Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-05

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 Brief Telegrams
 rIEotiatisns for the Dutch-German credit of 100000 guildels began Mon day.
 Austria will expeII all HanEarians who were in favor of King Charles attempted coup.
 s official ratienInE of print paperi and fixing of prices in Germany has been | abolished.
 Former German Crown Prince Fred i erick. William will be granted tax ex- emption by Holland,
 Greek teachers in the American Col leee at Marsivan, were court-martialed by Turkish nationalists.
 The report that President Wilson would visit England this spring was denied,' and said to be ridiculous by his friends.
 
 The Journal L'Oeuvre. of Paris. says General Goethals will aid France in re- 1 constructing the devastated regions. Great Brnain's d-ink bill increased l by more than $400, ,000 900 last year as, compared with 1913. A number of federal reserve notes altered to represent s1O notes, were dis, covered at Waterbury banks.
 Twenty communities were killed and: 50 wounded by security police of Halle Germany in putting down an outbreak
 Of the Bss vessels that arrived at Ham burg. 39 were American. The registered tonnage cf the American ships totaled 51,-. 352.
 official reports received at ToxiO say the attempts by anti-bolshiviki forces to gain control of Vladivostok resulted in failure.
 League of nations commission on amendm ats will meet at Geneva We'd nesday to consider changes in the coven- ant that have been proposed.
 Belgian troops are guarding the work CTS in the Krupp plants in the Rhein- | hausen, Moers and Crefeld districts, in the Belgian occupational zone. Consul General Skinner at London says | the British list of arms and ammuni- ticn prohibited from export was with | drawn and q new list substituted. | Five states have already exceeded their quota of the $1O.O0o,0OO American committee for relief in Ireland fund. The total fund has now reached $2,oo0,O00. Edmund C. Converse, fnancIer, whose death in Pasadena, Cab, from heart trouble occurred yesterday, was the own CT of Conyers Manor, Greenwich.
 Linn A. F.. Calf, an American radical who was arrested at Mexico City, Fri day night, has been deported from Mexi- co by the way of Vera Cruz, the news papers say.
 Starr J. Murphy, counsel far the Rockefeller Foundation lestl a'l7issr of John D. Rockefeller, ST., died III hos p!tal at Daytona, Fla, after brief iii- ness.
 1 sixnor Rieei ,IaIian engineer. predicti airplane flights from Paris to New Yorl will be made in 30, hours the mso1ine' carrying 13o passengers and 20 tons oi baggage.
 Gold valued at about s4,ooo. 900 and consigned to the New York Federal Re serve bank New York, arrived on tho Rotterdam from the Nederlandsche bar2 of Holland.
 Fifteen hundred men were thrown out of work when the Illinois steel mills clos ed. four departments. Officials said tn, shutdown was necessary that repair, might be made.
 Department of agriculture announced new record was ma de in consumption O pulpwcod in California, Oregon anC Washington. exceeding previous recor, . by 23,000 cords.
 Maxim Gcrky. Russian writer. Tn . let ter to Axel Gallen, Finnisl painter. ask aid for Russian intelloctuals. saying thei position is unbearable and the death rat is growing fast.
 sixty-ave veterans of the Battle O Shiloh left On the steamboat Kentuck for Pittsburgh Landing. Tenn. where tn usual exercises will be held on the battl field April 6 and '.
 The Rev. John Franklin presented hi resignation as pastor of the SwedisI Baptist church. Meriden. and will leav at the end of June for St. Paul. Minn to spend four years in theological stud, Charles Msskas. 20, drew the maxi mum fine of S200 and costs h tn, Meriden police court for running a sIi in his home at No. s7 Bartlett stree which was raided by the police. Dte bodie sef 1.224 American soldier
 who lost their lives in France, some them members of the 27th. 7Ttl and I2n
 Divisions. arrived at Hoboken aboard tf
 transport Csmbrai
 Officers ef the retail coal bureau R,
 tail Coal Merchants Association an,
 several detectives were indicted by On
 caEo Grand 'Jurys charging conspirac
 boycotting and blacklisting. NJ At . conference te be held by the VI
 finance corporation with southern banl
 CTS. proposals involving the exportatIc
 of 1000. 900 bales of American cotton ' Germany and Belgium will be discusse
 Sandy Thompson. neEeo. who sho,
 and killed B. E. 'Dobson. . ulan.er Fr
 day. was lynched. nc1r LanSto-d. Mis