Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04

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 Americas trade aaiance against Europe in 1919 amounted to S4,4S0,- 41o,56S.
 A jury trying s6 alleged |. w W's found them guilty on charge of crim- iE1al syndieaHsm.
 Cotton acreage planted in India is estimated at 2S,1S6. 900, compared with | 1s,077. GOO acres a year agp.
 University of Chicago sesimosraphs recorded a most pronounced earth | quake about 5000 miles away.
 London Daily Mail reported forma- ton of tribunal at Irkutsk by the l Soviet to try Admiral Kolchak.
 Secretary Glass asked congress for 2,000, eco to use in stopping smuggling liquors into the United Staes.
 A bolshevik uprising is reported in Tif1is and Koatais. Transcaucasia- The Reds are in control in both cities. I
 Commissioner of Accounts David Hirschfeld declared Dr. Jonathan c. Day lost all records of army food sales.
 Rev. William Watson Ranney, rec tor of Christ church at Dartmouth College, died at Hanover, N. H., after a short illness.
 William H. Anderson, New York state prohibition leader, declares only the old-time doctors prescribe whiskey for influenza.
 List of German subjects whose ex- tradition is demanded by the Allies was finally approved by the council of ambassadors.
 Five men were arrested in New Jer- sey on charge of stealing $65;O0o worth of silk from pier s5, Hudson river, January '.
 James w. See, one of the best known of mechanical engineers in the country. is dead at HamiltonSS O., at the age of 69.
 Council of ambassadors denied ru- nor the allies would promote or rec ognize restoration of the Hapsburg dynasty in Hungary. Following the resignation of Presi- dent BeuiSario Perras. of Panamafi Vice President Tis<el Lefevre assumed the office of president.
 Fire damage amounting to sso,ooo was. caused to the Griffon square building, near the heart of the busi- ness section of Syracuse.
 ------ Lester A. Colby and Leslie A. Lyna, U. $. cumtoms officers at Bangor, Me, seized 1,oS9 quarts of Canadian whis- key at Northern Maine Junction.
 Former Premier cIemenceau began his projected journey to Egypt. He will start for iMarseilles to embark on the steamer Lotus for Alexandria A Jose Epis Tsmayo, recently elected president of Ecuador will visit the United States within threN months according to announcement of Quay aQuil.
 A merger of the Anglo South Amer ican bank and the British bank of South America, is being arranged. Combined resources will reach S250,- oooooo,
 The estate of William H. 'Yawqey, an extensive owner of coal and tim troit baseball team, is estimated at $S.sS3, ,S67.
 Col. AvaIoff 5ernondt, commander of Russian German forces which at tackled Riga during the autumn of 1919. has become insane and was plac- ed in a sanitarium.
 President Gompers of the A. F. of L. in conference with labor represent atives of the four groups of. New. York, submitted a plan for their consolida- tion into one big union. United States shipping board steam CT Moccasin. first vessel placed in ser vice between North and South Amer 1 ica, is leaving Buenos Aires on her re- l turn trip to New York. The destroyer Belknap and naval l tug returned to Charleston. s. C., after two days search for a boat load of 1 survivors from the steamship Mielero, 1 which broke in two at sea. ! Two trains of American Red Gross i supplies valued at s5S5, 600 left Paris l for, Vienna and Budapest. The sup i pllGS CIOl1IuSB l ings, drugs, condensed milk. etc. ] Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary corps. ] known as the Wages" which served 1 in various capacities at the front, 1 ceased to exist as military organiZa- l tion with the ending of the year. ] According to a statement of Attor- 1 ney General Daley of Michigan the ] fraudulent election conspiracy which l the government charges against Sem l ator Newberry and his co-defendants i had it's inception in New York in 1917 The American consul at Dublin re- 1 ported to the state department that the authorities there denied published statements that 2,000 rifles of Aneri- can manufacture had been recently ] landed on the coast of County Clare. Enrice MaIatesta, anarchist member l of the Italian chamber of deputies. who was arrested aboard . railroad 1 train at Ieghorn after he had deliv- 1 cred an infiamma tory speech at Pisa, 1 was released today after an interro- gation.
 Petitions wore filed. with the de-
 partnlent of state in Michigan asking I that the name of Eugene Y. Debs be placed d, the Michigan ballot as so-
 cialist candidate for president at the
 April primary.
 Government engineers recommended fo a RH-fOGf