Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-27

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 BRIEF TELEGRAMS Siam and Uruguay ratified the proto- 1 col and statutes Of the international court of justice. Frank A. vanderlip arrived at vien- na. He will confer with ministers and bankers on the financial situation.
 Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employes has been expelled from the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada. Attorney General Daugherty Is i'll at his home in Washington with an attack of ptomaine poisoning.
 Morgan Jones, laborite, was elected to the house of commons in the bye-elec- tions held in CaerphillJ' constituency, mining district of Wales
  tions for the sale of beer as medicine will be delayed until congress recon venes
 Newspaper La LIbertd was suspended by the Spanish government because it published opinions as to what should be done in Morocco campaign.
 Two masked bandits held up and rob- bed a mail car of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas at Denison, Texas. Loot is es- timated at S5oo,Ooo.
 Ford Motor Car, Co. of Detroit. am nounces production of s17,5s7 passen- ger cars and trucks for the three months ended July 31.
 More than half of 1900 workers re- turned to the Collinwood locomotive shops of the New York Central, it was announced in Cleveland.
 Announcement was made by the state department Thursday of the promotion of Sumner Welles as chief of the Latin American division.
 Approval of general plan for the enlargement and Identification of Amer lean military cemeteries in Europe has been given by Secretary Weeks.
 Franklin Roosevelt. former secretary of the navy. has been seriously i'll at his summer home at Campobello. W. B., but is now improving, it was learned.
 Fire destroyed the summer mansion in Hyannisport Mass. of Harry T. Dunn of New York, automobile manu- facturer, with loss of about s15o,o0o. "It will require i've years to rid the surface of the globe of undesirable ships which were built during the war" ac- i cording to David c. Reid. steamship man, who just returned from Europe.
 Dispatch to London from Bombay says riotins over an area of 5000 | square miles in Malabar district, India, in which more than 1000 persons have been killed, is growing into rebellion.
 After a shutdown of two months. ten | of the thirty hot mills of the American Sheet & Tin Plate Co.,, at Sharon, Pa, will reopen Monday. About 800 men will be re-employed. -a---
 Refusal by German manufacturers to | anime their books may result in bar ring shipments of large quantities of German lace to this country.
 Edmund W. voorheeis. of Brooklyn. was selected acting head of the United States Shipping Board office in New York city, it was announced by Secre- tary Hoover.
 James Padruzzi. ls. died at the Mer. iden hospital from burns received on August IT when his clothing became ig- nited while he was working on an auto. mobile.
 Bishop W. W. Lewis. of the Sioux City. Iowa. Methodist Episcopal church s4 years old, died at hospital after g long illness. Death was a result oi diabetes.
 Spanish mission, headed by Com, mander Herrera. arrived at Bueno. Aires to study the project of establish ing airship communication between Spain and Argentina.
 Francisco Villa has hcd from his hall million acre ranch at Canutillo. Duran go. to Parral to enlist aid of the Mex ican government in putting down re volt among his followers. Fire started in the most thickly popu lated part of Moscow several days agt and still Is burning. it is asserted b, the Helsingfors correspondent of tn, Central News.
 Major General IT. H. BandhoItr an, Colonel Stanley NJ. Ford. of the genera report on the miners strike situation there, 1t was announced. following | conference between President Hardins and Secretary Weeks.
 Daily average oil production of tn United States for the week ended Aug with 1904, ,o70 barrels for previous week. according to the American Petro leum Institutes estimate.
 Selection of Mrs. Mary ChandIe Hale, mother of Senator Hale of Maine l as a member of the American disarma ment conference delegation. has beer recommended by Representative Alic M. Robertson. of Oklahoma.
 The International Association of Ma chinists is arranging to give all repai work that may be necessary on ma chinery purchased in this country b. : the Mexican government to the machin shop owned and operated by the ma chinists' unions at Norfolk, Va.