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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
OBITUARY.
Aaeuet ". Budde.

Hartford March august W. Budde
former building Inspector. selectnan and
builder of statewide reputation, died at
his home here Tuesday night Aof apop!exy
He wss a native Of Germany 75 years
OF age and had lived here many years
Some Of his more notable work was done
on the state capitol. the Memorial Arch
and Trinity college In this city. He was
an ex-councilman and q member of Put.
nsm Phaianx 2b years
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
NOT To HEAR TESTIMONY
IN FORD-NEWBERRxE,cONTEsT

Washington, March&LBy a straight
party vote the senate elections sub-com-
mittee in charge of the Ford-Newberry
senatorial contest from Michigan today
voted against proceeding with testimony.
Republican committee members voted
down a motion by Senator Wolott, demo-
crat, Delaware, to summon witnesses for
March 49, in accordance with the re-
quest recently filed by Henry Ford, the
democratic contestant
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
CUBAN SUGAR FINANCE
COMMITTEE TO SUPPLY TRADERS

New York, March 9,-The Cuban sugar
finance committee will sen sufficient
quantity Of Cuban sugar to supply the
requirements of the trading on the New
York Coffee and Sugar Exchange, it was
announced today by r. B.. Hawley, 3
nernber oe the committee
Traders here apprehended that the de-
termination Of the committee to sell no
sugar for resale in this country might
prevent further trading in futures on the
market by rendering 1t impossible to
make deliveries
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
LEVER ACT ATrORNE1s
HAVE BEEN BELIEVED

washington March Attorney Gener-
81 Palmer telegraphed today to all spe-
ciai attorneys in charge of Lever act
prosecutions relieving them of their ap-
sentiments. effective March third. The
action followed the decision OF the su-
preme court holding section four Of the
go Invalid
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
DECISION FAVORABLE TO
BURNS DETECTIVE AGENCY

New York, March 2.-An application
for revocation, Of the.lieense Of the Will
liam ]. Burns international detective
agency by Edward ]. Edwards was dis
missed today by State Comptroller J. A.
Wendell. Tho application, which was
made in 1917, and .carsed lengthy int
vestigation Of the detective agency. was
based upon complaints Of the actions Of
agents Of the agency. !
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
$500, geo WORTH OF LIQUOR
IN ABANDONED GARAGA

New York, March Liquor valued by
federal agents at more than $500 900 was
seized today in a, raid on an abandoned
garage in the Bronx located a short dis
tance from a police station.
Z he,raiafng party eefrseyen found the
old garage guarded by a watchman
known only as Mike. Armed with 4
doubie-barre1ed shotgun, he refused the
FaHy admittanse until s few pistol shots
fired to frighten him sent him scurrying
into some bushes
Mike" later was seized, questioned and
released. No arrests were made.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
CoNFEREEs AGREE on
.,'- AN ARMY or 1855, 900 MEN

Washington, March Senate ard
house conferees on the army appfopria-
ton bill reached an agreement tonight TO
make provision for an army of $50, 900
enlisted men foT the next fiscal year. The
agreement was conpromise between the
senate figure Of 10000 ard the house
maximum Of $4,000 and apparently in
sures passage of the SSS5 ,000, 900 army
budget at this session
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
CHARGED WITH CONsPIRING
TO DEFKAUD SHIPPING BOARD

New York, March f2-An Indictment
charging the italian Star Line Inc. and
four individuals with conspiring TO de-
fraud the United States Shipping. Eoari
by reducing the price at which tile board
agreed to sell the steamer Liberty Land
was returned today by the federal grand
jury
Two former employees Of tie shipping
board, James D. Butler and Max Ulin,
and two other individuals. Emelo Paul
Y2selii and Fred a. Bobbitt were named
as defendants
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
SHADOW CAST OVER HOUSE
By DEATH OF CHAMP CLARK

Stress of Business of Closing Session the Members Halted
aHalf Hour to Listen to Euogy Delivered by Represen
tave Rucker-Members Betrayed Signs of Sorrow and
Displayed Affection and Respect For Their Late Cox
league-Wish of the Former Speaker Had Been Com
veyed to Both Houses That No Halt in Public Business
Should Be Made at His Death.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
EMBEzzLERs SENTENCED IN
CRIMINAL coURT, HARTFORD

HARTFORD, March Raymond ], Por-
ter Of this city. and Raymond f, HealeJ,
OF New, Britain, were Sentenced for en-
bezziement. by Judge Frank D. ,Haines
nthe criminal court today. Porter. ac-
csssed Of embezzling $155. 900 Of the
Hartford Connecticut Trust company, was
Sentenced to prison for three to six
wears. He was a clerk IN the bank Healey
was vice president of the United States
brink here, and 'en1bezSled about $4,000.
He was fined s1;eee and sent to Jail for a
year ~ 3 H.. .--...
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
ALIENIsTs ARE EXAMINING
SLAYER OF BROOKLYN DETECTIVE

New York, March 2-Alien lists today
began a mental examination in tie Kings
county courthouse of Charles T. Davis
BROOKLYN manufacturer CT surgical in
struments, indicatd on charge of slay-
ing one detective and shooting two other
men in his efhce on February II.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
TO PROMOTE COMMERCIAL t.e~, ID
RELATIONS WITH NEAR EAST

New York March q Announcement
was made here tonight Of the nling Of in
orpor&tion papers for the American
Chamber OF Commerce for the Leva1t, or
Fsnized by officials OF ma ay big corpora
tiols. 30 promote commercial relations
vita the near east.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
WOULD CONTINUE PROBE
OF Gov'rs FoRRT0N LOANS

a wa4aine9Qp, March The senate ju-
6lslafy iFnittee was authorized in a
Tesolutfoh adopted tonight by the senate
- continue during the coming recess
81 congress its Investigation Of loans
~ the United States TO foreign coup-
tries before and after the armiatice.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
GERMANS WILL HEAR UNANIMOUS DEC|SEt
OF THE ALLIED POWERS AT NOON TODAY

Counter-Proposas of Germans Are Described Mering
Neither Examination Nor Discussion"-Lloyd George
Ha. Cu.ented to the Use Of Armed Forces Against Ger
many in the Event Of Noncompliance With Allied Re-
paratiOns Terms-Premer BRAND Of France Fsvors Inn
mediate Action, While the British and Italians Are OPP
posed to Preciptate Movement.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
AEozHER ARREST FoR
TOLEDO ?. o. Robbery

New York. March THE arrest Of
SAssb Cohen Of New York tonight IN
eeanection with the theft Of nearly al
e9e.eoe in securities from the, post office
IN Toledo Ohio. brought the total num-
Der oS suspects IN coStody TO four
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
SEVERAL SHOTS FIREN AT
CUKFEw PATROLS IN CORK

Cork March 2--SeVerai revolver shots
we're bred tonight by the curfew patrols
= man seventy years Of nge was shot
dead. as = result, in one Of the main
streets
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
OUTSTANDING EVENTS IN
CAREER OF CHANT CLARE

- In the democratic national convention
at Baltimore in 1912 Chan Clark led
on - ballots for the nomination as can
didate for president and had clear ma
Continued on Page Nine, Col. seven)
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

nj oor mo fnr
ana.
At least partial control has been Sc
ured in Petrograd by anti-bolsheyik |
liioe'
,t oVno ~. Is]e 0. tne ~ rer cent. |
age cus .ot sn.pgara WORKERS on the
Reuresentativn Henry R.i,. dor
,crat Illinois. was nominated Inv prs
DENT wilson TO he a manrar - tI'o +.rifr
The city council of Macon. Ca, has
efused to permit Dor al C'Callaghan. lord
mayor of Cork to speak in the city audi i
-
A Buenos Aires dispatch says schools
lave been closed in the city of Cordoba
,oHowlng the discovery of number Of
Status Of the federal and state liquor
revenue flaws under national prohibition
viii reach the supreme coure for decision.
One man was killed and four wounded
when the presidential guard fired 12on a
mob breaking into the executive n;tnsicn
The number OF inuirrant. .rtAr,rr
the country through, Roston in Rehr,,s|-y
was 1898. a larger nAnber than in anv
an .
Oi 'ne Ieo insurance companies In
sS hv ~ M me pi;.,gn sh.i-.rus. SUIT start
,- cre M n.sstssip2i revenue agent re-
Governor Miller Of New York vetoed a
bfll to license ticket brokers and restrict
thetr charges to nifty cents in excess of
the box office price.
The privilege of receiving and sending
mail has been restored to Eugene V.
Debs who is prisoner in the federal
penitentiary at Atlanta.
r.
Hampshire gave approval and formal
effect 10 the bill making standard time
obligatory in that state.
-
Arrangements were und erstood yesterday
Cary T. Grayson will continue as pnysf-
clan to President Wilson
Fire on the shipping board steamship
East. Chicago badly damaged tne vessel
A broken oil feed pipe causel the blaze
Announcement was made here that m.
Krupps Of Germany had been AWARDED
a CONTRACT for 10 5000 laminated stee
way. 49,.
.r--
The substitute proposal Of Swift & Co
and Armour & Co.. for the sale VI theil
stockyard interests, was disa) proved by
court.
President Wilson has signed the s574.
100000 post office appropriation bill: ta,
s15,250,00o rivers and harbors bill anc
900 00o.
Robert Reed thirty-two years old
Orland, Fla. newsboy. has received noti
fication that wealthy uncle mas he
hotel in Bar Harbor, Me.
-,
Five hundred butchers-empIoyes q
the Davies Packing company. CANADIAN
packing company and Montreal Abattoir
hours.
!
| B. campaign for the release "f Euoen
i V. Dehs and certain other prisoners wi
be mapped out by the national execuriy
i committee Of the socialist party in Bos
Edgar Brown, receiving teller in th
Bank of Montreal which was robbed Q
/ s2l 900 in cash and certificates feI
days ago. was arrested at Toronto an
tchargeo with the crime.
Use OF the Bertillon system CT fnge
prints az a waterbury rank resulted !
Fred Smith. 20, colored. being b5und cNe
TO the superior court on charge Of ct
tanning money unoer raise pretea@es-
non for the reo?enlng Of the station a
lburrViiie. the ppo!lc utllltles Somnissio
oroers tne Ne" Raven ROAD 10 restor
"altlng room privileges at Inc station
!
American. Orrman ana kussian agita'
ptolic oemonstration heid recently
| Mexico Clty are pnder surFehiance an
VIII De oeat win as p2iltlcai ln'rlguer'
(
AT rne roeues OF counsel the tr'al
ny W.. nrdnz ana Josepn I.orre' charee
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Five hundred ,utschers-empJoyes Of
the Davies. Packing company. Canadian
packing company and Montreal ADattoirs
struck for wage incre kses and shorter
hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Robert Reed, thirty-twc years old.
'Orland, Fla. newsboy has received noti-
f1cation that a wealthy uncle mas be-
queathed him p joint interest in a large
hotel in Bar Harbor, Me.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

The number OF immigrants entering
the country through Boston in February
was. 1898. larger nhmber than in any
previous month.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
Brief kilograms

John Horoschak died in Griffin hcspitaI
in Ansonia from wood alcohol poisoning
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

President Wilson has signed the s574.-
100000 post office appropriation bill the
15,250,00o rivers and harbors bill and
the first deficiency bill carrying s276.-
900 ,OOo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

st. John, v. b.. by n vote o. the pespta
will have daylight saving this summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

One man was killed and four wounded
when the presidential guard fired ,l2on a
mob breaking into the executive mEnsicn
at Panama
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Ae campaign for the release "f Euoene
V. Dehs and certain other prisoners will
be mapped out by the national executive
committee of the socialist party in Bos-
March s.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

An Of the 1e5 insurance companies In
vclved in the billion antitrust suit start
ed by the Mississippi revenue agent re-
tired from the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

The substitute proposal Of Swift & Co.
and Armour & Co.. for the sale VI their
stockyard interests. was disa proved by
Justice Stafford in the district supreme
court
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Announcement was made here that the
Krupps OF Germany had been awarded
car wheels by the Argentine state rail-
way p -.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Status Of the federal and state liquor
revenue Flaws under national prohibition
will reach the supreme coure for decision
this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Edgar Brown, receiving teller in the
Bank of Montreal which was robbed of
s2l 900 in cash and certificates A few
days ago. was arrested at Toronto and
charged win the crime.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Governor Miller of New York vetoed a
bill to license ticket brokers and restrict
thet charges to fifty cents in excess of
the box office price.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

George'B. Grigsby. democratic delegate
from Alaska, was ousted from the house
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Fire on the shipping board steamship
East, Chicago badly damaged the vessel
and its general cargo. valued at s75A.pOO.
broken oil feed pipe causel the blaze
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

A Buenos Aires dispatch says schools
have been closed in the city Of Cordoba
following the discovery of number of
cases Of bubonic plague near there.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Use of the. Bertillon, system CT finger
prints at a Waterbury bank resulted in
Fred Smith, %, coored. being bound oN er
to the superior court on charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pre.eaaes
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

The privilege Of receiving and sending
mail has been restored to Eugene V
Debs. who is a prisoner in the federal
penitentiary at Atlanta.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Governor Albert o. Brown Of New
Hampshire gave approval and formal
effect 10 the bill making standard time
obligatory in that state
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Arrangements were understood yesterday
to have been made whereby Rear Admiral
Cary T. Grayson will continue as pnysf-
clan to President Wilson.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

The city council OF Macon. Ca, has
refused 10 permit Don al C'CaIla,ghan. lord
mayor of Cork to speak in the city audi
torium here on March s.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

The American commission for Irish
relief. after some polite hesitation. has
placed itself in tie hands Of the Sim
Fein. with the result that It will be re-
quired In the next few days to. execute
change Of front or get out Of Ireland.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

The New Hampshire hcuse on yea
and nay vote killed two bills providing
for censorship of moving pictures.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Representative Henry T. Rainey, dem
ocrat, Illinois was nominated by Pres
ident Wilson TO be a memter 0 tie tariff
commission
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Dr. n. L. McCrory. president Of Fiddle
university in Charlotte. y. D.. announced
that seventy-seven Students naf bA,n sLs-
pended by the faculty as climax 10 the
strike" Of the students which has been
IN effect since last Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

The British tank steamer Ottawa is
She has not been seen or heard
from in aimonth.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

In a decision made pubiic on tho reti-
ton for the reoDening of the station at
Burrville. the public utilities commission
orders the New Haven road TO restore
waiting room privileges at The station.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

CharIes e. Hughes retired from the law
firm Of Hugnes,s Rounds, Schurlnan &
Dwight, tef New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Harry p. Lainey was under arrest In
Philadelphia IN connection with threat
to kill Mrs. Samuel D. Riddle and Man
O. War the famous race horse! unless
81 5000 was turned over to the writer Of
q letter sent MIS-. Riddle.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

At least partial control has been Sc
cured in Petrograd by anti-bolshevik
forces, according to the French foreign
office. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

Hundred Of citizens Of Costa Rica are
volunteering for military service against
Pana.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03

The effective date Of the 10 per cent.
wage cut for shipyard workers on the
Atlantic coast was postponed until March,
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-26
TIRZAH PICNIC
Continued From Page FivcO

tion of the banking systcH's of the
leading countries of the world, which
systems have stood the test O: tiT'c.
and a test of the operation of tn"
Federal Reserve system mp 10 date.
furnishes convincing proof that the
board should be enlarged so aS tn harC
it embrace one representative from
e1ch Of the twelve regional districts.
These representatives should be Sc
lected by the respective regions, and
not more than two or three. II anV OF
them. should he primarily bankers.
The selection from each region SHOULD
he subject to the approval Of the pres
ident and the confirmation Of III" sen
ate. In other words the government
must have some control over the m"m-
hership of the board, or he board
might put into effect policies which
would he totally unattuned to the gen.
cral policy of the administration. II
might be well to have the secretary Of
the treasury and the corrDtrollcr OF
the currency as members of tho board.
and the governor appointed by IN"
president irrespective of tic locality
from whence he comes.
I believe there should he carefully
selected advisory board. representative
of the various departments Of aericul-
turc. commerce and industry through
out the nation. this advisory board to
be selected in the same manner as tn"
regular board, with n representative
from each regional district. il being
the duty of this advisory board to con-
fer with the regular board rc"ardir%
any change in the policy Of tie Systnm
affecting the business interests OF tn"
people.
The FEDERAL Reserve banking svS-
TEN should he regarded in the light %
a great governmental financial gerry
ont of the people and not people as
helpless servants OF the system.
ANY change in the railroad rates %
the country ia given due and pun'l'
consideration hv the parties Interested.
the railroads. the government ana the
various lines Of industry effected, be-
fore any definite po!icy is chan"cd.
We then come tO the question OF
power. The problem is to 'c''isc ~"
manner in which the authority Is To be
used. rather than eliminating II" au
thority itself. To Illustrates: Let II
he provided that since a chance IN re-
discount rates changes the status q!
each and every investment in the Unit
ed States and is a more vital thir%
than the transportation rates or Su-
preme court decision, no change in ihc
rcdiscount rate should lie permitted
until the regional bank intending to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-26
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aVCEuo. tie is m apprentice printer
and is said to he on the strike roll,
having left his job during a walkOut
several months ago. LindlCr testified
at tire inquest last "Wednesday. that nc
was about 80 yards behind Policeman
Brown when he saw a negro coming
up u rath leading from the SeabOard
Airline railroad track. He said the
officer met the negro near the corner
Of First and Park streets, in Camp
FOTnanc" when tie policeman said to
the negro. What are you doing
dodgin~ around here like this| Lind
le7 said Brown reached ont and touch
cd the negro on the shoulder who i'm
mcliatciy turned and began firing an
automatic pistol. Tho witness said
three shots were fired at close range,
Brown falling at the first explosion
and dropping his pistol from his hand.
Lindlcr said he ran to the negro and
grabbed him by the wrist only TO be
sho;cd hack several feet. He said the
negro then opened fire at him and he
ran. Looking back, I.indler said he
SAW the negro running westward and
he ran and yelled FOR help. Lindler
said Brown nav have fired while he
was running. Yesterday Lindlcr told
officers that he was coming up hill
on north Park street and was about
80 yards from the railroad bridge
when Policeman Brown reached the
bridge and waved his hand at him.
He told officers that eight shots were
fired and when asked how he account
cd for Browns gun being empty, said:
THAT IS one thing ] can't explain.
Other statements made by the young
prisoner were in substance the same
rs given by him at the coroners in
quest. \ linking of Lindler's testi-
mOnv before the cOrCner with that
made Yesterday to the police gives the
negro credit for shooting three shots
ut Brown. and five others are to be
accounted for between TIE policeman
shooting at the negro and the negro
firing Gt Under. Men and women
living in the neighborhood OF the
scene of the tragedy have told officers
| that five shots were fired. Coroner
| Scott has il his possession three 80
ca 'iher cartridges and the policeman
/ pistol showed five empty chambers OF
| IS calirer when it was examined after
the killing. one of the 45 calibeI
| shells showed no indcntation on the
/ CAP ana another has slight indenta :
! ton. The third shell has deep dent
on The cap, according to the coroner
! Roy Lirdle". the young man under
| arrest. is held in high esteem by his
/ friends and associates. Fellow work
men say I.indler is highly efficient al
/ his trade and pleasant and affable
| Youn@ man. They hoot at the I. ought
/ that he is implicabic in the killing OF
! the officer.