Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24

Thirteen I. W. W. agitators were ar- rested in the Kansas wheat belts Of ficials are taking, precautions to prevent labor difficulties during the harvest
 Twenty-one names of which eighteen are fayorite sons. will be presented at the democratic national convention next week, as candidate for the presidency. filed his declaration as a candidate against Henry J. Allen for the republi- can nomination for governor of Kansas. Demanding Is per cent. increase in pay, 500 employees of the Marshall Thread Co.,, of Kearney, N J.. have declared strike. Most of the strikers are girls.
 General Peyton c. March. who has been conducting an inspection of Ameri- can troops in Germany, will sail for home on the Northern Pacific from Bris- tol, England.
 The Supreme Council conference at Boulogne, after three sessions. has been adjourned to meet in Brussels July 2 Most of the questions taken up have been | left unsettled.
 
 | Friedrich Wilhelm, former German Crown Prince, has left Wierengen for Doorn where he will visit the ex-Kaiser Prince Joachim has already reached reached Doorn.
 | The population of Salem, Mass, show. | a decrease of ? per cent during the lsat 1 ten years, according to figures given out
 by the Census Bureau. The present pou- l ulation is 42,515
 Governor Edward I. Edward. cand;- | date for the democratic presidential nom
 nation, will not attend the San Francis 1 co convention. A series of appointments i will keep him in Trenton.
 The State Department has been ad-
 vised that Fernando Iglesias Calderon mlsioner with the rank of ambassador
 mas been appointed Mexican high com
 and will leave shortly for the United | States.
 State Senator Benjamin T. Bartlett or Derry, Vt, announced his candidacy
 for the republican nomination for con. gress against Congressman Sherman E.
 Burroughs, on a platform demadig a
 modification of the Volstead act.
 George Brown. charged with the mur der of Richard Dunn on Feb. last pleaded not guilty at Ossipee, N. H. H,
 was remanded to jail to await the Oc
 tober session of the grand jury : The crew of the Scandinayian-Am.ri.
 caii liner F'redseick vIII which reached New York from Denmark, was composed
 of bankers, physicians, professors and
 merchants who had volunteered as
 strikebreakers.
 Units of the Atlantic Fleet will return to their home yards at the end of this week, the navy bureau of navigation
 mas announced. Every man will be giv. 1 en one months leave of absence the an. nouncement auds.
 request for s5.oo0,0o with which
 to begin work on the terminal markets Tn Manhattan was made by Commission,
 CT of Markets Edwin J. OcMaIley befor,
 the Budget and Finance Committee O
 the Board of Estimate The breaking of a water conduit i,
 Madrid has caused an acute shortage O
 water in that city. Although the condui
 has been repaired, the supply is below , normal and the police have found difficult to prevent thirsty persons iron V drinking out of stagnant park lakes an, e fountains
 Anti-bolshevik forces in south Russia . ed a severe defeat upon the reds advice :, commanded by General Wrangel inflict r to the state department declare. An l. proximately 5000 prisoners were can a tured together with large quantities c !, military supplies
 II
 Il French newspapers state that tn
 Turkish treaty will not be modified de l spite attacks made upon it's provision
 by both Premier Millerand and in , Italian Forgein Minister. Count Sforz; .' The Turks must submit their reply to th n Allies by Saturday as originally planne, . Fire broke out under one of the way f Of the federal Shipbuilding Company z ., hearny Meadows, between Newark an Jersey City. It was extinguished befor serious damage was done. A 9,OOO-to 70 vessel was being constructed on the wa n but was not damaged. officials of tt