Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

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BRIEF fELECRAMS /
Leonid Krassin has arrived in. Berlin
rom Italy, and is living incognit6 at the
Hotel Adlon..
The little village Of KirchenfeId, south
If Berne, Switzerland. was a wreck after
he explosion of a munitions dump.
French war orphans viii participate
in the ceremonies at the graves of all the
American soldiers in France on Memorial
Day.
Mrs. Nancy Long, aged 100. is dead in
Whitehall, His. Until her death she
yearned for stronger tobacco so that she /
might more fully enjoy her pipe. |
General Chen Chiug-BEinE. the South |
China military leader, is demanding that |
Sun Vat Sen resign from the presidency |
of the South China government at Canton. |
Barry Baxter, rs, considered one Of the |
leading juveniles OH the American stage.
died in New York His father is reported |
at the point of death in England.
Prohibition agents took possession of
the premises of the New Jersey Whole
sale Drug company, and seized liquors
worth more than 100000
20 T. 81.
Royal Irish constabulary was taken from
his house in CottehaI, County Roscom-
mon, and shot dead in the roa l.
During an argument over Irish affairs
in Glasgow, a woman, aged forty, was
shot and killed by a man with whom she
was arguing.
Four violent earthquakes occurred In.
the vicinity of Terni, about fifty miles
north of Rome, causing terror to the
population over an area of several miles.
Wholesale murders and rooheries by
Yaqui Indians in Sonora wera reported
at Tombstone, Ariz., by additional 1Ameri-
can refugees arriving from the Yaqui
Valley.
The theft of 5000 sticks OF dynamite
from the magazine Of the Deyarmen Coal
company at Fair Chance, Pa, and two
explosions in or near mining plants were
reported to the authorities.
DR.. A. G. shortle. national figure in
tuberculosis work, died in Albuquerque,
| n NJ, aged 81 years. He was regarded
as an authority on sun baths in the
treatment of tuberculosis.
Four persons were hurt, one seriously.
and so passengers escaped injury when
the Nickel Plate passenger train No. L
running so miles an hour. hit an open
switch near Vermillion, Ohio.
Two million dollars. largely in silver
lbullion, received from the sale of govern
ment property at Coblenz, is being
brought to the United States on tho
transport Somme.
Mrs. Isnacia vasquez, said to be 12l
I years old, died in Globe, Ariz. She was {
feet tall and in her youth was noted
for her beauty and physique. The eldes
of her three sons is 81.
Relatives of Lillian white, who Hsap
;. peareds from an Institution for feeble
minded girls at Thiells,l N. Y, last Sep
tember, positively identified the skul
found on Cheesecock mountain as tina
of the missing girl.
. woodrow Wilson, in a Telegram ex
3 pressing appreciation to the Democrat
: Union of Women of Manhattan for
: message affirming heief in democrati
principles enunciated by him, refers to
: as zone of the many signs of the revivinI
idealism~ of the country"
e All bids for the ZOE houses and fou
$ dormitories, comprising the housing pro
ject at Bath, Me-, of the United State
shipping board, which were received at
public auction on May 8, aggregatin
: S76.4S0, have been rejected.
The Canadian three-masted sehoone
! Ada A. McIntire, which became strande
> in the fog, May 10, on Grand Manan Is
land, off Eastport, Me-, was hauled off tn
rocks by the tug Springhill and towed t
: ST John.
Formal announcement TINT "definii
formulas" had been settled upon in I'll
Chilean-Peruvian conference at Washing
= ton, D. c., was made In joint ststemer
n Eafter the two delegations had resume
thei rsessions Saturday for the first tin
: in week.
: Mrs. Lola spayer, alleged to ha,
q passed her days as the wife of Anthor
:, Spayer, night police patrolman, an
: her nights with Henry Robuck, a daytin
= factory worker, was arrested in Lansin
Mich, on a warrant charging bigamy
Max Oser, horseman of Zurich, Swift
:, erland, whose engagement to Miss NJ,
l thilde Mccormick, II years old daugl
ter of Harold F. Mccormick, startlt
society when OF was announced sever
> months ago, plans to come to Chicago
= June.
J, Two children, Michael and Katie Pop
y KEEP, aged nine and one, were burned
= death in Jersey City, N j., in a fl
= which destroyed their home. Their pa
=; ients and a boarder escaped by jumpil
:. from windows
:, Arthur Garfield Hays, a New Yo
: lawyer, has entered the non-union sc
coal fields in Pennsylvania to lea
a whether a man can make a speech the
without being arrested by the mine 0
orators coal and iron police.
An agreement has been reached b
tween the Vatican and Foreign Minist
Tchitcherin whereby the soviet Cover