Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-02
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Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Prices of food products advanced sharply at Chicago. The Sub Treasury transferred ssoo,- | GOO to New Orleans. 1 Six of the leading railroads have granted freight handlers demands.
 Newman Erb resigned as president of the Minneapolis & St. Louis rail- road.
 1 The British steamer Tonsariro was wrecked off Portland Island, New Zealand.
 Exports of general merchandise at the Port of New York Wednesday totaled $10,608,240.
 The army on the Mexican border has sufficient supply of food and forage to last 60 days.
 The Finnish steamship VeIIamo sank near the coast of Finland. Her crew was saved.
 Cornell University will not open un- til the week of October 9, two weeks later than usual.
 The Beta Theta Phi Fraternity will lhold it's annual convention at Sara l toga Springs Sept. 6-S. | Emperor Franz Josef is reported to ] have arrived at Budapest for a con- ference with Hungarian leaders. l The condition of exGovernor Pen nypacker, who is i'll at his home at SchwenSsville, Pa, is extremely grave. A campaign will be instituted soon by the United Mine Workers of America for a national shorter work day.
 1 With 16,ooo tons of munitions and 190 passengers the White Star Liner Baltic sailed for Liverpool from New York.
 i The police have forbidden the sale and consumption Of alcoholic liquors in all establishments throughout Ru- mania.
 Vienna asked the Dutch Minister at l Bucharest to take charge of Austro- Hungarian interests in the Rumanian Kingdom.
 ] Michael O'DonneI, a Iongshcreman, was drowned in WaIlabout Canal, 1 Brooklyn, while he was trying to get aboard a barge.
 Edward Farrell, a chauffeur of Brooklyn, was sentenced to serve 60 days in jail for driving his automobile while intoxicated.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad announc- ed that 6O,000 shopmen have volun- teered to fill 35,000 places to be made vacant by the strike.
 A. A. Jones of East Las Vegas, N. M., assistant secretary of the interior, 1 resigned to become Democratic candi- date for the Senate in New Mexico.
 The Agricultural Central Loan Bank l has subscribed $15,000,000 to the new German war loan, and the Savings Bank of Elberfeld has subscribed $2,- 500,OO0.
 William Miller Collier, of Auburn, N. Y, has been informed that King Alfonso of Spain has made him a Knight of the Grand Cross of the Order Of Isabella.
 The century old United States re- through Hell Gate on her way from Norfolk, Va, to Passport, Me. where she is to be scrapped.
 The Western Union Telegraph an- Inounced that Bosnia Herzegovina and Austro- Hungarian Governments advise 'hat telegraphic communication with Rumania is suspended.
 express service of the Delaware S, Hudson Railroad, who for the past five weeks have been on strike for more pay, returned to work.
 The Senate passed an amendment President to prohlojt importation of articles from nations that will not ad- init American products to their ports.
 Business men at Shanghai are greatly irritated by the British cen sorship of 147 bags of American mail, which arrived in Shanghai from Van couver Aug. 27 on the Empress of Ja- pan.
 The Anaconda Copper Mining Co.,, through it's subsidiary, International Smelling and Refining Co.,, has pur- chased the Walker copper properties in Plumas. Cal, paying, it is reported $670,000.
 Austro- Hungarian interests in Ru- mania have been entrusted to the Dutch Minister at Bucharest while Runanian interests in Germany have been turned over to United States Ambassador Gerard. Government ownership of a pulp and paper mill for the manufacture of paper used by the Government print ing office was proposed in a, bill intro duced in the House by Representative ITavenner of Illinois
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