Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-22

the Thlrd cavalry, committed suicide ky shooting at Fort Ethan Allen, VI.
 A demonstration was staged in Dub ,In lh an effort to help the movement toT securing the release ot James Oark-n from prison in America.
 Robles Doriquez, revolutionary lead CT under Madero, was nominated pres ldential candidate of the nationsl re- publican convention in Mexico City.
 King FeisaI of Syria, accordino to London Daily Mail dispatch from Cairo, has appealed to the league of natlon's against the French ulti.natufn.
 The Cuban hou1e Of representatives passed bill providing for formation of special commission to provide for railroad and port improvements in Ha- vana.
 Restrictions on the importation to this country of Russian roubles, involv- ing the importation of Russian gold. are to be lifted shortly by the United States.
 Bar silver in London was 3-4 pence hlsner at 92 3-4d an ounce, and New York domestic unchanged at 99 1-2 cents, foreign was 3-4 cent higher at s 1-2 cents.
 William Armstrong, 61, leather manufacturer of Pea body. Mass, for | many years and known widely in New England and New York state, died in that town.
 Lieutenant Colonel Prers Davidson, Kings Counsel, son of the Hon. Sir | Charles Peers Davidson. former Chief Justice of Montreal, died in Paris of heart failure
 The Zionist conference in Lon5on has decided that the next Zionist world 1 ronGress should meet in Palestine rot i later tran the latter part Of the sum mer Of 1921.
 Government officials expr,ssed the belief that organized railroad unions would accept the offer totalling ap- proximateIy $500, ,ooO, 900 of the Labor 1 Board in Chicago. 1 A new Portuguese cabinet was form 1 ed to succeed the ministry of Antonio Maria da Silva, which resigned early this month because of lack of parlia- mentary support
 i raTls Matln announced tt1e harvest will be so good as to warrant the coun- 1 try shortly to improve the quality of bread. Harvesting is greatly handicap ped by lack of workers. i Winston Churchill, British secretary of war announced in commons that large endorsements of British troops were ordered from India to Mesopo- taTnia to cope with the Arab revolt.
 The French ministry of finance wiII 1 send representative to tho United States within a few days with rafcr- erco to the payment Of the rench Dart )f the AngloFrench $500, 1000, 000 loan.
 Diplomatic circles at Warsaw report former Premier Paderewsl1i was ap- i pointed to represent Poland at future i allied conferences with full powers as regards the negotiations with soviet Russia.
 Socialist party of Spain organized several meetings Sunday while bull 1 fighting was going on and appealed to | the people to stop the sport to prevent wholesale waste of money while educa- ton is being neglected.
 The Italian government awarded De- i IoS ". COOke, associate director Of%the 1 Cunard and allied lines, the title of Cavalier Of the Order of Mur:zio de 1 Lazzaro, in recognition for his ser vices to the Italian Red Cross.
 The Council of Allied Prer1iers at 1 Spa recognized Japan rights to oc- cupy Nikolaievsk and the northern DOT tion of the Island of Saghalien and to establish martial law in those districts to protect lives and property of Jap anese subjects.
 Samuel Wilson, assistant superin 1 tendent of the New Jersey Anti Saloon League, refused to hand over his evi- dence to the county prosecutors of flee when he charged open violation of the prohibition law in five northern New Jersey counties.
 The State Department announced that the American Consul at NueVo Laredo, Mexico, has demanded the punishment Of the troops of the de la Huerta government who raided the ranch of Alfred Matthews, an American citizen at Altos, Nueyo Laredo. MAY CAUSE AN ELECTION
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