Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

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 Thomas F. Marshall of 0akes, N. D., former congressman from North Dakota, died at his summer home at Detroit.
 The amount of foOdstuffs in cold storage in Massachusetts has decreased 21,0oo,- 900 pounds during the past year.
 An amendment to the Townsend fed- eral aid good roads bill was adopted by the senate reducing the appropriation from s10e,eoe,00O to 5000, o0O
 Premier Lloyd George has made an an- nouncement in favor of home rule for Wales, according to the Liverpool Post. Lloyd George is a native of Wales.
 Three armed bandits bound and gagged the teller and the accountant of the Im- perial Bank of Canada. of Queenstown. ont.' and escaped with S2,OOo in cash
 Bird S. CoIer, commissioner of public welfare of New York city. has asked Mayor Hylan to appoint committee to take up unemployment in that city.
 Greece will be represented by a strong delegation at the second meeting of the assembly of the league of nations, which will begin atiGeneva on Sept 5.
 Reduction of the officer personnel of the naval reserve force by approximately one-han has been ordered by the navy department.
 Four worl1men were killed at Cumber- land, Md, when the sides of a trench they were digging collapsed and buried them,
 Announcement was made that the Boston and Albany railroad locomotive repair shops, Springfield, Mass. which have been closed for the most since June 15, will reopen with full force this morning.
 The tax revision bill of 1921, estimated to cut SS1S,000, 900 from the nations tax burden by 1923 was passed late Saturday by the hou:se 274 to 125, on an almost straight party vote.
 James McArdIe, keeper in the BrOnx | zoo, was repotted recovering from the effects of a bite by a copperhead snake, although the hospital was all out of | snake bite cure" when he arrived. l An ordinance recently passed by the l Modesto, Cal, closing. motion picture theatres and pool rooms on Sunday, was recalled by the voters.
 Wholesale prices of dressed beef in eastern markets last week were down to within two cents of pre-war prices of 1913, the price decline during the year having been nearly 45 per cent.
 
 filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in federal court, New York. giving his liabilities as SS2,126 and his assets as s1O.5oo.
 A marine corps narksnaan set d new worlds record in the Roe rifle match at Seagirt. N, J. when Private Robert c. Glenn, Newark, N. J., scored 5s buHseyes at 1000 yards.
 One man was killed. many persons were injured and heavy property loss was caused by devastating rain and wind- storm bordering on a tornado which swept across Wisconsin Friday.
 
 The name of Norman Prince, founder of the famous Lafayette escadrille, whc lost his life in the world war, was given to a square in the heart of the financial 1 district of Boston.
 A safe weighing nearly 100 pounds conta ming books and about $100 ir money, was carried away by burglars who entered the store of the Winter gro cery in Medford, Mass.
 The s-51, last of the submarines now under contract for the United States navy to be built at Bridgeport, was launched from the ways of the +v-ke Tor pedo Boat company.
 4 preliminary report of its investiEa- tfon into agricultural depression will b' made within the next thirty days by the
 joint congressional commission, Repre- sentative Anderson, Minnesota, chairman announced.
 Jay G. Brown. national secretary1Of thu farmer-labor party, announced he had : written Secretary of Labor Davis sug gesting that the nearly six million unem , ployed could be given work by reducing the hours of work in various industries
 Suspension of four federal prohibition enforcement agents stationed at Youngs town, O.. D. NJ. Brown. c. F. Beilstein. G F. Howard and D. E. Weaver, was order dby Commissioner Blair after an inves tigation into alleged irregularities. The robbery of $2,4oo in Liberty bond
 and fifteen pieces of jewelry of unnamed value from the vault of the United Frui
 company in the Board of Trade building i Boston, was announced at police head 7 quarters
 , Thirty-Avs tankers of the. Standard oi
 company of New York, after being lai
 up in the Hudson river for more thai three months. because of the marin strike, will begin taking on crews am load oil in the next few days for ship ment to Canada and Europe. f A deposit of $500, ,OOo has been place, with the American Foreign Trade cor poration at Constantinople as a revolvin s credit for the three Caucasian republic to be used for the purchase of manufac V tured goods for which raw imports vii ! | be exchanged.
 s Stephen PanaretOf, Eeappeinted BulGn e rian minister to this country, in a speec e before the Institute of Politics at Vii o liamstown, Mass, declared the world va : could have been avoided if Eurepea
 statesmen had consideerd Near Eas
 problem intelligently and honestly.
 Julius smOlin, a New YSrk merehaR g who was a cabin passenger on tn S steamer Olympic, which sailed from Nel f York Aug 13, was reported to the au e thorities on the arrival of the vessel 3 - | Cbarlouro as havip1 disaOneared " ed