Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-02
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELECRAMS
 A daughter was born Wednesday to former Empress Zita, of Austria -Husary. |
 The rising of the Hottentots in the I southwest protectorate of Africa has Jeen completely crushed.
 Samuel E. Pingree, who was Yer mont's oldest living former governor, died at his home in Hartford, Vt. The forest fires that approached very near to the town of Millinocket, Me, on Wednesday evening were reported un- der control yesterday forenoon. The SearIes mansion at Great Bar- rington constructed in the early sos at a cost of about s2,000,OO0 has been sold to syndicate for about $75,0oo. Three insane patients, Henry A. Smith, Earl Bennett and Sumner Singleton. es- l capped from the Boston state hospital Wednesday.
 Joseph McGuinnees, member of the Im- perial parliament for the southern divi- sion of County Longford, died Wednes- day.
 
 1 Samuel Carr, banker, trustee, musI- | clan, and a director in corporations in many parts of the country, was buried yesterday from the Old South church. Boston.
 John F. Coleman, said to have been .
 member of the Philadelphia Athletics in l 1883, died in Detroit, as the result of in- juries suffered last night when struck by an automobile.
 Three New Hampshire textile conn panies whose mills have been closed since
 February by strikes notified Governor
 Brown that they would reopen their plants in whole or part next Monday.
 4 rumor was afioat in London that the government contemplated holi1ng a general election on the irish question.
 This coulc not be traced to any solid
 source.
 Reports of an intended invasion of Mex
 ico from Guatemala by General Felix
 are without foundation; according 10 3
 message from the Mexican charge d'af-
 faires in Guatemala City. Changes in department personnel al
 Mount Holyoke college for next year include the promotion of Associate Professor Albert M. Tucker to Le profes- sor of music.
 Captain RoaId Amudsen. who start, from Seattle, Wash, on his Polar expe- ditfon Saturday has announced that one
 of the primary objects of the trip iatC the Arctic is search for the great un
 discovered continent of the north. United States troops were placed or : guard on the international bridge al . Laredo, Tex, following rumors of { contemplated attack upon Nuevo Laredo
 across the river by rebel force. 2 The chamber of deputies of the fnanc, ! commission has notified Premier. Pom : care that it cannot consider the proposed 9 1923 budget, which shows a deficit 0
 about 1000. 100000 francs to be covere,
 by a loan.
 New York city's building Industry wa
 threatened with disruption by the build I ing trades councils suspension of 1J.O0 n members of the Independent BrickIayrrs i Helpers and Building Laborers' union o T America.
 John Anderson of Washington. D. C. and Mile. Agrippa Ticho1ova, daughte = of Moscow University professor, Wer 5 married in Moscow, May IS. The cer . . emony at the soviety- marriage bureal f was followed by a church wedding. U U Councilman James A. Hoadiey c ' Portland Maine, was acquitted of tn Y charge of bribery to influence the vot of Councilman Elmer H. Martin on hi order for discontinuance of the munic Y. pal piggery.
 e William NJ Wood, president of th
 American Woolen Co. returned to h
 home Andover, Mas4, Tuesday afte
 an absence of several months, ~ it wa ,1 learned At his home it was said tn;
 he is greatly improved in health. $ Walter S. Wyman of Augusta, Main e Edwin H. Free, Harrington, and Fran Il D. True, Portland, we're appointed trul e, tee sof the Cushnoc Paer O., and II y Kennebec Paper Co. David Lamar, known as tho Wolf
 Wall Street." was indicted for graI '- larceny in the first degree in New Tor T. and bench warrant for his arrest "; 'e issued.
 ID Seven empty box cars in . long lIr m of superfiuous stock stored on thsNracl le of the Meriden- Waterbury division of Il IS New York, New Haven and HartfoI D. railroad company were destroyed in Me 'n iden by fire of undetermined origin.
 An involuntary petition in banIrup re cy was filed in federal court III Ne m York against the Carribean Ste1msh to Company, which operates between Ne r. York, the West Indies and South Anne on ica.
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 Id King Boris of Bulgaria has becer
 his own gardener. He may be se, of He believes the time has come wh IT, kings must be something more th; f- mere constitutional figureheads.
 Daniel H. CoakIey, for many years
 attorney in criminal practise in Bosto ID disbarred recently by the state court
 announced that he would accept dlsba IT. ment by the federal court without opp t. sition.
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 u- The Massachusetts state board of co w. ciliation and arbitration conferred wi F. representatives of most of the cort
 mills in Lawrence affected by the thr de months strike. The conference last of an hour and half. No conclusion W I'd reached.
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 we Hearing of the case in Boston of Be
 jamin w. Morse. son of Charies-
 Morse, :he steamship owner. who VI - his three sons is under indictment by ng federal grand jury in New York to charges of using the maiis to defral ne, was postponed until June 19. III