Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-21

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Tho nomination of Robert r. law e.
be United states marshal for the north
ern district of Illinois. was sent to tn.
Twelve persons were killed and 30 in
iured and great property damage was
caused by two cyclones which struck in
John p. McLennan, president of Dis
trict- No Is, United Mine Workers of
America, will test legality Of martial law
oinVcrsiss VI Nancs' rr"nce' conAerfeo
1ioiio. a. US g - 1911 VI laws oi MY
! ~ l. I1ei iioA' Aiiiei icdn ambassador 10
life-sized s+.tr. of Nr.ro,,;s n.
faye++a ,z,as nreser+ed - T'sfs,qo+tn ~
Iega Easton pa NV Morris 7, C1o+hie-
of Pb1iadelnbia
secret.rv of Labor D,ris .o5
+J,a+ d,,ri,r +l,a ,,o,+b 80 oo+r,.o,.
oh Mol and .il,,e+ris1 I,ls,,. or,nIe,-as ~;
creased 4s3se9 - -
- ueies aIioh neaued py Whham a.
Whlte Oh Enporla' han., called on Presl-
aeiie f1arulns ana urged general annes-
President Lewis announced internation-
al executive board of the United Mine
Workers of America will convene to take
action on the Kansas situation.
If was annor,c.d Of tho +-. +,,s
z,ro,11d he no f,,r+},a. eyo1-arr,,e,,+ e,,,r,ai
before Dec TX Isspance If t,.as
tificatas nm Dec / will ba oroi++ad
During the first seventeen days Of No
Vemper' twenty-nlne bankruptcy peti-
tlons were filed in the federal court, COM
pared with an average CT thirty a month.
seilles, REPORTED on fire November 13.
1,oO0 miles southeast of New York, ar
rived IN New York.
More than five times as much turkey
thie year as uurlhs the
--s peii0U " year aso'
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nc credi' OF .o'oVV'VUO francs LOT
n. ttuSstan iahlIhe renei "hlch was Toteo
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Pub1io interest in the m,ns1srr,,+.r
trial of Roscoe c. Fattv) ArbnckIe in
San Francisco was revived Saturday
with presentation of evidence. A large
Transfer of coxssroI of the Chadwick
Hoslxins group Of textile mills in North
Carolina and Virginia to a syndicate com
posed of North, and South Carolina bank
Resolutions were adopted opposing the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence ship canal
project at the annual convention Of At
lantic Deeper Waterways Association al
sunren. corr+ ds.;d.5 ~ ,s r,,a,sssar,
for candidates for tbo Irnited s+.tau CO..,
/ ate m 10 statements of racei,+s .-d ~
,en7it,,res j., connac+ior J,ri+t e;+ba- -,
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Appenaae olvlslon OF the suprem
courl upnelu rlgh.s OF New YORK Centfa
rallroSo 70 use Oh certain New ork oit'
iati'e q ant VI ~ years ago
Thirty-four individuals and twenty-fiv
corporations, members of the Marble En-
ployers' Association pleaded guilty befor
!, Justice McAvoy, in New York, in viola
,
Massachusetts, state commission on th
necessaries of life, REPORTS many employ
! ers are assisting their employees to com
bat high prices by providing lunch 70
them at reasonable prices.
The last of the interned Irish repubI
: can sympathizers were moved from SIX
Island. Four hundred were taken b
= train, guarded by 300 troops, to the form
: er convict settlement of Marlborough.
although seriously wounded. Jerr
8 Engle, a night watchman, shot and xii
ed an unidentified bandit who was a men
). ber of a gang attempting to rob the pos
: office at Montpelier, Ind.
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Handicapped by a temperature of 2
Alta. were fIghting blaze which d,