Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-14

Gustave Ador, former president of Switzerland. was elected honorary pres ident of the assembly of the league of nations.
 Six oil stills of the Imperial oil Co.,. at Halifax, N. S., were wrecked by an explosion. One man is missing and two others are badly injured. Damage esti- mated at s1,OOo,OOO
 Wheat threshing operations were checked throughout Lethbridge. Alberta. by a snowfall of five inches, cutting of the wheat crop had been completed with in the storm area.
 Exports increased approximately S54.- 000, GOO and imports about Sl7,00 900 cording to monthly foreign trade sum- mary.
 The worst blizzard in many years has been raging for some days over the great CT part of the Orange Free state natal and portions of Cape Colony and the Transvaal
 The United States government learned
 
 murder passed upon former president of Guatemala, Estrada Carranza, at Guate- i mala City. He is stll held in the dungeon 1 he has occupied since April 1920.
 The body of q negro woman was taken | from the mouth of the Niagara river at | Youngstown. The body is believed to have passed over the falls and through the rapids.
 Lindsay Swift, an author and the edi- tor of Boston Public Library publica- thions, died of heart failure at his home in Cambridge, Mass. He was born in Boston 65 years ago.
 Major General Leonard Wood and W | Cameron Forbes, with the other members of President Hardings mission to in, Philippine Islands, sailed for Hong Kong China. on the steamer Korea Maru
 The tropical storm which Ina. been raging in the Caribbean Sea since Thursday. was said by the weather bu. reau to have undoubtedly done consider. able damage on the Island of Haiti.
 The American WooIen company may import manufS cured goods from Ger. many and other European countrie. where costs are lower than in the mill. here.
 Liquor valued at S1.5oo.ooo bootIer prices, has been seized in New York dur. ing fortnight's intensive drive by fed. eral and state prohibition agents. aidec by a special mobile force sent iron Washington.
 Delegates from all parts of the conn try were in attendance at the opening O the 14th annual conference of the Ma : tlonal Tax Association in Brettonwoods N. H.
 About 200 tons of the cargo of thu British Royal Mail steamer Almanzora which went aground off Cape Espiche last Thursday, were jettisoned Saturda- and Sunday in futile attempts to refoa the liner.
 Five hundred oil tank cars. now near ing completion at Montreal, will be sen on four merchant marine vessels of tn | Canadian government to Novo Rossik. O the Black Sea, in October, it was an = nounced at Montreal
 The expeditionary battalion of marine
 which was recently sent to the cans n zone on the battleship Pennsyt ania wi
 be trans-shipped to the transport St. NJ r hiel and returned to Quantico, Va.
 Fred s. Gampapi and George Wickfnl V alleged members of a hold-up gang th7 '- beat to death Bernard Kikeary. propr :, etor of a Stamford, Conn.,, road hous Q on August 2S, last, were arrested 9 Jersey City. N. J.
 A deeIaraf af fnr 4 ican citiens over aliens in the mannin , of American ships was passed unaniu Il ously at the regular quarterly meetir 4 of the American Ship Owners Ossoci; .s tion.
 A reduction of approximately eight p,
 cent. in common labor rates at all plan s of the Bethlehem Steel company was al D nounced at the Bethlehem offices of Il
 concern. The reduction is effective Sc . tember Is.
 h Twenty-Five democratic members of tI l., Massachusetts legislature, all from Bo ,t ton adopted a resolution requesting Go r ernor Cox ito take immediate steps is find a solution of the unemployment pro
 lem"
 + Rev. c. J. W. Boyd, secretary of il . negro Baptist training school of Mas
 vile, Tenn, who was accidentally sh
 while attending a session of the neg
 national Baptist convention in New o \, leans died at hospital
 Chester Weber. 1s years old. al a. a. Frank Leber, 24 were killed at gra " crossing in a southeasterly sububrb 0' Buffalo, N. Y, when the automobile
 which they were riding was struck III 8 New York express rtain. en
 la AdJutant General P. I. Blumit, Tennessee. won the adjutant genera h' rifle match at the national associait
 shoot at Camp Perry. Ohio. with a
 tai of ninety out of a possible 100. ] E scored A at 200 yards and 46 at 6
 yards.
 ty OK Captain Andrew Jackson AppleEat a. who obtained fame as an adviser to { ch Thomas Lipton, owner of the challeng
 Shamrock ". during the yacht raC ng for the Americas cup in 1920. was kill of instantly at Seabright, N. l., vii C. struck by a train o nthe tracks of