Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-14

to attend preliminary meetings prior to the opening of the convention today.
 The steamship. MauretanIa, which ar rived at Southampton, set two new worlds records for speed on her latest voyage, said cablegram received by the Cunard line.
 Herman A. Fosdick, 47 years old, vice president of the Bates Street Shirt Co.,, of Lewiston, Maine, died there Mon day He was formerly associated with Boston firm of brokers.
 An army alrplane was wrecked at Pittsfield, Mass, when it went into soft ground on the take-off. Lieut.. George Hodge was pinned in the rear pit but was not seriously hurt. 1 Dr. Edward H. Nichols, associate pro lessor of the Harvard Medical School 1 and in medical charge of Harvard foo;- ball teams since 1904, died at his home l in Boston.
 1 According to reports from Tibet two selected members of General Bruce's ex- ploration party are now attempting to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, the | 6Oo1 O1 LIN eApeUlIlOH.
 Electricity conveyed through a fishing rod caused the death of Webber Gram mer 64, at Baylis, H., whose casting line struck high tension wire last Wed nesday. He died of burns.
 Miss Curlessa simon, 31, who killed her divorced husband, John H. Topper Toleda, O.. restaurant proprietor, in his place of business April g, committed sui eide by drinking poison
 l Detachments of six southern Ireland regiments which are being disbanded were received by King George at Wind sor Castle. They marched through the streets, their bands playing Frank A. Scott, of yicksburs, wa elected president of the Cotton State League at a meeting of the directors. H succeeds s. L.. Dodds of Clarksdale, re signed.
 Pilot W. L. Smith in a maiI-carryin airplane brought 200 pounds of mai sent from New York for delivery a Brunswick. Me. and at Portland in con nection with the dedication of the frs municipal aviation field in Maine. 
 The shipping board vessel Ala, a wee late from Rotterdam. docked in Bosto after having completed strenuous voy age that included the towing of the dis abled shipping board steamer Easter
 Dawn 2051 miles.
 Thomas Clinton was killed, hi
 brother Phillip Clinton was injured st
 verely and another brother, John Clir
 ton, sustained minor hurts when the
 automobile turned over after skiddin
 in Lexington, Mass.
 The Massachusetts house of repr
 sentatives adopted an order directir
 the states department of labor and Ii 4 dustries to make every effort to sett the textile strike now in progress in tn = state.
 - Mrs. Theda K. AulaunkO was taken
 the Lynn (Mass.) hospital with two bu ,s let wounds in her right side from sho
 alleged to have been fired by her hu
 band, Hermond Aulaunko, while she "
 on her way to work. s The AmOskeag Manufacturing Con
 pany of Manchester, N. H., reported IT, substantial increase in the number Is employees reporting for work followi C. the opening of the mills one week a al after strike of F weeks duration. or The committee on guarantees appoiu a. ed by the reparations commission W ry start for Berlin this week to take up
 work set out for it under the part SC moratorium agreement, beginning wi e. examination of German resources. nd Rear Admiral William s. Sims, "
 delivered the honorary chancellor's . K, dress at Union College commenceme ss. exercises, at Schenectady, N r, W n- given an honorary degree of doctor IT. laws.
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 The United States shipping boa
 steamer Eastern Dawn, which develop
 boiler trouble on her voyage from A ,v werp for Philadelphia. arrived in N York in tow of the tug Humaconna. $ m. left Antwerp on May 18. ,se General Manuel Palaex. who resign o1 from the Mexican army three weeks z ba after controlling the Tampico oil fife ,rs several years, is in New York, acco 'ev ing to reports in revolutionary eirc 5n in Fl Paso. Texas, for conference W nd revolutionary leaders.
 
 rr! President Harding has written ] ins Goldstein of St. Louis that the critici on produced by the nomination of Go M stein for internal revenue collector ht ,ad caused by Goldstein's acceptance of nA 500 of Lowden campaign funds, was as an "undeserving factor"
 A naval board of investigation he
 ed by Rear Admiral Phillip Andrews NC busy trying to establish responsibi
 for the presence on board the ma me transport Sirius of S7 cases of fore csc liquor. which was found m the ca are unloaded at the navy yard in Norf Xii Va, Saturday.
 Sun
 ad- From what arc considered relis
 private advices reaching Berlin Mon ern by aerial post The conclusion Is l -ies missible that the sovie. chiefs have ave tuaily abandoned hopa for the rec lili- cry of Mikaloi Lenins and that n ent, O. his death is likely to come at
 moment.
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 can For the first time in many years ap- Massachusetts house of. representa- ere. unanimously overrode veto of Ki, governor. The legislature had voted re- ray the widow of Representative Wa the & Hale of Rockport the balance of