Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-13

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 The strike on the Great souEhern and Western and the argest railway in Ireland which was called in the middle of Oc- tober was settled Saturday.
 The destroyer 6hilas went aground on Montauk Point, on Long Island. She re- ported by radio that sfie was in no inme- |. diate danger and probably would get of without assistance.
 The eighteenth amendment to tho fed eral constitution, with the Volstead act, has been voted part of the California laws by majority laws by majority of 2S,62t votes. ..' '-' I
 The newspaper Measagero in Rome says that the situation in the Near East 'is not only grave but alarming, and must be earnestly and energetically considered"
 z King Victor EmnaAuers hfty-third birthday was celebrated throughout It. ally Saturday with special ceremonies accompanied by demonstrations of en- thusiasn.
 It seemed apparent that. the number of lives lost in the burning as the river  ed at 2oe probably never will be learned definitely.
 The Eastern Telegraph eompaay's cable to Constantinople, which was cut recently by the Turkish nationalists in the vicinity of Chanak, has been rest ored and is working smoothly. .......$
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 Lieut.. danes HutchiAsOn,, reported lost in the West Virginia OF. Pennsylvania mountains was located near Columbus O., where he was forced to land on account of short gas supply. ..,s.:
 Ton persons sustained burns or cuts when a gas tank which: was being placed in an automobile at a service station in the Back Bay district Boston, exploded Saturday
 Mayer !. c. walton of oklahosna Cisx, next governor of Oklahoma, has an- nouneed plans for monster inaugural party, the features Of which will be- a barbecue and sqpate dance at the stata house. ifl +.;;'-::ccr -G-. 5'zs11 i Annie Oakley of Leesbafg,f FfA, former daring hcrsewoman and sSeraek. shot, with Buffalo BITS Wild west show. received serious injuries in arts atton1o- bile accident when her machine over. turned on the Dixie highway near Day tena. Fla. ...
 Pearland Cummings. 2s of sprinEAsId, pleaded not guilty to a charge, of bfga- my, It. is alleged that while still mar ried, to Ethel Devine of Bridgeport; Ct, he married. Mrs. Viola L. Dean Of. west Springfield in September, 1920. A.. s.+-... |
 Parents OfA young boys and girls who participate m puppy love- escapades i should be publicly spanked, along with 1 their erring offspring, according to Judge Lawrence Jacobs, of the Chicago boys court. 4-: The body of Dr. GrahAme D. Jshassn. tof Reading, Pa, was found In the SchuyI- I kill river, Philadelphia It had been weighted down by means of bricks in, the I pockets of the clothing and a gag was found in the mouth. A recommendation that . diTerce be granted to Mrs. Elsie Frazee, wife. of Harary H Frazee, theatrical owner and principal owner of the Boston American baseball club, wasf filed in superior court l in New York by Referee Abraham Stern. l John Emmett Garland, oHeS. Of the judges of the United States circuit court of appeals for the eighth judicial ciruit, eomprisingS western aFls dnorthwsstern States, died suddenly of hemofrhage at his former home in Washington.
 | Three indictments eharKiRe [ ccnerese- lnan Elect Victor Berger and four other i socialists, with conspiracy to .obstruct the prosecution of the war, were dismissed by Federal Judge Geirgers in Milwaukee, May of this year, it became known Sat IIurday. ... 1s-
 oscar Bunte. wealthy e4ady. l.,aa.eae- turer, in Chicago was sued for $1oo, ,Ooe the affections of his. wife, Mrs Marribel Sehaefter, were alienated by the candy mans . 2; It is ssmi-s6ieiaIIy : eonnrued sha. ,l Pope Plus will hold, a secret. consistory 5l on December Il, to be followed by a public consistory on Decemberi l4, h which he will create a number se Few Il cardinals.
 All prisoners serving time at the city farm in Jacksonville, Fla, for misde- hmeanors were released with suspended 4 sentences upon order of Municipal Judge IBeckham in order that they might par. i ticipate in an AFmsitice day parade.
 i The staxe court of aDDesls in NnshviIe I Tenn, affirmed a judgment of s4o0 ir d favor of Sergeant Alvin, c. York, World ll war hero, as the result of the opening of road through his property in Fen tress county.
 - ,.....- I :. =. sJ ss.s .i9 Twas reelected by large majority, an. nounced in San Frnacisco that he weiilt
 have the. Nevada senatorial contest re.
 turns framed when he arrived ih wash. lington. ,:4 ] An annendment to the eonstitut;en q 1.-the Unifed States which would make
 aeaaratfon of war impossible except by
 asdirect vote by, the peopiA. was adv0eat,
 ed by Mrs. Finnred Mason Huck, newl1
 elected eonsresswomah at large from II linois. I Ths two AnaerieAa -aaiseiondI IFiSa febe.A ed held by Cninese bahdits ins E6nah pro. Ivince are named Forshurg and Lundeen. Harry S. Smith. dsriher asststaAt pslss $ master at Granm, Wyo., was arreated fii .y Boston on aa charge of embezzlins sfx' from post office funds at that city in No Ivember, islSs
 In eonnestian .vtth tks Irusssifse rs } Econtsruction of the German .cabfne4 l lwas reported in reliable qdapters hS q Wilhelm Cnnos director general of tn } Hamburg American line, was again, be ing urged to: take the ministry | Of fer lefsn afEsirs