Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15

Secretary of Labor Davis declared congestion at Ellis Island and other | ports is being rapidly relieved by the | release of immigrants.
 J. c. Rogers, who joined the Chicago | Board of Trade in 1864, and was vice president in 1907, sold his membership 1 and will retire.
 Sergeant Lawrence Roberts, Fifth in- fantry, U. S. A. at Coblenz, committed suicide in a fit of despondency. He shot himself in the head. Colonel Robert E. Collar. coast Ar- tillery corps, was nominated by President Harding to be a brigadier general, to fill the the acancy caused by the death of | Brigadier General John w. Ruckm1n. It was announced in London that It. ally approves British plan to reestablish the authority of the allied commission of contro lin the entire disturbed area of Upper ilesia.
 | Several fire companies were sent to Rising Sun, Md, from Wilmington, Del, | 20 miles away, to aid the town in fight ing a fire which is said to threaten the whole town.
 Secretary Weeks at conference with Chairman Kahn of the house Military committee approve the plans to increase acreage used for military purposes in the Hawaiian Island. Eight additional mills of McKeesport Tin Plate Co., of Pittsburgh, resumed, furnishing work for several hundred men.
 Recent big fire at the plant destroyed all
 the surplus of finished tin The Italian senate has decided ts nom mate Tomasso Titoni as it's president to succeed himself, says an exchange tele-
 graph dispatch. The vote was 25s to
 35.
 Commander Ralston Holmes, captain
 of the presidential yacht Mayfower, was designated as naval aid to President
 Harding. He will continue in command
 of the Mayhower.
 Gifts to Wells college totallinE $7c.. 900 were announced yesterday at i's ffty-second annual commencement. TEt largest gift was a beQuest of S5a.J00
 from the late C. c. Converse f Green. wich, Conn.
 American coastwise shipping would be
 exempted from payment of Panama Ca nal tolls under a bill ordered favorably reported ythe senate interoceanic ca. nals committee.
 Senator Calder, Ebert H. Gary, chair.
 man of the board of the United State:
 Steel corporation; and James Rosco,
 Day, retiring chancellor, received the
 degree of doctor of laws at Syracus
 University.
 M Herman Hormel was nominated to D,
 surveyor of customs for District No.
 with headquarters at Boston. and Os
 good C. Blaney was named assistant ap
 praiser of merchandise for the same dis D trict
 Harry Wilmont, negro cook on tn be schooner Gardiner c. Deering, was ar m rested on the arrival of the vessel a
 Bath. Me, on the charge of murder c ce Captain Chester T. Wallace of the Deer k- ing.
 UT Edward J. Sullivan, county paymaste of who was suspended during an invesitgs re tion of a shortage of s40OO0 in the ac a- counts of Thomas J. O'Daly, cashier
 the Boston city treasurer's office, will [ si- reinstated.
 ed One of the possibilities surrounding tI be Turco-Greek situation is that the sallie er- in agreement with the Turkish natiol ed alists, may ask Charles E. Hughes, u 'e- American secretary of state, to arhitra rk the questions in dispute. al- ]. Louis Guyon, proprietor of one ty' the largest dance halls in the country fly Chicago, told the Chicago's Doiscop lse clergymen that jazz music has the san sl- effect on dancers as five big drink es- four fingers of whiskey." De- Declaring that the nation must re lad upon it's reserve armies in time of ". be Secretary of War Weeks has written
 governors urging that they do all in tn, al- power to strengthen the organized
 serve,
 re- train containing soldiers who loot ks' Wuchang. on the right bank of t ent Yangtsekiang, opposite Hankow, V or fired on by local troops at Siaoks to Three hundred of the looters were kill ral or wounded.
 Attorney General Harry M. DanEhc.
 has transferred George H. Cohen if, KA special United States attorney to assi
 ant United States attorney, district The Connecticut, with salary at the rate -os- s2,100 year.
 or
 tka Dr. John Tigert, United States comm ap- sioner of education, showed at a lu
 cheon in Lexington, Ky. a new trans ub- cent motion picture screen invented ita, Thomas A. Edison and a number Of otl of men working together, by means Itsk which motion pictures can be sho
 without darkening room.
 The disappearance of Paul Marie, -cu boy six years old. of Quincy, Mass, W
 explained when he was found strang 'ee- in a railroad yard He had apparen ich. been playing on a pile of rocks and ,ep- jumping from them the shoulder of in- sweater caught in bolt protrudi day from a guy wire drawing the neck s the sweater so tight that he was stran
 ed