Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
Brief Telegrams

Brief Telegrams
 Approximately 10000 workers in miss es' and children's eress factories went on strike in New York.
 Baron Moulton, a member of the judi cial committee of the British privy coun- cil since 1912, is dead.
 Thirty-five aliens, ordered deported for radical activities, are to leave Detroit Sunday for Ellis Island.
 Newton D. Baker former secretary of war, has been commissioned a colonel in the officers reserve corps.
 Governor McRae of Arkansas refused to remove Circuit Judge John w. Wade on request of the Arkansas legislature.
 An invitation to attend the annual Gridiron club dinner in Washington April was accepted by President Hard ing.
 John W. Davis. retiring United tastes to Great Britain, left London for Southampton on his way to the Unit ed States.
 Abandonment of a project to build silk spinning mill in New Bedford. to be union owned and controlled, was an nounced.
 Richard H, Deming of West Hartford. former state senator, was appointed law clerk of the civil codes commission of the legislature.
 The Vermont legislature passed and Governor Hartness signed pill which will keep Vermont under standard time this summer.
 Communications between Russia and Siberia have been cut for more than sage from Moscow.
 Lewis Goldberg for five years assist anee United States attorney here resign ed to become an assistant attorney gen eral of Massachusetts.
 Internal revenue officials are consider ing resembling the order prohibiting with drawals ofaliquor from warehouses Con- missioner Williams said. The recent census of Switzerland haH caused much disappointment, showing a
  1 more than of ten years ago. Horton White, B years old. of Por Jervis, shot and killed himself in an un dertaking tablishment at Downesvlle. N | Y. He had been in i'll health. | 7Je armistice concluded between Pana' ma and Costa Rica at the insistsnce o the United States has been put in ful effect along the entire frontier
 The American freight steamship Mas | sillion Bridge from Constantinople T. i New York went aground near the en trance to Ambrose channel, approachin New York.
 Nevberg, Me-. took it's place this weel in the front ranks of towns electing wo l men to office by electing Mrs Myra j Severance chairman of the board selectmen.
 D. R. Crissinger, Marion, Ohio. law lyer is understood to. be under considera tion for appointment as comptroller 2 eral reserve board.
 Frank L. KIingensmith. who resigne
 January as vice president and treas urer of the Ford Motor company. ha been elected president of the Gray Mote
 Corporation.
 The nomination of pr. c. F. Sawyer. (
 Marion, Ohio. the Harding family ph3
 sician, to be a brigadier general in tf
 medical reserve corps. was sent to u
 senate by President Harding. '. in
 fcg off KennybunKport, Me. She was r
 ported hard and fast on the rocks Walkers Point and apprently not mol : than 200 feet from shore.
 Fishing steamer Macs. while trawllT north of Rose Island. in Narraganse [ bay on Monday, caught a navy mile 7 her trawl which naval officers say W; lost two years ago in practice. - A bill providing that women doing tl l same work as men in any cccu2atl'
 Shall receive the same pay was introdu
 ed in New York assembly by Assembl
 man Ralph Halpern of Queens. Markers fin soviet Russia are unar
 mously indignana over the revolutiona , uprising at Kronstadt, and are beggi = l to be allowed to fight against the forc : engaged with soviet troops there. Three assistant secretary of the trea = ury, S. Parker Gilbert, Jr.. Of Bloomne N J., Ewing Laporte of St. Louis. a + Nicholas Kelly of New York were y nominated by President Harding.
 The first consignment of German suE l. beet seed to be received in Galvest' U Texas. since the outbreak Of the vol Is war reached there aboard the steamsl 70 Westland from Hamburg and Bremen ,s Speedy government action In converti r. the St. Lawrence river into deep -e waterway was urged in resolution ado le ed at the closing convention meeting of d Nnational Waterways Association in u. ronto.
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 1t Adoption of the 44-hour week In Id commercial printing shops in the Unit d States and Canada. effective on May
 is demanded in a resolution adopted
 Montreal at the printers industrial e
 ference.
 D Travellers arriving in Vladivostok fir
 Chita, seat uf the boishevik Far East le Siberian republic. as stating that an ar IS soviet movement had been started E. troops and peasants in the interior Of g republic.