Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

ttdHdH pOAlCS FQSRdECJVlSHL afSSQeQ q statement denouncing Signor Machi- pro, the socialist deputy.
 Dr. w. H. SoIf, former Foreign Minister of Germany, was appointed German ambassador to Japan.
 Capture of Pereson, a town in southern Russia, southwest of Kher- son, is reported by the bolshevih. Warning was given to strikers, on Italian railroads that unless they re- turn to work they will be dismissed.
 The ban on the Freeman's Journal the largest publication in Ireland, in force since December, has been lifted. newspaper Corriere d'1talia, the Adri atic dispute has been virtually set tied.
 The British airpIanes attempting flight to Australia arrived at Cekto Cello, Italy. One was slightly dam aged.
 Jose Miguel Gomez, former president of Cuba, accompanied by his family and friends, arrived at Havana from Miami.
 A delegation of women gave Gabrielle D'Anunzio a silver and gold poignard at a ceremony in St. Vitus Church, Plume.
 Final reports placed value of all Canadian field crops in 1919 at s1,- l AS, ,153, 300, compared with s1,572,9S2,- i s70 in 1918.
 Cuban government is facing 2 te- up of transportation systems by two serious strikes of harbor workers and 1 railroad men.
 A light locomotive staged movie stunt in Chicago when it raced ten miles over an open track before the steam was exhausted. Two German submarine command CTS at Copenhagen declared the Lusi- tania was sunk by the U-22 and not U20, as was reported. River Shannon overfiowed its banks and many villages, notably Athlone, were abandoned the inhabitants talk ing refuge on higher ground. ] In London's diplomatic circles belief is expressed that the Dutch reply re- garding surrender of the former kais- CT does not. close the incident.
 commandsr of the German naval forces in the Baltic issued an order strictly forbidding officers and men from fraternizing with Entente sea- men.
 Commander of the German naval forces in the Baltic issued an order strictly forhidding officers and nien from fraternizing with Entente sea men.
 According to a census estimate the population of Chicago will approach crease of 100 per cent over the 1910 census.
 1 Revenue agents seized 14,444 gall Ions of whiskey in the biggest liquor raid ever conducted in western Penn sylvania. 1t was stored at Councils
 vile, Pa.
 Surg son General Blue, of the army, 1 announced there is no cause for ,peo
 pie to become alarmed as result of the spreading of Influenza through I the country.
 E. p. Passmore, governor of the 1 Philadelphia branch of the Federal Reserve Bank, will retire March 1, to
 accept presidency of the Bank of North America.
 1 Officials of railroads operating east from Chicago and St. Louis reported extreme difficulty in handling traffic ] owig to congestion east of Buffalo and I in the East generally. i California Metal Trades Association ] composed of shipyard employees, de-
 clined invitation of the Bay Cities 1 Metal Trades Council to negotiate to-
 ward ending the strike. A compromise wage agreement was reached by the New England tele-
 phone operators anJ~ the New Eng i land Telephone and Telegraph and the
 Southern New England Co. Gold coin amounting to $4,90o, GOO was withdrawn from the New York l Sub Treasury to be sent to south 1 America. A shipment of $200O in gold was also arranged for Mexico. 1
 1 Ranken's cafe on Park Row, New
 York, where disappearing bar was | found, is said by revenue officials to mark the beginning of enforcing prohibition earnestly in New York.
 Jury duty by the recently enfran- chised women of New York State is
 a possibility Assenlblyman Dimin, of l Kings, introduced Ea bill providing for women to sit on grand and petit juries.
 Sheriff Anderson, with deputies and a posse of citizens left Chester, s. C.. to/prevent possible race trouble as a result of the shooting of Arthur Me
 Clurn, a negro, by Postmaster Kelley, of Leeds.
 :. James Jeffries, former heavyweight champion of the world produced a new species of corn. which a California seed company placed on the market, announcing it will make the Californ- ian the American corn growing cham pion.
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