Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
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Condensed Telegrams

About 10000 coal miners in Kentucky are now on strike.
 Russia is trying to place orders for more than sOO.OOO steel rails.
 Nearly +wo-thirds of the new wheat crop in Oklahoma has been cut
 Five thousand potters returned to work at East Liverpool, O., and nearby
 Fire losses in the United States and 97s.5oo.
 The submarine IA, grounded on damaged.
 Fire destroyed the Waters 6 Osborne 1 lumber yard at Red Bank, N. J., at a | loss of $7O,O0O.
 James B. Wise, banker, of Water town, IN. r., dropped dead in a hotel at Atlantic City.
 The oldest son ef Yuan shi Kai, the eide in Picking.
 Edward Hall of Detroit, Mich, is listed as wounded in the latest Cana
 
 Complete unofficial returns indicate that the equal suffrage amendment nj Iowa was defeated.
 May production of the Inspiration Consolidated Copper company amount ed to 10,4Oo,oOO pounds.
 Martial law was declared at Chfhua- hua City following wrecking by a mob | of fine American COUS1I1afn General Pershins left Columbus, N. I M. for his base at Namiquipa, Chihua- hua, after an inspection trip.
 sixty-eisht New York city garment manufacturers, closed by the strike of operators. have opened out of town shops.
 l American troops at Tien-Tsin, China, are reported to have been ordered to l Peking to guard the foreign colony there.
 l Dismissal of the federal suit against l the United Shoe Machinery company I was refused in the district court at St. Louis.
 | Charles E. Schafer, a member of the I New York stock exchange since 1892, died at his home at Yonkers, N. Y-
 Louis D. Brandeis, newly installed associate justice of the supreme court, called on President Wilson to pay his respects.
 BrooI<Iyn's anniversary day parade was called off because of the rain One hundred thousand children had planned to march.
 SoI4 to 4ks .r,o,,,t ox a sdn oon ,.,a C received from Canada and deposited at the New York assay office by J. F. Morgan 6 Co.
 President Wilson will leave wash ington Monday to go to West Point to address the graduating class. He will go via New York.
 A report issued by the department of agriculture placed the condition of winter wheat on June at 7s.2 against S5.S on June 1. 1915.
 New proposals by Germany to the United States concerning American re- lief in Poland have been transmitted to Ambassador Gerard.
 A public reception was rendered vfs- itfng suffragettes in Chicago at the new municipal pier there by the Illinois Equal Suffrage association. l
 The newly organized Tropical Oil Co. has taken over $500, 600 acres of land in Colombia, South America, and will begin drilling operations on a large scale.
 The Norwegian bark Artensis, from Glasgow, went ashore on the New Jer- sey coast near Sandy Hook during a fog. The crew was taken off by life guards.
 According to the official list the cas- ualties in the Jutland battle include } 1,004 men on the British cruiser Inde- fatigable and 7S6 men on the Black Prince.
 Thirty thousand employees of the Le- high and WiIkesbarre Coal company have threatened to go on strike unless the modified eight hour day plan is agreed to.
 Because of the general strike in Nor l way, the government has prohibited the sale or importation of strong : liquors, wines and beer, and shipment of liquors throughout the country. ? ROOSEVELT IS DIRECTING