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Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
ITALIAN NEWSPAPERS
CONDEMN JUDGE THAYER

London, Dec. 26.-Italian newspapers
condemn the refusal Of Judge Thaye1 of
Dednam, Mass. to grant a re-trial to
Nicolo Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti,
who were convicted in his court last sum
mer of murder in the first degree, ac-
cording to a despatch to the Central
News agency today from it's Rome cor
respondent The despatch says the
Rome newspapers predict a new agitation
throughout Italy on their behalf
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
WHILE FLEEING FROM POLICE
AUToIsT KILLED TWO BOYS

Passaic. n. J., Dec 2s.-Two boys
were killed tonight by an automobiis
driven by Anthony Van Gulick OF Pas
saic who was being pursued by police on
suspicion that his car had knocked down
and injured Stephen Zentner. so. few
minutes before. After running over tic
boys, the car. crashed into a telegraph
pole and Van Gulick was arrested. The
dead boys are Joseph Tenzoe. IS. and
William Frost. 10, both Of Clifton, n. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
REVIEWED MosLEM SITUATION =
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

Ahmedafbad. British India, Dec 26.-
In his presidential address at the All In
dia caliphate conference here here, Ha-
kim Ajmal Khan, reviewed the gnoslem
situati5n throughout the world. He said
that sa Minor, On the one side, and In
dia, on the other. were the two extreme
links In the chain of a future Ismalic
federation. He confplimented the Turks,
that their victory over the Greeks had
completely smashed British diplomacy"
Britain alone, he said stood in the
way of real solution of the Near East
ern question. India wanted peace, but
only if it safeguarded the rights Of citi-
zenship and national honor. Hakin
charged that the government had COM
nitted inhuman atrocities at Ma'abar
under martial law.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
TO INVITE RUSSIAN SOVIET
FOREIGN MINISTER TO LONDON

London, Dec. 27.-Preniers Lloyd
George and BRAND have decided in prin.
ciple to invite the Russian soviet foreign
minister M. Chitchcrin. and NJ, L.tvinoff.
- "'1'o7 o7rly in the new yoar. accord
ing to the London Times. It Is believed
they will be asked tc give clear answers
on very important questlons Of policy.
Feb. is mentioned as the probable date
on whic hthe conversations will begin.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
A CANADIAN PENNY
LED TO CONVICTION

Buffalo n. Y, Dec 26.-A Canadian
penny sert Clemen Pacyna to Auburn
prison, where he was killed toGay IL an
attempt to escape. When New York
Central passenger train number Is was
held UP at the Clinton street Y on Oc-
tober 21, 1920, the big penny was taken
by the robbers from a passenger wlio
had carried 1T for years as a pocket piece.
When Pecyna was arrested two days lat
er the penny was found lin his pocket
and this fact resulted in his convection
| and sentence of 40 years.
Pacyna was rst convicted of highway
robbery in 1918 and was sentenced to
Auburn for 10 years. but through the
clemeucy of Governor Smith he was re-
| leased only a few days before the hold
up which sent him back to prison.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
THREE OFFICIALS OF COAL
MINERS UNION IN gAII

Logan, W. Va. Dec. &C. Frank
Keeney and Fred Mooney, president ana
secretary-treasurer respectively OF dis
trict No. II. United Mine Workers OF
America, and William Blizzard. a rub-
district president OF the union. were
placed in fail here tonight after their
surrender al Huntington. to Sheriff Cha
nm. preparatory TO pleading TO indict-
ments growing out Of the armed march
into Logan county last SUMMER.
The three men were released from fail
in Charleston Saturday midnight. after
furnishing $4,000 bah each. They had
been held there in connection with. the
same Logan county demonstration. Sew
eral months ago Reeney and Mooney OBJ
tanned their release on bail from the
Mingo county jail. where they had been
incarcerated as result Of industrial
troubles in the Tug River district.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
BISHOP BREWSTER WOULD
DEFEND sACRAAIENTAL WINES

Hartford, Dec. 2s.-Bishop Chauncey
B. Brewster, Of the Episcopal diocese of
Connecticut. IN statement tonight. said
no was opposed to proposal Of prohibi-
tion officials to bar the sacramental use
OF wines OF all faith. He said the Epis-
eopal church will stand for the rights
outlined In the Voistesd act and for the
faE!x.lxas -seaaeaad by church tradition.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
SPEECH FROM THRONE BY
CROWN PRINCE HEROHITo

Toxic. Dec 2s (By the A. P.).-Crown
Prince Hirohito, the regent. personally
reading the speech from the throne at
the opening Of the forty-fifth diet today,
expressed qualification in noting the in
creasing friendship of the japanese gov
ernment with the different treaty powers
and that the Washington conference was
approaching a successful conclusion.
The regent exhorted the cooperation
Of the japanese people in the promotion
Of national prosperity and lasting peace
in view Of the added responsibility of the
nation with respect to other nations.
The session Of the diet was brief and
formal.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
LYNCHED BY BAND OF
MASKED MEN AT KEY WEST

Key West, Fla, Dec. 2s.-Manuel
Head. owner of coffee shop who. after
he had been beaten by band Of mask
ed men. yesterday shot and killed Will
liam II. Decker. a prominent Key West
resident. was taken fro mthe county jail
by a mob early today and lynched. He
was shot twice before being removed
from the jail. then placed in an auto
mobile and taken out on a country road
near old Fort Martello and strung to a
telephone pole, where he was riddled
with bullets.
Barricaded in the cupola of a house.
Head last night stood of an armed mob
until captured by the authorities and
taken to the county jail. Marines from
the navy yard stood guard outside the
| jail until the mob had disbanded. But
at a. M, when the marines We're re-
| lieved by deputies the mob gathered
again and demanded the prisoner Of
| Sheriff Curry. When the latter opened
the door in reply to demands for con-
| ference, dozen armed men forced theil
/ way in, overpowered the jailer and seiz-
ed the keys TO Heads cell.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
PRINCE OF WALES WARMLY
GREETED AT CALCUTTA RACES

Calcutta Dec 25.-Great crowds gath
cred today when the Prince of Wales at
tended the race for the viceroys cup The
five huge stands were packed with Euro
peans and natives who gave the prince
a remarkable reception as he drove slow
ly around the course.
The prince presented the cup to Mr.
Goculdas. owner Of the winner, Roubaix
amid hearty cheering.
Many of the natives were in the streets
today, in contrast to Saturday, and they
heartily acclaimed the prince. Earlier
in the day there was a clash between the
civil guards and natives, one native be-
ing killed and another wounded.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
CHILEAN GOVERNMENT HAS
ACCEPTED PERU'S PROPOSAL

Santiago, Chile, Dec. 26.-(By the A.
P.)-The Chilean government has for
warded note to the Peruvian govern
ment accepting Peru's proposal that the
two countries designate pleniDotentiaries
to meet at Washington to continue rego-
tiations for solution of pedning dis
putes The negotiate rs between Chile
and Peru were begun a fortnight ago.
Their chief aim is q settlement Of the
Acna africa controversy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
IMMIGRATION AGENTS
LEAVE MEXICAN BORDER

San Antonio, Tex. Dec. 26.-Co-opera-
tion given United States immigration
agents in patroiing the Mexican border
by troops was Withdrawn in an order
published at headquarters. Eighth corps,
announced today. During the war, when
violations Of immigration laws were nu-
merous. the United States soldiers assist
ed in keeping out of this country unde-
sirables.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
PREMIER BRAND GREETED
LLOYD GEORGE IN PARIS

Paris, Dec. 26 (By the A. P.)-Pre-
nier BRAND greeted Prime Minister
Lloyd George of Great Britain as he
passed through Paris today on his way
to Cannes for the meeting of the supreme
council. The statesmen conversed for
half hour at the Care De Lyon before
Mr.. Lloyd Georges special train left for
the south.
Mr. BRAND will leave for Cannes on
January 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
NEW HAVEN THEATRE GETS
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION

New Haven. Dec. 2s.-JudFp simp-
son. Of the common pleas court. today
granted a temporary injunction to thz
Globe theatre. a moving picture house.
1t restrains the local police from inter
fering with the operation OF the theatre.
which was closed two weeks ago by the
state police. Il was said the state nc
lice gave permission for the re-oDeains
OF the theatre after alterations were
made. but the local police refused . city
license The theatre was open tuufEht,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

New York, Dee. 2e.-samuei Jerome
Bennett, a newspaper man Of New York
and 6t. Louis, sis dead In Tucsou, Ariz..
according to word received heer today.
native New Yorker, Mr.. Bennett was
educated to be II civil engineer but gave
up that profession after a few years for
newspaper work, He acted as foreign
correspondent in Lendea and Paris and
at one time Was city editor of the New
York Evening sun. About twelve yeers
ago he moved to st, tanaiis
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
TO PREVENT DEPARTURE
OF FORMER EMPRESS ZITA

London, Dec. 26.-The governor Of
Madeira has suddenly received orders
from Paris to prevent the departure from
the island Of former Empress Zita of
Austria Hungary for Switzerland, accord
ing to g. Funchal despatch to the Morning
Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
FORBIDDEN TO GO TO MOVIES
II YEAR OLD GIRL KILLS HERSELF

Buffalo. N Y. Dec 2e.-Matilda Bat
taglda, seventeen year old, shot herself
dead this afternoon when her parents re-
fused her permission TO go to a movie
show. She had attended the show last
night mad wished to 90 again with girl
chums who had called at the h;use.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
ELDERLY COUPLE BURNED
TO DEATH IN THEIR HOME

North Thetford, VT, Dec. 26.-E. Pay
son Clay, eighty years old and his wife
were burned to death in fl. 4 which de-
stroyed thier farm home near ,ssre early
trday. Their son Fred managed to res.
cue his wife and little child.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Queen Wilhsinaiha of tha Netherlands,
is a great leter Of fleweFs, and in tho
esTif R:7d eenssR5=ataFies at ffet IsaA thu
Fafest flowers asad piaats are to be found
esi fila caro- af which neither iaf5sF nor
ezt2ensa is e.sa.atl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
TO ISSUE FINDING ON
RIALTO THEATRE FIRE TODAY

New Haven, Dec. 26.-Coroner Ell Mix
of New Haven county will issue his find
ing tomorrow on the Rialto theatre fire
of November 27, which cost nine lives.
The finding, it is understood. takes up
60 pages and totals about $4,000 words.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
Disturbances in Alexandria

Alexandria, Dec. 26.-slight disturb
ances occurred here today. Four hundred
agitators have been arrested in this city
since the trouble began Tt is reported
| that Said Zagloul Pasaa, ore Of the ma
tionalist leaders, will be transported to
| CeyIcn
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
DOZEN SHOTS FIRED IN
THE STREETS OF BELFAST

Belfast Dec 26.-Further disorders oc-
CURED here today. A dozen shots were.
fred in Louis street this afternoon. but
50 far as is known no one was injured
Soldier were hurried 70 the scene and re-
stored order.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Announcement was made on Dec. ia
from Funchai that Zita expected to start
for Switzerland on Dec. ae. HhA having
received official permission to make the
trip on account Of the Illness Of her son.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
CABLED PARAs .lHS

70
London. Dec. 26.-Prenier Lloyd
George left today for Cannes, France,
where the supreme council will meet on
January 4. Mr.. Lloyd George plans to
rest until the opening of the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
7OCONFER ON SUBS|D|ESFOR
AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE

Meeting of Officials of Leading Marine Transportation Com
panies With the Shipping Boards Subsidy Committee
Has Been Called For January 5-One Plan Proposes
Direct Aid Through Diversion of 10 Per Cent Import
Customs to American Ship Owners-Another Plan In
wolves the Establishment of $780, O0OO 900 Revolving
Fund-Other Schemes Are Under Consideration.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

The nHsso-1tatian commercial agree.
ment was signed Keme last evening
according to 6. despatch received by
Havas.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
Resigns French Foreign Office.

Paris, Dec 26.-Philippe Berthelot
general secretary of the French foreign
office, today rendered his resignation to
Premier BRAND.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27
OBITUARY.
Father Ials,

London. Dec 26.-Father Lais. vice
director Of the Observatory of the Vati-
can, died today in Rome, according to a
despatch received here from that city.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Father LAS was rector of the Church
of the oratorians, and received Cardinal
Dougherty Of Philadelphia last March
when the cardinal took possession Of his
titular Church OF st. Nereus and st.
Achilleus, which was under Father Lais
jurisdiction.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Ralph A. Day. New York state prohibi-
ton director, issued an emphatic denial
of reports that he was working to bring
about prohibition of the use of fermented
wines for sacramental purposes.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

With the passage through the locks
at Sault Ste Marie, Mich, of the steamer
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy. navigation of
the Great Lakes formally ended for the
1921 season.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

The board of directors of the Ameri.
can Chamber of Commerce have adopted
a resolution favoring extension of the
coastwise shipping laws to the Philip
pines next February.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

The treaty between Colombia and the
United State shas been ratified by the
Colombian congress.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Sixty-two more nationalist volunteers
and members of the All-Indiaa congress
have been arrested, and nine sentenced
to three months imprisonmrt each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Directors of score of the largest OBJ
servatorios in the country and many
otner porminAo astronomers are expect
eo 20 attend the annual meeting of the
american Astronomical society at
SWarthmore college Thursday. Friday
and Saturday of this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Representative Albert Johnson, repub-
llcan, Washington, will introduce a res
olutlon when the house reconvenes Jan.
0 to make permanent the temporary 90
day release granted to LOO aliens held
at Ellis Island because quotas for their
countries under the immigration law had
| been filed
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Food supplies for starving Russians,
valued at $4,000, contributed by MEM
bers of the International Ladies' Gar
ment Workers union, left New York for
Riga on the steamer Orla
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

An all-army fruit cake, prepared by
the bakers and cooks school at Fort
Riley, Kansas formed part of the Christ
mas dinner of Secretary Weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Rioting broke out In Csfro, Egypt. on
Sunday afternoon. Several of the dem
onstrators were killed and number
We unded.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

The new dollars, now in process Of
coinage, and expected to be available for
circulation about Dec. 81. will not bear a
broken sword, Director Baker of the mint
announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

determined fight by Hazel Morgan,
clerk IN the office of the Niagara ,Opti-
cal company. Buffalo, n. Y, frustrated a
hold-up and resulted in the capture of
two bandits.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

A storm which swept both sides of t
lower Mississippi river took a toll Of
lives and injured about 20.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Joseph Oats of New York city was
taken to the Bnglewood, n. j., hospital
with a dangerous bullet wound in his
slde, and the police held him under sur
VeiAance on suspicion that he was one
of the two bandits WHO held I'D a cigar
store in the Bronx, New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-27

Considerable excitement n-SxailAd
throughout Alexandria, Egypt, Sunday.
due to nationalists' agitation. Police pa-
trelled the city in armored automobiies.
frustrating attempts to stage demonstra-
tioLs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
MAY move WEED To
WAREHOUSES; BY JAN. 5
Director Shanks Says Burley AS
socistion Work Is Being
Pushed Rapidly

Mr.. I ;. Burnam. director
from tins 81, trict on the Burley
Boari Ia. been spending murh
Of MS 'Iiac in Lexington meet
ing with his fs-:CW members and
mapping out the plans for the
big orSauiz-.tion since il was or
ganizci
W. = hduN.. OF Lincoln. mem
Ser fr..w ris district. was home
rhe other Lay end told the Stan
lord Journal tlsat ne expects the
pooled tolaeco viii begin to
move To tie warehouses By Ian
uary 5n " hat the JOurna,
says vii ae scad with interest
by nj crowcr-:
Hon. " H. SlIanks. director
81 ire rd-.cy Cooperative As
>ocia;i1u from tic district COM
posse q Lincoln. Casey and
tia-rard. >,cut SUNDAY at homo.
arr. iuG at q late hour Saturday
night ard i,aving before day
NlOuia. --"ruu@ Tie j, delight
cd with .l. rapidity with which
thc a>~,'. iI'ion l. arranging de
tails and -ts that ali tire meet
iues h...C been harmonious and
iull 81 factory results. Hi
fellow .i.,-.,.ur~ are all high class<
gcutIsI-t>r. ani 70 is not ~urUri~-
ing tha, i-, ,iuu OF any kind ha-
been kci: -u;. Director Shank,
think tha; warehouses Tor the
recepi-oi. 90 tobacco will be open
Po>ihiv ~ january 5th and Ger
,a'uly ny, later than january l..
lie feels 'iat prices are going &"
be- >a;'. factory and l. certain
tina: Ibis scaT'- crop OF the uecd
VIII be- >..;l early ~ 1922
Asked % jrc people OF this dts
tree ,,'u'd pc compelled 90 take
their t"i.a-co TO lancaster.
where t!c odly warchug~e~ IN the
di-trr,, :--r. Ec said: No. in
deed. Tine growers can take
jheir tsI I;,--u to the most CON
vcn.cut -,-lrehuu~c. o. matter,
-wI'cth,r ,r rot 70 u IN fhi- or
anotEc- osirict." The warehouse
shat receive, the tobacco must ic
a m-wl'-- of thc a~sutiation.
hoV.,.r. ST.. Sharks t. giving
his cut.r, t.ulc To- the cause and
>ay> hc proposes TO continue o,
,o 80 a- .JrE ~ 10 T. necessary.
Tie told tii. paper that there
Nyuu'd T., uo trouble whatever
about financing the proposition;
IN fact. |at ri - about TIC easiest
part CT -" work tic manage
mcut VII have before II.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
COLLEGE HILL

Miss Lima Bogie and little
brother. Mike. spent the week
end wsh their sister. Mrs. Hume
Dunbar. at Union City.
Mrs. Samuel Bergman is re-
covering from a severe illness.
Although the rain fell i'll tor
rents and the wind blew gale
there was large crowd at the
sale OF DIR. +. J. Bergman heirs
last Saturday. Some. pieces OF
antique furniture brought fancy
prices. Stock and farming ina
plcments sold we'll.
The many friends of Mr.. Pete
Well are glad to see him suffi-
ciently recovered from the recent
attack upon his life to be able to
attend tine sale here last Satur-
day.
Dudley Clay Bergman. OF Ra-
VIENNA. was here a few days last
week.
Mrs. Charles Webber is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Hisle.
in Richmond.
Miss Evelyr Norris. of Win
ston. visited home folks Saturday
and Sunday
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
Hurt Still Out OF Race
I:y Asso.iateI I'r,ssp


Frank fO:t. Dec. 2l-Alhougli
democrat ot Green county are
reported t. have adopted reSuiu-
:ions AZ q recent meeting asking
Chief Justice Eoiim Hurt OF the
Court oi appeals To become
candidate lor the nomination Tor
lustcc uf tie court from the third
district next year. the Chief jus
tee AM j. standing firm in his
determination not To- Join "na1
scramble" for the place. he said
here recently. IL has been a Gus
tom. j; w:.s said. Tor the chief
Justice ui the court To bc grant
ed the r,1liHation OF his party
for reelection without opposition.
According Co reports reaching
the chief ,Istice's Office. al least
one man las, siguihed his inten-
lion of seeking the nomination
III the third district Chief Jus
tice Hurt iiaS been a ~lember OF
the court since 1914.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
Kentucky Wool Crop Decreases

Frankfort, Dec. 2l-Kentucky
farmers VINO have been raising
sheep turned to other things
that wcdld show more profit
during thC last year and as re-
suit the estimated production OF
wool for the year 1921 shows a
decided id;l.ng of, according 10
reports i,Jin the Bureau OF Crop
Estimate. United States De
partmcnt 81 Agriculture. recciv-
ed here ihe estimated produc-
ton for shc state during the
year was 100000 pounds. Re
vised estimates for 1920 show a
production three million pounds.
and for Iui9 three million two
hundred and eleven pounds. An
other reason for the drop in wool
production this year was due to
sheep and wool losses during the
year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
CHRISTMAS TREE IN
COURT HOUSE YARD
Carols To Be Sung By Chorus
and Presents To Be Given
the Little Ones

An interesting feature Of the
Christmas season = the big
community Christmas tree placed
in front OF the court house. The
Community [ Club Is making this.
n well a. a number oi other real
live Christmas features. possible
On Christmas eve q chorus Of
fifty voices Under the direction OF
Miss Nettie Kate Evans will sing
the Christmas carols about the
tree. The singing will be be-
tween FIVE and six o'clock. The
young peoples societies ot the
churches have furnished candy
and fruit for 80 Children. This
will not be distributed at the tree
hut will be sent To the homes of
the children with other gifts be
ing furnis,cd BY the members of
the Community Club. The srcc
will be lighted each evening OF
the Christmas week and viii adj
a touch 1T happiness and good
cheer To- the passcrsby. The com
nuuity l. indebted to Mr.. Elmer
Deatheragc for furnishing the
tree. to the DAWSON Il elford Co.
fcr the wiring and decorations.
and to Mr.. George Fawkcs. of
;he Kentucky Utilities Company.
.or The lighting The star to b.
uscd ~ tic ;or ci ;hc tree = the
creation 81 Mr. Oscar Swaiford.
Of the Richmond Garage Harold
Oldham has given bolt oi tar
'atan for the candy bag Tor the
children.
Miss Emily Olmstead has been
the cntcrpri>ing chairman Of the
Community Club committee
which has made this Christmas
feature possible. Mrs. Ballard
LuXon i president Of the Club
The Community Club l. also
-ppn>.Ti''g :, r1Ovemcnt to sing
Christmas Car,!5 hTi.tmas morn
iu= l. la~Icu> >cCt'cn~ OF the
city. There will be four ct these
choruSc> of Young people The
captains ct these groups will bc
William Mayors. William Crutch-
CT. kohS-t i,lford and G.. J.. Bor-
derS. There viii be some hftcei,
or twenty young people in each
group.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
Moved Their Stills Around

Glasgow. KY Dec. 2l-Aiter
playing tag with eluSi-c moun
tainers for several months. rev
enue officers have captured two
large stills in Tracy county Tenn.
within the past few weeks. The
moonshiners would put their stills
UP. operate them a short tine.
and then take them away. The
officers would find the location.
but that was all. Finally. how
ever. they caught up with the
stills and destroyed them. to-
gether with $50 gallons OF beer.
Cal Jordan. in whose meat house
the still was found. was arrested
on charges of violating the Vol
stead act.