Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-17
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 It was reported in R0nie that minis terial crisis is imminent. due to the Ital- i ian budget deficit.
 One man was shot ands slightly injured insconnuection with the shopmen's strike at Carbondale, Pa
 James Rowland AnEelI, president of 1 Y ale university, is in New Haven hospital | indispesed, but his physicians believe he 1 will return home in few days.
 Savings deposits inAbanks in the United l States total more than $16500, 100000, 1 according to a survey just completed by | the American Bankers Association.
 According to a questionnaire sent out by the Maryland Horticultural Society the 1 apple crop of western Maryland will bed about 50 per cent. of normal.
 The senate Saturday rejected ss to Se the provision of the tariff bill proposing to contin the existing dye embargo for one year from the passage of the bill.
 Eugene Y. Debs, socialist leader Is in Chicago sanatariun1 where it was said regenerative treatments will be prescribed for him.
 Thousands of Fascistl have occupied Cremona, Italy, and are conducting anti socialist demonstrations similar to those which recently took place at Bologna.
 Edith Kelly Gould was blocked again,in her attempt to sue in this country for di- yeree from Frank J. Gould, who obtain, ed divorce from her in France.
 Colonel Piggott. of the pay department of the British army, while walking along the street in Cairo, in uniform, was shot it is believed fatally His assailant es- caped
 Sam Lippe, letter carrier in New York, for sixteen years, was arrested for stealing two $ Il bills and a cheap watch from the mails, Released on bail he went home and committed suicide.
 Henry Fords offer for purchase and lease of the governments projects at Muscle Shoals.{ Ala. was rejected by the senate agriculture committee by vote of g to z.
 King Alfonso of Spain accepted the resignation of General Jose Olaguer Feliu, minister of war. Premier Sanchez Guerra will act until a successor is ap- pointed.
 A strike of Arabs throughout PaIes- tine and Transjordania, which began in protest against the terms of the British l mandate has given rise to serious sit uation.
 The Luckenbach steamship company, New York, has withdrawn from the Gulf ! conference, composed of the lines operat- ing from New Orleans, Mobile and Gal weston to Pacific coast ports.
 Orders to speed up the coinage of siIv- CT dollars to replace part of the sS00,ooo,- l 900 sold during he World war as bullions to. England have been received at the Philadelphia mint.
 The New Hampshire birth rate in 1921 was the highest and the death rate the l lowest in the 3S years in which figures have been compiled.
 Relatives of Mrs. Hebert of Lawrence. Mass, who died at the Danvers state hospital, have asked District Attorney S. Howard Donnen to investigate her death.
 The plante of the Grow Tire company l in Brockton, Mass, was damaged by an explosion Saturday morning. Seven per- sons were taken from the ruins and rush ed to a hospital.
 Rev. Charles W. Lyons, S. J.. of the Church of Ignatius Loyola, New York city, has been appointed professor of psy- chology at Boston college.
 United States Senator William F. Dill | lingham while motoring over the Wat erbury-Montpelia road was stopped> by customs officers who were searching for bootleggers.
 The 800 employed in the two shoe fac- tories of the Sears -Roebuck company, in Springvale, Me. which were closed Thursday noon because of labor troubles will return to work this morning
 
 !, Three more locomotives, two from the
 the Fitchburg division and one from the : Connecticut river division of the Boston Main railroad. were sent to a Holyoke , boiler plant for repairs
 Il Information was received by nation. !, al detective agency in Minneapolis that
 Joseph Andre Tressi, grand opera conduc: tor who disappeared from Minneapolis l nearly month ago, was in Boston foul days ago. Detectives there are attempt. , ing to trace his movements since i Warning to be on the watch for new
 counterfeit physicians prescription blanl
 for prescribing intoxicating liquor, befnf ! circulated in certain parts of the coun try. was sent to all federal prohibition directors by Commissioner Haynes. = NFOra &I,a,, ask.- ed-off shotguns broke into the sFoust dis tillery, Glen Rock, 15 miles south O n Yoke, Pa, overpewered the guards anc
 carried away 1s1 barrels of whiske, f valued at s1S1,OOO in Is trucks. a a The westbound Wolverine flyer. tb f Michigan CentraPs finest train went ove
 loosened tracks, two miles east of Bat tie Creek and five rear coaches were de
 railed, while the main line track wa < torn up for about a quarterso of mile. Tw, ? persons were slightly injured I National guard problems in New Eng II land were intensively discussed at con [ ference in Camp Devens attended b, ' ' Major General Clarence R. Edwards an, . the adjueI1ts general of Maine, Ney T i1Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts ' FConnecticut and Rhode Island.
 Attorney J. Weston Allen of Masss
 chusetts, mol pressed an indictnnen T charging Supreme Court Justice Edwar
 P. Price with conspiring to obstruct jus e Profits of more than sz,ooo. 900 w.-