Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-03

Bar gold was unchanged in London at 104s an ounce.
 Senor Jose Morante was appointed Governor of the State of Tamaulipas by the Mexican senate.
 Crown Prince Carl of Rumania, will sail from Tokio Aug. S, for Bucharest, via the United States. It is officially announced that the na- tional debt of Mexico is more than 546,- 000,000 pesos, including interest. German Minister of Finance announced Germany's total debt is $5S 5000, ,000, 900 before the budget committee of the Reich stag.
 The Commercial Cable Go. announced messages to places in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, must be writ ten in plain language. Twelve hundred employees. including 150 women, were thrown out of work by the closing of the plant of the Blur Motor Appliance Co.,, Hoboken.
 The Chinese Foreign Office expressed to the American Legation at Pel1in pro- found regret for the murder of Dr. W. A. Reimer and an American missionary. A proposed increase from seven to ten cents per fare zone applied for by the Jersey City Central Traction Co.,, was denied by the Public Service Comnlis- sion.
 Disturbances occurred in the work ingmen's headquarters in Madrid be- cause of the bad train service and the 1 announcement that fare would be in creased.
 l It was reported in Tokio the Anglo Japanese treaty will not be altere duntil the course of the United States in re- gard to the League of Nations has been determined.
 | The twepty-r},th international cont ve1ltion of the r5aptist Young People $ Union of America was opened at Toronto with more than 1.S0O delegates in at tendance.
 1 Rumors that the allied powers would seiz account of Turkish citizens, if peace was not signed, is causing a run on sew eral Constantinople banks and general l financial unrest.
 | 1 tained on the floor of the Baltimore | Chamber of Commerce for the first new wheat. The receipts were of an excep- i tionally fine quality.
 Chicago's City Council in passing the annual appropriation bill voted down the
 proposed v.ge increases to city eIn- 1 ployes, wtlln would have totaled more
 than S5,000,000 annually. 
 Ranks of Spanish nobility are rapidly
 being filled. During the first three months fthis year 142 old titles wert restored. 43 heirts took titles by inheri
 tance anr 4 new titles were created. I Garland and Williams defeated theil l countrymen, Johnston and Tiflen. in tht hsemi-finals of the mems doubles in th' I British lawn tennis championship tourn
 ament at Wimbledon, Eng. The SCOT, Twas As, -6-4. 4-s, 6-2. ' 4 suit contestiDg the nomination. fo I lCongressnan of the Rev. o. G. Kale o s1enson at the recent republican rrim ary election, was filed in the Swif i County District, Benson. Mich, by 4. J
 velstead, defeated candidate.
 I Agreements between Premier yenize | los of Greece and former Minister c
 Foreign Affairs Tittoni of Italy. lookin! to the division of Albanian territory be l tween Greece and Italy. are to be repeal
 ed and negotiations reopened. 1 New York quoted silver at 90 1-2 cent
 an ounce. unchanged. London did no quote silver because of the holiday I The Treasury Department announced tn
 purchase of 2oo.o0o ounces at s1 al
 ounce to be delivered to San Francisco
 New Orleans without street cal service as result of a strike of 3 6oi
 employees of the New Orleans Railwa,
 and Lights O.. which followed the fail
 ure of the union workers and federal re
 ceiver for the company to reach al
 agreement.