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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
COOLIDGE TALKS OF
 SOUND BUSINESS POLICIES


 Asheyille, N. C., Oct. 20.-Suraa-t e the republican party by the south on -se ground that it is doing the mosl ,3 ,i-i- mote sound business policies was ur-.l I here tonight by Governor Coc-fl-e
 As the great and rich natural rz- sources Of the south are beI1- a.or- lHI more developed, ndustrially and com nercially,' he said, it must si-a irs sup port to the party which is doing tae most to promote these policies" H. d,- clared for adequate Transportation fI- cilities, by land and by water. and for an efficient navy, but against the Unit ed States entering upon "a race of. ar maments" by approving an excessive na- val program.
 Governor Coolidge crossed eastern Tennessee in his special train from Kentucky during the day and at room delivered speeches at Knoxville to au- diences which crowded every ava.lahlz space in two public halls. In adI.-.on three stops were made for re-r plat form speeches. first at New Farewell just after leaving Kentucky through .la Cumberland Gap and then at Morris town and Newport, Tennessee, late to- day.
 At all the stops as well as a- to- nights meeting. Governors LowG- -a cd Illinois and Morrow Of Kentucky. and Job Hedges of New York. wE0 are ae- companying Governor Coolidge on n4 campaign of the southern states. ais. addressed the crowds. Au three ,-a. phasized the league or nations e. au .-. sue and condemned the covenant ai brought back from Paris by pres.d. .u 1 Wilson as un-American.
 Governor Coolidge in his rear p.1-for-4 speeches said the present al1.u.sJIa fi0n Wde fp ba fanrrrTs-ar..1...H T..- F........ driven more democrats into -ss .euuals can party than any prces.us laHl8c-lu. l administration within h.s memory. The governor will leave lsrc tom5rrpg on his special train f,- a c1nls=.-. | through North Carolina wricl VIII ,n. with night meetigs a. Clarl1ss- Stop will be made for rear p'li-aru saaaaac | at Hickory, Statesvii!e. Winston. Saila | Noclsville and MoorCsy.Ga.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
GERMANY Ts TO ExPEL THE
 RUSSIAN SOVIET DELEGATES

Berlin. Oct 2o.-AccordinE 10 the new papers here M Zinovion and N. To- sor---y. Russian soviet deieEatesAt to the recent Independent socialist conference |. Halle "fo have been ordred by the roy. nr1ment 10 leave inc country. will b. n2fn'tiea 10 remain in Germany -untgI Saturday. when the first steamer sails iF1n Stettin for Riga. Meanwhile thev are io be kept under surveillance.
 Tre Freihei- says the independent no- ci1list offices in Berlin and the suburb Of Neu Koeiin occupied. this morning by forty communists.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
DENTIST RUTH RUBIN SHOT
 DEAD BY A COLLEGE CHUM

New York. Oct 2O-Dr. Max Rowe, a New York dentist, today entered the Brooklyn dental office of Dr. Ruth Rubin a college chum, and shot her to death after she had refused to marry him. Then he shot himself in the head, wound ing himself seriously.
 This was the report made to police headquarters this afternoon by detectives summoned to the scene.
 The detectives reported that Rowe on entering the office occupied by Dr. Rubin and a man with whom she Wa sin part nership called her ao the door. While they were standing IT the hallway he fired two shots at her after his proposal had been rejected. One bullet pierced the woman's heart.
 At the hospital Rowe's condition was said to be critical
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Erie, Pa. Oct 2O-seven persona were killed and twenty injured. ta-=. probably fatally when New York Cen tral Train No. GO. east-bound. sld-swiDed Train No. g. wes,-bound. two hundred feet west Of the union depot here 4t noon today.
 A switch, thought to have be2n thr3ua by members Of a section a9a;, Wprl irg al the scene of the wreci., IS believed to have caused the accident.
 The dead:
 Gaspard Deschamps. AIlss9ula. 3Ion. - AlEot Carlson Ii, S2baska, Mum.
 Anna L. Tokla. 76. Norway
 Anna Tokla, 70. Grinnell, Iowa.
 Clara Miller, Chicago.
 Ida Rosenthal. Chicago.
 Mrs J. r. Monaud, Los Angeles or Montreal
 The injured:
 A. H. Brelsr, 56 Waterbury. Conn. ; Mrs Jack Hanson, g. Seattle. wash : Mrs. s. l.. Secor. 3l. Chicago: Alma toresmack 54. North Shipping. Sweden dying; Walter 4. Richardson. .l. New York city; George ". Andrews. Buff talo' Mrs. Ida C. Myers, 53. Chica-g Mrs. Findley Wood. 2o palatina. Ill Mrs. C. C. Flagg. 36. Indiana, Harhsr. Ind C. C. FlaEs. Indiana ilr5or. Ind William C. Halicon. e, South Bend. Ind. Paul koszkodou 53. Nvor7.rr. Pa; unidentified woman. dying: Chris tine. Emmet and Chester Carlson. Se- baska, Minn.; Gideon Carlson. l.. Se- baska. Minn. Mrs Laura SclmalIfelt. 56, Davenport Iowa; Bert Tokla. sg Grinnell, Iowa.
 The wost-bcund train had just left tae depot and the east-bound train. Cle-e- land-Buifalo express. was coastinE into l the station when the crash came A ca7 on the east-bound train suddenly lc.al 1 rom the rails and crashed into th. IullInati' tearing it's s,eel sides array as 1 Il they We're paper. The occupants Q.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
STRUCK BY TRAIN WHILE
 STANDING ON PLATFORM EDGE

Greenwich. Conn, Oct. 20-John D. Barrett, 65 marine and insurance brok- CT, and connected with Johnson. Higgins Company of New York, and other firms was struck by a New York bound ex- press on the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad at the local station, to- day. He was standing on the platform edge smoking his pipe and waiting with many other commuters, for his train. 4 freight train pulled by and the noise probably prevented MT. Barrett from hearing the express. He was struck by res son of standing too close. At the hospital it is feared that he will die. He has probably, a fractured skull, besides other injuries.
 MT Barrett was a director in several insurance companies. He lived here and was of much prominence socially.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
THEFT OF s6,OO0 WORTH
 or JEWELRY IN OTTAWA

Attawa. Oct. 2O.-The theft of s6.0oO worth of jewelry from the home o. Sir Robert Borden. former premier of Can ada, was reported to the police here to- day. The jewels were owned by Lady Borden and were taken from her loom during the dinner hour last night
 The burglars, it is believed entered the house by an upstairs window after climb ing tree and swinging to the roof of Veranda.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
IACsWINEY HAS TIE
 THIRD ATTACK OF DELIRrUsT

London. Oct. 20.-Nayor Nacswfrcy suffered a third. but mildcr attack of de- lirium this evening. according Co fhe Irish Self Determination Lc7~uc hrl,-- tin. 4 new developments Is rarsc..f-- twitchings, which attain spasmol.c --5- portions in the limbs
 The mayor remained in a more or less unconscious condition all the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
ISAAC F. FERGUSON ADMITS
 WRITING LEFT WING" LETTER

New York, Oct. 2O.-Isaac F. Fercu- son, Chicago lawyer, defending himself and Charles F. Ruthenberg of Cleveland from an indictment charging criminal an- archy, admitted today that he wrote a letter in 1914 to John Kennedy of Eccles. West Virginia" soliciting his aid in fur thering the left wing" movement and the communist party.
 Ferguson also admitted that orders for letterheads and other literature bearing the communist label were made in his handwriting.
 Miss Beaulah Beck. stenographer in the office of the Illinois attorney general. testified in regard to statements made by the defendants when they were before the extradition board following their in- dictment here a, year ago.
 The prosecution probably will close its case tomorrow
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
BRIDGEPORT JITSET EaIyEa
 SHOT BY PASSENGER

Bridgeport, Conn. Oct. a1-saran Hisky. iitney driver. was shot ta..e times in the back Of the neck at one b. clock this morning by an uailaa-if. I passenger in his auiouobile. Tha shoot ing occurred on East Broadway. Strait ford, while Hinsky was driving bis fare to Bridgeport. His assailaut ,sea1ed. Ills condition is reported dangerous by the surgeons in the Bridgeport hospital
 HiHsky was hired by the pass arer at the Bridgeport railroad dep. and was directed 10 drive him to ar address iu Milford. On the way bac.. it Is ai,e-al f. attempted to rob the driver, wno !a rg- sisting was shot
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
MISS JESSIE DoNALDs DIES
 OF SELF-ADMINIsTERE POISON

Winsted, Conn.,, Oct 2O.-Miss Jessie Donalds, 26, of Canaan Valley, who drank poison on October 10, while suf fering from depression due to a nervous breakdown, died during last night in the Litchfeld county hospital. She had been a school teacher and grange lecturer and active in social affairs and when her health failed she took over the care of her fathers farm as the parent, Elihu Donalds was not in good health. A sis ter also survives.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
INTERNATIONAL MONEY
 ORDERS TOPIC OF DISCUSSION

Madrid Oct. 19.-The session of the fn- ternational postal congress today chiefly concerned the discussion of international money orders. The delegates of the South and Central American republics and also of European nations took part in the dis cussion. An enormous number of pro- posals were received demanding modifica- tion of the present regulations and indi- eating a general desire. for the establish ment of simple money order unit appli- cable to all countries.
 It is generally expected here that as a result of the conference the maximum amount of money that may be sent by post will be increased and also that an order will issue providing for the trans fer of money orders by endorsement.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
DEMOCRATS TRADING COX ID TRY SAVE THEIR SENATORS

Will H. Hays Republican National Chairman States Such Movement is in Many Normally Democratic States Predicts That Every State West of the Mississippi Will Poll Harding Majority, With the Possible Exception of Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana Has No Doubt of Sweeping Republican Victories in Illinois and Indiana Says Republican Ticket Will Carry Maryland, Tennes- see Kentucky, West Virginia and Possibly North Caro- lima.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
MYSTERY OF DEATH OF
 BANK RUNNER UNsoLvE3

Camden, Y. J.. Oct 2O.-Efforts Of tho Camden and Burlington county autro-- ities 10 solve the mystery surrounding the death of David s. Paul the bar's runner, whose body was found last Sat urday in the Jersey woods, have met with no success. according 10 Prosecutor Wolverton. who declared tonight that n1 tangible evidence has been uncovered
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
S30O.0OO LOAN TO CENTRAL
 NEW ENGLAND RAILWAY co

Washington. Oct 2o.-Approvai of , loan of Saoo.ooo to the Central New Eng land Railway company for the purpose of i'ai'-nE additions and bettermepts and loan or E-1e.o0o to the Chicago. Indian ano anu Louisville Railway company to enable the road to build A car rensI- eho,, ai Lafayette. Ind. was announced today by the interstate commerce Commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
OBITUARY,
Charles W. Mccormick.

Stamford, Conn, Oct. 2O.-Word came today of the death in East Orange N. J., of Rev Dr. Charles w Mccormick, formerly distrir/ superintendent of the New York East Conference of the Meth odist Episcopal church. He was in Stam- ford up till last year when i'll health compelled his. retirement. He had been connected with the East conference for twenty-five years and before that was in the Newark conference. He is survived by Mrs. Mect mick, a son and daugh- ter
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
COLLISION ON STRETCH OF ROAD
 WITH LATEST STANDARD TRACKS

New York. Oct 2o.-A statement Eiv- en oUt here tonight from the general of- ic of the New York Central railroad re. fiyc 70 The collision of two trains at Erie. Pa today. resulting in the death c- s-N women and a boy. said the tracks where t..e accident occurred are the lat est standard tracks, equipped with auto matic signals
 'I,reuminary investigation" the state ment added. indicates the accident was inc result oi improper handling of a switch .y signal maintainer of Is years c-. e-ignca. All cars in both trains were ot solid s,eel construction.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
HOSPITAL FOE CHILDREN ON
 BATTLEFIELD AT ST. NfIHrTr.

Washington. Oct 2o.-At St MIn,eI France. in memory of the first great American battle effort Of the war. a untrue reminder is 10 he established trn- nar l.ed Cross auspices. cooperating, with tho Franci ro-e-rmcnt. Tho it,nior .sc- t17 of Inc American Red Cross w1I finance there the erection and operatIor of model hospital for children.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
BRANDEGEE ANSWERS cox ON THE IRISH QUEsTToN

Hartford, Conn, Oct 20. = Senator Frank B. Brandegee, republican candi- date for reelection, declared in a speech here tonight that it would be inn possible for Governor Cox, if elected pres dent to lay the Irish question before the league of nations. He said that if a do mestic question of that kind" could be passed on by the league, the question of Japanese and Chinese immigration to this country also could be decided by the league.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
AE.o selEcd Nith MhIsl.r

Stamford. Conn. Oct 2o.-Abrahan Ea~~es. Of e5 Hancock street. North f 7m''on- Mass. who with his daughter was f7ssi'g through here last night in an automobile was stopped and four eases or whisiey which he haa were seized The machine was conascated. Mr. Eari-es claimed that the liquor was fu- his own personal use
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
SEVEN EPEERIlSSOOH.I5 1 IIIIlEE IIEIlE KILLED IN ACCIDENT 00 NY. CENTRAL

Twenty Were Injured, Three Prosaby Fatally EastBound Train Was SideswiPea 5y a WesS-Boznd 200 Feet West of the Union Depot il Eli, Pa. - Switch Thrown by Members of Section Gang is Believed to Have Caused the Acciden-A H. B-sl:E Cf Waterbury Among the h. jured.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

The Sulloway hosiery mills at Franklin N H., weer closed last night for an in definite period Lack of orders was an nounced a sthe reason for the shutdown which affects $50 operatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

oEt h- men insNniform. who. however. wore not connected with the military. Tn o7 case they were accompanied by wo- men, who cut the hair Of the wife of she tenant of the house and hurne dit
 The proprietor of The old Malt E'u-e" i7 Galway. was taken from h,s hir residence last night and shot. His body was thrown into the river.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
HARDING CoNsIsTENT
 ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Jackson, O.. Oct. 20.-Replyng to Gov ernor CoX's charges of inconsistency on tbe league of nations issue, Senator Hard
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

'-Contentment abides the truth" says the old maxim. but few men are in position to youch for the truth of it.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

The Scnderberg Schleswig Oil Refinery was completely destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at 5000 900 kroner.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

"UncIe Joe" CannOn's big black cigar set fire to his automobile while he was riding near Danville III. The fire was extinguished before great damage was done and "Unc,e Joe" escaped Injury.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Many employees Ih the plants of the Jerckes spinning1plants in Pawtucket and Central Falls, R. l.. accepted a Is per cent. decrease in wages rather than have the mills shut down for an indefinite pc rio
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Communist efforts to gain represent ation in the Austrian National Assembly, failed. election returns of Sunday show.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Negotiations looking toward Baltic union were stopped at Riga when Prince Sapcha Polish Minister of Foreign Af- fairs, resigned.
 Carl Lauer. messenger of the State Commercial Savings Bank, Chicago, was held up by three automobile bandits and robbed of $2O,OOo.
 Federal Trade Commissions investiga- i ton into brokers wheat prices which was ordered by President Wilson, will begin in Chicago this week.
 Members of the national council of the French federation of Miners will meet in Paris on Oct. 22 to demand an imme- diate increase in wages
 Friedrich Hirth. professor of Chinese at Columbia University from 1902 until his retirement in 1917, adopted Munich as his permanent home.
 Decision to recommend that uniform fee of one franc for the wise of pass port was reached by the passport confer ence in session at Paris.
 Charles SoIlowaY. who used to train the race horses of the Russian emperor is l the streets In London.
 A Brussels report announced Belgium and Brazil signed a commercial and fin- ancial agreement as a sequel to the visit of King Albert to Brazil.
 The dangerou drug net now enforced in London is designed to reduce the use of habit-forrning drugs which has grown very rapidly during the last few years.
 Bar silver in London was 1 5-Sd lower at 50 1-2d an ounce. New York domestic price was unchanged at 99 1-2 cents and foreign silver was cents lower at 96 1-4 cents
 Tewfk Pasha, former grand yizier ot Turkey, has agreed to form cabinet to succeed that of Damad Ferid Pasha, If given the right to choose his own minis ters.
 Ball players from the Baltimore and St Paul clubs of the International and American Association, respectively. will be used to build up the wrecked White Sox.
 George ?. Hampton of the Farmers National Council urged issuance ot , treasury certificates of indebtedness to the amount of s25O, 100000 to facilitate loans to farmers.
 A site in the business district of Lima Peru, was set aside by the Peruvian gov ernment where the construction on a ; building for the centenary celebration next year year will be started. pr. H. IT. Sears. of Beverly. Mass, wht served overseas as a lieutenant. cAiore l in the army medical corps during the war committed suicide by shooting yester day
 The farm buildings of Fred A. With
 erly, in the northwestern section q
 Fort Fairfield. Me, were burned. togetae1
 with all their contents including 7,00l
 barrels of potatoes.
 "UncIe Joe" CannOn's big black cigar set fire to his automobile while he Wa; 2 riding near Danville, H. The fire wa:
 extinguished before great damage wa.
 done and "Unc,e Joe" escaped injury. ! Many employees ih the plants of tn, Jercl1es spinning1pants in Pawtucllet anc (N o1 II11
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Efforts of General Wrangel To take the Kakhova bridgehead resulted in fail ure and heavy losses in killed and wound ed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

The majority leader in the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies says that the gov ernment is negotiating for an American loan.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Newark's "whiskey curb" at Halsey street and Brandford place, was ralded by 30 policemen, who made AZ arrests.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

The farm buildings of Fred A. With erly, in the northwestern section of Fort Fairfield Me, were burned. together with all their contents including 1000 barrels of potatoes
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

An alarm on the fire bell at Norfolk called out searchers for George Cowie who disappeared after saying he was i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

National Sugar Refining Co. announce ed an advance in the price of refined sugar of one cent to 12 cents, less cents for cash.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Dr. H. H. Sears. of Beverly. Mass, who served overseas as a lieutenant. colon el in the army medical corps during the war, committed suicide by shooting yester- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Torrington has 2.e57 new voters made between Oct. g and Oct. 19 of whom 1,59S are woman. A total of 2S91 ap- plications had been filed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
coNSTiEULABY MADE RAID
 N THE HEART OF DUBLIN

Dublin. Oct. 20.-An auxiliary division [ tae royal Irish Constabular carried 1t an extensive raid in inc hear. lof m. .cl.viue s,rsS .iserssited and seareh- 2 and raasl. s About, noon -i trari, qdg tss'parmored car esrs nd a larra of pi-sets being pogt- a to rrevefia sfa-Sanos. E
 Dublin castie sss iSsued report that
 Hu-aocT Of Il; ;ds were recently carried
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Philadelphia Public Service Commits sion granted increase in fare to Philadel- phia Rapid Transit O.. increasing the fare to ' cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

site in the business district of Lima. Peru, was set aside by the Peruvian gov ernment where the construction on a building for the centenary celebration next year year will be started.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

George ?. Hampton of the Farmers National Council urged issuance of treasury certificates of indebtedness to the amount of s250, 100000 to facilitate loans to farmers
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

State ownership of coal mines may he resorted to by Oklahoma If conditions do not improve at once, Governor Robertson announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

American dollar in Paris was quoted at Is francs IA 1-2 centimes. compared with Is francs 43 centimes at last close.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21
BRlEF TELEGRAMS

Sanitat -eventive medicine are the gres r of Serbia today. Lop fold was 1908 Sd an ounc nst 11Ss Tod at last close.
 suffering from a scarcity of IT an abnormal economic situ-
 h railway stock will shortly be
 Jed by 176 American heavy freight \ otives.
 harles H. Ebbets, owner of the Brook lyn National League ball team, may retire from ball team
 Nearly 12,0OO women will be entitled to exercise the franchise at Bridgeport Nov. 2.
 The national convention of the fra ternal forum league is being held in South Norwalk.
 Turkish Nationalist advance on Kars, 1O5 miles northeast of Erzeum. Armenia was temporarily halted.
 During tke "No Accident Week" d Hamilton, Ont. there were nearly double the average number of accidents.
 American dollar in Paris was quoted at 15 francs IA 1-2 centimes. compared with Is francs 43 centimes at last close.
 An alarm on the fire bell at Norfolk called out searchers for George CowiC who disappeared after saying he was ill. H,I-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Ball players from the Baltimore and St Paul clubs of the International and American Association. respectively. will be used to build up the wrecked White Sox.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Out of 4,651 applications filed with the registrars of voters at South Norwalk. 3,202 applicants were made voters. Of these over 900 were women.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

The Libre Belgique says Premier Della croix decided to resign with his ministry on Kinr N'hH-t's return from Brazil. build-ure tied
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Negotiations looking toward a Baltic union were stopped at Riga when Prince Sapicha. Polish Minister of Foreign Af- fairs resigned.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Tewfk Pasha, former grand yizier of Turkey, has agreed to form cabinet to succeed that of Damad Ferid Pasha, If given the right to choose his own minis ters
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

During tke "No Accident Week" ss Hamilton, Ont. there were nearly double the average number of accidents.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

,sanitat -eventive medicine are the gres of Serbia today.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Carl Lauer. messenger of the State Commercial Savings Bank, Chicago, was held up by three automobile bandits and robbed of 10000.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-21

Federal Trade Commissions investiga- tion into brokers wheat prices which was ordered by President Wilson, will begin in Chicago this week.
The Washington times., 1920-04-11
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