Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06
BRIEF TELECRAMS

UNlAI lLLLUAHlflO States Supreme Court for 5 years died n Washington.
 Juga-SlaV Consulate General in New York has 1000 applications for pass ports from people waiting to emigrate
 Contraband liquor seized in New York amounting to $30,000,O00, will be sold at auction in the city.
 To meet slump in passenger and freight traffic the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad notified it's forces that TOO men would be laid off for 30 days.
 Solomon TeIIirian, Armenian student, who shot and killed Talat Pasha, former l Grand Yizer of Turkey, was acquitted l in the Assize Court at Berlin.
 Captain Frank L. PIeadwen, until re- gently naval fleet surgeon was elected president of the Association of Military of the United States.
 Francis Harmon, 22 years old. held on S2,500 bail after police said he had con fessed to cracking so safes in New lOih 41ldIlCLdl H4SLFlCl.
 Maurice Gonnen. United States wealth CT forecaster and survivor of the Greedy expedition to the Arctic died at San Jose.
 The R. J Reynolds Tobacco company announced reduction of 20 per cent in wages in it's plants in Winston Salem, x. c.
 prediction that automobiles within few years would carry individual stills to produce fuel for their operation was made by Thomas A. EdisonI Jr.
 Laurence Minot, a fnancier. yachts man and director of the Good Govern Boston.
 Turing the first two weeks of May approximately 1,S00, 900 pounds of hali- but was caught on the fishing banks of British Columbia
 The polls will be open in all the city districts today for the city election from 5:3O q. m. until D. m.
 Frank Tannenaum, reformed mob leader and radical agitator, was gradu- ated from Columbia University this year as an honor student and won a Phi Beta Kappa key.
 4 party of masked men boarded the shipping board steamer Mitchell in Hampton Roads Saturday and attacked the crew, badly injuring eight and slight ly injuring several others. While filming huIIfght on farm at Seville Spain, a Freinch motion picture operator suffered severe contusions when he was charged and tossed by young bull The bull destroyed the camera. The Economy Shoe Company of Lynn was peutioned into bankruptcy today by | three ceritors- M. Alfred DeTroia A | Levetia, and Sadie Ornstein. Their claims total s1,020.
 The United Commercial Travellers end ed their three days convention in Wor- cester Saturday with parade of 40OO members and a gala day at the fair grounds.
 HOd carriers and mortar mixers of Worcester have asked for an increase of 15 cents an hour in pay They arc
 gettin sixty and seventy-fve cents ar hour, respectively.
 Pan-Germans trying to organiz, in eastern Hungary a movement favor
 able to fusion with Germany, says g despatch from Budapest to the Hungar.
 ian agency in Paris.
 American Engineering Councils re
 port shows that management is respon
 sible for 50 per cent of waste and labo,
 for 25 per cent of waste in our indus
 tries.
 Health conditions in Europe were de
 scrIbed as becoming worse instead O better by speakers at a conference il Boston between State and Territoria health authorities and officials of tn } United State Public Health Service. r Burton Johnson, aged II, was tn | seasons first bathing victim in Spring { fieldd Mass, when he slid from raj ? and was drowned Saturday while play 7 ing with several companions in an ol reservoir.
 A Work or be Arrested" order is i = effect at Tulsa, Okla. G. A. Steine
 street cleaning commissioner offered S3 = 50 a day to 200 negroes to clean up tn e negro district burned in the recent rae riots.
 The former German passenger lin, S Kaiser Wilhelm II has been rename s President Harding, it was announced tC n day by the United States mail steau Q ship company, to which the ves~ l wa
 allocated by the Shipping Board. if Port workers at Progreso, Yucata h have declared a twenty four hour stril
 in sympathy with port workers of tn
 city, who walked out early last wet
 as a protest against the deportation
 radicals Ships at Progreso have pos S poned sailings until work is resumed. K The appellate division of New Yo K supreme court decided in Brooklyn tn V the city of Mount Vernon was within IL rights when it refused to allow socis
 ists to hold a street meeting on Octob of 2, 1920. 'e Chairman VoIstead of the House in ,n iciary committee announced that D. would ask the rules committee early tt t' week to give right of way to his be O. bill so that it might be called up f o- immediate consideration.
 Major General Joseph HummeI, forI
 erly of the Austrian army, and elev