Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-15

An independent government mas
been set up by Genaral Chang 'rsc-
I'm, defeated military goyernof #
Mukden.
Senate Investigation of the recent
increase in tine price Of gasoline is
proposed IN resolution Introduced by
Senator Mckellar, democrat, Tennes
see.
Nine persons, seven of wnom were i
firemen were Owe come by gas and |
smoke as lne result Of Il are Shat did |
$lr,UUG \damage III the Ddcsy ldnch !
room IL. Chlcopee, Mass, SAturd1:
Seven Cincinnati locals Of the Boot !
ana Shoe Workers Interna ttonul
UnIon III a referendum ballot, voted TO
ask the general execIr,Ive board or TIE
unl0n lof strike sanction.
The personal effects Of William 0es-
mond raylor, him I'll. ector, VINO Was
aaot dead FEBRUARY i, IN Los Angeles
VIII be sold at pupIic aucLiJn May -.
Sir Walter Raleigh. IS, professor o.
English literature IN Oxford, England,
since 104, died in oxford He was the
author of numerous Voidmes, e5says
and articles on literary subjects.
w. |. Douglas sboe Company Of
Brockton, Mass, increased IT'S weekly
working schedule to ~ Eour3. The
plant has been running on 80 hour
basis.
Customs agents from Boston arrived
in New Bedford to take charge OF tGt
three -masted schooner William ii.
Draper that arrived there with II OF
her passengers missing.
The dearee of doetof of laws will
wien he visits Princeton University
be conferred upon President Hai ding
on June 9 TO dedicate Princeton ne
mortal monument.
Mary Garden, J. Pierpont Morgan.
John Hays Hammond and TITO Scnipa.
were among the passengers sailing or
the Olympic for Southampton anc
| Cherbourg.
! Democratic civilization is even moro
| fundamentally and squarely ehallenS-
| ed by bolshevism than it ege-. was by
! t-Prussianism, William Z. WalhDg, au
| thor and student Of solciaiism, ae-
clared in an address in Philadelphia
The Earl of BaIfour in Geneva warn
ed the nations of Europe that they
would lose what prestige they have in
| America unless in making appeals
for aid they show some indication Of
trying to help themselves.
| August Heckseher of New York has
tion in Munich, Bavaria of a hospital
donated 10000, 600 marks for the erec-
for she'll shocked soldiers. He is q
native of Hamburg.
Stanley Mutchinsky, IS years old, of
Holyoke, who escaped recently from
the Lyman school was captured by
Patrolman Joseph Battiste in Med
ford, Mass, after a quarter mile chase
in which the policeman fired several
shots.
Two masked bandits held up a com
bination train on the Arizona and New
Mexico railroad about Is miles from
Clifoton, Ariz., and escaped with four
pounches of mail and a few packages
taken from the mail car.
Miss Annie WEBB BIanton of Denton
Texas, sister of Repr esentative Thorn
as L. Blanton of Texas, is a candidate
for representative in tie thirteenth
congressional district to fill the un-
expected term of Lucien w. Parrish
who died recently.
A $5,o0o,c9e fund to establish labor
! press was recommended by a specia
committee of the international Broth
! erhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen at the brotherhood conven-
ton in Houston, Texts.
Federation of the colleges and uni.
versities of the Maritime rPovinces IN
/ to one great Institution at Halifax tC
! be known as the Eastern Canada uni
versity' has been proposed by the Car.
. negie Foundation.
The house agreed to a senate
amendment 10 the postoffice aptfo-
! priation bill, providing SIS00 coo foi
. operation of the New York San Fran
cisco air mail service for the fsca
| year beginning July /.
: Telephone messages TO Miami re.
! ported the capture at Lake City BY
) posse Lad by Sheriff Bob Aker oi
Palm Beach county, of two of ;h'
three men who robbed the bank a
Stuart, north of Palm Beach. Fla, ana
escaped with more than $4,000.
Restoration of peculiar prehls'
. sor;c ruin in the Mesa Verde Nationa
! Park in Colorado will be attemptet
, this summer by DIR. J. Walter FeBkes
: chief of the Bureau of American Eth
: nology of the Smithsonian Institution
/ BENJAMIN Schlesinger of New York
q was re- elected president for two years
( of the International Ladies Carmen
: Workers Union at Saturdays session
e ! in Cleveland of the unions sixteenth
4 Biennial convention.
ri The Brotherhood Of Railway ant
Steamship Clerks. Frenght and Ex
press Handlers and Station Emploves
in triennfaI convention in Dallas, Tex
voted to aid the striking New Eng
land textile workers.
a Two men armed with shot gun
: walked into barber shop in tn
= north side Italian section, in Chicago
|, and opened fire without warning. kill
ing the proprietor and A man who wa
q being shaved. The slayers escaped.
9 The Russian delegation at the Gen
GA conference has telegraphed to tn
James Gordon Bennett comm;tte
asking for the entry of two Russia
balloons in the forthcoming balico
race.
n A minimum wage of $14 a week fo
i experienced women and girl employe
X of retail and department stores
n Massachusetts established by th