Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-18

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 An organization of rhurchrscn rI%dged to wage an intensive campaign for re- peal of the state boxing law opened. headquarters in Camden, \. J.
 Greek troops have occupied the cityof Kutaia. on the southern branche of the Bagdad railroad about 75 miles south east of Brussa.
 The London Evening Standard states it has learned that c. S. Zlnovieff the gov ernor of Petrograd. has resigned from the soviet government
 Lloyd 1Iinlin, portarit painter and au- thor of lyrics died of paralysis at his home in Norwood, Lancaster county, Pa, in his 18th year.
 Premier-N \. P. Pachitch, of JugO-sIavia. is seriously ill and his life is despaired of | according to reports received in Vienna from Belgrade.
 The title of honorary doctor sf the Academy of Paris was conferred upon President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia university by the University of Paris.
 l 1 Funeral services for Thomas F. En- right one of the first three American soldiers killed in France during the World war, were held in Pittsburgh at St. PauPs cathedral.
 War office authorities of Mexico de- clared that the uprising in the state of Tamaulipas, led by General Martinez Herrera would be put down in little more than a. week.
 George Koch, station master for the Public Service company in Jersey City, N. J. experienced close shave when lightning knocked him to the floor and left him practically bald.
 Saturday was the one hundrelth nnni- versary of the birth at farmnouse at CT Eddy. founder of the Christian Science Ichurch.
 Approximately twenty million dollars was added to the governments revenues during the fiscal year just ended through recoveries from false and fraudulent in- come tax returns.
 President Harding may take to the
 saddle for exercise Wien cool wea ther
 comes again, riding through the parks of Washington as variation from golf, his only present outdoor diversion Captain Carl T. yeesltsans, esmnAan- dant of the New York navy yard was
 assigned s to command the third naval district, relieving Rear Admiral Huse
 detached.
 f. - The Csnhectie1t River Paper Company of Holyoke, paper job6ers filed a vol untary petition in bankruptcy with 1ia- Ebilities listed at $5o.S44 against assets of s27'12s. Unsecured claims totalled 2 s15,611. v
 The house committee Investigating tn.
 escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll [ Philadelphia draft dodger decided to re.
 open hearings Tuesday but Chairman 3 Peters declined to indicate the new line l of inquiry to be followed. I The Chicago Union Station conpan, t ! was authorized by the interstate com merce commission to issue six million ] dollars, first mortgage bonds, for con 0 structing union passenger station 1T Chicago.
 Q Several hundred strikers from th
 mills of the International Paper com : pany at Bellows Falls. Vt, stood guarc = at bridges leading into the town to mee . strike breakers reported to be boun, = there on motor trucks.
 The arrest of eight women charge, f with throwing red pepper in the faces o F men who took paces of. striking cit, : street and garbage collection employe f precipitated a smal riot in Great Falls T Mont.
 Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster of tn
 Episcopal diocese of Connecticut, officiat
 ed Sunday at the laying of the corner D stone of a new chapel and parish hous
 at St. James Episcopal church, Danbur. e The structure is to cost SrO0, ,O00. The probable suicide of Arthur IrFi, e an old-time ball player and more recent e ly manager of teams in New Englan r. leagues was reported by officers of tn d Metropolitan line steamer Calvin Austi t. when she docked in Boston. 2 A plea for 3.75 per cent. barley mal V beer was made before the joint congres ,e sional commission on agriculture by ]
 A. Jones, representing Minnesota graf d dealers, and Charles Kenny, representa- = a Minnesota farmer elevators association ,a The fight of the American Legion fc II, the soldiers bonuA will be continued wit =, renewed vigor declared Major John ( ,o Emery, of Grand Rapids Mich, nation; ,I commander of the legion, in commentin ~ on the side tracking" of the bonus bi u4 in the senate. .ii t All federak proceediAEs against Captai Ie ie Robert Rosenbluth of New York an le Sergeant Roland Potner of Providenc .0 R. l., in connection with the shooting Major Alexander Cronkhite at Cam aH Lewis, Washington in October 1918, al '- to be dismissed
 A master. reporting on an investigate
 of affairs C&, the Prudential Trust con N pany, Boston, which was closed la
 September announced that he had four = a transfer of s75o.oo0 from the savinl l. to the commercial department to GOV, he cash shortages in the latter bn Bank Commissioner Allen of Mass so chusetts asked the supreme court f " authority to see to the Boston Nation ,t bank the assets and property of t( a- Hanover Trust company, which was clo ~ ed year ago after collapse of the ii vs ancial operations of Charles Ponzi. as Michael KissIoff of Lswen also know is as Robert Meadows, when arrested char ,s ed with passing counterfeit bills Vi @ said by federal officials to have admit, = passing 8 federal reserve notes rais
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