Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16

An alfplane from the JacuZZ1 Br0Ss airplane factory fell at Modesto, Cal, killing the pilot and three passengers, ac- cording to word received in Oakland.
 Court of Appeals at Albany sustaineI | the constitutionality of the Jesse law re- districting the aldermanic territory in l New York city. | New York State Boxing Commission am nounces appointment of Walter c. Hooke, | John E. von der Bosche, Clarence Jep- | nings and Tom o'Rourke, as deputies. The landing of 129 passengers of the steamer Glansk. of the Polish-American Line was prevented by the new immi grafton laws.
 Judge Lucien B. Wright, of sapulpa, Okla. was arrested on charges of brib- cry as a result of legal fight for pos session of the Tommy Atkins oil lands.
 Hardware City Loan Association, of Ney Britain, Conn.,, announced a 10 per cent reduction in rents because of con tinued business depression.
 New Jersey board of public works de- nied application of the Public Service O.. for higher fare on it's railway lines, but increased transfer charges from 1 to ? cents.
 French commission of experts has de- cided to permit Germany to pay the bulk of her indemnity to France in goods and supplies for war devastated areas ac- cording to<the Petit Parisien.
 Virginia republican convention conven- ed at Norfolk. A squad of police pre-
 vented negro delegates from attending. Leaders in charge of the convention gave the orders to bar the negroes.
 Wages in many of the building trades
 in Trenton N. J., were reduced from 50 cents to $2 a day by Martin P. Devlin,
 arbitrator in wage dispute between unions
 and employing contractors. The Olympic theatre, of Brooklyn, one
 of New York's oldest theatres, was de- stroyed by fire which caused a loss of
 $5O,OO0 is believed the blaze was
 caused by a lighted cigarette. Secretary Weeks announced that 21,174 civilians were discharged from war de- partment employ since March l. He says the reduction will save the govern
 ment s25,4oS,SoO annually. Attorney General Daugherty has taken up -WlIn OlSCItCt5 AIIOTIlet HAY D1
 New York. the progress of the Depart ment of Justices nation wide investiga- tion of the building industry. It was announced at the White House President Harding will spend the week
 end on the Presidential yacht Mayhower
 cruising on the Potomac river and Ches-
 apeake Bay.
 Resolutions decIating it a necessity that class war be intensified in all coun- . tries were adopted hT the congress of v communist trade unions at Moscow, says z, s a dispatch from that city. , Two messengers of the Northwestern Il Trust and Savings Co.,, of Seattle, Wash e were held up by three robbers who fore
 ed them to drop satchels containing $25,- 00O in currency. The bandits escaped
 in an automobile.
 o An attempt to wreck an American is Railway Express Co., train of fourteer
 cars carrying a cargo valued at nor lt than $1,000,000 was made two mile is west of Willoughby, Ohio, The trail  e One hundred and seventy-three PoIisl 't Jews who arrived at Boston on the lin
 CT Lithuania will be deported at ono Y because the quota for Poland was ex 'f ceeded in June for that month Jul y and August
 g Dining care prices have dropped 25 pc r. cent since the war and will be reduce m further. according to T. A Dempsey at president of the American Assoclation o le Dining Car Superintendent in session i t. Chicago,
 S. Chief Justic Taft performed his frs at official act as head of the nations judi
 ciary, granting a petition for d writ 0 s. error bringing before the supreme cour 1e case involving a party wall in the Dis s, trict of Columbia
 to The United tates is disposed efficientI r. to aid the Guam government in the SC
 lution of it's present economic difficulties
 Major General E. H. Crowder told Pres
 ident zayas and a mixed parliamentar o commission at Havana. A. French quarters in New York eeIebrat ,1t ed Frances national holiday Bastille da, ,t in commemoration of the fall of Bastill no .ae The French consul general kept ope l.e house and practictically every French ol ~ ganization in the city arranged fttin I program.
  sn WiIbcr F. Harris Boston policeman +a was taken into custody by other officer ro after detectives reported having disco os cred him in uniform in South En od clothing loft Police Commissioner Gu
 tis immediately ordered him suspende ,.4 from the force.
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 = Lieut.. William J. Martin, supply offic, ba on the battleship Kearsarge during u .s World war, is to be tried by gener ,o court-martial Monday for alleged CT nS r, bezzlement of s4,533.s5 from the Kea rt- sarge and assertion while the Unit
 States was still at war"
 Examiner Disque recommended to u
 interstate Commerce Commission su Ee stantial decrease in freight rates
 livestock in approximately two-third of the United States from the Pacific coa ion to the Mississippi and from Chicago on the Gulf of Mexico.
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 of Ambassador Jusserand and Mrs. Ju pe- serand postponed their trip to Fran th- indefinitely. They were booked to $;
 on the La Savoie, but the probability
 international conferences in Washingt
 on disarmament and Pacific questi
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