Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-24
BRIEF TELECRAMS
Bar gold remained unchanged at HIS Sd an ounce in London.

Fifteen hu2o new cases ef ehelerai cholera hava$ discovered in. Korea
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 Carpe2 are unable to build enough collins nolera victims in West China.
 HS Heinz of Pittsburgh was elect ed nector of the Pennsylvania Rail- ree Company.
 senator Hiram Johnson, of California Fill invade the East on speaking tour Flor the G. 8. P.
 Polish forces have commenced an of 1 fensive in the region of Grodno on the, northeast Polish front.
 Gov. Smith of New York declined to | comment on the action of the Assembly in the custer of Socialists.
 Investigation of the naval government of the Pacific island of Samoa was ord 1 cred by the navy department. , Negotiations for trade relations between Canada and soviet Russia are said m of-,l fciaf circles to be at standstill. Chinese in the famine ridden province of Shantung are poisoning entire families U dhOIu S-OW Dy 5tdINdIlOn.
 American dollar in Paris was quoted at 14 francs 94 centimes, compared with fl francs 69 centines at previous close. f> D. C. Willis of Cleveland was appointed member of the federal reserve board by President Wilson
 Fifteen thousand communists held demonstration in the Lustgardten, Berlin, Germany.
 Bar silver in London was cod m ounce. New York domestic price unchanged at 9 91-2 cents. Foreign silver was s4 | cents. | Bertie C. Johnson, a British subject who ha sheen the prisoner of bandits in the state of Jalisco, Mexico, since August I 10, has been freed. Two Japanese have been sentenced to | ten years imprisonment for trying to sell documents stolen from the Yolosuka naval stations to Americans.
 Racing stable of the late ". K. Van derbilt, operating in Europe, was sold to A. K. McComber, American horseman The price was 12,0o0,Oo0 francs. l Grand Jury Investigating explosion in | Wall street issued subpoenas for officials 1 and employees of powder companies op- erating in New York and vicinity.
 Women of GuidareaI, Spain, took part
 in street demonstration as protest against the high price of olive oil. Civil guards broke up the demonstration
 According to Major Sampson, bodies
 of 5000 American soldiers were sent
 home. This number includes men buried
 in England, Italy and interior of France Hungarian Minister of Justice is SO well pleased with the punishment of fog ging for convicted prohteers. he is con
 sidering it's infiction for other offences President Pcssoa and King Albert of Belgium yesterday reviewed one of the
 greatest military parade seySr given in Brazil
 The National Rural Letter Carriers as . sociation went on record against affiliat- 3 ing with the American Federation of
 Labor
 Plain clothes men wer edetaiIed to
 guard the municipal buildings at Trenton E N. J., after receipt of letter threatening
 to bomb the structures. ,, The National Association of Life Jyn. ( derwriters elected Orville Thorpe of Dal l. las, Tex, as president at the closing ses d sion of it's annual meeting in Boston
 Franklin D. Roosevelt. democratic vic, If presidential nominee, will speak in Iowa IT Missouri Kansas and Colorado during tn, .e week of Oct 4.
 ,r Andy Mccoy of Wichita, Kanasa. J. freshman in the college of Emporia, a r. Emporia, Kas.. is paralyzed below tn t. waist as result of hazing by 'uppe IT classmen.
 h. Discovery of anthrax infection iu n io It of shaving brushes made in New Yorl W was reported to the United States Publi le Health service
 "a The price of sugar dropped y-sterda, t. The Federal and Arbuckle Sugar Refinin SC companies announced that they woul 1e accept business at 14.25 cents a poun
 for fine granulated.
 Mrs. Gladys Kimbau warburton of sa,
 Francvisco has been appointed acting stat e prohibition enforcement agent for Cali fornia pending appointment of succes al sor to Loren Hadley. 7o After paying all expenses and taxes an, n declaring dividends totaling s95ss. 800 n- the Pullman company had s5,313.7o9 l III left from the year ending July 31 to ap Id ply to the surplus fund. le Approximately 300 COG boys ih Ney
 York state between Is and IS years ol ne were required to register under the pro " visions of the states military trainin 'n law. a ,n pr. Amadeus ". Grabau, for eightee ia years professor of palaeontology an y stratigraphy at Columbia university. ha
 been called to professorship in the Un ge versity of Peking ar
 ~ Gov. PercivaI ". Clement of Vernon - '" and his staff as well as officials frol i other northeastern states, attended tf
 Eastern States exposition at Springfel as Mass.
 .. Appointment of Roland W .Boyden Beverly, Mass. as unofficial representati, ,in of the, United States at the Brusse M financial congress under the league of m ' lions was announced by Secretary Hou =. ton.