Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-24

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 Brief Telegran1s A report from aIs..or say, says e c..ssss .,,;.,. con Trotzky.
 French imports during January totaled ,s2s,4ss,0oO francs and exports 1,ss2,- 57,O00 francs. 1 The British steamship GreIarlie- is in istress in mid-Atlantic, accerdngtto mes ge receved at Montreal.
 Racing at Tia Juana was discontinued wink to passport controversies between dexico and the United States
 ane senate of New Jersey passed a Jill to abolish the office of state farchi- ect and the department of architecture.
 Swiss reports state the MoHtenegrins declared a holy war against the Se7bi- ms, once more the Balkans are normal - Fire completely sutted the home of Professor William c. Perry, at South | doing damage of over $l5,Oeo-
 An aidpIane mail service between St. Johns, N F., and St. Anthony. northern l New Foundland, will soon be established
 The steamship City of RockIand. form erly in the Eastern Steamship company's l service to Main ports sank at her dock in Boston.
 Former German emperor's yacht, the Nordstern, also known as Meteor III, will be auctioned off at the Spanish sea- port Ferrol.
 The heads of the Russian and Polish delegations, NJ. Joffe and NJ Dombski. weeks. T
 Sean McCI aith. general secretary of the Irish Self-Determination League, was arrested in London. He will be sent to Ireland for internment. 4
 Strike of 12,oeO Alabama coal miners was left to Governor Thomas E. Kilbey for arbitration, both sides agreeing to abide by his decision.
 Counterfeit revenue stamps for whiskey and labels for old brandse were seized by secret service agents in New York. Four men were arrested.
 Nathan I. Bennett, q retired New York diamond brcBcr. died at his coun- try home here aged S1 years. He was a veteran of the Civil war. Fourteen arrests were made in the Nineteenth ward Chicago, while the al- dermanic elections were on. following several bomb throwing incidents.
 TnH service between New York, New Orleans and Havana was decided upon by the Ward steamship line as a result of better port conditions at Havana.
 The Texas house committee on state af-
 fairs reported favorably an Rnti-alien
 land ownership bill designed to prevent
 Japanese from acquiring land in the state.
 The Germanic Musesm at Harvard
 University which has been closed since
 the United States declared war on Ger
 many four year ago was reopened yes tterday. The drowning of John Enos and vii liam St. Marks dorymates on severa fishing trips was reported as a myster, by the schooner Monarch when she cam ' to Boston.
 Seven persona were killed and 30 in jured when the Texas Special north
 bound on the Missouri. Kansas and Texa railroad, left the rails six miles mort ho . Waco, Texas.
 I Hearings of bill by Senator wa,s s authorizing utilization of Yellowston n National Park flood waters for irriga l ton purposes were begun before a sen l. ate committee.
 e The Third Rifle company. infantr y Connecticut National Guard. has bee y organized. with one platoon in Hartfo, C and the other in Torrington. Headouarte e will be in Hartford. 1T The Argentine Ministry of Asricultu, d announced that oil well No. 12S. in u e Comodoro Rivadavia district, Territor d of Chubut was flowing at the rate D. more than 2o,oo0 barrels a day. r. Judge Manton in the Albany circu
 Court of the United States approved fl
 crease Of freight and passenger rates ,
 intrastate traffic in New York to confor " to the advances on interstate rates. n The government bill increasing me, e ployment insurance payments passed ,J second reading in the house of conmo ~, under cloture Snotion, which was cs y ried 14S to 50.
 Shipyard workers on the Atlantic n lO Cuff coast voted against acceptance
 10 per cent. wage reduction, it was 2 M nounced at meeting of the Americ lir Federation of Labor at Washington.
 samuel Weinberg, has son JulIus. .
 Albert Ronher, of New York city ", ur fined $500 each in Providence for 'ur illegal transportation of liquor from N ,nt Ut York city to Rhode Island on August -nt last.
 A statement was issued at Chicago ,ns , the socialist party charging the dena ar ment of justice and President Will
 with prosecuting Eugene " Debs. by
 allowing him to write letters or rece
 visitors
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 Req Khan. leading 800 coeeaek Jn- tionalists. captured Teheran. capital ces Persia, without firing shot. It ia ga- lieved in Paris this move iss prot ap- against Anglophile memberg of set- Shah's cabinet
 ore not An appeal Is to be made te th. n, ga- fors and boards of aldermen of Hart lied New Haven and Bridgeport for off r a support in opposing the proposed incr, nds ed coal rates on which hearing will and given at Boston, March 3. aks,