Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-14

TEN PAGES.
 BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Production of Cuba Cane Sugar Corp orations mills up to June [, totaled B. 951,047 bags.
 Investment Bankers association of America will convene at New Orleans on Oct. 31 to Nov. 2.
 B. F. Johnson, head of publishing company in Washington, D. C. died at Oklahoma City, after one days illness.
 Former Secretary of the Navy Daniels says Admiral Sims has lost much of his perspective.
 Production of coal in the Ruhr Valley ] increased from 7,43O,OOO tons in March to 7,610,000 tons in April.
 More than twenty persons were in- jured in the usual Saturday night riots in | Ireland, according to reports received in | London.
 Majority of women voters in Prussia | are conservative in their political sympa- | thies, according to a complication of the | vote.
 A bill was introduced in Cuban con- gres sto appropriate S40,000 for the con struction of a press club for the news papermen in Havana.
 protest has been handed by siberi- an Far Eastern Republic against Jap anese interference in the internal at-- fairs of the republic.
 According to LatTSn reports received at Washington, large concessions in the Baku oil fields have been granted British company.
 Exports for May totaled s3s0,oOe,OoO and imports amounted to S2OS,00O,O0O, balance of $12,O0O,O 900 in our favor, the department of commerce reports. Sinclair Refining Co.,, announced re- duction of two cents a gallon in price of tank wagon gasoline at stations in New York and New England. | PennSylFanfa department or hBTlcu1- ture has established field station on the banks of the Delaware river to prevent | invasion of the state by Japanese beetles. Between May, 1914 and May, 1921. gold holding of the Bank of Germany decreased from 1.313,240,00O marks to 1,O91, 496,o00 marks.
 The body of John J. Murray, a gran ite worker, was found in Stevens River. at Barre Vt, where he is thought to have fallen accidentally from railroad bridge.
 Four children of savage Liberian bush- men who had never worn clothing until they were taken in charge by a foreign missionary, saw the sights of New York yesterday.
 President Harding's refusal to play golf on Sunday was praised Sunday in the sermon preached by the Rev. C. S.. Y Stevens of the Third Presbyterian church, Chicago.
 l Alfred P. sloan, vice president fin charge of operations of the General Mo- tors Corp. and Joan J. Raskob, chair man of the Finance Committee will sail for Europe today.
 Secretary Mellon has Invited A num- Der of bankers in the livestock raising sections to attend meeting in Chicago on June 15. to determine best method of meeting the livestock loan situation.
 Three men robbed the Addy State bank at Addy, Wash. of $4,5O0. They es- capped in au automobile. taking Clarence Ostrum, cashier and Mrs. ostrum with them.
 The nomination of Scott c. Bone former publisher of Washington and Se-
 attle newspapers to be governor oi
 Alaska was confirmed yesterday by the
 senate.
 Four women are now charged with th, murder of Daniel F. Kaber. who wa: ' stabbed twenty-four times by hired as
 sassins in his home in Lakewood two
 years ago.
 Henry c. Ide. formerly governor gen n eral of the Philippines. later minister t' Spain under the Taft administration F died at his home in St tohnsbury. Vt e He recently returned from California n where he spent the winter. a Appointment of John Enicios, of sa, | FTdnClScO, as supervising IeQerdl prOll o bition agent for the Pacific department a and Joseph E. Richards for the stat
 of Utah was announced yesterday b,
 Commissioner Blair.
 Geological survey reports oil produc T ton in the United States and Mexico l a increasing despite slackening demand e During the month of April, s40,039, ,0e
 barrels were produced in the Unite
 States.
 Support of the American Medical Sc S ciety has been pledged to Presiden
 Harding in his fight for a separat l. government department of public wei ,s fare.
 il The state department has made ar m engagements whereby Major Genera e Crowder, Judge advocate general of tn t. war department will remain in Cuba 6 r. the convenience of the new governmer g in Cuba, under President Zayas. H. The collegiate department of CIar It University, Worcester, graduated a clas ,d of 52 and dedicated a bronze memori; c tablet for the students and alumni s, the college who gace their lives durin of the world war.
 Three hundred striking building craft
 men, representing eight trades returnc
 to work in Springfield under the con \, premise wage schedule submitted la N week by the building trades employer
 l association whereby ware cut of te