Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-05
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
Bar silver was 90 1-4 cents an ounc, in New ork and 56 3-4 in London.

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 Newspapers in Paris have begun campaign to force holders of food stocks and other necessities to unload. Persian legation at Constantinople re- ceived despatch saying the bolsheviki had entered Teheran capital of Persia.
 fund of s5,OOO, 900 to improve the transportation facilities of the port of New York will be raised by business in terests there.
 Frederick A. Wallis, new commission CT of immigration at New 1ofTl reports % more clerks, stenographers an din spectors are needed. !, Dr. William J. Robinson, of New York city. was indicted on two counts of pubIshinI a ilibel against Speaker Sweet of the Assembly
 Joseph Wilson, brother of the presi-
 dent. called at the White House, and
 on leaving declared the president was looking remarkably we'll" I senate committee, headed Ie gen- 3 ator Calder, of New York, vii begin a nationwide investigation of housing conditions, beginning in New York. II Nanaua-h est 1nuieS conference m session at Ottawa sent to King George a message of loyal congratulations. '' the occasion being his majesty's birth lay.
 By unanimous vote the Louisiana q senate federal relations committee re- k ported out a resolution providing for ratification of the federal suffrage amend. ment.
 David Lloyd George. the premier, or Thursday received a deputation of tn National Union of Railwaymen with ref
 erence to the movement of munitions t Ireland.
 General Ting kim. lirector of tn
 Chinese department of aeronautics. out
 lined big program for the develop
 ment of aeronautics in China and al
 aerial mail service.
 A Warsaw report received in Londo
 declared General Alexis Brusiloff, com
 manding soviet troops opposing the Pole:
 was arrested and blamed by the bolshe E wiki for their losses.
 Cooperation of the chambers of com
 merce, farm bureaus and labor organ
 zations insolving the problem of farr E labor, is requested in letter mad
 public by Gov. Smith.
 E House foreign affairs committee vo
 ed favorably the joint resolution dc accept mandate over Armenia, II
 quested by President Wilson. Miss Mary l.. Lathrop. teacher . English in tine Derby High sc,L-S! f, - g years. has resigned. It is thought h
 teaching service was as long as tn ie of any teacher in the state. or Praise of the Wilson administrati, nu for continuing naval construction aft the world war was voiced by Secrteal 'ue Daniels in his address to graduates = the Annapolis Naval Academy. oe- Unofficial returns from Indianapol Iu indicate the election of John McParlan -ile ne No. 6, as president of the Information .bo Typographical Union. defeating Marsd Ter G. Scott, candidate for reelection. tea The Louisiana delegation to the dem vi !. cratic national convention will 20 uni structed as to modification of the V,
 stead act to permit the sale of liz -bo wines and beer and on woman suffrai ies Members of the Boston branch of { -hu National Federation of Postofiice Ger
 expressed dissatisfaction with the m
 basic maximum of S1.SO0 provided 1
 postal clerws in the increased salary b PIE
 The Poles have launched a count by attack south of Kiev in the Ros riV ex- region where the Reds have concentrai use in an endeavor to drive to the northwe on- in order to compel the Poles to evacui of Kiev.
 ive Continuance of government control Tor wheat crop for another year was ure 'ort by the executive committee or the on nadian Council of Agriculture, in m rld sage sent to the Dominion government ner icials.
 eiS' The State Department asked
 District of Columbia Commissions a statement of fact as to the burn .le of British flag in front of the Ire up ury by women sympathizers of IT W Wae' freedom.
 be Governor Smith named Henry
 Osborn. head of the Museum of Natr
 History. New York and Peter D. K
 nan. a business man. of Albany, m' o. 7s tserp ov the Theodore Roosevelt !
 morial commission. ory,
 club Return or the proposed treaty nate Colombia to the senate for final act pen was recommended to the senate fore rred relations committee by the Sub-c the mittee appointed to draft an anne and ment to the document q to 1--.--, s... VT, o Director, declared there could h as been no profiteering between farmer i'aI consumer because four and bread pr T of did not keep pace with the advance of the price of wheat during the food were iil'iiis' @'io" .