Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-12

leader, accompanied by Austin Stock, will ! visit Scotland this week to address a num- Der of meetings.
 Serious disorders Broke ont at the Rip ley coal mine and the Kern Coal Com pany's mines near Terre Haute, Ind, Saturday.
 La test return from Tuesdays election the Philippines, indicate the nationalist party will continue in control of the low ers house of the legislature
 Thomas Tomasik, Se. textile striker from Manchester, N H., committed sui eide in Lowell, Mass by; inhaling gas at the home of his brothe-.
 Swiss bankers are requesting the fed eral government to ask that they be represented in the United States in the ne- gotiations concerning Mexican loan. -
 The Prince of Monaco was operated on for an intestinal na1ady in Paris. It was announced by member Of his household that the operation was successful.
 A total of 1S,s22 French war prisoners died in Germany during the war, it is announced officially by War Minister Maginet z. ..5..ssrs
 .'NInjor" Louis Davis. retired circus dwarf. is dead at his home in Granville near MorgantoUn, W. Va.,, aged S1 years He was 37 inches in height.
 Government and press of Newfound- land express alarm at the heavy emigra- tion of young men from the colony to New England mad Canada.
 Nineteen young men from all parts of the Roman Catholic diocese of Spring field. were ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Thomas I. O'Leary in St. Michaers Cathedral Saturday morning. Park Ralburn, a farmer near Carthage, Texas, was shot and killed and his wife seriously wounded by negro, Zack King. Armed men are securing the country for King.
 1 Five Colgate University students ar- rested at Hamilton, following a series of fires are out on $1,ooO bail each follow ing their arrangement. They will appear for examination today.
 ] Airplanes did more to strike terror in.
 to the insurgent Hottentots in the recen1 up rising in southwest Africa than the whole of tke volunteer forces engaged 1T IQuelling the rebels.
 Portland. (Me.) rlerchants are accept ing Canadian money at part, owing tt the reduction in the rate of exchange tC less than one per cent. at the banks, tn,
 chamber of commerce announced. Sweeping regulations for publicity O campaign contributions, are provided fo
 in a bill introduced by Chairn.tn An
 drews, of the house committee on cleo 4 tion of president, vice president and mem bers of congress.
 An honorary degree Is to be conferre'
 on Secretary of Agriculture wallace b. 1 Iowa State college, Ames Iowa, today
 when he will give the commencement ad dress at the graduation exercises of tha institution, of which he is an alumnus. : 4 five story warehouse and onic turing district, owned by the Dexte building in the South Boston manurac Stores, was destrLy yed by fire early Sat 5 urday. A large quantity of wool, store on the first three floors, was burned
 I
 The shipping Board steamship Al, Rotterdam forN CIV York. which ha lowed the crippled shipping board steame
 Eastern Dawn, Antwerp for PhiladeIphi; more than 1000 miles in 10 days, was re
 lieved of her burden by the tug Hums
 coma.
 Sixteen shoe and boot manufacturers
 Cincinnati, whose plants have been close 5 for several weeks by a sthike of SOC l workers against a ten per cent. wage T. ductton, announced they would open the factories June IA, paying the reduce
 wages.
 |, The monthly tonnage report of u l United States Steel Corporation, shove l 5, 254,22S tons of unified orders on har 3 May 31. This is an increase fro s Aprips thrilled orders which totalled 5
 os6,917.
 T Genevieve Paddleford, who claims to I n kthe wife of a wealthy California oil tra = CT, is under arrest in Vienna inc onnectic d with a number of fradulent operations . which business men of Lucerne, Par 6 and Vienna, were the victims.
 T
 ment twenty-seven years ago has becor
 law with the favorable action of the SC S ate. It provides penalty of from s
 days to one years Imprisonment or # fine of from sixteen to 500 francs in { 7 cases of persons convicted of openil L. mail not addressed to them. L. John Fl. Suherburne was appointed I - ceiver for the Miller Candy company. l. Roxbury Mass, by Judge Morton of t IS United States District court In the V, ,- untary petitionary in bankruptcy filed
 the company a few days ago. Lfabiliti t. of $767, ,29S, and assets of $73s,513, we l. admitted.
 v Seth May. federal prohibition enfor,
 n1ent director, in resume of the oper
 tions of his department in Maine sin last August said there have been SC
 ed $500 quarts of whiskey; 800 quarts :. gin. 376 gallons of wine and 15S g 7 Ions of alcohol, also Gozen automobil - The Montiort state bank at Montfo ts Wis, was closed by the state banki 1n commissioner, pending investigation 'ol - cred following the disappearance t .il days ago of Clyde Stephens, cashier. " at t1eft a note saying: This Is my last d
 on earth. may have betrayed othe
 but others betrayed me- =. Loss estimnted at about three quart, h. of a million dollars was caused by a f K that destroyed two business blocks a he damaged two others in the center cE Woonsocket, R. L, business district S 1T. urday. The Woonsocket Call Publfshi or Company lost itSp lant. and with; an