Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-08

Two women were selected by the repub- lican party as presidential electors of | New York state.
 Six persons were killed and thirteen injured in automobile accidents in New | York and Brooklyn.
 Plans now being arranged will make Vienna one of the great centers of Eu- ropean air navigation.
 south American trade balance against
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 .- Tn, z -le Co.,, has an- nounced that messages for places in the Philippines beyond Manila are subject to delay. Neglect to close the main induction valve on the Submarine S-5 caused the sinking of the submarine off the Della ware Cape last Thursday. A new publication opposed to the league of nations will attempt publication at Geneva in November newt when first meeting of the league is to be held.
 The Loyal Coalition in Boston wired Senator Kenyon demanding an investiEa- ton of the $500. GOO Sim Fein fun> 10 influence the American presidential election.
 Thirteen bnr--'s cf German dyestufrs valued at 340,ooo which were seized dur ing the war and stolen from the govern ment. were found on an abandoned farm at Goshen, N. Y.
 German socialist delegation just re-
 turned from Moscow announced Lenine forbids entrance into Russia of foreign !, reds on the ground that they are really Western cLp4t4.-s,s
 Detroit board of commerce will stand
 back of the Detroit Housing Corpora
 tion's proposal to float a bond issue of
 s60o,oo0 for building additional homes
 for workers in the city. , Through freight trains for the West were badly crippled when ten members of the makeup" crews quit at Pavonia , yards of the Erie Railroad in Jersey City, the men declared. they were men,
 On the steamer La Lorraine. sailing
 from Havre. four million dollars in gold
 was shipped by France to New York to
 provide for partial payment Of her share of the Franco-British loan. maturing in
 October.
 Max Lynar. alias Count London. a ,, former war spy and international swind- Ter. invented a combination freight mad
 passenger airshp and self-propelled barge canal boat at Sing Sing Prison. os- | sining, x. Y.
 Robbers ~- '',-----', .re steel do,r and 'eed by a band of outlaw rail strikers.
 wall of -ti., -..,-,.t 4rug store. Four ' teenth street New York and carrie, away the 4O0-pound safe in an auto t, > Queens and obtained s2.5O0. Leaders of formidable band of an l. archists. numbering 19. at Springfield y H., were arrested as result of a raid b! y Department of Justice agents. Eish are directly accused of plotting to wrecl
 fast Illinois Central train IS Representatives of the chambers O Is commerce of Japan adopted resolution IS declaring that American shipping legis h lation injures the trade interests of othe $ countries and asking the United State l. government to adopt policy of fairnes;
 recent meeting at Copenhagen wa
 held by Scandinavian Premiers who vii
 ask Washington for information as to th I, effects of the Jones navigation bill o
 Scandinavian shipping. They agree { 1t retaliste if our laws harm their com d merce.
 al pr. Edmund v0n Mach. former histor d, instructor in Howard University. is na is tion head of the German movement {
 support Senator Harding the issue at of a common opposition to the League C a. Nations and common hope for a ser ut arate peace with Germany.