Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-28
BRIEF TELECRAMS
Manchester spinners voted down half time proposal on American cotton.

The value of Canada's exports during | the year ending October 51 was greater than her imports. i
 The body of an unknown Canadian soldier will be brought fr7m. France and buried beneath the Victory Tower at Ot- tawa Ont.
 G. y Halliday, 29 years, broker, of St Louis, was arrested in that city on charge of countenfeiting securities of a face value of $1,5oo,oo
 D. McDonaId, Deputy Minister of Game and Fisheries, announced 300,0o0,o00 sound Ssh will be placed in the waters of Ontario next spring. A formal investigation of charges made against E. Mont, Reilly, Goveror of Porto Rico, will be ordered in a short time, according to Washington report. General Francisco Renya, revolutionary leader of Mexico, was arrested by De- l partment of Justice agents at Nogales, Ariz.
 Police Inspector William F. Boettler of the New York Police Department, ten dered his resignation to Commissioner Enrigflt.
 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes, ac-s New York force Of agents as the city is practically dry"
 Adriatic, of the White Star Line, ar- rived at New York with 27 boxes of gold on board. valued at s900,000, from Lon don. consigned to Kuhn. Loeb & Co. | Miss Anne Morgan, chairman of the American Committee for Devastated France, sailed on the steamship Paris. for France.
 The birth s14 years ago of John Har- ] yard, founder of Harvard college. was observed Saturday with special exercises at Appleton Chapel, Harvard.
 J., H. Howarth, said to have been & letter carrier in Toronto, Ont, was ar5 rested in Boston as a fugitive from jus tice.
 General Allen in statement issued at Cfblenz says the United States has re- duced the size cf the American army in the Rhine territory in order to ease the financial burden on the German people
 Pierce Oil Co. has closed a contract
 with the International Petroleum Co for
 the delivery of $500 barrels daily and
 another for 5000 barrels daily with the
 Continental Mexican Petroleum Co.
 Plans for increasing the seating ca pacity of Yale Bowl by 50.0O0 are un derstood to be under consideration by
 Yale authorities.
 |, It was learned at tic White House that the President will not afbrogate com , mercial treaties with 2S nations relatirs
 to reciprocal shipping agreements as pro vided in the Jones merchant marine bill
 Damage of S1,5o0,000 was caused b,
 a fire which broke out in the business district of Augusta, Ga, and burned fou hours before it was brought under con
 trol.
 The naval mine sweeper Redwing witt u a complement of sixty men is under maya , guard at the Hampton Roads sllbn1arin
 base following discovery and remova n last night of a large quantity of liquor S The final order expeIling A1exande a Howat and all his followers from tn < Miners Union for refusal to obey ord V CTS of the international organization, wa q issued by the international Saturday. - Four armed bandits entered the offc
 of the St. Louis Refining company in th e heart of the business district of St. Lou J. and escaped with diamonds and jewe l. said by company officials to be valued 2 L. $60 0oo
 d A deadlock between the Lynn ShS d Manufacturers Association and u -e Joint Council, United Shoe Workers le America, over the employers proposal fl
 20 per cent reduction in wages, is il 'f dicated.
 'e An all1steel steamboat built at Poi al Pleasan W Va, for use on the Ma er dalena river in South America, W; O. shipped in pieces by rail Saturday on s "a teen freight cars to New York, where 10 will be shipped by beat to Colombia.
 By a provision in shipping articles
 a crew for one of its soQth-bound tan F CTS at Providence, R. L, the Stanard (
 company indicates that it will follow | .n lead of the Texas company and redu r. the wages of searnen on December 1. in Rear Admiral Henry A. Wiley, vi >d has been attached to the naval war e e. lege at Newport, R. I. has been assig
 ed to relieve Rear Admiral Gleaves .1- comma andant of the first naval distri in and of the Boston Navy yard. id Four armed bandits held up and TO ed bed two messengers from the First N
 tional bank of Boston as they were (
 lvering a payroll of s2S,444 to the
 G. Walton & Co.,, shoe factory at Oh
 sea, Mass, Saturday. They escaped lE an automobile under fire. ut Relations between Governor Genel on Leonard A. Wood and the Phillippi n- senate are entirely amicable, Manuel H. Quezon, president of the senate infsr of ed Presidept Barcelo of the Porto Ric est senate in cablegram replying to an of quiry.
 la
 he Frank P Kennison, vice-president
 the Ohio Savings Bank, Toledo, a or- Clem 0. Miniger. president of the Ell