Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-23

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 President Harding will be the guest of Atlanta, Ga., Oct 2s, it was announced at Washington.
 A cyclone in the business district of Zanesville, Ohio. caused property dam age amounting to 100000.
 Joseph c. Grew, of Massachusetts. was nominated by President Harding to be minister to Switzerland.
 Thomas F. Ryan arrived at New York on the White Sta. liner Olympic after spending the summer abroad.
 The North German Lloyd line has in- augurated a second freight line service to South Amrica, with the steamer Vest falen, of S,400 tons.
 Pope Benedict has addressed to Pres the league of nations an appeal for the famine sufferers of Russia.
 Mrs. Jane Brian. neEress, IA years | old, who waG a/slave of a Virginia plantation until freed after the Civil war, died at Alton. Ills.
 Leon NJ. Abbott of Boston was elected | sovereign grand commander of the Scot | tish Rite Masons for the Northern jur- isdiction.
 Sale of railroad car trust certificates held by the government amounting to /, S30, ,29S, 300 was ann0uncet yesterday by the war finance corporation.
 reduction in the rate for re-dis- counts and advances from five and one half to per cent. effective today, was announced by the Boston Federal Re serve Bank.
 Living costs in Massachusetts were slightly higher in August than the pre- ceding month but were approximately 20 per cent. below the. wartime peak.
 There were 36, 6I7,5s4 cotton spindies in the United States at the beginning of the cotton year. August l. the census bureau announced.
 Necessity of having consular vises of passports of persons going to France was again called to public attention in statemnet by the state department. Commissioner Enright will ask for S33,21e.54J an 'ncrefige of S5,0o0.0oO over last year for maintenance of the New York police department, he told the Mayer committee.
 Physicians who neiSect dphtheria ] patients who die will be indicted and prosecuted on charges of murder, it was announced at Chicago by Health Com missioner Robertson
 Earl Koehn founder of a national se- ries of betting bans in Germany. promising 100 per cent. interest, fialed. Liabilities are put at 75O0O,000 makrs and assets at 6,O00,000 marks.
 Director General of Railroads announe- | ed he had, with the consent of the pres ident, confirmed additional sales of rail- road equipment trust certificates amount ing to 5,479,50o.
 Serious disorders occurred in Vienna | following tme closing of the Bourse. Many rushes were made upon the en- frances to the building. but these were ] checked by the police.
 With an enrolment of over 1000 stud ents including an entering class of $50, the largest in the history of the insti-
 tuition, the University of Vermont open ed it 151st year
 C. Harold Wills. automobile manufactur- CT, and four members of the crew of
 his yacht. Marold II, narrowly escaped
 death when fire early destroyed the craft
 at the Marysville, Mich. dock.
 Edward Mcdowell, negro garage em-
 eloye and hospital helper. was hanged by
 a mob two miles from McComb, Miss
 The McComb police say they know of nc
 motive for the lynching.
 Report submitted to Governor Hard
 wick. of Georgia, by special committed
 Investigating the wreck of Atlanta. Birm
 ingham & Atlantic train at Cascade crossing two weeks ago, says it was due
 to a charge of high explosives placed or
 track with criminal intent.
 Secretary Davis, addressing annua convention of the American Insurance Union at Columbus, Ohio. declared: "I will not be a return to normal, but {
 sweep beyond that to the highest pitcf
 of good times. We are on the verge O prosperity"
 American Society of Mechanical En gineers will discuss how to clear snow from New Yorks streets this winter. Tn meeting is the first of series to b. . held in New York, Newark, Paterson | Bayonne, Elizabeth and Hoboken. , plan fer colsolidatinE the variou :. scientific bureaus of the government un
 der the Smithsonian institution has beel = presented to the joint committee on re ? organization of the government depart y ments by Arthur Macdonald scientist :, A man who registered at the Hote Pennsylvania, New York, as I. Budt l. Washington D. C., was killed when h | fell or jumped from a window on tn
 eighth floor to the sidewalk on Yves
 33rd street.
 Nominations of Mrs. Mabel Wake ' willebrandt, of California, and O . John W. H. Grim. of New Jersey. to b ;. assistant attorneys general were in ,l cluded in a long list of nomination ;. sent to the senate yesterday by Pres
 ident Harding.
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