Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-22

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 Edwin g Booth of Montana was nom mated by President Harding to be s9li1i- | tor for the department of the interior
 John K. Hendricks, attorney, former congressman and state senator, died at his home in Paducah, ky.
 Samuel Riddle, owner of Man O War, declared his famous horse will not be seen in competition again on the race tracks of the country.
 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered reopened the case of the Pacific Coast fruit and vegetable shippers against the high transcontinental freight rates
 John L. May of Salt Lake City, was nominated by President Harding to be assayer in charge of the Salt Lake as- say office.
 Production of finished iron and steel in this country in 1920 amounted to 32,347,- seS tons, according to a report of the American Iron and Steel institute.
 Japanese parliamentary mission on a tour of this country and Europe will reach New York today from Chicago, and will stay at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
 Eamonn De Valera has been re-eIect- ed president of the Irish Rpublic," it was announced by his secretary, Harry Bclard.
 Five men held up the driver of an American Railway Express Co.'S wag- on and escaped with a safe reported to contain s16,000 at Granite City, H.
 The 44-hour week became effective Monday in all the union printing plants in Saratoga County, N. Y, the agree ment was reached by arbitration.
 "Heinie" Leh, stroke of the Princeton crew, was one of the nine members of the graduating class elected to member ship in the Phi Beta Kappa society.
 Yale's song Bright Coiiege Years'' probably will corAnue tc be sung to the present tune, which is that Uf w acht Am Rhein."
 Secretary Hughes was urged by rep resentatives of American Oil companies operating in Mexico to take steps to pro- tect those companies against taxation regarded by them as confsca tory.
 Several hundred Irish immigrant girls arrived in New York on the Celtic, seek ing careers as movie actresses, artist models and stenographers. Few express cd any desire to enter domestic service Income and profit taxes have been paid in to the treasury for June to the 18th instant, total s111, 1,495,077 against s371,- fOY iror ird of June, 1920.
 Department of agriculture states that about 10000 acres was planted h cot ton in Egypt in 1921 or 26 per cent less than. last year. !, This years production | is estimated around 500, 00o,000 pounds.
 Twenty of the larger railroad systems | of the country asked the labor boa d 10 extend the recent wage reduction order. making an average cut of about 12 per cent so as to apply to their employees. Department of Agriculture announced milk production of the United States last 1 year amounted to S9,65S, GOO, 900 pounds, decrease of 400 ,000 900 ounls as com pared with 1919,
 Permission to make the first photo graph of President Harding seated at his desk in the executive offices was granted to Benjamin Grey, of New York, wounded soldier.
 | Motor vehicle competition Is given as the cause for the abandonment by the Ocean Shore railroad of it's lines in Cal ifornia ertending from San Francisco to Tunitas Glen and from Santa Cruz to 1 SWanton.
 Americsn freight steamship ozette, Norfolk for Portland, England. reported by radio that her boilers had broken down and requested tow for Halifax. She gave a position approximately 240 miles south of that port.
 Funeral services for Congressman Will liam E. Mason, who died in Washington Thursday, were held at the Third Uni tartan church, CAcago. Hundreds of friends and political associates accomp- anied the body to the church
 John Quinn, year old toddlod onto the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad tracks near his home in Dan- bury and was struck by an express train lIOHl NSW OEh, QyuS III the DdnDOfy hospital soon afterwards.
 Floyd R. switzer, who was presidrn
 and treasurer of he bankrupt firm O l Holster, White & Co. investment bank 1 CTS, Boston, was arrested on an indlct
 ment warrant cha-gils larcency Of $2f, sos in 3S counts.
 The body of Mss PhiIomena de Long
 who disappeared from ;!.e hcna .
 fri nds in Brookliue NIcn1ay nigh:. Va
 totr6 yesterday on the Boston X Albar,
 Et.iroad tracks n tla Allston diSli rt
 The woman had been run over by a tan
 Birmingham Age-HeraId was published on paper manufactured from souther1 spruce pine, which grows along the bank!
 of the Warrior River and in the hilly |, regions of north Alabama The papel
 equals in every respect the newsprin made from Canadian spruce.
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