Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-07-19
BRIEF TELECRAMS

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Orders fer zoe ears and locomotives
was placed in this country by the Chinese
railways.
The Shipping Board steamer coeIleda. |
bound from Glasgo for Baltimore. re- |
ported herself in trouble in radiogram.
NieasIon Perez, president st the en-
ployers' union, died at Fercol, Spain. |
from wounds received when he was at
tackled by syndicalists.
According to present plans Of the |
war department the last OF the bodies !
Of American soldiers will be returned
to this country on Oct. 3.
An work was suspended in Brooklyn
navy yard indefinitely, as part of gov
ernment's economy program. Seven !
thousand employees have been laid of.
King Constantine has gone to the front
to follow the progress of fighting between
Greek troops and Turkish nationaiists, 1t,
was announced at Athens.
American copy Of the treaty Of YER
sailles was found in a safe in Secretary
Hughes office. 1t was believed the
treaty had been Let.
Miss Jane Adams of Chicago was
unanimously elected president of the In
ternational Womens congress at he clos
ing session in Vienna.
Viseount James Bryce, former Brit
ish ambassador to the United States and
Mrs. Bryce arrived n New York from
England on the Celtic
The closing of tae private bank of
H. Slobodkin & Company at Merrimack
square, Boston, in the West End. was
announced by Roy S. Hovey, acting bank
commissioner.
King Alfonso is expected to arrive At
Santander, Spain, shortly. He left Ma
drid driving his own motor car. He
/ will spend the summer there with his
| family.
Ten million dollars was made avail
able for relief work among millions Of
European children in need Of medical
attention, Red Cross headquarters
| Washington announced.
Suspension Of the penalties imposes
upon Germany by the allies. was fav-
ored by resolution adopted at the
closing session in Vienna OF the inter-
national women'S conscess
/ Reparattons commission unanimously
, decided German ships seized by Peru
during the war belong to that country
and the allies have no right Of requisi-
tion over the vessels.
W. W. Kennard. chairman of the
| a rn11Sa af ri al Arr
Board was severely injured in an au-
tomobile accident on the Newburypor
turnpike at TopsAeio Mass.
Railroad officials believe the United
States railroad labor board will not or.
rive at its final decision concerning rule.
and working conditions before the last o
August.
Detectives employed by 1nsurane.
companies- have been piac ID on boai,
transatlantic liners in an effor- TO mi
down = suspected band Of irterns:lcna
jewel thieves.
The gas cure fer trans-A Atlantis STOW
aways was described By Captain Mar
centeli Of the steamship Providence VIII
said it had proved effestive in ri6dini
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, , to the United States.
A riot occurred at the Buffalo IN. Y.
baseball park during the game betwee
, Buffalo and Jersey City. Starting be
tween umpire and players. spectator
, joined in the melee and many receive
bruises and abrssions.
/ Mrs. Beulak johnson, VINO was tarre
r and suffered the clipping OF some of he
S locks by hands Of masked men at Ter
a aha. Texas. Saturday night, is in ia
i at Center, Texas, held to the next gran
: jury on a charge Of bisamy.
Fifty nremen were overcome IN frh
ing a s1.o0o,ooo FIRE in the building {
the Phoenix Cheese company on Greer
wich street, New York. on the West Sit
Of Lower Manhattan.
I Pirate yarns and reports Of mystcriol
ships seen lurking along the trade laa
: of the North Atlantic may he explain
= ed by the discovery of "blockaie ruI
E ners" that have been landing vsluab
: cargoes of cont aband liquor or ;he Je
y sey coast.
: Advertising columns Of daily new
n papers are to be used for gener
y church advertising as well as for eva
n gelistic purposes, it was announced
: officials of the Protestant Episcop
= church.
Tive hundred armed bIueJackets we
landed at Kobe to cooperate with 80
- police and company OF infantry w
are protecting navy property as a 7
=. suit Of the strike Of dockya-d wor
ers. .-
: The Turkish Aatinalist premier Few
= Pasha speaking in the chamber Of de
- uties Thursday protests against mea
- ure of re3risa1 and the commission