Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-05

Eytt EDt WE8 BnuL v 4tt5 m the company Of Mrs .Anhabslle Goodman in her home in Buffalo. fs so
 An increase of; sss. .eoe,oee in the pub debt during August was announced by the treasury. s
 H. O. Hanrnitt, a railway claim agent | who registered as from. Atlanta, Ga. was | found dead of poisoning in his room at a | hotel in New York.
 Five fishing schooners are seeking the l honor of representing Yankee fishermen in the race for the International Fisher mems trophy late in October. The organized Bible class departmnet. Sunday school board, Southern Baptist Conference, will hold it's annual meeting in Hot Springs, Ark, January 1s-1Sy
 At the close of . turbulent meeting the Chicago Federation of Labor adopted res olutions authorizing . campaign to raise funds to help striking railway shop crae.s A contribution of sso.ooe by the Recke- feller foundation to the commission on hygiene of the league of nations was announced at Geneva.
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 Tho Pacific Mall liner. Presiden. Cleveland ran aground at t'le mouth or the Yangtze river on her way to Hcng Kong. Sine is reported to be in no i'm mediate danger as the sea is calm.
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 The Central Laor 1nton, comprising all
 labor bodies of Kn9xvflle, Tern, Im1 or
 tuned President Gomaers, of tle Araeri- can Federation of Labor 10 authorize a
 nationwide strike vote Of sll crafts. It is officially announced that 800 IT,
 regulars. with ten machine guns. two
 armored cars and a trench mortar, at
 tackled Macrooin from five o'clock Sa.ur-
 day morning. until 2.5o noon. when they
 were repulsed in disorder.
 American battleship efficiency will be markedly increased the navy department said in, a statement, by installation Of auxiliary Diesel engines oi a type de- } veleped for trial in the Colorado and [ West Virginia, now nearing completion. ) A four-day ban placed on the Cologne : Gazette by the interallied Rhineland commission is viewed in Berlin as an un- warranted invasion of the freedom oi . the German press.
 The boil ixeevll destroyer of potential ! wealth in cotton and bugaboo of the cot ton grower, had a record year and did It self proud in the fields of the south las ; year by preventing production of G.2IT . 900 bales of cotton.
 Charles Lanier, a non-union rallroal 5 shop worker at Memphis, Tenn, was sho s and killed when the automobile in whiel . ne was going to work was fired on. An e other man in the automobile was net in : jured
 : In desperate Agh. with three burg l. lars in her Flathush, N. Y. home Mrs y Catherine Irene. Sweeney, owner O. lh
 Thomas Meehan Lumber company al 2 though beaten with a blackjack. save liewels she valued at s2o,ooO L Not car moved over the systsm c }, the Boston and Worcester trolley lin $ Sunday in consequence of the strike c $ the enloyes against aareductlon in wage ]. proposed by the management VI Leopold Jacobs. of Newark. S. J.. Il leading mapufacturer died ,f apoplexy i It ralroad station in Chicago. He wa
 travelling to Wisconsin with his brothe J. to attend funeral. An earnest plea for the maintenance T. standards of music commensu-ate wit a those of the liturgy and the hign nffic at of music in the Episcopal church
 made in the report If the joint ccnm!i es sion of church music.
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 in A pIebiscite to decide whether Copper s l. lesia should.be become autonomous or r V main Prussian province was held Sul
 day. The ballot resulted in 50 io1 ,n favor of autonomy and 513.l2j agains s: Crisfield.. Md. a small village on Chest Is peake Bay with 1000 souls. many r. those derelicts of the sea, claims to
 the second largest port in the world
 the number of boats of all sizes enterir
 and clearing it.
 Australian manufacturer have he, ,f. caused some perturbation by tne Germ; Ia catalogues now being circulate thcopE IT. out the country because of ;he low pric n- quoted for goods which will be 2ermitt -re to enter Australia after August l. s Americans who have been resident
 Japan fer several years noticed a ve .d difference in the deference paid [ .iI- Aherrcan hSs ho"n ourhg Secret4 nz Denby's visit and the reception 1t won for ahve received some months ago. 60 .f>; The senate committee on wild aIn d. of the Georgia legislature has befc to- it a bill introduced by Senator Denr
 Fleming of Dougherty county to make aid necessary for husbands in that sta on. to obtain permission of their wives 1 fas
 The Ku Klux Klan promises to be
 issue in Texas politics until att-- |
 final elections in November It as l ER come a vital issue in the democra
 party.
 eft According to returns published by | nneli department of finance in Tokio, the he at at port to China and Afanchuria during Ju Try amountedto. 27,s1, 900 yer. and. the i If ports from China and Manchuria s,21 inc 900 yen.
 ,ae First attempts to obtain the reaI.ss lis- writs of habeas corpus of two If [
 four men being held in connection y
 the wrecking of the Million Dollar E
 press on the. Michigan Central twp wee or ago were taken at Gary Ind, by P;
 GIazer, attorney for the accused men. So many Americans, many of .swed itv birth or parentage, are planning to vi s sos the Jubilee Exposition at Gothenbu Sweden. next year that a full-sized oce =, liner will be needed to carry the tray