Stage Membership Drive, Losers
to Pay for Feed; Other Bust
ness Transacted.

Chickasha post No. "a, American
Legion, met in regular session last
"ight in the Elks hall and appointed
committees for the ensuing year, re-
ceived the finance officers report
and discussed in a general way
plans for the year 1920.
Before the meeting was called to
order, those present were given the
opportunity to pay their yearly dues
and get official receipts which enti.
tied them to membership for the
year 1920.
The finance officers report show.
ed that the post, after paying all
outstanding accounts, had approx
mately one hundred dollars in the
treasury. This led to discussion
of bringing carnival here some
time in April to swell the treasury,
and after a full discussion, the mat
ter was turned over TO the execu-
tive committee for action.
Committees appointed last night
for this year were as follows: Ex-
ecutiye committee-J. F. Hatcher.
Clyde Turner and Duke Armstrong.
Entertainment committee-Dr II. c.
Antle, Bill Banks, George Rice, Win
ton Watkins and Sam Shaw. ri
nance committee-W. II. LaBoon, r.
f. Corbett and Mr.. Elledge Reso-
lutions committee. Roy Orr, Dr.
w. c. Travis and Looney Wallace.
Memorial committee-Roy Warlick,
George White and Mr.. Stnson.
In order to promote a membership
campaign, the legion was divided
into two teams, the Victors and the
Boosters. J. Roy Orr was chosen
captain of the Victors and George f.
Rice was elected to pilot the Boos.
ters. The plan is to have each team
canvas for members for a period OF
thirty days and at the end of that
time the aggregation showing the
largest membership will be banquet
ed by the losers
The question of proper insignia
was then brought up and l.. e.
Emanuel post commander, said that
he had written Congressman Scott
Ferris for a supply Of victory but
tons and was expecting favorable
reply within the next few days, and
that one hundred official American
Legion buttons had been ordered
from headquarters.
After the business session was
over Judge j. f.. Shelton made a
short but interesting talk on the
subject of "Americanism" which
brought much applause.
The speech was followed by a sur
prise attack on an entrenchment OF
doughnuts which had taken their
position by the side of few bar
rels of hot coffee. The enemy was
promptly annihillted and the meet
ing adjourned without further or
ders.