Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-04
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

workers.
 Secretary Hoover denied rep ,rts that he officially said the oil supply of Mexico would be Axhauted in IS months.
 Expensive frauds, committed by officials of the Sisal commission of the state of Yucatan, have been discovered.
 Three Jews were killed and 14o wound. ed in riots recently in the old town If | Jaffa, says dispatch from Jerusalem.
 The First company, Governors Foot | Guard of Hartford, is to go into camp at | Mantle for four days beginning July IL |
 Governor Lake yesterday issued . pro- l clamation designa ting the week of May 22-2S as Forest Protection Week"
 A syndicate of American bankers has offered the Uruguayan government a loan of $25, 100000 for 20 years at per cent.
 It was announced in Berlin the German leaders charged with war guilt will face tr,al as soon as the separations yuest7in l is settled. Thomas J. Rowland, a dentist, died i of bullet wounds inflicted in a quarrel with his wife at their home on the north side of Chicago.
 i Colo has been struck on farm 45 nl.Ies due north of Ottawa. The hr:t gjla rush ! in this part of Canada follo wed, and 5000 acres have been staked
 The Dial bill requiring federal judges te devote their entire time to the duties of their offices was reported favorably by the senate judiciary committee. 1 Pennsylvania railroad has applied to the interstate commerce commission for loan of s5.700,o0O for a pericd of 15 years to meet maturing obligations.
 The Boston police department an- nounced plans to extend it's protective
 arm over the homes of those who leave the city during the summer months.
 The anti-dry league of New Jersey
 with headquarters in Newark, was in-
 corporated in Trenton for the purpose of
 advancing the cause of personal liberty.
 Search is being extended into New
 York state for an automobile which
 struck Frank W. Webber, 69, of New
 ton, Mass, in Danbury. He died later in
 a hospital.
 Nominations of E. I. Lewis of Indian. apolis and James B. Campbell of Spokane
 Wash, to the interstate commerce com
 mission were confirmed by the senate without opposition.
 Dennis H. Mahoney, a paymaster 1T the Boston city treasury, who resigned
 after a shortage of $500 wa4 found 1T his accounts, committed suieJ ies hours later.
 , Building operations in Philadelphia Ar' z almost at a standsttll because of the re. ! fusal of employees to accept wage reduc
 tions. Employers estimated the number D of men out at 10000.
 I Police Commissioner EnriEht of New f York reports he does not know what t . do with all the liquor seized in Nev 1 York during the month of April, amount :, ing to about s7,9o0,0 900.
 Five hund, ed families were rendere,
 homeless by a fire which destroyed build
 ings covering an area of two blocks il Puerta de Tierra, the most thickIy popu E lated section of San Juan. j. A verdict of ssOO.Ooo rendered agnin- d the Ford Motor company in New Tor n and in favor of the Hotel Woodward Go : will stand as result of the suprcm g courts refusal to review the case. l. Special trains equipped with hrehght
 nig apparatus left Halifax, N. S.. to hel '- fight a conf1agration- which threatened al destroy the town of Stewiacke, 47 mile e distant on the Canadian national railwa d John J. Farrell. former lord mayor ma! " of Dublin. announced that he was sul es hitting to the Irish republican parlIamel II z "semi-official" peace offer, which he say n was the most generous ever offered at Britain.
 The Psi UpsiIon fraternity will hold i
 eighty-seventh national convention vii
 Wesleyan chapter the last three days K this week, it was announced yesterds
 The fraternity held a general conventit ov in Middletown in 1897 t. The big four railroad was authorized I h. the interstate commerce commission d acquire control of the Evansville, India1 of apolis and Terre Haute road by purcha IT, of the entire capital stock at not mo n- than s1,000,00o.
 ,te
 | | ny avenue, Hartford, will not be demolish
 to make way for a new building. The nd rectors of the Kingswood school, wh ?" occupies the homestead voted to rene
 their lease on the place. 1T.
 ao Appointment of an American dipIomo, oe- representative to the Vatican Is not und at contemplation, says a statement issu ed at the White house In response to repes he ed inquiries as to the possibilities of su :. an appointment being made.
 Recalling his days as newsboy a 'sf newspaper man, President Harding nd a letter to Harry E. Burroughs of B, 'h- ton expressed regret at his inability na attend a reunion of the Boston ( nst Newsboys Union next Thursday Ike The United State army transpo1 fly Wheaton, with 2,eoo bodies of Americ
 soldiers aboard, sailed from Cherbou e5r. for Antwerp At Antwerp the transp; iet will receive one thousand more bod ins t and then will sail for New York. hat Al, 'o,- highed than the Washington monume "a, and apparently of a playful dispositi
 chased the steamer Esperanza up the CO 6 for several hours. passenger repor soN when the vessel arrived at New Y oa- from Mexico and Havana. co- OFFICERS ELECTED BY i've SOCIAL WORK CoNFEREN
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