Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-12


 Julius Aeosto was inaugurated presi- lent of the Republic of Costa Rica. President Wilson viewed circus parade rom the portico of the White House. Bar gold was Ie7s Cd an ounce in Lon lon compared with ross at last close. Bar silver was s1,o4I-4 an ounce in New York. compared with 61 1-2 in Lon lon.
 Twenty thousand teachers in London are reported talking of striking for high er wages. ,-
 State Department estimates that there are between 5000 and 1000 Americans in Mexico. -....-.-.-,>
 Governor Edwards of New Jersey flat ly refused the democratic nomination of the vice presidency,
 Henry Labarre Jayne. lawyer and lead CT in political reform movements, died in Philadelphia, aged 63.
 There will be no recount of votes east in recent presidential preferential priIn- aries in New Jersey
 According to London report f5oO,ooo in gold is. being shipped to this | country from France. Wimer Atkinson. founder of the Farm Journal, died in Philadelphia of pneu- | monia. He was 79 years old. At meeting of postal and teIeErah employees in Italy it was decided to con 1 tinue the sthike until victory is obtained
  According to estimates by the Graves Registration Service it will take two years before all American dead will be broght home.
 Owing to the increase in cost of news print paper; royal decree permits news papers to increase their price from to cents in Rome.
 Seven German ZeppeIins were reported seen to have been going east over War saw, according to newspaper reports from the Polish capital. . United States Steel Corporation an- nounceds thrilled orders for the month of April totaled .1O.35s,747 tons. a gain of 467, ,672 tons over previous month.
 According to a story In the Los An geles Examiner. rebels shot and killed Harry H. Lyons. American restaurant proprietor, in Durango, last month. Five hundred unskiIIed workers in the mills Of the American Writing Paper company at Holyoke struck to enforce de- mands for a wage of 70 cents an hour.
 Senator wadsworth's resolution pro- posing to remove the New York state | barge canal from Government operation and control was adopted by the senate. | More than s.Ooo,Ooo raw pelts valued at s3O. DOC. 900 were placed on the market at St. Louis, Mo. at the opening of the spring auction of the International Fur Exchange.
 1 Paul Painleve, former French Premier. ! who with six assistants will 20 10 China to study financial conditions, will not visit Washington on his way through the l United States.
 | street ear service in Butte D crippled as a result of a strike called by the | Workmen's Union, an unskilled labor or ganization, demanding a s1' NdAy in- crease in wages.
 The naval war college at Newport, K. l., will graduate q class of 3l officers on May e2. The class will be addressed by the president of the college, Rear Admiral Sims.
 The United states steel corporation Aa- nounced that thrilled orders for the month ending April 30 totaned 10.359,- TAT tins, gain of 4s7,s7e tons over the previous nonth.
 Frank ". Potter of Cambridge. form CT navy service man, Was sentenced tc life imprisonment in superior court al Springfield, after pleading guilty to sec ond degree murder. , The finding of the decomposed body ei a woman in the basement of a house or Columbus Avenue. in the South End | Boston. was reported to the police. Th' body was buried in ashes.
 prolonged fight to make Louisiani : the thirty-sixth state to ratify the fedora woman suffrage amendment, appeared il r prospect when the legislature met in spe 7 cial session at Baton Rouge.
 Members of the New York Coffee an, Sugar Exchange voted to close the ex change Saturday. May 2s: on Saturday during June, July. August and on tn first Saturday in September. Danish farmers, memDeru or cOOperA tive societies. will man ships in ports be cause of the marine and transport strike and will transport their products { American and British markets. 3 United States Commissioner Hayes 6 n Boston ruled that when person is in j. duced by prohibition agent to buy Ii auor for him and does not himself prof e by the transaction, he does not violat 1 the prohibition laws. e Six men who attempted to speak At
 street meeting of the national conVentio V of Iron and Steel Workers and tn d American Civil Liberties Union in Du r quesne near Pittsburgh. were arreste s and sentenced to 30 days Imprisonment q Joseph B. KislinRer, an exporter, l v whose office in New ork. Antoinette Bon r ner, known to the police as the "Diamon Queen committed suicide by drinkin l. poison on March 3. when both were ar = rested for alleged thefts or jewelry, wa q discharged by Magistrate Simpson.
 An investigation of the education, l system at West Point Academy by th house military affairs committee is prc Y vided in a resolution introduced in th
 house by Representative Brittan. Charlt if ". Eliot, president of Harvard. recent " declared West Point. graduates were ii e efficient.