Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-14
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gas jet open. Police reported the death as suicide. l
 The Turkish nationalist leaders ex- pressed resentment over what they term 1 ed American interference in Turkeys in 1 ternal affairs contained ia note receiy l ed from Secretary of State Hughes.
 A 10 per cent. increase in wages to all | employees. including those On day and 1 piecework, beginning with yesterday. was | announced by the Sessions Foundry Co, l Bristol. There are 400 empolyes.
 Ship subsidy. so far as the house is concerned will form the backbone of the legislative program for the extra sesson of congress called for November 20 by President Harding.
 A Sunday closing law in Birminghan nl Ala, has been applied tn traveling mems sample cases it was learned. when an or der from the safety directoC to the police was made public directing them to stop sales to jobbers on Sundays,
 A COnstantin OSIIe despatch to The London Times says it IS understood per mission has been granted 10 the French and Italian high commissioners to agree to the declaration of a state of siege is a preventive measure.
 ROdnlan Wanamaker, vice president of the Wanamaker stores in New York and Philadelphia and a special deputy police commissioner of New York, is se- riously ill.
 Motion picture films featuring Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle. from which the pro- 1nCarS al 900 have been permanently scrapped, the Paramount Pictures corporation an nounced.
 Violation of prohibition laws was at tributed by John D. Rockefeller. Jr, in 1 speaking to his mems Bible class at the Fifth Avenue Baptist church, New York, to a presumption on the part of citizens to choose which laws to observe and which to break.
 1 Lieutenants Oakley Kelley and John | MacReady are planning to make their next attempt to fly across the continent ! in an airplane without a stop, shortly l after the first of the year. The route will be from New York to San Diego. | Applications for transfer of American vessels to foreign flags will be considered by the shipping board only where the i tTansferee makes binding agreement that the ships will nnt be used to carry liatoxicattps liquors q any kind. tv or 1 from the United States.
 The bodies of John and Charles Davis. brothers living together in a small house on the outskirts of Oxford, V. H., were found with the heads smashed by i blows from an axe when third brother,
 Prescott Davis, of Harwich, Vt, and
 his wife arrived for visit.
 Ismar s. Ellison, founder. with the
 late Oscar Hammerstein, of the United States Tobacco Journal, died at his home
 in New York. He was born in Ger
 many in 1S47 and came to America when
 he was 2S.
 T Drafting of Q proposed amendment to
 the constitution designed to eliminate
 all distinction between the rights of the
 sexes was decided on at the closing Ses-
 sion of the conference of officers of the
 National Women's party in Washington Word was received in New Haven oi the death in Auburn, N. Y, of Edward
 J. Kelly, who was formerly head of the
 Kelly Tire Co.,. in West Haven, concorr
 whose affairs were in the bankruptc,
 court for a long time.'
 Three jurors have been accepted ten lively in the case at Marion, Ills, of five men charged with murder in connection !, with the Herrin mine killings last June when court adjourned late yesterday | after scores of veniremen had beer
 questioned and excused.
 Carl Steafns, Boston neWsbOy anG ) member of the Harvard freshman class l has been awarded the Boston newsboy: l scholarship which pays cost of tuition
 for first year only, the Harvard corpora
 tion announced last night.
 Payment of adjusted compensation t,
 former soldiers and sailors at the ex I pense of benefciaries of the Fordney : McCumber tariff bill was urged in al : Armistice. day address in Fullerton, Cal . by William G. McAdoo, former secretar. f of the treasury. e.
 4 chanse of venue in South BenC f was granted Mrs. Agusta P. Herman, i
 her suit for divorce from Professo John P. Tiernan, University of. Notr : Dame law instructor, who recent
 charged that Harry Poulin was the ia l lueE Ul A bill providing that persons who SC
 anything purportfng to be drinkable a a coholic liquor that kills the drinkt
 shall be claSsed as murderers and puT n ished according is to be submitted = the next New York legislature by til {, Anti-Saloon League of New York. . Attorney General Hopkins. of Kansa :, declared that the attorney generals O i, flee will not participate in the trial ( = William Allen White, Emporia eCiito
 for displaying fifty posters expressir
 lsympathy for the strikers during tt
 shopmen's strike.
 \ Mrs. Stephen Hardness hAS promise
 conditionally to give S750,00O to the Eft Avenue Presbyterian church, New Tori '- toward a building fund for the erectio g of a seven story structure to house ir 'E stitutionaI work of any church in tn e world, if other members of the paris + will donate $250, 900 to the cause. n The government of Palestine has fl 'e vited governments which are membe U of the league of nations and the arcl geological societies of the Unite
 States, engaged in excavations in Pa
 estine to aid in the task of excavatiI
 the site of the city of David in ter ID salem.
 -I The books of the Merchants Nation Ia bank of Burlington, Vt, of which L. ho renzo E. zWoodhouse, of New York, O. president, were produced in court ye o-I terday in the $1,e00,0o0 suit broug