Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-10
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 Pope Benedict approved of public prayers for the well-being of Poland.
 Sale of six sea-going tugs for $so4,- 900 was announced by the Shipping Board.
 A Cuban gunbeat was disabled and is adrift off Santa Cruz, A miles from Havana.
 Seven persons were killed and 30 in- jured when the Vienna-Rcme express was derailed near Undine.
 The Commercial Cable Co.,, announced that messages for places in Esthonia are accepted in code at sender's risks. Warsaw has been under bonbardment since Friday morning. The Poles are returning the fire.
 The embargo on passenger steamships of the White Star Line calling at Queens town will be lifted when conditions again become normal
 4 new wage schedule filed with the Navy Yard Wage boArd represent an annual increase of S45, 100000 for em- ployes of the 43 yards.
 Bar silver in London was 58 5-s an ounce. New York domestic price was unchanged at 99 1-2 cents and foreign silver quoted at s5 cents. The Japanese Cabinet is framing an answer to the American note on the sub ject of occupation of the northern half of the Island of saghalin.
 The army transport Antigone arrived in Hoboken bringing 1,342 bodies of U. s. soldiers, the largest number carried on any transport since the war
 Leading clothing manufact cturers in Chicago predicted that new styles in mems fall and winter clothing can be described in one word-"sedate.' Turkish nationaIists appointed two delegates. ass workman and farmer to represent them at the the communist | congress to meet at Baku, August Is. Prohibition Director O'Connor an- nounced that common carrier permits is sued before Aug. l are void and must be | returned to his office for cancellation.
 
 S2s.S6 more tons of freight passed both ways through the American and Canadi- an Canals during July than in June. Three British Earships started for | Constantinople. It was reported they | had been ordered there to participate in i blockade of Russian ports in the Black Sea.
 An explosion of shell wrecked the 1 Cafe Cova, at Milan. A few persons ater were smashed and heavy damage l done.
 Mayor Lunn. of Scehnectady. declared there was nothing that could prevent l him from entering the democratic prim- aries for the nomination for United States senator.
 According to official announcement of the Navy Department virtually all yes sels of tfe American navy will make a l foreign cruise at the end of the next i winter manoevers.
 | A call was issued for a conference of contractor, architects engineers and la stabilize conditions and prices and in- | crease production.
 1 The Cunarder AQuitania broke all speed records when on the last lap of her journey from Queenstown to Cher bourg. 129 miles, at 27 40 knots an hour for four hours
 Unless Red Bank, N. J., citizens mod 1 fly their demand that a local man com nand the famous Monmouth Troops of the First New Jersey Cavalry the town will lose the troop. The Italian press is urging the gov ernment to demand apologies and i'm mediate indemnity as a result of riots against Italians in the mining town of West Frankfort, III. 1 Foreign Minister TchitcIerin of the Russian soviet government sent note to l the Rumanian government saying that Russia is prepared to resume peace ne gotiations with that country
 William H. Campbell, q negro. admit ted he was the man who attacked four women in Washington last June causing | race riots which continued until U S. regular army troops were called out
 Mexican Newspapermen's Associations sent telegram to President Wilson and Senator Harding, asking them to inter- vene in favor of the writer Pablo Fallio sentenced to death by U. S. court mar 1 tiaL
 l Lady Nancy Astor, member of Brit 1 ish Parliament, through Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, sent message to Ameri- | ca urging legislators to vote for rati-
 ication of the woman's suffrage amend ment.
 Knights of Columbus, en route to Flu dedecation of the status of Lafayette in France, surrendered their staterooms tc nuns and war nurses travelling in the i steerage.
 | After seven day trip the Cunard Line steamship Imperator arrived at New York from Southampton. Mrs. W. K | Vanderbilt. Jr.. her daughters Muriel and Consuelo. and the American Davis cur | team viejors were aboard. Robert F. Jeffrey, American minister to Uruguay. will represent le United i States with the rank of specia! amhas l sador at the inauguration of President elect (:ondra of Paraguay on August Is, | it Is learned.
 The Chilean government announced | that Senator Eiodoro Kunez. former i Foreign Minister Antonio Huneus and | former Senator Joaquin Walker, were aD- pointed members of the Chilean delega-