Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-04
Condensed IeIegrams
The House passed the deHeleney pill carrying sS9, ,000,o0

Strike of Maintenance ot way Tnion employees in the Panama Ca IaE Zone was called off.
 PennsyIvania crude oil prices at ,ittsburgh were increased 20 cents making the price $6.20 barrel.
 The President has completed his ,ev note to the British and French orerIaers on the Adriatie situation.
 General Denikine's army was re- ported trapped in the Kuban penln- | ,ula. southeast of the Sea of Azoy.
 Transport Northern Pacific arrived at New York with , 19 dead soldiers, 546 casuals and war brides.
 The Allied Supreme Council decided that Turkey shall have no navy. The army question was taken up Wed nesday.
 A detachment of Mexican troops left Nogales to join the search fe> bandits who killed Alexander and John Frazier.
 Complete returns from the e4 Mas sachusetts towns which held their annual elections showed 3S in favor of selling liquor.
 A bill for home rule in Alsace Lor- raine will be introduced before the French Chamber of Deputies within the next two weeks.
 Assembly committee on agriculture f,.,nr,a biv reported the Betts bill de- signed to repeal the daylight savings
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 Warden Charles c. MccIaushery of the Connecticut state prison at Methersfeld presented his resignation to the directors of the prison.
 Hiram Gregory, 57, fell from a coal car into coal conveyor at the Ha t. ford gas works and was crushed to death
 The United States army G-aasport sea and lowed into Halifax February '. arrived at New York.
 The proposal to give all teachers employed in the Rutland, Vt, pub lie schools an increase of $500 a year was approved by the voters.
 Furs valued at s75o,ooo and wal rus tusks from Vladivostok were in- cluded in tAr cargo discharged at EAvtland from tie steamer Waban. Bertram E. Smith of Augusta Maine, was notified of his appoint ment as United States game warden for Maine, New Hampshire and Yer i mont.
 Measures to Americanfze Virgin l Islanders were agreed upon by joint i Congressional. commission which re- cently visited the former Danish pos sessions.
 An agreement at London by tn economic section of the allied su preme council provides for pAin l buying distribution and supervision 0
 selling prices.
 Anpther Alexandria Cotton Ex.
 change member went bankrupt, hay ing lost E S0,000. An exchange com mittee is fixing coTon prices t stabilize the market.
 A resolution introduced by Repre-
 sentative Johnson of New York, pro
 vides for ratification of Constitu tional amendments by the people in
 stead of the Legislatures.
 Petition for the submission of tn
 name of Major General Wood to vot
 CTS of New Jersey in next month Presidential preferential primarie
 was filed with the Secretary of Stat
 A delegation of Italian bankers ar rived on a mission to the Unite States in connection with propose loans to Italy. They came frol Liverpool on the British steamshi : Imperator.
 On recommendations of the ne, Secretary of Agriculture the Senat Agricultural Committee voted t t eliminate from the annual agricul : tural bill s240000 which provide : free seeds.
 Governor Ritehie selected Mrs. Brooke Lee, wife of Comptroller L' [ of Maryland, as sponsor for the ba : tleship MarylGhd, which will [ launched at Newport News. W l March 20.
 Extension southward of the Ye g lowstone National Park to provit : more grazing ground for elk wa = advocated by Colonel Henry f Graves, chief of the United Stat
 Forest Service.
 Sir Auckland Geddes, in a spec, E the press of the. United States
 at luncheon given representatives e Tisceuntess- -Astor disclosed that t : Allies we're planning an information : loan to Germany.
 ( Prohibition agents made five q e rests in an alleged wholesale. whi j. key distributing plot in the Whi
 Light district of New York. O = man who escaped was impersonati .- U. $. Marshal Mccarthy. d Announcement was made by the
 IS. Transport Co. that Il vessels O 1t erated by the company in Transa IS lantic coal trade will be converted if to oil tankers as soon as the exis s. ling contracts for coal expire. 1t John J. o'Shea of Philadelphia, (
 itor of the Catholic Standard a Times, died after an illness of SC
 eral months. He was 79 years af a k and was said to be the dean
 Catholic editor in the United State 3e Clergymen in Illinois are urged
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