Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-27
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Condensed Telegrams The German steamship Norderney, coal laden, was torpedoed in the North Sea.
 The strike in Rio de Janeiro is grow ing. Bakers have joined the move ment.
 Captain Armand de Bourmont, com manding heavy artillery at Verdun. was killed.
 More than 800 students arrived at Harvard to take up radio study at the Cruft laboratory. Conscription in Canada is up to the Senate 1t has passed the Commons by a vote of 101 to A. Frederick Libby "Ace", American aviator. is credited with having de- stroyed 22 German airmen. Major Ernest Basserman, leader of the National Liberals in the German Reichstag is dead at Baden.
 Emma Goldman was released on bail, pending appeal of her cinvic- iton for interfering with the draft
 After a suspension of 10 days on the Mexican Central Railroad between Ju- arez and Torreon, service was resum- ed.
 The population in Brussels are threatening revolution against mill itary rule, according to Belgian paper.
 The American dollar in Geneva is only worth about 86 cents while be- fore the war it was worth about 9e cents.
 Henry Hodge has resigned his posi- ton as public service commissioner to serve with General Pershing at the front.
 Clay Tenny Lyles is dead from an explosion of gunpowder on one of the American warships visiting Argentina He was a gunner's mate.
 Sir Eric Gedden, first lord of the Ad- miralty, was elected without opposition as a member of the House of Com mons from Cabridge borough.
 The Louisiana Senate in an extra ordinary session passed a House bill designed to prevent speculation in food, fuel and food during the war
 c Vopicka, United States Minister to the Balkan States who was recalled from his post last spring. will leave for Rumania to resume his duties.
 Three Socialist leaders at Cleveland were sentenced to one year in jail by Federal Judge Westenhaven for him dering selective draft registration.
 Joseph VaIsin GuiIIotte, former may or of New Orleans and one of the leaders of the White League active during the reconstruction days, is dead.
 A detachment of Indiana State troops were called to guard industrial plants at East Chicago, where a riot was started by 800 employees of a chemical plant.
 General Ricaut, governor of Tamau- lipas. left for Tampico to take com mand of the situation resulting from the general strike of 15 900 men in the oil fields.
 Admiral Scheer commander of teh German fleet said that he hoped the German people on the threshold of vic tory. would not disgracefully renounce its future.
 The first American enlisted man to be buried on French soil was Luis Rei- hardt seaman of the 2nd class. He lived at No. 324 East Sixty-sixth St, New York.
 Ireland will obtain freedom unless she defeats it T. P. O'Connor said when he and former Ambassador James w. Gerard addressed the AIdine club at luncheon.
 To consider pooling the purchases for the Allies and to prevent competi- tion between their own buyers, Brit ish French anr Italian amba ssadors conferred at Paris.
 Frank G. caffey, United States Dis trict Attorney, announced that anyone illegally wearing uniforms of the sol diers or sailors will be hailed before the Federal authorities.
 Employees of the Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn R. R. voted to present immediate demands for an increase in wages of 59 cents day, time and on- eighth for overtime and an eight-hou day.
 Working as common railroad lab Orer Adolph won Klief. son af a Ger | man vice admiral, was arrested secret | " by the Government at Binghamton. | N. I. He was transferred to Fort | Ogelthorpe, Ga.
 General Pershine and General Jofsre | visited the French front and reviewed | incidentally one of the most famous | oattalions of French Chausseurs. which | eral Pershing expressed high admira- ion for the men.
 New Jersey celebrated mobilization lay. In every city in the state in which military organizations were sta toned there was hustle and excite nent and affectionate farewelIs as the 1nfts entrained for Sea Girt where at /