Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-13
BRIEF TELECRAMs

Peace virtually was restored in the 1 the first anniversary of the calling of the strike
 Western railroads. will reduce freight rates on livestock except horses and , mules, 20 per cent effective from Sept. 20 to Dec s1. 1921.
 Sixteen hrement were overcome or slightly injured in a $150,000 fire at the1 Merchant Storage Warehouse. of Phila- delphia.
 Reports recieved by London papers from Moscow and Petrograd says Red s=rroN'' and wholesale executions con. tinue.,
 Three persons were killed and three injured near Norristown. Pa. when the Allentown Electric limited train srtuck a taxicab, completely demolishing it.
 EmpIoyese of the New York navy yard organized saving and loan associ-s ation known as the New York Navy Yard Savings and Loan Association.
 Hawaii has asked that pillar repre- senting the territory be included in the Hall Remenlbrance which the Woman's National Foundation will build shortly. Gerhart Hauptman, German dramatist and poet, will be a candidate for presi- ident of Germany, against President Ebert, his friends announce r
 Drenching rains and wintry weather and snow in several areas throughout | the province ob Saskatchewan are re- ported to have halted harvesting and | threshing operations.
 Society of the Fifth Division, organ I ized by the sdoughboys of that unit while it was still part of the American army of occupation, held it first annual re1nion at Philadelphia
 Traffic on the tracks of the New 1 York Ontario and Western railroad in
 weehawken was held up for half an l hour through an engine striking an open switch and overturn.ng. No one was l injured.
 l The United States aavy swill be rep
 resented at the celebration of the tooth anniversary of five Central American republics, to be held in Guatemala City
 Sept. F and IS.
 l Thomas D. Nelson, secretary and l treasurer of the Kosciuszko Oil X Gas I Go. of New York, was arrested on z
 charge q misappropriating s1o.Ooo ant I s5Oe worth of Polish liberty bonds.
 Marquis Milford Haven, better knowI
 as, Prince Louis Battenburg, the maj I who bottled up the German fleet at th' ff,a eTflU n heart failure in London.
 Uncensored dispatches from Madri'
 state that the Spanish forces have com {. menced their offensive in Morocco. Witt
 p 900 troops the SDaniards left Melil in two columns heading south and west T Regular Hungarian troops have reoccu pied Burgenland, the srtip of territor between Hungary adn Austria whic was awarded to Austria by the treaty c St. GerEnains Referring to reports printed in Ge, 7 man. newspapers to the effect that Swed i en is on the point of quitting th :; league of nations, the Swedish foreig
 office gave categorical denial of then r Vault of the Bank of Draper, nes , Pulaski, Va, was opened by burglar Il who escaped with everything of valu d including an undetermined amount n cash and S10.o00 in bonds. 7, Representative Thomas S. Butler t Pennsylvania, is certain the forthcon k ing conference on limitation of arm;
 ments mad Pacific and Far Eastern wi
 be a success.
 oi Former Emperor Wilhelm has giv, 7 his consent to the publication of u sl third volume of Bismar,cazs memors + after many years of suppression, it b come known in Berlin.
 s American dollar has supplanted u ' English pound in payment of PortIgue l. import duties, according to report fro e United States consul at Lisbon to u
 department at commerce. u An extensive educational campaiI .o during the week beginning Oct 30 W E. be carried on by the American. Socie le for the control of cancer. it was a x. nounced.
 le The condition of United States Sen ,e ator Phipps, of Colorado, recently OF
 rated on at Flower hospital for append
 citis. was reported to be very satisfa
 tory"
 A Oliver P. Robinson, 50 years old, chi
 immigration inspector of Ogdensburg. ht y., committed suicide by shooting hil ae self through the head The act was at tributed to worry over his duties. R. Part of the supposed buried treasu li- of Jean Laftte, the pirate has be ,s found in the vicinity of Jefferson Islar
 1 the hene of the late Joseph JeffersC k and excitement in that neishborhood he at fever pitch, according to repol d. from the south Louisiana coast. he
 O. Resolutions protesting against .'
 justices which are being imposed up
 navy yard employees in the guise
 economy were adopted by a mass me zs tng of 5000 workmen from the Was 1 ington navy yard which met to consit the reduced wage scales recently ,,a proved by Secretary Denby. D. An attempt on the life of selectn IT, Albert T. Allen. of Prospect. Conn. W of made by two unknown men. Al
 was about to enter his home when t Tn, shots were fired, one bullet marrow rk, missing him.
 on
 ad Attorney General Daugherty
 nounced establishment of a train
 school in New York for government
 tectives as a part of the reorganizat " of the bureau of investigation of 2 department of justice. l