Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19

structlon in Chicago,
 Two members of the City Firenens Union are under arrest in Memphis On a charge of assaulting a volunteer flre- man.
 Bar silver was 1-2 penny lower in London at 52 1-2d an ounce and was quoted unchanged at 91 1-2 cents in New York.
 The war department has announced that President Wilson appointed seven major generals under the new army; organizatio bill.
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 State Democrats will adopt a plank tas wet as possible when they meet in convention at Saratoga.
 It is understood at London that Great Britain will submit the Anglo Japanese treaty to the British Do- minions for their approval.
 A strike was declared by all workers of the Mexican Railway which runs from Vera Cruz to Mexico City. They are asking for increased wages.
 Miss Julia L. Stinson, of New York; was appointed by Secretary Baker as. superintendent of the Army Nursing. Corps with the relative rank of major.
 The total amount of claims for com pensation for malicious desLrucIic'1 of property in Ireland, lodged from Jan uary to May 331, 1920, was for $13,- 593,305,
 4o +ta., l. United States large quantities Of For mosan and, Japanese sugar are being exported to the United States by Jap anese retiners.
 Rear Admiral Andrews, commanding the American naval forces in the Adri- atic, denied reports that an American naval officer had been killed in the ri oating at Trieste.
 The Board of Estimate approved a plan for a great concrete walk at Coney Island at a cost of about $2,0o0,- GOO. It will be 80 feet wide and mile and a half long.
 Three thousand czeeho- SIovako who fought the bolsheviki m Russia are being returned home by the British government, arrived at Halifax, \. S., from Vancouver.
 The appointment by Governor Good rich of Indiana of a commission to fix coal prices and regulate fuel in that state is proposed in bill the governor i has under consideration. l Nine hundred members of the Fist | Ne York Infantry, National Guard, fn hnj nual tour of field training. The unit will remain until July 50. | It was officially announced in Der l lin that the police who refused to ili- | terfere with the demonstration 1T front of the French Embassy on Bas- tile Day will be suspended. Five men and a sEsaasn were ip i.-es 1 in the second serf ascfderit wi thtr 1 a week on a StateHzIs1and municipal bus. Witnesses said the accident v'as
 due to the drivers carelessness.
 The American industrial mission
 headed by John H. Fahey, of Boston i which is touring Italy, ended its visi to Genoa. They left for Piedmont tc | inspect the wine producing industry. 1 Governor John J. Cornwell of Wes' Virginia notified Mingo county officers | that lawlessness in the county coa
 fields must cease and has dispatched
 fifty mounted state policemen to tht district.
 1 William WrigIey, Jr- established |
 wiIe.e telephone connecting Chlcaet and the Catalina Islands. Conversa tions held between people were declar' ed. to be as audible as those on ordln ary long distance calls.
 On account of the war situation Pc Hand accepts no responsibility of mes sages to or in transit through tha country Messages will be aeceptet only at sender's risk, says a Commer cial Cable Co. announcement. l Members of the American Commun ist Labor party urged organization Q the working class to capture the state
 power and establish dictatorship o
 the proletariat," according to testl
 mony read to the jury in the trlal or members of the party in Chicago. Members of the Brotherhood of Ra'l way Clerks employed on the Big tou tyoted to strike because posting or Va
 cancies under the seniority rule or Tn |, national agreement was eliminated the auditors department, Grand Fres ann1uncnd.