Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-31

Capetown. Whether France will be represented at the coming conference at The Hague on Russian affairs will be decided by the chamber of deputies
 The title of Viscount Trapain, assun- ed by the Earl of Balfours>fs taken from the famous hill. Trapain Law, on his East Lothian estate of Whittingehame.
 H. B. Buckingham of WiIkesbarre, Pa, won the Briggs prize in the annual de- batting contest at Wesleyan university. He is a member of the class of 1923.
 Nearly half million tons of anthracite coal valued at $697,90O were recovered in | river coal operations in three Pennsyl- vania streams during 1921.
 The Picking government ig facing an- ancial crisis. It announces that it is un- able to meet it's ordinary current ex- penses.
 China's internal condition is regarded as such as to require organization of a strong. central government to prevent further disintegration.
 Miscellaneous claims approximating S2,000,000 against the skipping board have been settled for approximately s1,- 100000.
 The gold fever is widespread asSa re- suit of gold discoveries in the western part of New South Wales, says a Reuter cable message from Melbourne, Aus tralia.
 The engineer and fireman of . west bound California limited on the Santa Fe were killed near Fort Madison, Iowa. when the train crashed head-on into eastbound train No. 4.
 Otto Hue, whose death occurred in Essen, Germany, was the recognized 1 leader of the coal miners and iron workers trade unions. whose member | ship runs into millions.
 A crowd greeted Manuel Quezon, pres ident of the Philippine senate, and twen- ty other members of the Filipino mission to Washington, on their arrival in Homo lulu. \ H.
 s. E. J. Cox, of Houston, Tex, oil promoter and airplane enthusiast went
 on trial on charges of using the mails to defraud in connection with the sale of stock.
 Brigadier General William Mitchell of the government aviation service in Mill ii waukee, Wis, fell from a horse and was
 injured His physician said that no
 bones were broken.
 The condition of Alfred Gwynne Van
 derbilt, nfe year old heir to millions, who
 for two weeks has been ill at the Hotel
 Ambassador, in New York, was reported fcritical by 1he corps of specialists and
 nurses in attendance
 Audrey Manson. nationally known
 model was reported out of danger at her
 home in Mexico, N. Y. Miss Munson took
 poison Saturday afternoon and when her
 mother found her lying on her bed de.
 clared that she wanted to die
 Robert Legendre, Georgetown Uni.
 versitys star field and track athlete and
 thrice winner of the penthalon chanpi onship will forsake the cinder path for
 the career of a motion picture actor when he graduates in June
 y Two sixteen year old boys. their nocL cts weighted with 2,sO0 pennies which DO 9 llce alleged had been stolen from chew T Ing gum slot machines in subway sta. c uons in New York, were arrested ok petty larceny charges.
 Belief that strike vote would be CT s dered by the executive council of tb, h Unitetd Brotherhood of Maintenance n n Way Employees and Railway Shop La
 porers, was expressed by E. F. Grable r. grand president of the organization q Announcement of a ten per cent, wax = increase in factory department was mad r. at the offices of the Firestone Tire an, s Rubber company in Akron Ohio. T. shortage of skilled workers was respon g sibie for the increase, it was said s. The federal government is not IiabI n Tor losses alleged by coal companies f C nave been suffered on coal reouisitione > by the fuel administration during tn l. war, 1t was held by the supreme court |
 case brought by the Morrisdale Goa .s company.
 The InSerson-TrentOn Watch compan ,e or trenton, N J., recently organized an l. affiliated with the Waterbury Clock con at pany of Waterbury, Conn, started or IS eration Monday with 500 employees S. manufacture watches, electric clocks an Is radio equipment.
 y Lord NOrthcliffe has announced fhs Ik hereafter the editors of the London Ey
 ening News, which include the member 10 Of the staff who would be termed "cou h, readers" on an American newspaper
 will work only four days a week instea
 of five as heretofore.
 1T Hope and anticipation was shown
 the faces of every one of the 57 me = and Il women, real pioneers they calle es themselves, who arrived in Riga late i of April from America on their way Iv Siberia to take over concessions grante e. them by the soviet government. f. Harry A. Grossberg. official of tI
 Fleischman's Distillery company ;+. Cleveland, Ohio, is under arrest. in Mo b- treal, charged with forging a permit fl aa the removal of s4,o00,O 900 worth of liou, rv with intent to defraud the United Stat IF. government.
 n. After he had been scoIded by his mot = CT with whom he had been working in st garden, Harold, 1S year old son ,r Charles Kirkpatrick, manager of u = Woodlake, SeD-,e station of the Standai
 Oil compsny, went into the house. foul ne a shotgun and pulled the trigger, kiIlil Tar Pa himself instantly.
 ,ii Mrs. Lola Robuck-Spayer. in cell , ,nt Flint, Mich, charged with bigamy | .ae cause neither of her husbands, Anthol - 9 Spayer, night policeman, and Hen Aes Roebuck, day factory employe put
 $500 bond for her, admitted the bigar