Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-25

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams ~ Price control of American meats Is a part of the plan of the British food dictator.
 More than 50 per cent. of the s2,- 900, 100000 Liberty Loan was paid in to the Treasury.
 The Russian Mission is in Pittsburgh and is visiting the steel mills and other industrial plants.
 The Swedish Government expro- priated growing crops of all cereals. legumes and sugar beets.
 The water power of Sweden is esti- mated at 5000 GOO horsepower Only about 15 per cent. is in use. Alfredo Lezio, a lieutenant in the Italian army, was drowned in Green wood Lake. near Paterson, N. J. The Post Office department will open bids Friday for 210,000 GOO envelopes for the use of the war department. Earl Grey, former governor general of Canada, is seriously i'll in London.
 He recently underwent an operation  The German forces In German East Africa tried to make a stand aginst the Allies. The Germans lost heavily. Secretary Baker made an inspection of Camp Meade the draft army can tonment in Arundel county, Mary land. The fishing schooner cygne from St Nalo, France, was rammed and sunk DV unknown steamer The vUa c saved.
 European Russia doubled the i'm ports of 1915 last year. The total inn ports last year were s545,s53 900 worth of goods.
 More than 5000 Ioaves of bread are produced daily by the Marine Corps
 baker in the recruit depot at Port Royal, $. c.
 The riots at Nizhni Novgorod were
 started under the leadership of the Russian extremist Many jews were slaughtered.
 The s27,oco,o ,ooo rivers and harbor bill was denounced by Senator Kenyon as '.the worst pork bill ever presented to Congress-
 Eleven army officers who were sent to Europe as a special commission to investigate conditions arrived at an Atlantic port
 Eight regiments of cavalry, equipped and trained as artillery, will be added to the regular army quickly as they can be organized.
 Captain Osborne of the Dartmouth baseball team was injured in France l by fragments of flying shell. He is an ambulance driver.=--ssesgs Despite the U-boats, Philadelphia exports for June reached $41,284.111, a record for that month, as compared with $24,2S6,752 year ago. Judge Mcintyre in the Court of Gen eral Sessions. New York, asked all l male prisoners of conscription age to produce their registration cards. Two seamen of a Dutch steamship
 moored off 57th Street in the Hudson
 river were drowned when a boat in
 which they were sailing capsized. Gold to the amount of $2,952, ,o00
 was withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury. Of this amount 1852 900 will be shipped | to Spain and the rest will be withheld. 1 One man who holds fred ink" num-
 Der 25S in Monmouth county is Louis | Voan, an Italian, now in the county
 jail at Freehold awaiting trial for mur- | der.
 l The French War Cross was confer
 red upon Basil K. Neftel of Larchmont,
 N. Y, and Ora R. McMurray, of Mad
 ison. Wis, both of the American field | service.
 In the House of Common yesterday the British Government asked for
 vote of credit of s3 250. 900 000 the largest single vote since the beginning of the war.
 1 Captain Ronald True, a British avi-
 ator acting as in instructor at the
 Speedway Park, Sheepshead Bay, and
 a pupil, W. 4. Reed, were injured when l the machine fell.
 The comenrciaI Cable Co. announc-
 ed that their cable to the Dutch East l Indies was restored. establishing communication with the provinces of | Mando and Ternate.
 The Massachusetts State Board of
 Consolidation and Arbitration recom-
 mends that the Lynn plants open at once and that the 3 900 employees re- l turn to their benches.
 An issue of $1se,5oo bonds of Hali- fax. N. F.. proposals for which were invited. was withdrawn. The Royal Bank of Canada temporarily will take care of the needs of the city. Capt. Bragg of the American bark l EIildegarde, which was sunk by l submarine, said that from the appear ance of the submarines they have not i been into a port within a year. The tU-boats are all covered with moss.
 The British Mission to American to enlist men for the Kings army made a plea for British subjects between l19 and 45 years old, either carpenters or cabinet makers, for irnemdiate ser vice in the British Royal Flying Corps of Canada.
 BANNERS STRIKE
 IN SANTA CLARA One Man Killed in the General Riot