Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-11


 Fires arc raging in IS oil wells in the suburbs of Batun, the great oil center In Asiatic Russia.
 J. Douglas Edgar, nationnII known professional golfer, is dead at Atlanta, Ga, victim of the automobile. Edgar was struck by an unidentified car
 Dr. Robert Mclean Taft. a prominent New York physician, fell dead cf heart disease Monday. night at Park avenue and And street.
 A waitress was killed md. Two ~m- ployes injured when the kitcaen of the Marlborough Blenhenl ho;el cavei in at Atlantic City.
 Twenty-fOur persons have bren re- ported drowned in serious floods which are raging throughout the prefecture of Yanagata, Japan. Shipyard workers at Kobe. Japan, who have been on strike for several days have decided to resume work, it was announced.
 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes has | given warning that no more violations Of | the law respecting liquor permits Will be dealt with leniently. 
 Appropriation of $4S.50O. 900 to cover expenses of the shipping board until Jan 1, next. is proposed in a bill reported by the house appropriations committee. | Withdrawals of whiskey from bonded 1 warehouses during the first six months 600 gallons compared with the same pe- riod last year.
 There will be a full investiGation of the assassination of General Alessio Ro- bles. which occurred on Monday night in Mexico City.
 The steamship NIuItnomah, bound rom Seattle to San Francs Q, Is reported adrift 50 miles north of Blunt's Reef, off | Humboldt County, having br9kca her l propeller. The vessel is not in .langer.
 The referendum ballots which labor organization member on the New Haven system are to use on the question of acceptance or rejection of l: pe- cent wage cut, are ready to be sent out.
 Frederaok William of HohenLoIIern. former German crown prince, denied though his personal repres sutativs in Berlin, recent reports that he was plan- ming to settle in South America.
 The situation in the Spanish zone in Morocco where the Moorish tribesmen
 are besieging the Spaniards at severa'
 places and endeavoring to reach the
 stron ghold of Mellila, remains critical
 Mrs. Allan Russell, wife of the Bos ton Red Sox pitcher. was painfully in jured Tuesday night when the ball play CTS automobile was struck by anothe machine on Revere Beach Parkway. Rear Admiral Georre Fink Kutz, D S. N., retired, said to have been the old est living rear admiral in the navy, die, in San Francisco. He was born il l. Wilkesbarre, Pa, June IA, 1885. 2 Post office investigation into an aIler
 ed swindle of wholesale clothing mer chants in New York and other cities le, l to arrests of five men on charges of usin; : the mails to defraud. Two were held ,. 7 bail of $25.ooo.
 4Tasked men held up ant robbed ,
 freight train on the mai1 ne of the Buf
 falo, Rochester an-l Flrt s3ur-yl railrta
 at Golden, Erie County, an1 made of E, with merchandise sal t3 De worth seve
 ral thousand dollar5.
 Labor has halted th- "shock troops c
 it's enemies" Samue; Gompers, presideu 2 of the American Federation cf Labor . declared in an address Aefore the arnus . convention of the Inter la.:cnal Typo U graphical Union, Qii9es. 'e Three hundred weavers. formerly en a ployed in the carpet mills of the Wh' o tall Association in Worcester, who hay 's been on strike since last January 70 voted to return to work under open shc n conditions.
 The surrender of the Spanish fore, ot at Zeluan. who yielded their arms 'd the enemy and were killed, has, despi e. their heroic resistance been even grea IS CT blow to Spanish military prestige ths e. the rout of ten days ago. e. Photographs taken prove that the in is an ear to. ear passageway through u S. cranium of Harry Shanley, a wound' lg veteran of the Canadian eNpclitional h. forces who is under tre4.nen. at | IL Massachusetts Clinic tor Diagnosis.
 Charles R. Forbes. of washirGt' sd state, now director of the bureau of W it risk insurance, was nominated by Pre- of ident Harding to be director e. the We -e' eTdnS Duleaus SASoeeu OS ny '''e IS. bill.
 General Pietro Badoglio, second
 command of the Italian armies duril 'h the world war, who is spending two da
 of this year fell off by more than 3,50 u- in Chicago, went to the Great IRk et Training Station, and Fort Sheridan e. Formation of the Copper and Bro o- Research Association, a voluntary natio ng wide organization of the copper, bra en and copper alloy interests. was annhur IS ed by its president, R. L. Aggs ssiz, pro
 ident' of the Calumet Id Hec.s Mini o- Company.
 ed Two representatives Of form>r emp, Ire or Charles of Aus ria, says despot in received from Buchs, have arrived
 the principality of Lichtenstein, seeki 1T. to, purchase villa for tse one-sir1e 70 at- al family, so that t can be near Hurg ed ".
 nit
 The house of commons by vote of 2 rta to 62 passed the third reading of { he railway bill, which provides for the pa its ment of 6O,oo0,000 pounds sterling ,n- compensation to the railways on t on withdrawal of government central u in month.
 lal
 F. R. Freniek, arrested at Sherburl
 Minn., in connection with the a,,eg
 embezzlen1ent of $156,o00,o00 from {
 mours and Co.,, alt Kansas City. where Ys is said he was employed as bockkeep ess lives.